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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
GIRLS BLAME BEN
NEWMAN FOR WRECK
Of THE AUTOMOBILE
CARL scHoTT WAS NOT pRlv.
ING WHEN THE COLLISION
OCCURRED.

Coroner Snyder today secured a
statement from Grace Thompson.
Hattie Webster and Ada webber.
who were injured in the automobile
accident early Tuesday morning
which caused the death Of Carl H.
Schott in which they admit that
sohott was not driving at the time
OF the wreck
The girls say that Ben Newman
was AZ the wheel and that after the
accident he pleaded with the girls
to say that Schntt was doing the
driving, and as Schott never re-
gained consciousness they thought
they could throw the blanc onto
him,
The young ladies' broke into
tears when making the confession
this morning. hut claimed that they
were afraid Newman would iniurc
them n they told the truth In the
matter The police say that New.
man cannot be prosecuted on any
charge other than exceeding the
speed limit, and II is probable that
he will be released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
WIDOW WINS HER
BIC DAMAGE SUIT

Matilda Swanson. widow u Gust
swanson, Vas awarded $4,000 dam.
ages against the Pacific Shipping
Company BY Judge Wilson II. Gay.
IN the superior court this morning
The action was for t2s 500
swanson a ahipwrlsht. was work
Ing on the keel of the schooner Pola-
ris - the Seattle shipyards at hal
lafd on December IL. 1907. when the
ruddsr Of the schooner for some un.
accountable reason turned, prcclp-
tating a heavy plank from the stag
INK erected about the ship upon
Swanson, striking him IN tho head
and causing conclusion Of the brain
Later. during the first trial u tho
cana. Swanson went violently insane.
striking at several court spectators
with his fists. He was committed 10
an Asylum. whore he later died.
swanson was awarded $4,000 at the
first trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
SUFFRACETS BOLT and
MERRY WAR IS GROWING

session Of the bonrd was called this
morning and the trouble carefully
gone over
Tie session this morning waA an
exciting one. the board deeininr u
necessary 10 place Mrs. Dcvoe, the
Predicted president and leader Of the
ms on the carpet That she did
not have any too comfortable time
during the catechlam was clearly
seen when she emerged from the
conference
One Of the strongest points made
against the REGULAR" was the pro
test fiied by Mrs. Phoebe D. Cox.
Her club Of - delegates from spo.
kane was denied representation In
the state convention yesterday
afternoon on the statement Of Miss
MARY OMEN. who claimed that the
names were "phoney."
Mrs. Cor placed the names Of her
delegates, the roster Of the club,
the occupations and addresses Of all
before the national board last night
She Insisted that all were working
girls and were entitled to repre-.
sentation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
RAILROAD MEN
READY FOR FUN
ALL KINDS or NOVELTIES ARE
ARRANGED FOR cGLgaRA.
TloN SATURDAY.

More novelties crowded Into a
single day Al the exposition than
viii DO seen on any other one date
will be on tap next Saturday. fof
the Railroad Mems day program
alone would MI ons good day. while
the date IA also strawberry day.
l4Hnbsrmen's day and Coal Miners
day.
The railroad mon will be at the
fair Ia thousands. aud will starr
things on tho fair grounds AT 10
O'Clock. when visitors sill gather at
the Auditorium To hear one or two
brief addresses
AZ II O'Clock the transportation
parade will start from the maiH
Kate and tour the grounds. with the
Strawberry day parade from down
toun falling into line behind The
railroad parade will show ancient
and modern methods Of iranaportA.
tion. beginning with the camel aud
the mule. they 80 side by side be.
cause no one could tell which AMI.
NAL entered the An first. and CON.
Ing down To the modern locomotive,
At ! O'Clock the airship A..YeP.
will ascend. and as Il passes over
the fair grounds. checks for sums
from - cents up 10 $500 will be
dfupped among tho crowd. A total
nf $50 viii be given away. and this
feature ought to interest the spec
iaiofa After the nancy scramble
the railroad men will take time out
Tor lunch and then repair TO the
Stadium 10 watch the truck race
"a : O'Clock, between two baseball
games held by the lumbcrmen.
At I O'Clock comes tho wedding
In a balloon. near the foot OF the
Pay Streak The happy couple will
bs c. H. Irbea. lii9 n. siat At,
and Margaret Anna Hall Of Lewis
ton. Mont Rev. A. D. Carpenter
will officiate
Tho official banquet Of the day
will occur Al the Neu York build
Ing a, 9 20. and at $50 thing. will
ret busy along the Pay Streak
The spoilers contest. BY railroad
men, for prizes. IL scheduled for
10 O'Clock. with fireworks to FOL
low. band concerts all evening. and
a free for all grotesque parade up
the Streak and out Of the gates at
II 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
Chairs And RICHES
GO OUT ON A STRIKE

