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How Fires Start.

The ease with which a fire may be
started and the apparently ineNplicable
causes which may produce one are
both emphasized by a happening in an
uptown house last week. The mis-
'tress of the house was seated in the
extension parlor in the afternoon alone
and perfectly quiet, when wAthout
warming hanging bookshelf broke
from it's fastenings and Slipped to the
floor. On hts way it struck a small ta-
BILE standing beneath 1T and knocked
OVER box of matches, ignibing two
or three of them. These flew off, one
touching the light gauze scarf which
had hung from the table, which fell
blazing against the lace curtain near
by. The frightened screams of the mis-
tress brought a servant, and it took
energetic measures on the part of the
two women ITO extingujsh the rapidly
spreading fire. Had the room been lIn-
tenanted, as it had been all the morn
ing and would have been fifteen min
utes lalter it would have been a case
of fire-department succOr to have say
ed the house.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT QUIET, BOTH FOR SPOT
AND SPECULATIVE.
But Little Barley Changing Hands,
Though Offerings Are
Liberal.
San Francisco, Feb. 9th.

San Francisco, Feb. 9th.
Wheat continues quiet, both for spot
and on speculative account; prices are
nominal; receipts are light; a cargo of
70, 900 centals is down from Port Costa for
South Africa. Not much Barley changing
hands and offerings are liberal; there is a
stronger tone to brewing. No Oats ar
rived to-day; limited amount of trading;
no changes. Corn is inactive; prices
steady; none arrived to-day.
No Apples arrived to-day. but there were
four cars of Oranges. Trade is rather
quiet, especially for Saturday. Apples will
probably not advance for the present, at
least not until stocks are much more re-
duced. Prices are about as high as the
trade will pay for while. Mexican Lines
are dull and lower.
Butter has declined, and is weak Lib
eral stocks of Cheese and slow demand
have caused a drop in prices. Eggs are
moving better; previous prices stand; re-
celptS are liberal; some dealers do not
quote under l014c for store Eggs.
Fresh arrivals of Poultry are light; most
of that Offering is held-over stock. The
market is quiet and prices are unchanged.
Hare and Brant are lower; quite lot ar
rived.
Produce Quotations.
FLoUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex.
tras. Sq5 IS, Bakers Extras. 81 1894 IS;
SuPSI nhS, N Iu1lf 30 per DDt
WHEAT-Shipping Wheat is quoted at
81 3SAGl 50 per ctl for No. and 81 36A
/ 4IL2
BARLEY-Feed. 7oq72lsc; fancy, soc;
Brewing, S7laI92l5c.
OATS-Faney White Feed, 81 371a41 40
per ct; good to choice do. 81 15G1 30 per
cti; poor to fair. sig. 10 per ctl Surprise.
II 4oal % per ctl; Gray, ST 15d1 80 per ct;
Black for feed. 95cQsl 05 per ctl; do for
seed, ~ 0nl 20 per ctl; Red, 81 10q1 ~
per 81; Milling, 81 25Q1 40 per ctl
CORN-Large Yellow 77l5GSoc; Small
} Aeilow, 9Jd91i9c; White, S0QSoc.
KY E-S5Q90c per ctl
BUCk WHEAT-S1 l511 30.
MIDDLINGS. SIT 50lp20 SO per ton.
,bnAN-Sl2u12 so for California, ana
vi % per ton for outside brands.
ROLLED BARLEI-s17 50Q1S per ton;
cIpped Oats, 81 3oq1 so per ell.
HAf-Wheat SSa1I; Wheat and Oat.
S!Ulo; Oat, $500: Barley, S5G6 so for
river ana S19S so for the Sest; Alfalfa.
Shda oV; Clover. seas; Stock S506 50; Com
$617
sTRAw-a5dboc per bale.
HOPS-9Q11c per 10 for fair to choice
and leIl2h2c per 10. for fancy
BEANS-Bayos, 81 5091 65; Butter, 81 80
al 80; Pink, 81 10@1 %; Red, 81 1041 25;
Lima. 81 e0d1 70; Pea. 81 l5G1 80; Small
White, 81 l0GIl 20. Large White, 81 05n1 10:
Blaekeye, II l541 80; Red Kidney, 81 254
2 rs.
POTATOES-In sacks-Early Rose. 750
cu: Garnet Chile. S1Ql 70 per ctl;
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Close of a Quiet Week in Local Pro-
duce Circles.

