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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
At NEWPORT.

Cannon won the game from Manchester
in the seventh when his two-bagge.
drove in the only run in the game. Tn,
fielding on both sides was very fast Al
tendance, 500
3 6 : Ri
Newport 0 o u o - . IL %
Manchester. o o 0 0 o Q o 0-0- e.
Battcries-Gannon and Millcrick Nc
Dougall and Lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Aug. i.-The following
pension changes in Maine resulting
from the issue of July "A, are announc-
ed:
Original David II. Erackctt. North
Berwick $6. Restoration ana increase.
Edwin T.. Hall. dead. Watcrvillc. $l7
to 81 Increase. Serious Erann. North
Troy s. to ST. VIM. II. bradbury, Sol
diera' Home. T"gus. 81 t" ST. origi-
nal, widows. etc, Lizzie s. Han. Wa
tcryilc, $12
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
NOT VERY CORDIAL.
Dewey Was Not Given Reception He Expected
al Triest.

London. Aug. 1.-The Berlin CORE
spondrnt ~ thc Standard says: TIT IN
reported that Admiral Dewey left
TrieSt earlier than he originally in
tended and mainly heCaus" b" did not
meet with such good reception as h'
had expected. The k1Inischc ZcitunE
thinks that Austria's relations Win
spain and the HasIct"n incident may
have contributed To- this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Captains All Subpocaaed.

New York. Aug. "A subpoena server
from the Mazet investigating committee
called at police headquarters, today. an-
served subpoena on Deputy CHIEF Cur.
ri~'t who is at present in charge of tn.
department. 1t is understood that nearIy
all the captains 81 the depar ment have
been subpoenaed TO appear before The
committee. next Tuesday, the day on
which Deputy Chief Cortright IN ordered
TO appear. These subpoenas far the cap
tains are said to contain instructions foi
them to bring all the police books cor
tanning the records of robherlcs in thea
possession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Up Against It.

Did you ever hear the Vaudeville Joke
about the man who was going to get
married? In order to properly ceiebrat IL
the occasion. he hired band and plac-
ing them outside the church door, in
structed them to play there's Only one
Girl in the World for Me" as soon as he
made his appearance with his bride after
the ceremony. The band leader had prob
ably been celebrating also. for when
the bridal couple made their appearance
the band struck up shes Up Against
the Real Thing Now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
This Weeks Schedule.

he schedules Tor the week:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturday Washington at Eoston,
BROOKLYN at New York. Baltimore III
Philadelphia. St. Louis at PiltSburg.
Cleveland at Chicago, Louisville at Gin.
cinnati.
s'undav Aug. St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Cleveland at Chicago, Louisville at chi
CaEo.
MEM ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Saturday-Paw " kct at Br1ckton. Man
chester al Newport, Taunton at Port,ant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
New York Gotten Market.

New York. Aug 4
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady.
August ssh: September 5.57: October.
80: November 515; December. SD; Jan
uary. 53; February, SIS. March. $50:
Nprit. Sea. May, h.gs. June. 500
cotton spot closed quiet. middling up
lands. hts. ~. gulf. 81 Sales. 80 bales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Base Bail Notes.

James II. Manning, president of the
Kansas city Ease Ball Club. who mas
been in the East in search Of players
wired Friday. that he had purcha Sc,
outright the Wilkesbarre club OF the Al
iantlc League and would bring the picked
players to Kansas City
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Hobart Starts Tor Plattsburq.

New York, Aug. i-Ncc President
| Hobart left Long Branch. Friday at
$50. for Lake Champaign on 10 days
| visit to President Mckinley. The Vice
| President appeared to be in good
! health
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05

f. NJ. Earl, an aeronaut. fell into
Leech lake, Walker. Mimi, while MAX
ing an ascension and was drowned
1t is supposed that his parachute fail
ed to work. 1t was Earrs fourth as
cenSiOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Smith Walsh Fight a Draw.

New York. Aug. 4.-Thc fight here.
tonight. between "Mystori"us' Billy
Smith ana andy Walsh Of brooklyn,
was declared draw at the end DC thu
nth round
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Germans Obtain Concessions.

Berlin. Aug. A dispatch to the Ma
tinnal Zeitung from Korea says the gov
crnment of that country has granted con,
cession to German syndicate to build a
railroad from Seoul. the capital, 20
ProuChton bay, on the west coast OF
Korea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Jealousy the Cause.