The roller chairs and jinrik.
shns that are supposed TO carry
weary visitors about the A-Y.-P.
Exposition grounds have been on a
strike for about two days and Will
remain 50. according TO the own
ers Of the concessions. unless the
exposition will grant them a fat
rate concession,
Fred Sargent. manager Of the
wheel chair concession, stated the
concessioner's side OF the strike
this morning. as follows.
We have been paying si2s a
week for this checking system and
II eats an awful hole in our re-
ceipts. We simply can't stand IL.
and until we get a fiat rate conces-
sion. the chairs Will stay in the gar
age. understand the rickshaw
people have made the same de-
mand."
The ooncessioners are holding a
meeting with Director OF COnces-
sions Mattox today. hoping TO set
Tie the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
Just a Few 5 S

Is all that Is necessary to own a
lot In Navy Yard City. Take a lit
tie pleasure trip tat our expense)
and let us prove TO you that there
are no better Investments.
Navy Yard City Is alongside the
Navy Yard. and we are taking
many people every day Eat our ex-
peusel and proving to them that
this fast growing young city is the
best Investment and has the best
future OF any property around Seat
tie today.
At the present prices We will
guarantee a large profit In one year.
We are the owners and are selling
large lots at $40. on terms Of 81
down and 81 monthly. Why not
Join the crowds that we are taking
every day and showing them this
beautiful water front property
alongside the Navy Yardl There
is lots Of work In the Navy Yard.
and we are building many homes
that you can buy on payments like
rent. Call at our office and arrange
to so with us on the fast new
steamer H. b. Kennedy. leaving
Colman dock 10 times daily.
BREMERToN DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
1906 Cherry St., Ground Floor.
Call or write for maps and prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
SEATTLE WILL BUY
AUTO FIRE ENGINES

4 bill authorizing the board OF
public works to purchase an auto.
mobile chemical fire engine and a
motor chemical and hose wagon
was approved by the council flro
and wator committee last night
Chief nrlnghurst says that the
machines will have a maximum
speed Of so miles per hour. and
that they Will prove Invaluable on
paved streets.
The committee also granted the
request Of President Chllberg OF
the A.Y-P v. for a reduction In
the water rate, and hereafter the
exposition will pay about il6 per
million GALLONS instead Of $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
ARE
FAIR GUESTS
PUPILS or THE HOUSE or THE
GOOD SHEPHERD ARE
ENTERTAINED.

II was tho House Of the Good
shepherd day at tho exposition to
day, and from the opening hour IN
I'll late into the evening the id
young charges OF that Institution.
chaperoned by the Mether Superior
and her assistants, had the big fair
all their own way.
President J. Il. Chiibcrg threw
the main gates open to them and
they wern met on their arrival by
competent guides. who saw 10 Il
that they were shown through
every building and exhibit OF inter
est on the grounds
AZ noon tho whole party became
the guests Of Mrs corinne simp
son. At the Palm Garden Cafe. on
the Pay Streak, whore a big lunch.
con waa served In their honor,
On Pay Streak
After dinner coterle Of the
leading coneessionaires ON the
streak took charge Of the party
and they we're given shlri during
the rest Of the afternoon.
Many salih. manager Of the
Streets OF Cairo. saw to Il that
every one Of the 20 had n ride on
one Of the camtla Of the Cairo herd
aud also on the donksya
Al the ieorfote village tho head
hunters pulled of q biz sham bat
tie and went through the full Hat
II their dances, spear contests and
other Wild features.
The Hattie Of the Monitor and
Mcffimae was turned ever to them
by the MANAGEMENT and an extra
lot Of guapowdef burned In their
honor. aud they were also enter
tainod at the Hattie Of Gettysburg
See the EskimoA
Captain A. NJ. Daber had the
Eskimo village lined no and walt
Ing. and II there was anything
there they did not see II was not
because they we're not staring.
wide eyed. from the time they we're
introduced to Chief John souAa Me
UlntY.
After the Eskimo village they
we're invited to take full and com
pietc possession Of the Scenic rail-
way. and Il Koes without saying
that Manager lille enjoyed the par
y fully as much a. they DID them
selves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01

