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a scene ernntpnnsetiamtne arent . LAST EDITION << Judge Bell Says Foremen Will Back----Latter Says He Wentaway on Official Business The supertor court grand jury this morning took up ho Hew matters of more than ordinary importance It ie wtated by inembers of the Jury that they expect to wind up their business by (he end of the present week, They will not go Into a new matters unless something of great moment should come up un expectedly, and the remainder of the time will be oted chiefly to draw ing up the jury's report of its pro- ceedings and whatever recomme tions IL may see fit to make last batch of indtetments will be turned late this afternoon of tom row mornin, ‘The grand jury has voted to in dict Police Judge R. RG Justice of the Peace T. H alleged malfeasance in office, Th charges are the same as thove against Mayor Humes, Chief Sul van and ex-Prosecuting Attorney Fulton, namely, failure to enforce the laws for the repression of vice Roth justioes admitted to the jury that they were aware of the exist epee of gambling and other f of law breaking William Hl, Whittlesey, a brother of ex-County Treasurer Whittlesey and « deputy under him, will be tn dicted ot embessiement. It in claimed that evidence has been given to the jury that W. H. Whittlesy lost larg? sums of money gambling im this city while he was serving ty the treasurer's office, and it t# be Heved to have been county money It is said that private memoranda have been found in the treasurer's office showing that “loans” were fre quently made to W. H. Whittlesey and there ts nothing to show that they were ever returned. Whittle sey ts now itving at Valdes The first. witness this morning | was FE. J. Crandall of the Portland Transfer Company, who is suing his wife, Anna Crandall, for a divorce He clatms that his name was forged to « Dil of sale for his half Interest | in the transfer company’s property, | his wife signing away her own half, The couple owned the business to gether. Mr. Crandall told the jury that he believed the forgery of his name was perpetrated by a man whom he suspects of intimacy with | hin wife. j Outside the jury room Mr. Crandall | stated that he has possession of in- formation that his wife had another husband when she married him twa| years ago, but It was not learned whether he told this to the jury or "judge led fi tell Tallman was cal in to te! how the prosecution of William Fet- terty for the alféged rape of hie step-daughter, Mattie Soan, started tn the equity court last fall through Fetterty’s own damaging testimony in bis contest with his wife over the of the Hlegitimate child of elf and bis wife's sister. Juder Tallman merely related the tentt- mony which led him te order Fetter- ty into custody of the sheriff. A Id-year-old boy named Willie Doucett, who lives on Beacon bill, was In to tell of his alleged finding of Mattie Stcan tn a compromising situation wtth one Jack Semple | May. Jacob Goldberg was tn again te tell of slot-machine «rafts. ie eave no new Information but was drected te aoe Pisott wil probably be res- tored to the posttion of foreman of the grand jury, this afternoon. Judge Bell ie authority for this ftatement-—and he ought to know, By calling on the Ajaska-Geattle De- veenenees aeeene and investing in: Dieck of stock while it can be got & snap, ae price will be advanced. fut! particulars, call at our offic: 16 Globe block, Beattie, Wash. © pecans avian Good Bye, Sen Francisco The largest furniture store west eft ene