Cleveland. Aug. IA teamster named
John Schlenber shot his wife four times,
this afternoon. al the Woodland hotel
Trf then sent bullet through his own
cart. The woman died an hour later at
g. ICod's hospital. The tragedy was
prompted by jealousy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Smiih.RotchIord Fight Draw.

Chicago, Aug. 4.-"Turkey Point Bill
Smith of Philadelphia, and Billy Rotten
ford Of Chicago, fought six rounds to D
drew before the Fort Dearborn A. G.. to-
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
New England League Standing.
National League Games.
AT BOSTON

Great head work in the ninth won tn
game for Boston. With one out, Collins
was hit. Duffy walked and Stahl got in
front Of the ball filing the bases. Lowe
foued to McGann ana Bergen singled.
scoring Collins and Duffy. S!aEle maze a
sensational catch in the eighth, cutting
off what seemed sure three Dagger.
Lewis was retired i'm the sixth and re
tired in favor Of Bailey. Attendance, 2oh.
12 3 I 5 6 I $ . Ri. +.
Boston - q q q u I - 81
Wash Eton. | - q o ] g. -
Batteries- Bailey. Lewis ana Bergen
McNhinE and kittredge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
The Reason Whv

why We think you are "up against the
real thing" is because we consider our-
selves the real thing when IL comes 10
Wheat. Corn, oats or Pork. Not but
what we have equally good facilities for
stocks, but know wheat from start
I" finish. We have rioughed fpr IT. VI
have planted it; We have cut II with Il
twin" binder. we have shocked H..
threshci il. hauled it to the elevator aui
sold IL. We have been elevator pcOpir
and bought il, and We have traded IN ~
for future delivery. oar free hook TX
plains al this ana how $Z5 margin viii
l,lt.. I'm,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
SCGAR-Cut loaf. unchanged.
GLOW FR-COntrac grade. $3.50.

On the Produce ENrEInEe:
BCTTER-Firm; creamerie-. 1Si2q11l2:
dairy, 1-N15.
CHEESE Firm. gi4n1n.
EGGS-Firm; fresh. l2i.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
BASE BALL.
New England League Games.
AT POKTLAND.

In as clean an exhibition Of the national
game as one could wish ID see. the hum,.
team defeated the Tauntons by reason ~
the superiority Of Millcr's pitching over
that of Brady. The contest WAS Charar-
teriZed by sharp fielding on the part OF
both clubs Attendance. 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Baltimore had = man on second and
third in the eighth inning. when Cross
made a brilliant stop ana Lightning
throw Of Smiths lit, retiring the side
and saving the gam" for The Phillies.
Philadelphia has secured DulIn of Ricn-
mond to play second base curing the alb
sence Of Lajoie from the team. Attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
AT PAWTUCKET.

Hawke pitched steady ban for Brock
ton. while Corridor was wild and inefrcc-
tive The visitors C!inchcd their victory
in the sixth inning. scoring five runs b.
timely batting. The batting of Bernard
and Perkins were important factors ln
the run getting. The latter made two ter
rife drives that went for homerS. Shay ;
fielding was a feature. There was a great
deal of wrangling during the game. much
fault being found with the rulings Of
Umpire Kelly. AT the close of the game
Kelly was jostled through the gate ny A.
angry crowd and was a target for sticks.
stones and other missiles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
AT BROOKLYN

New York Outbattcd and outtieldei
Brooklyn. hut lost the game through
work at the bat actiuire's throwing
was the feature. six men being nailed -
the bases Van Haltrcn reached first tV"
times and stole two bases. but failed To
score Attendance 3luN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
AT en-, AGO.

The Orphans won IN easy game, bat
ting Sudhotf all over the hoId. Chiids and
Tebeau were removed for too much argu
ment with Umpire Smith. Attendance.
1880
z 8 ) { Z \ . Rule
Chicago, 9 q J N-N-lN-l
St Louit. q o. ''-1
RattcrieS-Taylur and Dunahue. Sud
hom and SChreconsoSt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
MlSAPPRtRENSiON.

july25, tn, h, sat, ly, fp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
SCOPE OF THE SEATTLE
INFORMATION BUREAU
Not Matrimonial Agency Nor Place
Where 0Om3StiCS Can Get Jobs.