MYSTERY IN
ELSIE S|GEL TRAGEDY

NEW YORK. July Hills throat
bound with a silken cord, Yung
Vow. wealthy Chinese laundry.
man. was found dead In one of his
own tubs today and the police be-
lieye the crime has some bearing
on the murder Of Elsie sigel.
Chinatown detectives are trying
10 discover a motive for the muir.
o. and are convinced that they
will unearth a connection with the
sigcl case.
New hope OF capturing the sigel
murderers has sprung up in the
breasts OF the officers working on
that case, ms they believe a fresh
trail OF tho Vow murder will lead
them directly to the solution OF the
other mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
MOTOR BOATS GET OFF
FOR SECOND RACE

with six motor boats entered, the
motor race around cambridge ISL
and. given under the auspices OF
the Seattle Yacht club, started
from West Seattle at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
The boats that started are the
Tallsman. Capt lIaddon; Macum
ha. Capt. Bagot, and Gadabout, Of
Vancouver: the Laura II, and Phil
lstina, Capt. Miller Freeman, OF Sc.
attic, and the sumner, Capt, Sum
ner. Of Everett
Tho course Is once around the
island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
Lee IS BROKEN
IN A RUNAWAY

Alec Lybufn. a tcamater for the
Seattle Transfer company, this
afternoon sustained a broken leg
10 a runaway. One Of the horses OF
his RIG was newly broken. and be.
coming frightened Mt passing auto
started 10 run away and skiddcd
into the curb at First av. and Stacy
at. throwing Lyburn out He
and is reported to be resting
eaally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01


500 maaoa open Open house 10 akagit valley people
the ahaeit valley oshbi 10 the Wumana building
1000 Concert wasnera A. Or Band. Forestry building
band stand
1000 Clan Fraser Highland mutana parts
grounds
10000 show Waahngiou atae building Distribution ~
foaea Everybody cordially invited
To- AZ Free model school Hoh. Educational building
1850 TO m-Ffee popular ialkh with atcreoptoon
views. Hawaiian building
1900 M mskAgt Valley Rose Festival Washington
State building Music by MhgncrH band, Hawaiian
oeleitc and Clan Fraser troupe
~ $50 D. m-fllFh OF the AfAhip "A .Yff"
$500 The KeFora aud the Donnoy Sisters act
foot OF the Pay Streak
$500 mConco. Wagners A-Y-P band Forestry building
band stand
$3.50 Reception Washington State building skagt
Icy hosteaaoa. Mra. Gus llunaler Anaeorien, aud
Mrs Margaret Tentland Mt Vernon assisted by 50
lAdloa Of sknEt county.
aiaO p mu Life Saving crcw exhibition, foot Of the Pay
Streak
$3.50 D m--Coneer. lines band. Music pavilion.
1850 p m-Fiigh OF the ArHhip "AsYfP"
400 mecufo, Dr. A. G. lladdon tinn Arts building Sub
Ioet Cross Currents Of Culture n East Indian
Archipelago"
Tia0 m--Fiisht Of the Arship AYE"
1tib D. m-Conccrt. lines hand Music pavilion
500 mrhe two kegcna and the Dohney Skaters act
foot Of the Pay Streak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01

SAN FRANCISCO. July walls
and posts In Chinatown are pla.
carded today with copies Of n let.
ter from Ng shau Chun. acting
Chinese minister al Washington,
urging Chinese residents Of this
city to exert every influence for the
capture Of Leon lang. murderer Of
Elsie sigel,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
INCOME TAX DEBATE.