in San Fran- claco. new ition makes the Bt Furniture Co. of this city andard the largest in the entire West. beef sees: at ~cte Important Change Reginning Monday. March 23, the Port Orchard Route will have ten round trips daily from Pier No. 2, to the U. S& navy yard. For time card see page 4. now offer son Pianos at 3150 Easy Terms ALLEN & GILBERT- RAMAKER CO. jcleo, and knew what I wae «oing| brought to the Chiopeck pier yest IT miguter’ rite om j@ay from Ballard. where she wa Tu monthly Come Vedas. ba 1H Ig Satemen Above Points, bullt and ts owned, to be rigged up|_ "erm oe eteunde. ie oR aaer of Aliens Press Clipping Hu- | ‘f bd bad reau of San Francisco, ts In this elty. | i He im the guest of ©. ¥. White, who | s : has been made manager of the loca! P branch of the Alien bureau. ‘ LICENSES TO WED , , : The following marriage licenses ” pi. " | ner for $3900 on Capitol Hill and in| "Classified Ads —— — 7% ruber | celurne, Ting-pong | 1800 Wenterny Main 47 Sunset | —— — NORDHOFF & CO THE THE BON MARCHE Minow Hoth i Funeral Directors ‘ inate ass ARMOR wont |) 1480-14am Thied For Rent—Fyurnished Rooms ae ana 1 | oer ew Meneoa ‘anes, surety how Mechanical Engin OE WALLARr Rn tone 1 Millinery ROTRE WEN WCA Formal Millinery Opening Wijj Be Wednesday and Thurs. day, March 25 and 26 The Millinery Store has been entirely rearranged and bettered fop th, Spring Opening, which will take place ednesday and Thursday of this We can now say without fear of tradiction that our Millinery Parlor ig the best appointed and most attractive jg the West. decora. ihe Firet ave, corn | sevgowa vetoes th and Pine 7. tarwe 2 ot No | land with fne| x r runging throwgh i, ba BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstractors there & OO) he, Wt t tena. Ex-Grand Jury Get His Job Wearriy More extensive and prettier eiaisn a Wiig “Phone nt. bah ent | SOOTH | WHITTLEAEY /ANPORD, AS [Ob 400 ‘Coltine Block tions than ever before will lend interes, wo) Wao | inant of Waller bik. Felephowe, Main pea {WACUINGTON Tnaiitute oF Os to the scene on the opening days, +i ‘end Cherry trjo| MHATTLE ABOTHAGT OO, N.Y. tim fy, (ne. Bi ho 5 foe Attorneys at: Law Patent Attorney WoT WRRALING, pension atiarnay” had [MANN & CO 16-78 me notary public, bis Areade lwwor?: best of all is the fact that we have bough; better than ever —- more pattern hats from, Paris, more and prettier than ever at Tajance s0eult you |. QUINN, WA Arends building. | Physician ond Sur New York milliners—all of which wij SOE a RA J. A. KRLLDOG, Bik Washingion aside PH AWNie Hy weLL Winek be on view Wednesday, together with ie more famtiiar with the proceed. | AC. M'DONALD, 409 Burke Buliding, A Phetes elegant copies of many of the best terns as made by our own skilled ers. The Star will tell you more of the opening tomorrow. In the time you are invited to inspect and buy from the hundreds of early seq. ings of that body, and has the cum Lowy moat of the t house with Ty im DIN photes, Dingman tres, Bb OOF —. ©, Plumbing G WARD KEMP, af Burke Building PAO” WOT Ne woes | qne your, Tel, Winch #66 NAPP wD kL eR yiarkaleed seiuaainaaae a Seon atiraoek weak down tows te Hoe will sell seperate Tor $198] SU WICH EK Rone hon geval "aus [OO WooDMOUME CO Tei wan oe |f som hats now on sale at lowest prices. oe _ . bad | returns, ~ Sass Viret eveou RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO. Main private business. mc. BYRRS 6 CO. Sonamrat _ F nt is a id that ame rity of the sonnet ae de bide. cw Aronitects Printing and Binding jury prefer tha n O' Rr 