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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
NAVAL SCANDAL
INVESTIGATION
fer uni,.d Prs...l

WASHINGTON. March tS.-Opin.
ion prevails that Representative
I.iliey Of Connecticut has produced
sufficient evidence TO warrant a
thorough proving 81 the charges
that the Electric Boat company Of
New Jersey used improper means
10 Influence legislation IN its favor
Tho committee appointed 10 inves
tiRate the tiiley charges promised
Lllley that. n he showed there were
grounds for his accusations. the
committee would cali Witnesses
According 10 Lilley's present
plans. he viii ask that Isaac l..
Rice. president Of the boat concern.
Eiihu FROST. vice president, and
Lawrence Spear Of New York be
summoned Monday spear. accord
inf In The charge made by Repre-
sentative Hobson yesterday. r. the
man who offered him place on the
~ affair committee n he stood
right. on the question Of sub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
GETTING READY
FOR TRANSFER

During The present week AayoF
Moore has signed something more
than 5000 district Improvement
eonas. and has some 3.s80 more 60
sixn before he goes out Of office.
With tho signing Of these buudz
- will have cleaned ur all The
unfinished business in his office
and be ready 10 turn the office
oger 10 MAY oreiect Miller on Mon.
day neat with a clean slate
As al present planned. there viil
Be no ceremonies Of any Kind At.
ieHding the inauguration Of the
new officers A suggestion thar q
public inaugural be- held Was made
some days ago by the Methodist
Ministers association, bot 1t was
vetoed b. Mayor.eiect Miller
MAYOR Moore will be AZ hts of.
flee NJ noon on Monday TO turn il
over 70 his successor As vet
Mayor.elect Miller has not com.
municated his own plans 10 Mayor
Moore. but Il ~ expected that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
WILL HELP ADVERTISE
TANANA DISTRICT

From 5000 10 a.00o men can find
employment in the Tanana district.
in Alaska. according 10 , Ioslyn.
Of the Fairbanks Chamber Of Com.
meree. before the Alaska commit.
tee OF the Seattle chamber.
Mr.. Joelyn stated that nearly
I Geo men had gone 10 Fairbanks
during the past six weeks. and that
; .uoe TO 4.000 men would be able
to find work. Men are wanted who.
after the siuicing season Is over,
will 20 out and prospect. as there
Is much room for prospecting 10 be
done.
At the meeting OF the Chamber
Of Commerce Tuesday the commit.
tee viii report that the local cham
Der should lend an the assistance
possible and also help 10 aaver-
tise the Tanana district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
MANY SPURIOUS
COINS PASSED

Spurious half dollars and dollars
have become 80 numerous In Sc
attic that special instructions we're
issued yesterday To the conductors
Of the Seattle Electric company
to look out for them. and to take
extra precautions for the next two
or three weeks against getting
them I'm change.
The coins are HIGHT In weight. hut
In the ordinary course OF business.
unless a person Is watching for them
they will pass easily In company
with other silver.
H. face OF the coin, while dark.
Is fairly clean cut, the lettering
stands out plainly. and although
the greasy" feeling Of bogus coins
Is present. q will ring true.
The coin is regarded. therefore.
a. very dangerous. and all should
look carefully az change 60 pre-
vent these coins being passed
along
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