WASHINGTON. July Western
senators held the attention Of tho
senate most Of the day, Senator
Borah Of Idaho. Senator Flint OF
California. and Senator Bourne Of
Oregon. figuring prominently In the
Income and corporation tax debates.
MAMMA. may I 20 and play with
the children next door
aSa. deaf. some Of them are real
naughty children"
Never fear. mamma They're ali
much better than ami MeEgen
dorfer Biaetteri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01

AUCTION hAIF 90 uoisfilal,p
Hnnus At n a. nlekHNroNu
AihHaonMN loot rtNsT ~ VA.
hAA. july al tnsq D m sharp
tiql sets. iron beds syringe Wattfaaaea
end hsAalnHi aressafs com Haaaa rhifs
tanlafe nfHi class anldnn aat faiding
heAa center tahles. Head rarkefa HAd
HfinE fesiu Furniture taYanpaft. ear
lifi. aHd russ all siaHa anf qualities
sia'dsfa Wahr upnght pianos Wafd.
rnhfa curtains raitiefes Natrafhrius
raNres heaters rrah aiiNla gaa ranges
astenalen tables ainina chairs rufftasEs
atnfs. afiier satea nas and electric fsad
ine lsnRF kltahah Feaaa gif etc sale
saQt fiFat aNi FRIDAY 20 20 sharp h
Mghsften augtianael rhanes
Main feal Ind ffff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
Chance

.,. 10 SCI a star, ia mah b
asss iisI -. ~ view rfnfsftfy
d ri = tiaat lot and heaaa. Z
- ~ tafh 3 blocks iIain
1 -, - nnai unahfifHei'hlg
/ ,s,ss ~ ~ stftsia rlehf q
LIZ ris' kaassi sH4 Hove eAln4
x - ~ -. - a. 2 rer Ceaf n
- ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
FoR sAlt-ruRNlruRg.


pkNuAiSa ~ FURNITURE
fgefN dRf h bargain AaY At Naai
house a rlatt FUN Co. Al naa eusfa
afs specially priced this week And UhaIfs
uted iufaiiure can he had Al aimast Feuf
asn fisafes
prrssefs uom 81 10 as
rhlffaHiers fHaln - 90 ftf
tsisHsian iahies ffart o. ip tta
rfass beds iram Us o. iat
EnanfHi beds from ttfs 10 laa
caaA stoves ffum VI 10 tte
eaaHH stoves ffasn it st 90 "
Affn. WHILE THEY LAST
y gaf Masna ffuli tafs ftu
is4f Naaau fran itfs tac
isrt Nasan fsun lass iiH
EampiHF nafnts cUmuisfr packed aaa
delivered 10 dqraf 90 Nhaff
NonnHurFE Plat ftNS CO
tenrlaia HHusnHufHiHhsfs
as t7iks Hlsaat
rhnucr hain ttFk. Ind lats
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teorslss.d.,

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Two blue coated officials respond
ed but were refused Ambulance.
The credentials COMMITTEES, headed
by DR. Cora Smith Eaton. who Il
alNo state treasurer. finally succeed
ID In routing out tweniystUo o. the
suffrage clubs. Including Sin clubs
from spokane whorcupon other
clubs refused 10 remain at the meet.
ms and over 700 Delegates. repre-
scntinT twcnty-nlne clubs. Withdrew
from the convention.
A meeting q protest was called Al
the Johnston recital hall. opposite
the Plymouth church. and five dele
gates were selected 10 taks another
petition before tho national board.
Boltsrs Plead Cause.
A meeting Of the national board
was called last night At the church
and the five delegates representing
tho "outs" were given an opporiuD-
ity 10 plead their cause Long and
earnestly did they discuss the mat
Ter and were assured by the board
that they would be given jtistica n
they were IN the right and a special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
Cosy Cottage

ma.sslp huafsiev eiiiAss
= -, ssasrsis iouHaatisn
= IA mssnlaiH ftsai iat 80
80 ,i,s aann halenee esaf
" ws,ilsnd psfk sss
gsErr 4 Co
w Il IA waite ai1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
WILL TRY AGAIN TO
STOP WELCOME ARCH