100 | ommeeeeceeeeeeeeenenenneesstinness HOUGHTON, 414-417 Collins "ane the Ph ns @ treet ° , ° should remain in charge. Judge|®AV® REN, 5 ~ aon! ‘Becsescer to Starhet Report Pria Hell, however, fecla that It would be MOY LPR re- pening aie 1 S an better for Mr. Pigott to close up the| of 7 te Rubber Stampe } and if Mr. O'Drien dees not ENAMEL, aluminum, nicoloid, Mes y hint and wtap out. be Wt! ton, 210 ¥. ress ooadas be deposed by the court Pigott said today that he able to show that he went Show Cases SEATTLE HOW CARE CO” VET VINS The Entire Spring Stock on View and Sale Tomorrow to a certain « hies | Transfer Compithies 1 h few seas , 5 i t } on business connected with the . “ or the past few seasons the Bon Marche Dress Good wre s led the van of grand jury, that the (ip was make BYRES VAAN 60 —Main We If hereabouts. Last season we not only led, but we nning with this with the ful nowledge an on i ‘ i ‘ tee Gther furymen and of wae Umbrella Repairing Ih ing the showing of Spring of 1903 fabrics at this retail cente ell. He refused to state what 60 fee pass the average dress goods store that n m nee #828 OU surploe to which he refer | “t 0 dotdemtte, | ———~ coe will convince you. Our buyer took ple for h be ths grand Jury would do beng : ° Ne Wire, tron gad Pintle With apc cade ahd tie ung ai it the matter | RXMEPE Va a Malling Works a yi | ash an ng tor judg f econ iE ering to be seen in two days’ travel by fast expre cattle While in California.” Mr. Pig said, this morning, “I knew little what was going on in Seattle: but “PORT ORCHARD ROUTE bids you welcome ie Bie der ie nie ear an ee U. & Navy Yard and Battleships | 2,000 Yards Cord Wash fit cto 20 one 6 for Sy to se one of the . Steamers neh Figured Poular k—new de- | county deputies down there after me od | Siks, asc f fine finist j pong he hey od - two wea as Athion, Inland Flyer, Port Orehard, 2 =o Lam going up to the jury prepared | M0 rs NATIONAL ated is Pier orrow we offer 2000 yards of | ec for Pancy Stripe Pongee © pay my fine, should it be necor view, 2 PRATT. »AILY EXCEPT FRIDAY , Suke sary ot sure whether Iam) erect " 80 a aeneral hanking DA Cord Wash Silks, In col e still foreman or not; but I am. satin- | S235 —Lot BORIS walking fletance, street! 1D. Hoge, dr 1 Geattie—4 30, 4:15, 9, 10 and pen, at the yard, tbe also 69 m.) 1:18, 2:30, 3, 4:30 and m, Saturday only, 11.20 p.m Sunday, no trips at 6:30 and 6:15 plan silks Beautiful i for h Belf Color Em esutiful Black Silke ery Stripe Pongee Silk; val An elegant assortment, of which 1128 some of the prices are Mc yard for Fancy and Clan Serr cashier, Mey, Feshiveree.” coee gaahier om principal cities of Chited States and Burope. fled that I will find out this after- noon. ‘Judge Beil knew that Iw i the grand fur going to Ran Fran Business Colleges we Bremerten—T, #15, 16 and there for. 1 think that I will be BEET insthode and teachers Acme Baal @ mm; 12:50, 1:90, 8, 4:90, 6:90 Wack Peau @e Rote Rilke at 7% Piaid Silke, worth $1.2 able to show that [ was in Call- a $1.00, $1.25, $1.00 and $2.00 | fornia on business connected with} Cash Registers pe ch Peau de Colored Fabrics } ronal the work of the grand jury.” i “0 y terme” econ thand ohh Bote « anew | 69 for ular 92.00 kind of @ | Did you see the man in "Frisco Jel. woh oF enohanged 4 6:6 %inch Black Peau de Bole, at All Wool Mistral Etamine—new | Black and Wool Stripe Be! whom you went there to evel Mr h_Reateter Ca. of Wash ROG. AL AP & hi S108 gee 6:00 8 $1.6 and $2.16. shades —at 6 amine Novelty ee Yo ee Dancing