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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday morning - Trade was
brisk on West street today TIM
markets are well stocked HIth green
stun. and large shipments OF fruit
are coming in. Straw berries are
still an important Item In the mar
ket. They are selling today for 81 %
al 80. Cherries are rapidly inrreaH-
ing In number ANA the markets are
we'll stocked with them Aprirots
are atiffeniuR and are now selling at
g. 20 pcr box Peaches are coming
In slowly. and the quality as yet g.
only fair HaupberrieB are selling
FOR f200a275.
In the butter and egg market the
conditions remain unchanged. with
the exception that Eastern eggs have
dropped To- 1am20c The other mar
kets remain the same.
The following prices are being Of
fered 20 the producer by the local
dealcrH for delivery In round lots on
the dock or in the car at Seattle:
Grain = oats. $3.50. barley. s22.
wheat chicken feed. SO. bran; s1t.
shorts. tii50.
Hay-Puget sound. pc ton. fG05 80.
Eastern Washington timothy, Sill
dt2. alfalfa. 81.
Eggs Strictly fresh rank. 20c.
Butter Fresh ranch, SQi0os
creamery, i7Wtsc.
Poultry-Chlckens. live. 150l5Ac.
dressed. Ice.
1--we stock-cho!ce beef cattle
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Ussss
STATE NEWS.
ASAlst

Smallpox has broken out at Farm
ington.
There are 3o95 children Of school
age In Waiia Walia.
Whitman county tax collections
during June amounted to 81. fit.45.
EllsnsburE II a candidate for the
state conventions OF all parties this
year.
4 new saw mill is to be located at
Easton. II will have a capacity II
5000 feet per day.
Two additional Gle rks have been
allowed the Colfax ind North va
kima poatirasterB.
The cnelaa leader recommends itz
subscrib.rs to get racclnatod IN or
der 70 avoid danger q smallpox.
Complaint h made that nan are be-
ing speared IN F.sh lake The bass
and pickerol thoro nave not had sur
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nricnt time Co propagate aud grow
Ia permit Of their Wantan desttuc=
ton -Four years ago Paul lioeion
placed % bass there aud three years
aEo 70 ptekervl
McCandlau Bros. OF the Hawaiian
Islands. have bought $500 aerrn Of
coal land IN the Gle Hlum district,
Two hundred ilclllngham hay In
dams got drunk an Friday. Two al.
loon mon are under arrest FOR selling
them the stun
Some Of the whitman county farm
rrH who planted bvcts Tor beet sugar
are disappointed They say IL ia too
much trouble Is pull the weeds.
Assistant Attorney General Vance
has decided that Tony Wolfe who
betrayed George T. Evans to the uu-
thorltlca Il entitled In the reward
of $3.50.
John Baldwin. pioneer " shell
ton. attempted suicide last week by
swallowing two ounces 81 laudanum,
Its stomach would not retain Il, SO
he still lives.
Two new artcslan wells have been
occurred Ia the MaXgs during thv past
ten days. one by ", +. clark at
depth OF over Soo feet. the other by
Joseph Fteaer at about zoo feet. The
last two make nineteen flowing wells
In that district and one in White
Hollow. which latter at a depth ~
nearly 1900 feet. il now flowing wa
ter sufficient fut SO acres.
The early and unexpected run ~
salmon during the past week has
caused considerable hustilHg among
the trap and cannvry men on Heia
bingham hay. The majority 81 the
traps we're not prepared Tor such
run 20 salmon go early and thousands
upon thousands - nHh fnated
through the naked piles and are lost
TO the fishermen. The Fairhayen cane
nlug company haa already pas kei
upward of 1eao easea and ar- push
ms the work every moment while
she run In on.
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a TRIP FOR TINE COUNCIL

The council and city officials viii
make a trip over the lines Il ihs Sc
attis Traction company Tomorrow
and inspcet thr nos ruadhrda g.
eently finished b. ihs mpaHj. rha
council received an invitation frum
Supt. 6 II. Blanchard last uixht.
The sp.ssiai car will leave the corner
- sroond avenue and Yeaier WaY
tomorrow morning at n 'cioek.
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CITY
MINES SOLD

BAKER CITY. or. July Is Fri
day evening ". l. Nlnspn. Of Seat
tie. purchased from =. McEvoy and
= j. Sheridan the Little Giant group
Of mines. paying therefore 50. 001 In
cash. The Little Giant group con
slsts Of twelve claims between the
Hsd Hoy mine and Robinsonvllle Mr..
VlnH0n had bond On the property
for $4,000. The fine showing made
by development brought about the
sale before the expiration Of the
bond. Sixty miners are not at work
on the property. and ground is being
broken for a 2o-stamp mill. for
which lumber IL being cut.
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GRAIN CROP
WILL BE SMALL