Again Defeated In tho superior
court Ia his attempt To stop work
on the large welcome arch nov IN.
der way a, the corner Of Second ay.
and Marion a. PIX. Aohr asserts
that he wili bring yet another suit
from another point u law.
The contractors arV vii vorkinr
on the arch.
OPTICIANS.
Nv namasas oph b. uruassts op.
iislss hsissaT stsas- rshsr Co LAD
lffti Ia %
PAINTERS.
---~---~-------------------
chlsasa nscafatiHs ca Yifst si.s.
raintiuN an1 rsFsthanainf. fsasaHahis
rric~s " day % ceanaet aansss. Maln
tttt ~fisft
rsiaiiae. papsfkaasins. iisiias and
fsfasaiina ~ fef or raauart CIR
rataifns Ca. tes Hsnsea Of rheas T.
re.
PATENT ArroRNGYa.
.----------s-'---.--- >--------------------
Adams q nfeets FseisssfsA rstsnt
snf Trsfs Eafs ktiafusFs. 70 Iesfs 10
nsatsis It's cuisasn uls<s
Hsfns. 4 ca. fsTfsfsfsi psisni after.
rsai A T.iss, ExFERT Hs,asi Tn.
PATTERNS AND noDtls.
------------s--------> ----------------------
To. n.-stl. rsttsrn ana asdsi west,
tif First Az haia tatt
PLUMBING.
" Es-isr a CO. ssa Tester pissah.
iar ahd faa ntties gas fittafss q al
kinds oiFs - all rhsn 10 nsed %
PHYSICIANS.
--=s=------=--4---s-7=- 1l7aasAi-'a----=----s----
10 iib.le Lumber ttehsnEa 10th
D. nailaa. ssia disease. as Arsad.
DE- TssAsr. Unlos biosk iEd .iis
III
PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.
Anderson Happiy Co. III eh.ry a-ii
PRINTERS.
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Triet ninains sod rtlnilnr CO. Pis.
liees. seatt- n..a lheh-s III
Heller Priaiias Hous. iet seneca
POSTAGE STAMPS.
--------s---@---.--s-------
coiiscilsns bought .ad sold sehw.a.
ftot 9Th.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
rirs.asfs traats flts. % cash. 81 vssk
wm c nlaak. 80 ssW York NIX
SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
------.-7-'--'-- -..--'-7--s------.-.--s-
We pay hishss prices fer second .haad
,ufs' .ie Kssa. iiit flr.i Az Ind EiiS
We taT ssesnd .hand eiothins Al hlsh.
est prices 4 fsst, Main iiii ieii Piss
SHOE DEALERS.
ms bes, mems and BORG s1es. ~
ioEsst possible prices sold b. 0eofgs
Raassh. isis first AZ
eHowcAsEs.
~iaaasaH-=s=s-s----s----
ahawfs ahoW Case Co. mfg cases and
sabins, work ms FIRST Ind Tea
SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS.
nEsfos itos fonfih Az Ind. 1854
STORAGE.
Union transfer. Moving 4 Storage Co.
1884 isi Phones. halH its. lad sis II
TYPEWRIrERe AND SUPPLIES.
-.
Pos and other makes, facsimile type.
~rrfffra letters Pacific Typewriter 4
sappiy Co. gas n 7. Block
TELEeRAPHY.
Tg6 az College Of TeleeFaphy
fod 70 llnd st. Seattle. Wash
wire or wireless expert Instruction.
our location Just west espo grounds
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
n you want 10 move. try the Lloyd
Transfar co contract Or hour work
Lowest possible rates Maia sac aunssi,
b utlsy, transfer. foes Vernon pisos.
ballard Express fufnltuFe aud piano
moving office phone, ballard IA rest.
dsnos ballard 81.
-. = : =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01
STRANGE INSANITY
CASE OF a GIRL