zafion candidate. and ended ia
failure b close vote.
Yesterdays CAUCUS discussed the
adTiaabilltg Of making an agree
ment IN regard 10 other officers Of
the club. and a discussion was
started on the selection Of a fecre-
tary. Secretary Howard Water.
man. who vas present. stated that
BE- was not a candidate for 70.
election. and the names OF Harry
Heales and Tom Aldcrson were
suggested "a possible successors.
Aa those present were unable 10
agree readily on either Of these
candidates Il was decided 10 have
them bo.h nominated and voted
upon. IN order 20 avoid the charge
that a State had been made on all
officers.
Candidates for officers OF tho
club viii be nominated ~ a meet
Ing 81 the club to BE- hold az tho
King County Republican clubs
rooms. IN ne Ofienfai blocA %.
morrow afternoon at 2.30.
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wili arrive at the office shortly be-
fore the hour fixed BY the charter
for him 10 assume the duties u
the office.
Secretary wilkins. ia taking an
Invoice this morning. found but
one article OF city property 10 be
turned over By Mayor NooHe 20 his
successor. and that is a police star
supplied the mayor b. the police
department. and he Is in doubt
whether to turn that over 70 The
new mayor or 20 return Il % Pa-
Ice headquarters.
The old city council viii hold its
final session at II O'Clock on Mon
DAY for the purpose Of cleaning up
= few minor matters nov pending
before IL. among them some saloon
licenses row In the hands Of the
license and revenue committee.
The license and revenue commit
tea will hold a meeting at 10
O'Clock Monday for the purpose of
considering these licenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

: he simple act ot mrnins on
.,...,sse llgbt Ia bis o~n home
...,s.n Abrams. "a yeas old, Vas
...nesssa. a. 10 ociock last
eharse ffom a strcci
80. vlrv eartyins l,eoo volts.
- sApasA his body kiilieE
- Instantly before iho ewes o.
,evsg.s xak credit man Tor tAe
$500 t,r,eegy compan1 and ~
- Il "a ThackeFy a. l'afins
- ssorm at night an electric
80 wsre Of he street lishtins
' - IN scguss the service s,fc
,.s.ex int Abrams house The
$500 xsres caused consiani
xssisv Il electric ilssnes and
aarans ana hss wife reuaa.nFd a.
! s.....s uinao~ for ions lime en-
,oylnx thx dlsnlst a..
a. fa e'ehsck Abrams wout 90
a. klsxhen Ia the ae1 OF setting
ssfs1e in ! uaesal sink @sih one
s.ns H. snapped 90 an electric
sxhs 18th tAs ether
q epsnef had his hand touched
- electric akht lhaa h. received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
ylnam Abrams Receives Current From 1000 Volt
Wire in His Residence--Neghbors Also Shocked.

The full force Of the current from
the saeNHott wire outside and was
killed instantly
Following death. the hand which
held the kettle released IT, hold.
bat the other hand stiil grasp~d
the electric iight and Abrams body
continued e. stand Ia that position
until the terrified wife draKxed
him away aben the hody fell limp
and iiFeless % the floor
The cad af the farufinser. which
sfasped he electric hght. was
burned 10 = crisp and an the other
marks 81 etrctfueution appeared on
the body.
In addition 70 the widow Abrams
q survived ~ an eishtycarold
DAUGHTER
Ara Mar shepard. Who lives
next daor 10 the Abrams home.
also received a severe shock. bat
Was not injured standing on a
act fioaf. she turned or an
electric usht and was knocked
down ~ eufsvut ~ electricity
Other mlnoF shucka we're re.
ceivea - members 81 the family
before the current could BE- shut
of from the haRse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
Isek ssreks ers.,lna.
OFFICERS PICKED
BY INNER CIRCLE

eapeus Of the members com.
p'isins ~has Il known a. the inner
a'eis Of the Young Mems Repub.
Aean elub vas held yesterday on.
moon at the offices of r. s. Ter.
a'ae' N the Boston block al which
Saa agreed that D. - Trofethen
mould b elected A. The next prosl.
ven, q The club a the election 10
D. held April (
This action ls IN accord with the
eas'on established IN the club
i lo.se fesn ago. whereby the ~.
100 o. lia chief officer has been
s sea,foiled b. a few of the more
@euye membaFa
s. 5al one effort has been made
. ~. ths clubs hlstory. 10 over.
s.IoN this custom. THAT effort
!. - made three years ago whrn
- So ouieide the inner circle uu.
- ..ssg. 70 e.et J. q Alexander
fidffy y Wilson. ihe orrasl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
WAR CLOUD
IS DARKER