The loeal bureau 81 Information Is
probably aa little understood as any
institution IN seattle Many aJa uru
inquiries are made there dtIly II
has net infreQuently hceurr.I that
splnsters who have FraWn vrsh q
single b'eaasdurds have sought tae
tathr-ly assistance ~ Secretary
Moore. In fact a arec percentage
of the inquiries made evidence Uu
Imperfect or erroneous conception N
the object ~ this institution
The bureau ~ supported Boy yoiun-
tary suhacr ptlons ffnW buar -
men Its object Is q promote tae
commercial welfare ~ th- whole
sound country aud e. ISSUE lnI dis
tribute printed matter advertising
Western MaahIuEfs Hundreds ~
dollars worth 20 staUftyal Sc reH.lrs
have been d.ftrauled a'nge iEa Ig-
stltution Mas started ANA Jhe rraal
RS .urrgs Ems q aaG eriiy 10 the state
have bees widely a Advertised
To THE r1al work Mt Moore has
added An tiea &C nis -. tast ~
wutag descriptive icttsrs far pubs
ucation I'm Eastern ard southern
aeNsgapesa. raesc articles have
been rassflF 1eerptet 81 tHs ,eluma
and have been uf EgcIt advantage fa
tae sound ruuat-s. and 81 paFiteuiar
benefit "a Seattle
one ~ che purposes af tie hurrau
Is ta asitaie live ISSUES affecting the
interests ~ she cts ose ~ the
latest q theae WAS an attempt GA
che part 81 tae aserttlFy a. induce
more female 1nm cities a. eoma 10
Seattle. THIS NaH done through .rtz
tsrs written 10 Eastern Journals.
Thruugh certain errors by the local
and outside press. the lmpreasI has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
HARVARD MAY
BAR OUT WOMEN

ctIuHiDGE Noes. O. r.
Prof Barrett Wendell. % the Enr-
nsh department ~ Hsraf1 =a,-
Harvard is slowly drittne into e1-
education and b. All bur rHtfraH fHs
faculty with having exceeded ItH
powers He says. Were tHe HIs.
er education elsewhere closed % vs-
men. their plight might excite eH..-
aifoHa sympathy but. na ay.rF.
knuwH incest 81 their colleges fu goa.
United states already receive money
on virtually equal terms with mon
The question then f. Shall wa 10
oar hast . preserve onc spaI where
men, II they chaose. may Dc r1uaa'4
81 bt themselves lie adv .sa rec
vacation 81 w1msn'a privileges {
Harvard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
GIRL CHEWED
GUM TOO MUCH

WABASH. Ind. oct. y Mas let
tie. daughter ~ Daniel stusban. II
Goshen. ia suffering from a peculiar
arlirtion due 10 chewing gum The
girl, who IL BRIGHT student In tfe
high school r. IN InVefsrafr ehrUrr
~ gum. a few iays ago ah. noticed
thar the leff side ~ her mouth vas
drawing M toward tha ear. The
trouble grew wutHr and a physician
was summoned and announced ID a
case II paralysis % the muscles ~
the mouth due 60 continual masti-
cation Whether the auficuau VII
Yield 10 treatment remains To- be
seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
W Mt 20 Compromise.

AfsFwtS. Tev. oct ic=As a re-
sr ~ the hrf ~ fhe state iasf
seet l1 aims suite araznst . uamnH=
- Texas rttsifwsr claiming tHHf
Grey had illegally fenced many thau-
sau4a ~ aersH 20 lahljz' Heheni Iaud=
end urre occupying them ur,a fg 3
EHr attorney SEVERAL aas been De-
zI.ra 3 TODAY hy The aHteaHasts art
Iastr attorneys who are heH as' =
frw - eumpr m.rIuE fhaF ffH Z
uHsaIuie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
REPORTS WERE
READ TO-DAY
Interesting Matters Ut the
Baptist Convention.