Sacramento, Feb 9th.
Tonight closed a rather quiet week in
local produce circles, and prices have
shown little change from those prevailing
last week.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-FaInily Extras, 81 60 per 100
lbs: 81 30 for 80 lbs.
FRUIT-Apples. &C per 10; 81 25ll1 80 per
box; Eastern Apples. sc per 10. Oranges
Mandarin, 2oc per dozen; Navels, 3oGQ5Oc:
Seedlings, 2OQ4oc, Lines. 10c; Lemons, 10
Gg25c per dozen; Cocoanuts. 10c each;
Pineapples, 3oQ50c each; Bananas. 15Q25c
per dozen.
NUTS-New Walnuts, 121ac per 10; New
Almonds, 1219c; New BFazils, 121ac; Pc
cans, 1Gc; Filberts, 15c; Chestnuts. 2oc;
Pine Nuts, 15c; Hickory Nuts, Ioc.
DAIRY CE-Butter-Pickle, 2O0e
21c per ID: Mountain. 20c; Valley Roll.
1SQ20c Petaluma, 45c per roll: Creamery,
50c per roll. Cheese-California, 15c per
ID; Young America, lie; Eastern Cream
cry, 15q20c; Genuine Swiss, 40c; American
Swiss, 30c; Martins Creamery zoe; Sage
Cheese, 2Oc; Neufchatel, 1Oc
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, 5l2@6c; second
VEAL-GQQ7c for large and 6@7c per 10 for
small.
MUTTON-Wethers, 64612c: Ewes, 7QSc
per 10
LAMB-9G10c for spring.
PORK-Live Hogs, 312Q35sc per 10 for
heavy and S7sq4c for small; Dressed
5Q6c per ID.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET.

San Francisco, Feb 9th.
Morning Session-Belcher, 23c: B & 3,
77a76c; Challenge, Ale; V, 81 80: Fl & n,
81 %; Mexican, Sic: Occidental, &c; Ophir,
Uc;. Standard 81 20; Union, SIC; Yellow
Jacket, 2Sc.
Closing Quotations-Alta, &c; Alpha. Sc:
Andes, lie; Belcher, &c; b & B, ne: Bui-
fidence, 81: C c V, 81 So; Con Imperial, 1c;
Point, 23c; Exchequer Sc; G. < c, 39e
II & n. 81 %; Julia, 4c: Justice. Sc; Ken
tuck. !c; Mexican, SSc; Occidental, &c;
Ophir, 11c: Overman, Sc; Potosi, 4lc: Saw
age, &c; Scorpion, &c; S Nevada SIC: Sill
yer Hill, 1c; Onion, SSc; Utah. sc; Yellow
Jacket 2Sc
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EASTERN Grain MarkeSt.

'qlLZ 'qed 'YIoA MsN
WHEAT-May. 797sc; July, 7SAc; Sep
tember T55sc.
Chicago Feb 9th.
WHEAT-February 7312c; May, 7412c;
July, 723sc; September, 70Ac.
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The best reader in New York" said
Alfred Ayres at a recent meeting Of
the Werner Society, as reported in the
Home Journal" lis a man past middle
age who never was a strong man, is
now not in good health, has not voice
enough TO be heard by a roomful of
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Something About sa~ x~w Discovery
Fer Curing Dyspepsia