b the foreign office OF the Jap
anese steamer Tatsu Maru. held "
the Chinese
The empress r. being stron ely
supported BY the strongest mem
beers 81 her personal court. who are
urging that China fight rather
than submit 10 the indiguities Of
Japans uitlmafum-
Against the empress Is pltfed
Yuan Hist Kai and the officials %
the foreign minister's office. Who
favor peace a. any price al this
time. owing TO the internal dlsor-
dern In China and the activity OF
the liberal rebels
The foreign office il understood
to have asked the British minister
20 get his government 20 afbitrafe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

the morning following the murder.
and also gave him Instructions how
% travel Hayaahi vent 10 Vlsalia.
The whole Of the direct teati.
mony OF the witness Was strong
against the defendant. Nitness
had heard Tsnaka say % Nak2-
yama. the other Japanese charged
Wtfh the direct murder. that Yoke
might not give up the money eaN-
fly and 10 use force 20 get Il. 4
don't care II you KIN him. viii
see hat you get away from the
police" Tanaka Il charged 70 have
said 70 Nakayama just before tbs
commission Of the crime.
According 10 the witness. the
start Of the scuffie which ended
IN the death OF Yoke followed tbs
declaration on the part Of the lat
ter. after a w0Tdy warfare. That be
had. while Ia Hawaii. killed two
men. and that he could not and
would not give up the money. At
this Nakayama drew a knife and
IL supposed 20 have given the VIC
tim his death wounds.
Scores Of Japanese locked TO
the court room and eagerly listened
10 the testimony A. II was dis
closed. Detective Tenant. Of tho
police department, followed Hay
aHhi.
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commented = ?. Randolph. -and I
am sure all those who voted fof
Mstealtf are Tor bryan. so What
il The NE Of further qnarreling
flos ahogf the democrats vha
voted fer tiillsrf asked Burton =
nennelt
And theae who pretended 60 -
fee MstsAtfe a. a cioak to cover
their efforts 10 knife Mnore and
eiset MilierT pHt IN Richard
6iawAn
Cats Thsm asnegadss.
They're only renegade d~sno.
erats anfwHf. replied Randolph
Z iaeiss that this plan 20 have
ward primaries IL going 20 create
= ~ - nsW tfonble. declared p X
Bennett The hiFcd mea u the
gang nlii iusf be taken from on~
saFs "a another all over the city.
snd Ia that waY ~iii dominate the
sefsefiau Of delegates 20 the exciu
sioa 81 the hoaesi democrats This
il the way Il has aiNnyH worked
cas- Wken ws have attempted H.
Despite fhis warming. ho~evef.
the eumMigsee decided 20 provide
fuf wArd primaries "a the city. thu
pFaxiNl0n being inserted that the
delegates selected az such rgtmAg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
WILLS her MONEY
FOR CHURCH WORK

The viii Of Mrs. David =, Blaine.
who died Monday. leaves $4,000
for religious aud charitable work.
The will was filed today T. l..
blaine and John l.. Blaine of this
city and Mrs NJ. Louise White If
Adams. Mass, share equally the
remaining portion Of the estate
Thirty thousand dollars Of the
hequest Is 20 be used IN the Puget
sound district and Of this Sis,ueo
i "a be devoted To church extens
sion work IN this conference Nj.
= l.. blaine - made the executor
Thtrty-five thousand dollars Is
left 70 the foreign and home mis-
sIonary societies and 10 the Freed.
mems Aid Bureau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
GOVERNMENT TO
PAY HARTMAN
tsy United press.)