The second say ~ the twelfth an
naal Northwest baptist convention
opened yesterday al the FIRST Hap.
tist church. Devotional exercises
were I'D hy Rev , \. ~ Johnson.
Of North seattle a. = shank te-
iiv~r-d an address 81 welcome g. the
visiting delegates. Rev l.. = n1v .
ermaa. = the First baptist church.
delivered the eunventiea sermon.
Last Night the choir 81 the Sgrth
Seattle Baptist church gave a short
song service Devotional axapriaea
vs-r led ~ Rev. ". Il uitsn r. -
Aberdeen The address ~ the evsn-
ing VAS delivered BY Rev A Wtek-
burn. y. D. q Portland ore.
The convention convened az ,
o'clock this rtoruInE uevotiInul
exercises were conducted BY Rev ~
". Miller. Of puyaHup,
Reports a committees on public
atoms. home missions. and sunday
schools were read Ataresaes bs
REV. 4 ~. Hause and Rev 4 HIack-
burn we're given
AZ ID o'clock this afternoon Rev
l. T. Root. % South Tacama. isd the
AFNtAAWNA+s Ht annual FEtH.Ef HE
the board NaR read. At2 o'clock the
following program was carried auts
EvanKelixatlon by local churches.
Pastor A. = Swain. ~ Olympia dis
eusai1n LED hy Mr l. l.. Hunter.
Shelton. evanKeliEaEioa through Hegs
methods Pastor , A. Agar. View
Whatcom. discussion led by Pastor
". q Jones. Of Everett. aystrmat G
oeneftcsnee Pastor l. SAWYER.
North Seattle. convention qglE.
general missionary.
Tonight the program wll be IBsle
by choir Of First church . y. = r.
session. : 90. praise service. 511
The Young Peoples Hovem bent. a
Conservatar Of Evangelical FaIJh. o
Rev = \. Agar 7.fs. Christian
Training. the Work 81 the Il Y =
L" Rev l. J sawyer Music. EOS.
Young Peoples Societies ard Chris
fian Communities. r r Roaliuz
The Young Peoples Movement. q
benominatioual Loyalty. Rev "
II GIbaon s15 our interest In
Western Washington. Res VI W
Miller Music. ssI. Words from
WORKER conservation meeting
led BY Rev. s. A. Abbott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
70 GIVE THEM
A HOME LUNCH

The Red cross society aai raftsau
Reifrf eaffa are reads Go operate
Coz preparing uu elaborate h'Ws
made luncheon far "a reWrulus rals
unfFrrs At the mrefIuf ~ the state
UrI cross held N this r.tF gesisfs
day 10 WAS reported that The apH.
klus auxiliary haze {sHa 30" h'aa.
aud .xp#eta e. have more ius'i. -
"a UHuh
WhFttam ueeHls ore l,ttire ready
to rIYr Maiar WHisHHHsrEH % Grand
81. Ian uu bits return. fHzf7 T.
Fraba hWty a tcut Nll pe erected o.
b. ur.I aa reading room and .ni.
uiH4u.ut bureau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
NEGRO KILLED
BY A POSSE
Supposed Burglar Shot Down
By Citizens.

EStA. o. oct fs-Au unku4ur
ceierei man. supposed "a b. a burg
lar VAS sha; and instantly kHis1
here today near Spring valley by
posse ot citizens ssecrN bufe
azieH arre committed ne speias #al.
les aHf nlkht ard tNn suspects we're
located today and captured ~ tNo
yeang men from whom they effected
their eseape leaving hrhri . man
her ~ faEars. watches. spHaaa and
ntarr articles. all contained in sac
Hss
\ passc - eitirens formed ari
came as~uas ore ~ the Pm e. s. $50
drew a revolver and Threatened Co.
aseHf tAneeln swallow. aHs or tho
rHfsuefs shot AMI IL alleged IN have
Killed tho man lie Is NOT taawu En-
thIa retE bHaasa fie Il aiar ~
heHe frame Peculiarly mashei by
having huta ears eagred amt 40 h#H
toes rsiHHlnN The body NHa taken
10 eharEr and brought tu this rffr.
Great excitement exists at srHIrs.
Valley and the drBi mans eamran
iaa BE- bfiuE pursued So arrests
have been uHd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12