1as Rev. 2. J. Bar. n highly esteemed
Hl.Eister residing Il Weeds Port. Cayugz
tao-s y z. n recent letter writes "a fol
toSs; There has never been anything
taat have tsks1 that Ess relieved he
ps'spe7sSa from which have suffered Tor
ten years except the rev remedy called
stsarts Dyspepsia Tablets : nee tasi1g
i1em ! have had ID distress 81 al after
eating and again after lo-z years caa
sleep well Rev. #. I. Bel. weedsport.
y. Y. formerly. rdafla, Colo"
StuarTss Dyspepsia Tablets is q remark
able remedy. rot only because II IL a Ger
tain cure for all forms os digestion. bat
hecauS5 * seems 20 act as thoroughly II
cd ehrnnlc cases Of Dyspepsia as vel as
IN mild attacks of Indigestion or bilious
ness. A person has dyspepsia simply b.
cause the stomach Is oveTworkee: al Z
wants is a harmless. vegetable remedy 10
digest the food and thus give IL the much
needed rest.
This IL the secret % ne success OF this
peculiar remedy. No matter how weak or
how much diserfered the digestion may
be. Suart's Dyspepsia Tablets VIII digest
the f30d whether the stomach works or
net New life and energy is given not
only to the stomach but 70 every organ
and nerve IN the body A trial Of this
splendid medicine viii convince the most
skepticaI that Dyspepsia and az stomach
troubles can be cured The tablets are
prepared by the Stuart Chemical CO. Of
Marshall Mich. but 80 popular has the
remedy become that Sfusrts Dyspepsia
Tablets can now be obtained at any drug
store al 80 cents per package. Send for
book on stomach diseases free.
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And ALI Points East
and South.

TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For Spokane. Rossland. S.. Paul
and East .+-s+......+++.--.. 10 y. m
For Portland ...s.... s--..-..... 500 a. m.
For Olympia .............. 80 a. m
For Aberdeen ...s..... -+s.ss..-. ssaD a. tn.
For Tacoma. 700 and 30 a. m,
400 and -. .................... 100 D. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
From Spokane. Roaland, ST.
Paul and East .................lt.s9 a. m.
From Portland .........-... t.e5 p. m
"Fr0m Olympia $3.50. .s*....+.-.... 600 p. m.
sET0m Aberdeen ..... .......s...- 600 y. IA
From Tacoma. Sis and 1i.59 a.
A.. 6d5 and ..............-.-..-..- SD ?. m
sDany except Sunday. All others daily.
This card subject 70 change without no
tice.
Northern Pacific steamship Company
For rates. routes. and other Information
cali on or address
I. A. NADEAU.
General Agent, Seattle
CITY Ticket Office. corner Yeser way
and First avenue.
Depot Ticket office. corner Western av-
enue and Columbia street.
A d. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No. rs Morrison street. corner Third. Port
land Or
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BREXIT.ss.

Ezra Newton died last night Of parai-
ysis at the residence Of hts son-in-law
j. A. Buntz. "A West Mercer street. He
was a native OF Massachusetts, and was
81 years old, The body VIII be taken TO
ST Paul for interment.
Sigmund Grass and Samuel Cobb were
arrested yesterday morning by Officer
Glasscoek and charged with nEhting.
They were released on SIS cash bail each.
Grass and Rabbi Genss are junk dealers.
Yesterday morning. according TO OfhCer
Glasseock's story, Grass tried 10 get n
customer away from Genss clerk by say
ing something about Gsnss having pur-
chased stolen property. The clerk told
Grass that he was crazy. Then Rabbi and
Mrs. GenEs appeared on the scene and
there was more talk about insanity. The
wind-up of the affair. according 10 the Of
icer was that Grass and Cobb rushed
the rabbi into corner OF his own store
and had him there when the arrests were
made. The officer said the rabbi was
pleading for mercy.
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MARBLE OF FINE QUALITY.
ssnt Down hy the Schooner
Assai From the Islands Along
the Alaskan Consf