WASHINGTON. March i3-ln
accordance with hts promise made
recently. President Roosevelt has
sent 70 the house committee q BET.
ter urging that that body recon
mend an adequate appropriation
to reimburse r. ~ Hartman and
the Southern Pacific railroad for
the large amount Of money that
that system paid ont IN making
repairs IN the Colorado river
The railroad claims that II ex.
pended 81 100000 in controlling the
waters Of the river aud that ia so
doing prevented the iuundation of
the Imperial valley. In Southern
California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

sAN FRANCISCO. March IA
Marines from the great Atlantic
fleet. Instead Of city policemen
xIll patrol East At. on the bay
front. after Rear Admiral Evans
and his men arrive here. accord
lnE 10 plans decided upon b. the
The marines Nill act a. guides O.
the blue Jackets directing those
whn come ashore aud also those
bound back 20 the ships
Instead Of being strung out IA
Ions liae from Mission Rock II
Hunters Point. the 80 ahlps viii
bc anchored eight abreast In man
ofssAf fuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
they're ALL GLAD TO SEE YOU
AT LOCAL POLICE HEADQUARTERS
lIg DIT Know Who Is Going to Be the New Chief,
sdlkyre Taking no Chances on Offending Anyone

4 Tos raas 70 thoroughly appre.
n1's YoaraimpoFtancs and 10 feel
fur short time II least that you
FsaaT are aoraeoae in the com
mnnlfy. paF 3 Wait to police head.
ezasfefz
Ieaa get the warmest reception
~ sser sos aaYwhefa foot
foacsnien vii take you b. the
l-ad ass assure yoa thar they are
seasaied % see you plain
s'ofaes mlea xfil greet you with
: saAiis. aad The Officers % the
ss@fiment. beiow the chief will
kx
ca Business nan had busl.
- iafse this morning. Tie bad
- mere before. and bad made
- say about without receiving
unite attention. Rut a was
.efens this morning Every.
- *as there wfth the glad
ed Even John C0rbett warm.
% hif The local business
- vas disturbed lie couldn't
aneeFsisad Il.
lsek ssres's erssslns.
1aek Barek backed him into a
ss'aef asd assured him a. he
sped bis hand that he was
$50 70 death 10 see him.
~ business man vas growing
whats the matter with Won fei.
~"s THIS morning. h. Inquired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
NEVADA OFFICIALS
ARE IN A CONFLICT

RENO. New. March I3.-The
first clash between the new state
police and local authorities resulted
IN the arrest Of Chief OF Police
Sparks, OF Reno. on complaint Of
Capt Cox. 81 the state forces.
Sparks Is out on bail, lie is ae-
cused by Capt Cox Of refusing to
take charge OF prisoners arrested
BY the state police for Illegal fish
ing Cox threatens to press his
charges and have the police officer
ousted.
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his feet. w4xesi his arms about bis
head and shouted wildiy
-poNn With al Catholics and
priests
lie IS quickly oxerpowered and
arrested The police state the niau
Is Insane. exideafiy made - b
reaaink the details 81 the mnrdrf
81 Father leo IieinFieh Al nAaVer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
FLOODS
RAGING

SOUTH nENn. Ind. March IA
-Four Thousand persons have been
rendered homeless and damage 20
the amount 81 more than $500. 600
has been caused here b. the floods
which have prevailed FOR several
DAYS and which show no signs OF
abatement.
ThroBghout Northern Indiana
and Southern Michigan tre swol
len streams have become raginE
torrents. IN many eases sweeplug
through the main streets Of the
cities and towns and bringing
Transportation 70 n standstiil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
btlyn Promises to Air All
Scandal Possible.

sfTfsBTRG. Pa. March "a ~
n rhzs family has abandoned all
aszxhs Il attempting 10 nxhf Eve
- xeshlf ThANs sali fof the an
rzimsnt II neF marriage 20 Harry
nav
r. fAnilx Is brnken %. and she
raasens snfentian ~ Evelyn 20
xaek rae Asr husband 4 NE and
~ Ill t. Hran1Ai pszSN3hir is said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
NV
HIS OWN HOME
sEaks weAlrnY nuspAnp.