been created chat n 81 FRYE EN-,
pieymsut. Ba we'll 40 nm Information
bureau Ar Moore n.a toily "lt
r. uet true that l can Hud sItuhliann
fas servant gifis I never nd any
such f3.3 fhe need af thsu N1H
called Gao Hs attcHtInu by hrslHH
mau, ana I merely mentioned l. iu
mY letters Co Eastern u9refa Z 60
bureau has mo- idr4 of bfiuatns ST..
wants here raH undIuE puH alaua Tor
them when thrY eome. ttH.ah baw-
cNaf thHt anyone tanlIut Gr fhbt
kirl ar rmplHYWg esuit uHd ~
better nvid than seattle SEVERAL
saIsr Impressions res rtdur lhir au-
reau have arisen and / would Ike
ID earrry' them Mt jnue ESQ was
uaproseu,r1 as closing his real
estate trai Now never trains
Het 1ny husInesf outside of u1 work
herv. and thr harctu d uui des'Euai
as a maues matinr Institution Nr
merely fufalah es rte with ail che I'M
formation fe San rerHriiu9 the
country W make un q arE fur Ibu
Information. and newer tfauHH..
lur fHr ANYONE a. aF hero
ts aaalst prospective srt,i#fa but
only q che extent ~ lnfarnre gh #nf
~ existing conditions. az course. 10
We aye solicited tor Information aut-
side ~ ouf resuisr tnr. $40 arr al.
waYE ztaI - eHHYon3 aa ftF a- poe
sihir ann employed here to art
faf the ht iafafesta ~ IT, com
manuat th. bnf tAa auH 90 lhat hf
remaiulnF RttH4a certain limits Tire
information FiNrH ous nf %. has naer
reuuhJIsled In daily papara .u every
part ~ the tufsf ssafes uu1 must
have bevn af iu#arH.ah fe atsHn tzrr
- this eltx ard state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
TO CLOSE
ALL STORES

An attempt is nov being uida fo
have the business houses eI5se FOR
several hours on the day Tho gaiun-
tesrH arrive. This o. for the pur-
pose ~ allowing employee loo rho
various stores an opportunity 10 soc
the parade and exercises fal'oHiug
In the Univ rPity grounds aIost of
the prominent merchants nave all
ready declared tnemselver In favor
NJ this ana There seems no Iaubt
now but what re stores viii close
The executive committee ar.IIc1
Yesterday - aak the street car COM
vanles % allow all volunteers in uni
form the free use II their ears dur
ing the days Of the coiebrut on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
Woodward Se-sloctod.

New YORK art e. tanv r
wo twari. president af fae Hta
scr National HAak has hsen 1ef
- president - thr clearing haass
RESTITUTION = he hnH4l rs
sHf Edward n rrrkin. s.
Dent ~ the importers aa4 rfa#.
National ptak e eeeHH s#a|f=
man 20 ihe clearing hauf mH =
fHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
chieago Faest for British

CHICAGO p#t fE ls reported
f#s- Haaf fte Uruse zas znmant
haH pissed iHzFr Hrisr fHr canned
meat aHf HHn=a fui UfI1 Haua 81
tHi 4ka 'Hsre HAeanE H#ratu
An ore 81 ~ anr af Iha iafsr iatE.
.aF raaf faf. Nbo i.d uli uth 60
pc quoted rtiI Dr. understood that
rHa ~ fa.H b = secured laHEe HHn-
fraet u#t1 fhe EnEHaH government
~ fHe shHueHt - raHur3 msasr
nlEb ah.r# e. supply iue arms alr
Iu zge THasataaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
NEGRO GONFESSES
TO A MURDER

MNRYsVlLLE. KY oct D. a..
Coleman. The negro who confessed
that he Killed MrH james Iarch-
brook. and who was threatened by %
mob last night. hal preliminary
hearing early today In the jail Judge
Newell held him for murder without
ball. and. as the grand Jury lu thIa
county does not meet en- the ast
week IN November. he ordered the
Sheriff 10 convey Coleman u the jan
ia CovIugtun. Ky. for safe krrrinr.
At 33o y. m. a telephone message
from Govington announced she alfc
arrival ~ tie prlsOue at the CoYInE-
ton jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12

cLARKsvILLE. Tenn. aet r.
william HHckueJ AMI John Thamp-
son lad % dispute ever IA chew 81 TO-
harrp az Hrlcn Iron furnace. lu tho
suburbs. last night ard HaD ku.y
was Drained with q shovel aa be sua
attacking Thompson with knife.
Thompron livca at f1opEnsvtlc Ky
Hackney died a few hours afto- the
hRht Thompson escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
FRAUDS IN A
DISPE NSARY

COLUMBIA. S. g.. oct. l2.-Cam-
missioner j g. Douthit, of the state
Iquar dispena1ry. was lepoeea from
office today Ha the result NJ an in
vratF4tigu conducted Iy . zpa al
committee appointed by the board 4
control Prosecutions prob1niy ~ II
fo.iu.s. anI every official 10 the big
headquarters ostabIahment may h
removed.
Dauthlt WIS elected by the Iegit-
sfufr member ~ the board n COR
troll. and was elected comm as.uuer
or state superintendent by the bon 4
9f Hlutra. Overwhelming proofs y
gigantic frauds on the consumers
we're discovered hy thr enmHuiee.
Low grade liquors had been H1olad
18 high grade. and price run up 10
g. per gallon. suite for damngss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-12
suttat 49,. L., ans peult-.