SPOKANE, July Reports from
the principal agricultural towns in
Eastern Washington and Northern
Idaho show that the acreage Of the
ground sowsd TO wheat this year IL
larger than in 1898. The report also
shows that the crop Of whsat will he
smaller by one-thlrd. rs comps red
with the former year. The long win
ter delayed spring sowing and much
winter wheat was killed The fruit
crop will also h. reduced fully one
third. owing to the late spring. In
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MORAN BROS.
ENLARGE PLANT
Secure the Property Adjoining
Their Plant.

The Moran nrotheru company h1a
purchf Sod tn pfupetts ~ the Mech
Anlca Mn = Lumber company h.
Gated on The tide lands adjoining ta
rhiphulldiug plant. fhs pr9psf'y
Includes about two acres ~ tiiy
lands. aud the price paid Wan ti6u1o
The object In securing this property
IN 60 enable the company Ia greatly
enlarge their present plant. the work
on which Ia partially under way
The improve viii include a
large hydraulic boilrrWufka. ana a
first class iron shipbuiiding plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
THIEF CAUGHT
RED-HANDED
When Discovered He Jumped
Through a Window.

Gus Lind. who has just finished a
% day sentence FOR petty larceny.
was caught IN the act OF robhinK A.
W. Parks residence az Eighth ay-
suue and Yesler way last night
Lind had gained entrance through
che kitchen window. He only got as
far as the dining room. when he
was discovered. He Immediately
tried to get out OF the door. but ind
inE himself blocked. jumped through
a window. carrying the sash with
him. Lind was pursued and cap
tured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Jaly ts-eiamns IN q.
National league yesterday resulted
as follows At Philadelphia -C'incin-
natl :. Philadelphia :. at ScN York
Chicago 4 Brooklyn :. Al baltimore
Cleveland 7. baltimore :. second
game Baltimore n. Cleveland 6. at
Boston-pst,sburs. s. Boston s.wash-
inEton- Louisville game postponed on
account Of rain.
The following Is the standing Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18

Costa Hlea. choice. yer TO- l5Wt9c
uaahted. ArhuokloH. in t00-ib ouara.
per 100 lbs. tt2 70. G1-ib eaaen. per 100
lbs. ti2h. 20 10 caHcs. per 100 lbs,
81 60. Java. bo.ib tins. pef ID. Csc
suck. Sac. Adcu Mocha, &Mc. Cara
caia. 32et Guatemala, 2ic. ground
coffee. idu2pe. Lion. i00n. 81 20 eos.
tt235 sos. ~ o..
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News From Grants Pass

GRANTS PASS. or. July is-w
Y. Malone and l. = Cooper have just
come In from the Siskly0u noun
talnH. They are developing a very
promising copper ledge and brought
IN some especially nne specimens
they are down 90 feet and report the
ledge as q feet vide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18

Personal Aru you gong eHmpinKF
have teufr. caflH sfnatt. "a nap stoves cuts.
etc. for sale or rent 4 ChEpini 81 and
eu fIEc sfrveL
FuK sAIE .aad = room house apd I
ioits 90 ar line high and klgatlyi til04
Hardin ie1 f4fst AFeuua.
re Hanson before putet ssinK q ewing
machine. A irN good second hand ins~
chimes ior sale reasonable. &i5 Columbia
tircet. opposite fastoaios
Wanted le 10y Old raid cod silver II
HsuasL mautE. isucicf. = Hlncklsy block
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aea Home HsainR Ma hines Best al
cheapest machine mnda tald On ensY par
meuts once next dour 70 f1ttoniee.
WHITE q kfSe II all ewing machines.
Sold ~ g. u, Naris. lQ1a reE1ut ave: FiDs
urrf dosirf ia ueH .nF mise hines and ewing
fuHeHiu he suprlleH. IL irpheus hHn 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
TEN MILLIONS
LOST IN TEXAS

CALDWELL. Tex. July ts.-Es-
Inmates made by cotton buyers ~
To the loss resulting from damage
to the cotton crop IN tho Brazoa are
that not loss than goo square miles
u cotton bearing land have been
flooded.
Baalng the loss on pcr cent ng
ures. the crop destroyed ON these
was worth $4,000 900. The
well Informed are Of the opinion that
this Unprecedented rise In tho BRA
zeH has cost TIE people Of Texas n
little icsa than 2l0.000.000.
karn Drug Co.. rifth md Pike.
Prescription Spoolsiits fhnne Pike -
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sIMI.l. aIAaIlINl..