Mrs. Christina stanley Watt.
tsss West Michigan IT,, Duluth
MINI asks the police % find her
husband. James Watt. who left
canada Ia $500. but who she SAYS.
+ IN this eity she SAYS she had
siseu him un fof dead bat a friend
= DO Just returned from seattle has
Informed her that her husband Is
here. aud wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
COUNTERFEIT COIN
MAKES TROUBLE

Ricardo Santos was arrested
yesterday on a charge 81 passing
counterfeit g. geld piece. bet
the evidence Was not sufficient %
hold him and be was released BY
United States Commissioner
kiefer.
II was shown that the coin had
been thrown away several DAYS
ako BY @ p Wagner. In hiE flight
do0n Second ay 10 escape arrest.
and Santos had picked Il np. When
be tried 10 pay a debt Of o. with
Il he got into trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
SUING n. P. A
SECOND TIME

Vim. Iioldeness. who hcretofore
secured a verdict against the
Northern Pacific railroad In the
superior court for the sum 81 $50
as damages for being elected from
the eumpany's train between spo-
kane and Seattle. IL again sums
the company IN department No. 2
Tor the sum Of $500.
After the rendering Of the for
mer verdict. new trial Sss
granted. The case today occupied
the full time Of the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
VOTED DOWN

LONDON. March la--one OF the
most important bills introduced In
the house 81 commons ia recent
years Was rejected today when. By
4 vote Of 2fi 20 -. the measure
providing that municipalities OF 10
cal authorities give employment
and union wages 20 men who prove
they are unable to make a living
otherwise. WAS defeated.
The labor and socialist parties
are furious At the action taken by
the majority OF the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

FLEET WILL MAKE TaE
TRIP CLEAR AROUND THE WORLD.
WAanlNnIoh

WASHINGTON, March i5--eserssarr Of the Navy Met
officially tha
fleet will continue trip successfully begun
the world.
The first stop after leaving American shores wiz be AZ Homo
lulu. Themes the fleet will Australia.
proceeding Philippines extensive
practice the fait
The fleet will sall homs canal stop
ping ~ Colombo, Alden, Port SAID and Gibraltar The
q heme arrival has been determined but Will probably
dew
Is rot known u the fleet viii visit Japanese waters,
but this feature viii be determines later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
GREEN LAKE POSTAL
SERVICE CONTINUED

Owing TO the protests Of the PEG
pie Of the Green Lake district,
the posioffioe at that place will not
be removed
II. Il. Hall. special agent of the
postoffice department. was In the
city yesterday and Informed a del.
egation OF Green Lake business
men that the substations on either
side of the lake would not be Re.
moved for the present As soon
as possible Mr. Hall will arrange
for better postal service for the
district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
ORDERED TO PAY
ALIM0NY

Judge Morris this morning a.
dered c. r. McRoy. who is suing
Ida Qua McRoy for divorce. TO pay
to the latter $3.50 a month during
the tendency of the trial and 10
also pay the further sum OF $40
per week alimony for the sup
port OF the children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
Use The UNEMPLOYED
To BEAUTIFY CITY

Mrs. George Spencer Of the Pro-
grcssive Thought society, in dis
eussing the most important sub
ieet which should be considered
March p. the rally day of the Sc
attic Federation Of women's clubs.
thought that the question Of using
unemployed men In beautifying
the city. would be the most proper
topic. In improving the city many
laborers will be needed. aud this
work would help TO solve the ques.
ton OF the unemployed
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Congratulations Are Wired
to Fleet Commander.

WASHINGTON. March IA.
SECRETARY OF the Navy MetcaIf to.
day wired the following Telegram
Of congratulations 10 Rear Admiral
Evans and his men;
The navy department congfatu.
lates you and your officers and
mon Of the Atlantic fleet upon
your arrival al MagdalonA haY IN
exact accordance with the itinerary
aud also upon tho efficiency Of
the ships at the time OF their
arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
BATTLESHIPS
BREAK DOWN

san FRANCISCO. March Il
The cruisers Charleston. st. f.onS
and Milwaukee arrived IN San Fran.
cisco bay this morning from Mag
dsfena hay. where they have been
Engaged IN target practice. The
breakdown Of the high pressure
cylinders on the Charleston and Nil.
wankee delayed the trip. The cruis.
efs viii probably 90 out 81 commits
SOU after the Atlantic fleet ar.
rsves here. The torpedo boat Perry
i also 4 new arrival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
EVIDENCE IS AGAINST
ACTOR HITCHCOCK