Hufter-RaHHn teuisr. fancy da..
-. rs aquarea sal.c. WashluEt.f
ercawsr.es. pound pHHtr. "a. East.
Hfu iowa end ilrIH. s1a -ee.
Chr~f- ftnbh.rHl Native Wash.
layton. iIHI-Me. Eastern. liaigc.
EHEs UobbiuEJ-Strctly fresh
aaurH e1e.
Hone, white comb. li8I5c. urh,
amber. i1Iise. smb D.. is4I3c
s'ra mol. a. Csc,
Poultry chickens I've. igII7c.
fryer. - l5u4s1. live turkeys. loo
ducks. i4es geese, iae live weight
Poultry chickens live. l1I4e
'urkeyr lac, ducks. i2c. geese. To-.
live weight
o1ta 60 hiuE)--Prr ton. Ss7uaS
harley rolled. .2l04. whole
SO
Corn Whole. 90 50. cracked. ~
feed meat Per ton. fsa1N.
Fsaa-U hcst. t7l. 81 cake. meal
- 90. mladlluRa, 81 0oa . %. bran
81 10. shorts. lie63Qi7 %. chopped
feed Sie a0at2i 90. dairy chopped
feed fIGfa
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The Charges Against COL WhoNey
Are Declared to Be GroundIeSS

WAsHfSfTaS p G oct tsAiIuf1ut Gen c1rhlu fafaf .
said TIE CHARGES nsi asaiust C John II Whpz
y First
. and found eaH
II" tho whole iealouHy
y Disseminated Officers uf b s.1~uf.
= CT Wh1lcy. he a excellent
' officer and
wellington Gen recommended
nent that h be- the u bgaiisr
= ~ volunteers
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Nuts

wnlnuts. per III sacks. i3c.
black vulnuts. iar. pocaus. Zoe, aim
ouds. fancy, self shell. lbdis-, aim
ands. zoo. .. i5c. peanuts, &c, pine.
ioe. eocoanu;s. per 1ozen. S5f90e
Hay, Grain snJ Fooo
Hay gobbins) sound. per
ton. So 00Gf 90. Eastern Washington
timothy. 0onSi20o; alfalfa, $50
oats OobbiuGl Per ton 2aa
BarIey--stcam rolled. SEQ. whole
fta
Corn-W Whole S22 30. cracked. t24.
feed meal. per ton S2l.00
Fced-W Wheat. 81. oil cake. meal,
sa3O0. mi5alings, O0n23.00. bran
1900. shorts, Sl7J0, chopped feed
Sl9.009 q 90, dairy chopped feed, $40
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Exhibits Tor Paris

NEW YORK. oct Ferdinand
W Peck. commissioner general =
tho United States commission Paris
exposition. has been notified by the
navy department that the cruiser
Prairie has been commissioned to
carry the exhibits Of thu government
t. thu Paris expedition TIE Prairie
win be ready 10 receive confign-
ments about October 10.
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Mest prlen.

Fresh Meat Oobbinal Cow beef.
e per NJ. steer beef. nc per 10.
mutton. wether Sc per 10. pork. 7lse
per ia. veal. large. Sc Per ID. small.
Zoe
Provisions Gnbbing) Hams. large.
I3Nc hams, str1il i&c. breakfast ba :
con. uisc. dry aaltea sides. &c. Er-.
sac
Lard Cchhlur) Home made. per
IN, "a White STAR, Sc. coin special.
SIC. lard compound. uercss. c.. Rex.
sac
Fresh Fish dohbnE) Perch. ta-r.
H1libut. iaae. salmon suir. Haun-
ders. sn4e. uales. autc. lock cod. 5a
c.. shfIwpR. NJ. Huelt aHfe. oysters.
Olympia g40p1llo prr sack. = On
per Gallon. Gimme, Staa pe- -
buupfnosa rr9b1. llyc 81 3a. cooked.
81 so. ling cod. safe black cod. 6H5c.
salt chinook salmon ia1 ID tiafaes.
far smoking purposes. Sc. herring.
afi4e.