OAKLAND. Ca. July i.-priyen
by the fear that the madness She
believes To be impending may at any
time snap the threads u her reason
and eaaao her 10 again attempt tho
Hives Of thoa she loves pretty Nra
Stella Nielsen was taken 90 the In.
sanity ward At tho Receiving hos.
piial this morning, ~ her own
valltinn She xcnt there yesterday
afternoon and. telling her story, ask
"A 10 be detained shc vas advised
10 RETURN To her family I'd frst and
did - This morning the paiice
Wers hurriedly summoned aud tho
officer sent out reported that she
Threatened the life of her nine
months-oid girl with butcher
knife.
Was Once in jail.
A. Miss Stella Say. Miss Nielsen
WAS held at tho city prison two
years ago upon the request n hef
pafgnts at Cincinnati Ohio, who
resented heF elopement from that
city 10 marry Charles Nielsen herr
She Was held from Thursday until
Monday, on which day she became
- years of agr. aud was released
to he claimed a. Nelson's bride i'm
meiia,ely following
Ever sincs she has been meian-
ehoiy A great longing to visit the
home af har siriheod Trsw upon her
and although her husband promised
her the trip upon the birth u har
baby. che has never insisted upon
~ A. expressed by her sister in.
Law today, she was torn between
the longing 10 return homa and tho
love for hcf husband
Threats Not Feared.
Fof three weeks she has been
II the Eas, Bay saui,arium under
tho care Of Or Dudley Smith. who
pronounceu her case a strange one
in the history Of mental mhiAdtes
He. "A Mrs, Emil Nielsen. the sister.
inlAw states. advised VIGOROUS
treatment
Z believe that sound beating
would cure her. she said. but
who Of ua Is to do a. We can't do
that She went to the hospital
quietly aud willingly. We discussed
Il all this morning before her hus.
band went 10 work and with him
decided that u she thought that she
sould be better for goins 10 the
hospital she should be allowed to do
90 She fears that she will do soine
Of ~ harm and has often told vs. 10
take the child away from hor. We
did this TO please her. but Ne never
thought that there vas anything IN
her threats"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01

! Fair tonlEht and Friday.
! light northwest winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01

Again dsfshtcd In the superior
court Ia his attempt 10 stop work
on the large weleomc arch nov IN.
der way a, the corner Of Second as.
and Marion IT. r X. Aahr ASSERTS
that he Will bring yet another suit
from another point ~ Law.
The contractors arc viii working
on the arch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01

Lsaaard nadd. : nelson Central Blds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-01

Faf saisHssfaam fnfulsha4 house
eiaas to- ttta cash. baianfg msnfhif La
Huifs Weedheass iiati futn Co. tik
Fifr 81 II
Hnf sale fafHitnre nHssfnam hsusa
aaaae 10 ist tgEgtatias. fruit bsft .as
Au faf tfaa fAks aaath seattle s4r
ttti cias1fdais. Scotia PARA -aisssr
naess a Garrett. as snd igi Fine 81 /.
eh side street small z1paHss We sell
for les II
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-10
B|G DREDGE IS
 COMING NORTH

Dan A. Matheson, superintendent of the Stewart River Gold Dredging com pany, arrived on the City of Seattle and left for the interior this morning. He has been at Vancouver for two months attending to the purchase of the big dredge which will be brought north and put to work on the com pany's holdings in the near future.
 The new dredge has capacity or 5000 cubic yards daily. It will be operated by electricity which will be generated by water power on the companys property.
 The Stewart River Gold Dredging company has 30 miles of territory on the Stewart river and about the same area on the McQuestan river. The property is expected to average $l a cubic yard, according to tests made by Mir. Matheson.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-10

Francis Marion Crawford was born at Lucca. Italy, Aug. ?, 1854. He was the son of Thomas Crawford, the American sculptor. He studied at Cambridge, England, and later at Heidelberg and Rome. In 1879 he went to India as a newspaper editor.
 In 1880 he came to America and a few years later went to Italy, where he has resided since. His best known novels are MT Isaacs," "Zoroastcr, ~ Cigarette Makers Romance, "Thc Witch of Prague" "Thc Three Fatcs." "Thc Ralstons" and Paul Patorr."
 His works were widely read, espcc- ially in the United States, where his works were very popular.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-10

Swinburne was born at London in 1887. He was the son of Admiral Swinburne and Lady Henrietta Ash. burnham. daughter of the Earl of Ash burnham. He was educated in Franc and graduated from Oxford college, England.
 In his earlier days he was friend of Dante Gabriel Rossctti, William Blake, and others of the pre-Raphcl- lte school of art. Swinburne's best known poetical works are Atlanta in Calydon." "Rosamond," "Laus Ven. eris," "The Queen Mother" "Mary Stuart" and other poems and ballads. He is remarkable for his facile metri- cal invention and alliterativc effects.