Acamemy Leave Geattio—s 34, Bond 100, m Binck Taffeta Silk, Me, The, $1.00 Special sale of All-Wool Alba- | “Yes; wwored. | im ANY hic wl) 7 $1.25 and $1.00. trom—all colors—also white and | iloring Cloths outyee ee the business to) gc tere howe: AR at aah eben Guurre ] ae ‘ ee tesa Sodioe Ai tt-inahs, Shacks Telbeta. louack ~ may) | Tailoring i, ey ee Sha on ae 5, 6:20 and 6:16 p m $1.25 value, at $1 | #ineh Wool F Vote Et In fine All-Wool Tail ork Stather af ts’ greed ney “ Leave Sidney--8 and 11:25 a m. ch Black 1 at $1.00, at $1.00 | rice thie store bas has turned in a bill of $211 for ex ren on Lake Washington at tn ‘ Dentinty 12 noon; 6 and ¢ p m. 11.25 and $1.60 m Cord Etamine—all wool— | peer. tra time, and several members of the | .{Tult Lee: & barenin. - BRE O Witiaon, at at 7 Leave Charleston—7 60 and 11°96 TAL—2-inch Binck | All- Wool Speckled Sultinga: fury are somewhat wroth thereat.| “ment arta. ae oo a 4:45 and 6:65 p.m |] Grain Pk, $1.35 value, at $1.00 inch Etamine, val- | inch, in gray, brown, gona ea: Sine ba Dresemaking Por further tnfermation inch Binck Habutal Silk, soft There is some question whether it| t0_sont will be allowed | eat 3:30 p. m—Mr, Pigott ie now i MADAME A marrn “ey Twine Volle Phone, Pink 11. finish and heavier than China Sitk. ” consultation with Judge Bell, in the) SEATTLE, EOMUNDS AND anes AD Sy Mae Cape So , ee a stemming ond = ents ne, worth $1.26 os | Cord Etansine, W-inch, at $1.4 latter's chambers. They are looking | Fey AhPUng, Set rreevating gent ant EVERETT Se et Oe os ter | eeeCA te tbinae Beatare clera'|20tece Ail Woel aie up the law regarding the Proposed | WHY PAY RENT a rma | TBP. Palatal © crry oF nd : rt " a street shades ne. =e ~~ ‘ and Th amine, 1 2% value reappointment of Mr. Pigott as WHEN ¥ AN o Mikes fe md Sevteg EVERETT. Thr and tripe dally M-inch Mack China tik at $1.00. | at Abe Camel's Hair Cloth, od fosing an en TE. Sih | Leaves Beattie T a. m, and & ” bm. Leaves Bverett b:18 am, 2:30 and Tas p.m weight, 54-inch, in light-and jum gray, at $1.25. grand jury foreman, Before this ference, Judge Bel! was in the grand jury room tor 15/ Colored Silks Black Dress Fabrics auhall Phone, James 141. Cotman Deck |B. as a Gieell ocnsk setts a ot Biackh | Al-Wool Pin Dot nt Ge ee ne wae went 4 ama narment dwn snd talance month | i B. BOUPT, Bien, TE ee © vere Br, tele Covert | vuaeaee ona Oe a | inch, in blue, brows, otet enechine Se Spook > gto GE it hE anions ‘and Contractors | Tales white and cream $1.0 a yard ff inch Fine | Dieck, at $1.26. wes} Why PAY WENT ~~ ee a r e li-wool Pop. | Pine Melton Ctoth, " ett ees . cTrow "i Ti-inch All Sitk | Black Dress Goods in all-wool Pop Shee eet, tare The only | wren wo wit stl» emcee & Sees | NORTHWESTERN Pea ee atitel thadess | iin, Alma. ‘Whipcord. Granite, | #hrunk, $-ineh, at Sil lerneen, se far, mm otings c - / * ? . ie @ yard for All-4Uk Peau de | Crepe, Etamine, atin Cloth and St-inch Fine All-Weal as J. E. Longfellow of West Seat-| | ‘ x COMMERCIAL foie in evening and street ehades, | Voile. Checks, at $1.00 and S1ZR the, It ie ssid he was called in re gard to West Seattle franch - jee mat COMPANY 201-202 Pioneer Bldg. Phone Union &1 Seattle Dramatic Schoo! BGAN DRAMATIC scHOOL Si ronth March # ¢ . nigitte « NEW SCHOONER The ne wtwo-masted cheoner | —- —- Shamrock, Captain. Erikson, eas eee Steamers for Nome and cone) Gar Teller, Alaska. SP Se ot sienan City, | ge General Merchants at Norahef @Ce THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-125 Pike Street for engaging b the Mashing business. BEACON LIGHT A red electrie are light was placed the top of the tower of the new erfront fire engine house Satur- py g eS is intended to serve an ¢ 7 con t to vesnele emt the ae harbor and ts visible tor’ long ale. vs tance actors the sound. ing 18 VISITING THIS CITY William Caudiin, Portland man- “AND THE GOLO OF THAT LAND WAS GOOD.