- loie OF nne quality WAS the ballast OF
80 schooner LoyaL capt. sadler. which
.s.''eo N thlS PORK Wednesday after a
a. non ms prospecting cruise among
- stands q tbe Alaskan coast. Blue.
!, .N psnS and spiderweb marble WIS
a. = ne Vessels hold. and 81 represented a
So So " me valuable stone which Will 1T
- unie IN the near future be developed
company Of New York. Boston and
g. capitalists The location or the
m'F Is Kept secret az present.
p,.1 s Loyal sailed from here August ;
So ~. party q twelve prospectors. The
1. eoaer eT0lsed as far west as cook IN
,e.. SO ieft members of che expedition At
g. INiats. wsI supplied 20 prospect
So That the trip has been fairly
= - Is evidenced by the specimens
= eseaght back hy the Loyal
.an a,aeFs1ood ta3t capt Ss6ler viii
~ 10 k-@st 70 bring = steamer around
s.s-a ' err desSlned specially FOR the rua
fe'nsS 1N'>''''A ska Nay ALASKAN
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THEIR RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED


BUFFALO. ~. Y. Nor. a--At a meeting
toutgh. q the trustees CO the W. c. T. l..
temple. in Chicago. the resignation OF sew
erai members OF the beard were rendered
ard accepted as follows. Miss Frances r.
willard Ms. r.. NJ Stevens. Mssne: Miss
Hannah ] Bailey. Maine, Mrs Helen Bar
keF. Illinois: Mrs A. J. Benjamin, Mss
Clara Herman. Missouri. ard Mrs. Anua
Hemrnsr. Pennsylvania. Appointments 70
All the vacancies were made. but the APP
polntees have not yet been consulted
The executive COMMITTEES OF the W. c. T.
T.. met this afternoon % consider the next
meeting MACE X was decided to meet In
the West hUt no place was selected
Omaha. Los Angeles ard Portland. Or. are
spoken OF. with Portland most favored.
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CANDIDATE FOR 1900.


CHICAGO. Nov. t.-Ssnator John N
Thursson. % Nebraska. arrived in the city
la~t night fran his Percent campo Ggz.slg
trip thg0s.zssos. the state. He said the re-
suI there waz 10 disappois Enent 10 Rim
IN view OF tae handicap which TIE Repuh-
Ncans iaborx1 under because OF their de-
faGit1He sGats treasurer ara aussscr. as
wei as the prejudice AROUSED against the
Ticket As representing the old state capital
crowd He was Of the opinion thAt the
general result. especially ia New YORK, In
stsad u foresh adowfng Bryan's nanina-
ton IN 80 ard q free-siiwer platform
pointed in quite a different direction He
said.
II ;hiak the result in View York points
% that state a. likely 70 name the pres
dental candidate for the Democrats "a
Issl a. wei az the probability that silver
VIII not ~ IA iszae. Certainly the Dem
ecTats e8nnct hope 20 succeed without
Lew York. and OF the silver Issue / am
frTaiy = TIRE opinion thar the state will
practically repeat ifs verdict OF is9s'
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BIG TIDE LAND DEAL.
" H. Young and v. w Chaa-ey Per-
chase 1ao Lots Near First Avenue
saufh--To Br SOLD fn sse East.

NJ r. Young and E. w. Chaasey have
just purchased about $50 lots on the tide
fats tn the vicinity % First avenue south.
The ssi~ amounts TO over sIao0o8. which Is
the largest deal on ne fats In some time.
The property wss purchased on contract
from the Elliott Bay Land Company and
the Seattle Tide Land Company.
SIR. chsdsey has gone East to effect the
F9ia 81 the property TO men with whom he
has been associated In business for years.
BE Represents considerable capital and
promises 70 interest," some very wealthy
and desirable capitalists In Seattle invest
menis
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TROUBLE OVER THE CHINESE.
HighbInders Return 10 San Francis
co. aud AHrnNs Are Numerous.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 4.--The police
are anticipating serious trouble ia the
local Chinatown. Highbinders are re-
turning IN large numbers from the Alas
kan canneries. and II IS said the old war
OF the Tongs Is about 10 be revived.
To this undesirable influx Is ascribed
the many shooting ARRAYS in Chinatown
during the last few days. II is also al
legged that Under the new ruling of the
United States court, many OF the Chinese
admitted TO the United States are afflict-
ed with leprosy. Numbers OF leprous Chi
nese are said 10 have come from Homo
l1lu 10y way OF northern ports. and the
good citizenship committee OF the Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor is
preparing "A memorial 10 he sent TO the
president before the converting OF con-
gress setting forth these alleged facts
and praying for lettering executive ac-
ton.
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4 GOOD Majority.
Republicans Have - Members I'm
sesy York ss~~sssa,fy.