Auas bye Nofss. ~ Union street Tels-
phone Hun itL Tag only Trench DYa
NuHas rs che rltF.
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Rubber type. aluminium nud enamsl
trttaus Tor signs and house numbers. Chat
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Special Sale Fine note paper. in
boxes. Denny -CBryell Co. nc lat ave.
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DINrIsrs


M nepsa Dentist Specialist in0.ss
and bridge york "a hufks building.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


teatue Clothes Pressing - keep yoar
clothes ia she ~ for ~ 20 per month dYeiug.
cleaning. repairing ilgS - a. lei. Ead LA
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Jobbing Quotstions

The iobblug quota lions today were
as follows;
Sugar oohblne)-Goldcn G. In bbis.
81 90. extra {. in bills. DC. powdered.
g. o.. dry rrnnulated. g. 90. cube. 80
D, beet. s. 60; spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. UabblnEl Patent EN-
cellent. 81 90. Novelty 4. AS. star
tbakera1. te75. California brands.
- 10. corn meal. yellow. 81 e5 per 100
pounds In 10-lb sacks. corn meal.
white. si75 per 100 1bs IN io-Ib Hlekss
buck wheat naur. pure. $3.50 per %
lbs Ia Glib sacks. cracked wheat. s2.25
per 100 ibs In i0-lb sacks; farlna. ~
IS per 100 lhs In TO no sacks. farlnn.
800 por 100 lbs In BIB sacks. steel
cut oatmeal. $3.50 per 100 HIS in lo-lh
sacks: graham Hour. SIS per 100 lbs
Ia 1a-lb sacks: whole wheat flour.
81 So per 100 lbs I'm laslb sacks. rye
meal. t21O per 100 lbs in 10-lb sacks
rye flour. f225 per 100 lbs In t0-lb
sacks. split peas. loD-Ihs sacks. 500
split peas. $500 per 100 lbs in 2b-lb
boxes. pearl barley. Sf25 per 100 lbs
In sacka; wheat nakea. 75-lb boxes.
g. 10. wheat nakes. s. 30 por case OF
nc 2sth pkra. fancy rolled oats. i2S5
per bale. In Glib s1cka: corn meal.
yellow. s. 20 per hbi Ia t0-lh sacks.
corn meal. white. s. 20 per bht In 30
lb sacks. buckwhcat flour, pure, So
per Dbl in 5Gzlb a5ces. cracked wheat
81 90 per bhl In so lb sacks, steel cut
oat meal, $3.50 per bbi ln 6O-lb sack.
graham flour. s. 90 per Dbl IN 50-lh
sacks. whole whaat -four, 500 per
bhl In b0-lb sacks. rye mcal, &275 per
bbi IN 5O.lh sacks. rye Hour, 800 uer
hbi. fancy rolled oats. lSo lbs net in
bbla. t545. fancy rolled oats 9o-lh
sacks. s. 90. fancy rolled oats. per
case. s2f5.
Coffee Oobblng) --Grcen--M Mocha.
per ID. 2gaJtc; Java, per ID. 2iq2Sc.
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tents. stoa. b cote rte5. luf tn#a OF rat
Seattle F0uf and Aaniug Co. Marion ant
Weston Telephone Main 49,
POT -ais o. Haut Ieufs wi sizsH uea AMI
second hand rasHgH invalid roller chairs.
shHplua -ItHb aud iahe streets.
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DASCISo ACADEMY.

James Botauea Mortgage Lozns, FIrs
Eufanna 8 sannty ganll > nosioa BIZ. u
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Best AMI only thorough banding scheoi a
city. CAY aud srealng IN and Colum baai.
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Wanted FIFTY railroad IabDfers for Trim
idid. east ~ mountains. Great northern r.
D. tolcB Bros. A LHfspns new aorE team
sfrfH, graders. fgnh men wages q free pass:
chip iuIaY pm Crawford. 10 " Main -
ta-oH rlafaiHe u lsfiof starr BOYD TX
Wanted ~ maH l0f fassade tunnel waass
81 =. y u and ~ =. s-HouT shit Grew.
ford 80 W Main street
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rot
BANKS