—-Genesis U1 have been terved: Biert Rehmurman, 39, of Xent. and Lain Rullidee, 19, of Thomas: Robert Mcldox, . and Claude Bianke, 29, both of Beattie. SUSY WEEK FOR CAPITOL HILL More New Residences for Capitol mint Mr. Chartew H. Cobb haa purcha: ed three lots, a cholce corner on Fourtee avenue in Capitol Mill, for Mr. Cobb will erect a| cost about $16,000. 3 ° Hon. Willian H. Lewis, atate sen- ator from the Broadway district, has | 4 this week a wutiful cor- When the filty thousand shares are sold, there will be no more to offer, and Doe- tor De Goto GUARANTEES TO PURCHASE BACK~—~at owner's option-—~at one dol- lar and fifty cents per share, any share that may be for ¢ale by December, 1903. For full information inquire of THE O& SOTO PLACER MINING COMPANY, Doctor De Soto, Manager, 331-333 Globe Building, Seattie, Wash. nkers— Puget Sound Nationa! Bank. Capitalization $1,000,000 The Company Place on the Market FIFTY THOUSA > SHARES at the near future a fine residence will me beaut on fame. t. BE, . Burwell i rehased a fot for $2i00, which adjoins Ano Hurweill's, bie broth perty on rieenth avenue o pitol Hun, | on which he will build his home. | Mr. Earl Pooler of the Nichol Lumber company, will occupy his} new home by the end of next wee 2 which is loeated on the corner | , i ESSN» Fifteen avenue and Bast Valley ee street, Capitol Hill yrs Bullding activity in Capitol Hitt is very brisk—many homes being erected. oe | Possession means shelter, food, comfort and many opportunities for doing good, In the secret pla of the earth was it hidden by Him at whose word star dust became worlds, and for man's use was everything made that nd in a short LS L vstructed from Wa a distance of | company will begit ] 5.000 worth of the very ney can purchase; they will City Sees Gs oe ¥ Opening Will Qocur Wednesda ire MD, Pe 1205 Second ff was made. 4 Barter thelr “owe | steamer ea Poh conten tan o e en to Golovin Bay, hibit a Gupere eae oF ollcore 6 on In the beginning of Biblical lore we read lay Will oecur in transportation up the Fil that through the garden of Eden flowed the} ) Council City, ‘They have also In consteaes militr novelties. ke, waite and barges for river use and Om waists on Wednesday, Thureday river Pison, and from thence it went four dif von , Friday of this week . ferent ways, but that along the bed were i ee re Sieliiek: -bepeiiie and’ drmeiin deposits of gold, Bedallion and Onyx WARM CREEK is separat printing. ‘The Ivy Press, Pine es and that for that reason it was pro- ree | : ay Ad runs paraliel to {t about twelve Pike. Phones #7 ste nounced a goodly land; from that day until ! ne oY ’ " se gravel dey this present, man has called good whatever ttle actual work country holds these things in store. r t work DOCTOR DE 8OTO ning exp ereonal wustrnnl notte ate te 5 uth America, Boutt 1 and Mext bedroek. 