NEW YORK. Nov. i-complete re-
turns from the Nineteenth and Twenty
first districts II New York county. here
tofore doubtful. elect Well and Murray
sDens1 The assembly stands: Repubh-
cans. y: Democrats. &c; Citizens Union.
2 doubtful, g.
Complete returns from all counties in
the state. except Cattaragus. Greene
Steuben and Yates. show a plurality for
Alton II. Parker Demp. candidate for
chief judge of the court Of appeals, of
Sess. The final returns VIII reduce this
Plurality. Judge PaTkers plurality IN
Greater New York Is l33 sss
The executive committee Of the Citizens
Union. which met tonight. proposes to in
stitute a series OF prosecutions against
vioiators OF the election laws. The COM
miiteemen' say they are in possession OF
information Of fraud In this city in the
election. IL Is also claimed that the frauds
are o. such a gigantic nature as TO affect
the official returns to a marked extent.
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DiEoy Eel. who presented I'VE Has,.ter
ooetor AZ the Seattle fheaser some four
$50 $50 mas been Induced 90 repeat the
performances tonight ard ,ernnrrovg rfvsss
No greater tribute can D. pela ne wt1ae-
some quality OF &r Tnornag. aatxhsssi
raay tbs artistic portrayal Of fhe gentle
HOOVER Doctor By NJ Bell ard me
exceptionally Hne Performance given BY
she iadtViauaf members q TIRE szealient
cast than me large attendance aceor5es
them during the first engagement ana fha
popular demand for sseond engagement
after 20 brief an Interval.
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a. .sfe1ae4 Clare. = former seeetc- rz2sfs-.
ard tA~sa nan who hsd wu~ke1 urter bra
an 4hs Garrison sertfar -~ezv testified
thar ire err e4rkrnenz wkssh caItz-saa had
alwnys besa trozsbieSezze. ard thzt parts
q fxa walls previously bait tEere % re-
taia the roasee9 had slipped over into TIRE
river.
ne rsIfrcsd co-unasy's attorneys were
rsox permitted 70 examine the witnesses.
Though thay desired - stsax that Clare
Rad hesa Slscaargsd fer insbrfety.
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ADDiGks DID NOT ATTEND.
Convention of Delaware Union Re
publican. at Dover.

DOVER. Del. Nov. 4--The Union Re
publican state convention was held today
with delegates from each ward. J. Edward
Addicks was al MoDsick Lake. Me. The
resolutions adopted uphold the national Re
publican platform. condemn Democratic
acknowledgement in the state and denounce
the new constitution. which provides that
election offenses shall be tried by judges
Instead OF iuries. There was no reference
10 President Mckinley. Chairman J. c.
HoFecker made a speech in which he said
the Union Republicans could forgive but
not forget the differences OF the past
and he invited all Republicans In the state
10 ally themselves under the Union ban
ner. The convention. he said. WAS 10 or
ganize the party and change the rules.
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Greenland the Fatherland of the
Ma<aufto

NJ. Francois Du BARR an adventurous
French hunter. who has just returned
from shooting trip In Greenland says
inai ne believes ne has Inade sihs uiar
and snow is the fatherland of the mos
quito. 50 numerous there are these winged
pests. They are more harasslug than the
horne product Of New Jersey but not so
much 50 as the nervous complaints that
tfosts+ter's Stomach Bitters viii prompt
" relieve. Through the fundamentally
OF digestion and assimilation improved by
the Btters the nerves. no less than other
portions OF the human mechanism. acquire
yigOr and steadiness. The medicine also
cures and .-events rheumsti sm. indiges-
ton malaria kidney COMPLAINT and con-
situation and builds up depleted physical
energy. ]. imparts zest for the food and
promotes nightly slumber. Ii Is beneficial
to the old. the young and the middle aged
persons OF robust constitution and those
in delicate health. convalescence proceeds
without hardness when ii Is used.
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GE0RGEM MORlaLsERyICE
To ne Held at the semitic Tbeater
Monday Under Auspices of Labor
llaifsf md sinuIa.