NEW YORK, March i3-The
state scored very heavily in the
trial OF Raymond Hitchcock. the
comedian. today. when Helen Won
Hagen. i6 years old, one OF the
witnesses against the actor, under
vent two hours OF whitening cross.
examination without the slightest
break down in her story of ysster.
dav. when she told OF her relations
With the actor.
This afternoon Elsie Voecks and
others OF Hitchcock's alleged vie.
Tins are testifyiug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
WALSH GETS FIVE
YEARS in PRISON

b uas eansicted for illegal bank
iuE In announcing HIS decision.
bulge Anderson said he would Ia
fass the minimum sentnnce Of five
wears ON account 81 the banker =
ANe and business relations The
efa1t oYerfuied all motions made
hY the defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
PANIC In
CHURCH


CHICAGO Maryh T. Durihx the
e<sshfztna Il early mEss ia 81
Elias~<A1s Rsman Catholic church
iuzzs. A Keadam. a Russian Jrw.
ssss~d stampede q worshipers.
b xkiez . asnbeT q Scmen weTs
frzmpl<z e..
nzrizx tie aost impressive part
4 - nFviee ne man Jumped to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

There wfIi he a meeting Of ths
swedish Republican club this even
Ing. At 5 nscloeb. IN the basement
% fhe SNealsh cinh. corner Eighth
ard Olive 81 Important business
viii come Up Tor discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
sroaa COMING,

Southwest storm warnings /.
we're displayed hy the weather /.
} bureau this morning A mod /,
; crate disturbance over nfft. .
; inh Columbia. moving east |,
; viii cause high southwest /.
} Winds this afternoon and 20. .
night according 10 the /,
, wealhSfman. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
WILL SHOW
UP TIA VS.

10 have dfivvu the elder Mrs
Thsw alntast 70 Distraction. So
eomriefe has bgen her breakdown
that she all 80 60 California in
4 few days 70 iola her 500. Josiah.
az Pasadena
Meanwhile. Il Il said that Evelyn
has been warned that u she pro
eseds stth her sal; qRicfiy al viii
b. well but that u she peFstsis in
breaking into print she may en-.
eoantef difficulties undfcamed Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

Alaskana in general and I
= marine men IN particular are \
= having a merry chuckle today I
over the articles printed IN 4
. various Seattle papers anent 4
= the fading Of the steamer 4
. Clara Nevada. which Was 4
= wrecked years aRo near Der. 4
4 usr'z bay. on Lynn canal. 4
Aiaska Tho wreck was found /,
= about II years ago by Capt (,
. Malcolm Campbell. now !,
. resident OF Juneau, Divers
4 have even been sent down in
. an effort to find bodies The I
4 pilot house. gear. etc, have
. been on Eldredge rock for ten ,
. years During the past ten
4 years. AZ low winter tide, !
= hundreds have viewed the re {,
= mains of the former revenue !
4 cutter. The articles printed !
= have whiskers from age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

CHICAGO. March ia--John II.
Walsh. formsr president OF the de
fsnet Chicago National and iioms
savings hanks. was today sentene.
ed 10 tive years in prison by Fed
efal Judge Anderson before whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

> Water viii BE- shut of 10 4
> muffoW from > a. m 20 I
. = N. ca Howell a.. from 4
; srfenth av 10 Denny way. I
, On Miner av from pine -. 20 4
Denny say. on Terry az from 4
f'tae 10 NirEinia. ON Eighth 4
aud Ninth ava from Pine % 4
) Howell on seventh ar. frum 4
; Pine to Olive. and on SITES. 4
} art sf. from Ninih as 10 =
) Terry Az. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
SEEKS TO EVADE A
TAX DEED

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and void Abby Buck and a num-
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