008 TER. him Judge Muniy, of Por 1, maid He ¢ vr shoveled a® Jeeper amine than any man L ¢ pan, and somes a sotao en lollars to the pam on our Ze 4 yound Elgin Cre Every acre Alaska prog be n yi claim on the @ fine—tetter than what your gr carefally gone over by. Dr ant 4, was by ME yeu for ae Try it ya ra, and pa@at experienc H.t t N a4 He ls joe! Wi be well pleanse weone 8 i ” ok, and hank gat vt the company to hie Warm. Crest WE OM etry MoM Se goldzwit Sikbh 1 i t 4 down, And guaranties ae we rg . f 11 that he oF way we built. up mark. 2 me D h with the aid of four cleaned from Chet theme: i sealer , hin clatm on Ware The dredgen now in pr of construct Jollars to the 8ho will handle at least three thousand yards heavy auld and lote of mummets tht y carries for a pack 1 hur dollars. Warm eek var . he grass roots down nd will by beat producers of the gravel every twenty-four that the De Soto Company field in such @ large way leads old-time m ers to any that the results can be no ¢ than great. #, and the © entering B York block. nig _— digg Ouatw in OPHIR GREEK tx the most phenomer mous Cout weighing fro placer minitig ereek in the world, it oe from mouth to #our ud shows sign That , rineral wealth If inly question Be in rear ing the scene of the largest mining trary - tion of this age " . . me te get c whieh Is ie 8 wall paziog | pid it of grit and energy owl! at 2311 Kirst The De Soto Placer Mining Company is ong of the greatest placer Mining compantes in the world. They have valuable in Wast Counell City, all of which is fabulougiy rich, According to experiments made with pan and shovel, these tracts have yieldec 87.20. $10 wm day nc, Wino in Alaska, where they owt « 4 dredge and the moat up-to-date machinery make demands upon tt? The company's inventory of land in Alaska shows some o: phi» A day per man; what, then, may be exp oted of » when the # adverse claim can possibly arise, The list stands as follows f tho finest known properties, the title to which te abso Pee e | Inventory of the Mining Claims Owned by The De Soto Placer Mining Co. in Alas and against whleb vrocke: ka 1406 SECOND AVENUE Stores throughout Washingt: Oregon, Tdaho and Western Montana. flapew a) household tu 1. 9,250 acres of placer minini klik and Ophir Ola Cha Golden Go Las" et aben on placer mining n 1 wikor ¢ SR eet a Embrase thie opportunity ane’ : ground, embreeing all the flat claim. . mouth | i hm Nome |. 8 i Benth Beck of). on- Warm Creetl ee ine in eur Hine a! oppowlt punell City, and ce 4. The Peninsula Claim of af Op | rr hb, loft ttmit Lhe” oer } 4 h Clatma Nos. FCWWATR At 0 baspel taining thy Old Ophir and Neu- sory, lying between th é y | Gr Dahove ae | gyi heheh Claim No. 38 above | 26, 27, 38 and P, marine gasoline som kluk Old Channel, ot Ophir Creek 8 The Lark | covery | Glesove nm Ophir Greek, lett] ris 1 arm Creek, make ford & Dow'n Machine 2 The Neukiuk and OLD 5. The Casts Mt Ophir Creek, at 1, Sa Ophir. Creek Cistmm, Moa,” | MRE TW yigge S70 acres of atree OPHIR CHANNEL claim of 10 | limit of Ophir Creek | 2 above discover | 28, d0, 40, 44, 45, 46, 47 and af nh 2, 6,9, 10 Neuk and contain me te scres, lying near the mouth of and # above discover oe ) ‘The Sparrow Gr Rabe Mnaevers Bove ai ip ) Ophir and “(van ranges, carpe OPHLN CHDK, left limit 6. B ps. Higa! Clair Ophir Creek 1a, Fraction af #00 feet at th . ka tribu he phir Creek moun . * show cases, The Mendocino claim of 100 Ophir © th ve ¢ | 4 and 26 above ¢ mouth of the north fork of Ophir e rowk 1 B40 ining growl gar yore ind 5 sree wt half price. GOL acres, lying next to the New oovery ' 0, Ute mine, lower fraction Creek int ‘ ® a x — pei ; = | Wy aleo owns 4008 BET O* Of gold bearing ground on the Multan Kiver, Washingt Y Also 4 P-. POR SATA 4-r00m he n Twelfth av-! " vely to 1000 wel th avenue,

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