a memorial service for Henry George
VIII b. held Monday night. November s.
IN TIE Seattle theatsr. r viii be- under
the auspices ~ the Western Central La
hor Inien and the single tax leagues o.
King county. and viii be a nen-paTtisan
demonstration 20 which all the prominent
men u the city VIII be invited. regardless
Of their known political views and party
affiliations. The principal speaker viii be
Congressman James Hamilton Lewis. and
fine musical programme viii be rem
d,zrets
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Hayt Probably Defeated.

DENVER. Nov. AT midnight there
seems little doubt Of the election Of Cab
bert. Populist. as justice of the supreme
court. The Rocky Mountain News has
specials giving complete returns OF all bat
six counties. The missing counties are
all far from the railroads and are but
sparsely populated. Estimates have been
made of their vote. and the result gives
Gabhert 1870 plurality over Hayt. Repub-
lIcan. The Republican leaders, while ad-
hitting that present returns are not so
favorable. do not coneede Gabbert's cleo
ton. maintaining that only the official
canvass VIII decide who has won.
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ABANDONMENT or POSTS.
Gen. Nerriam's Recomme N ia al q m
Not Eaxorabiy Received.

Special Dispatch 70 the ost-Inteliigencer,
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4-The report OF
Gen Megriaui. commanding the depart
raent OF the Columbia. recommending the
abandoum meat OF Forts Spokane. Wala
Walia and Sherman and Boise barracks
IS not likely - b. acted upon BY the war
department fer some time, Officials at
the war department are rctlceRt. bat the
majority are inclined 90 the belief that
Gen. Merrsam's views wii not 30 acted
upon favoranly. Other posts are likely
however 20 ne abandoned as soon as The
new Spokane poss Is ready for the occQ-
pAucy of troops.
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A VISIT TO M'KINLEY.
Hixhop Nicholas. of Alaska. Calls at
the White House.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4--Nicholas. hish-
on OF Alaska and the Aleif;lan Islands.
who has ftlst arrived IN Washington from
San Francisco. was among the callers On
President Mckinley today. He was &C
companied BY Mr.. De valiant. charge
d'snaires Of the Russian legation. and pre-
sented a striking appearance, In fun can
cnicai robes Of royal purple velvet with
high head dress and flowing black veil, and
with HIS chest fairly covered with dia-
monds pearls ard other precious stones Of
great value The bishop Is The only Of
fetal representative bishop OF the Rus
sian Greek church in the territory OF the
United States and ne attracted much at
ten,ion as he visited the executive depart
ments 10 pay bis respects 70 the cabinet
officers
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OSCAR HAnMERsTEIx ASSIGNS.
a weiI-known Theatrical Manager
Gets In Financial nfficufties.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Oscar Hammer
stein. The well-known theatrical manager.
made an assignment today for the benefit
OF bis creditors.
Speaking Of his assignment tonight Mr..
Hammerstein said. In order 20 secure
my creditors every dollar owing them. and
AZ the same time avoid being harassed. I
have made an assignment, NV total In
aehtednoss VIII hardly exceed ss0.oa0."
He saia that Il cost him $4,000 20 bring
Anna Held from Europe. The assignment
has brought all the performances az the
Olympia 30 a sudden stop. The place was
closed tonight. Hartig 4 Seaman, pr0pri-
etoys o. the Harlem opera house. are. IL is
said. negotiating for the purchase Of the
OLYMPIA
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Saturday night. with q Saturday matinee
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which opens Sunday right Includes f3fty
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Gers. cake walkers and everything thar
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