Mrs JAscheta. professional midNiil
and nurse. Cor 27fa und Madison Sta
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BieEuuun & Dewitt. Aucttoneers Real
Ystafe and storage GHah paid for second
hand furniture. lhl2 flrst Ave IeL ftkg lol.
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Ms Hansen. corner Fourth and ftn@
--latest Spring styles. Lowest prices
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srNnE q lsL6Np. Ye.isr wharf. san
makers. riErcra and ship chambers. man.
ufaCtufrrs II tents tafpaulins mining
hase canvas Of AL widths.
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Iinsay's hornc-msda bread. osk@ and
pastry best IN The city 4Ad Third Ave-
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HOTEL BRONSON. - fimt hNeaue-
Good elevator. rooms single og "a sGito.
lau rates heu frame. Manager
% you wish 8 room OF anticipate = change
Try the Rochester Hotel. Pike and Second:
good room o. Per week; nicely Furnished
outside rooms g. 10 s.. trauscisna Asa and
81 free baths eieetrle lrhts
HOTTIE YORK first Avenue ad Pike.
first class ROOMS aai board 80 > Ter week
HoIf. Colby. cor. Ihiri sai cherry:
frst.elass room and baarI. o. Woek and up
GLENWuUh HOUSE. no south Filth
single rooms 81. 81 - and 8 per week
INA VICTORIA 1919 Ilfkt ave: elegant
Furnished ruams g sni $ week; suites
with bath. etc. O q. star. proprietor.
nnIFLsANuA -l.Le..saL raa-ls a1s FIr.t
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Vol. tbs Asssyer. sa-s5 Roxweil blk
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Hay UahblnEl Puget Sound. ref
ton. t5U3. Eastern Washington tim.
uihY. siiats. alfalfa. o.
oats uuubinEl ier ton. t1ous1
Harley Rolled. az.
Corn Whole. - % cracked. 81:
feed meal. per tea. -.
Feyd Wheat. 81. ali cake. meal.
81. miidiinsn. tsiQl. bran. SIC.
shorts. ~ 20. chopped feed. tso9 =
dairy chopped feed. ils. seed oats.
LOG g.
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sri AMtRS



Nothing bcttcrior Alaska ilmher. country
OF hnri work Cavalry Trousers. daahIt
overssaL g25b. dyod blatk Sin. Guu
Miles storm aud cold weather hood reatt
o. I'd Army black wool hats tlc Rubber
blankets aac Navy uudershtrts and drawers
q - uar4 Blankets 81 90 and zap. Govern
mrut tcuts. gx9 s. o. oVcrsAirts g2u1
kirk l2i7 First Avruus.
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Nuts

Waiuuts. per %. sacks. lee. East
srn black wafnuta. iae prrana. Ia
H.. niherts. Ia almonds. fancy. noft
ahrli. is. almonds. 80 2 ice. pea
nuts. -. pine. ise hickory. ioc. co..
eocaanuta. per dazen. 1s8 20. pop
urr 10.
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Butter Ranch. Ioalsc. fancy dali
~. in squares. i6r. Washington
trramerira. iib prints isue0c. East
ern Iowa and EizIn. ibU1oe.
Cheese gabhius) Native wash
lnFtan. ista0t3e. Eastern lzui8c.
California. IA.
EHKs o1bhiuK)~ fresh
ranch. i1a aor
Honey california comb. iz9
iztse. strained. zc.
Poultry Dressed chickens. tshe.
live chickens lgr
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horn Drug Co. rifth and Pike.
Prescription Spoolsiitts fhnns Pike u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
Providence Telephone Company.

\ number of new rates which amount
To "A material reduction were adopted
i'm October last. The changes are an I'm
the Long Distance" class
Full and UNLIMITED service on a
'one party line" remains as at present.
but the best long distance equipment
twall sets), may be had on PARTY
LINES as follows:
BUSINESS CONNECTION:
Two parties on same line $4,000 per annum
Three parties on same line. a.UO per annum
RESIDENCE CONNECTION:
Two parties on same line 5000 per annum
Three parties on same line 1000 per snnum
Rates for services LIMITED TO
PROVIDENCE AND OLNEYVILLE
with stations within one mile Of Central
Office:
BUSINESS CONNECTION:
One party on line. $4,000 per annum
Two parties on same line. 800 per annum
Three parties on same line G5e0 per annum
RESIDENCE CONNECTION:
One party on linc........... $500 per annum
Two parties on same line. 600 per annum
Three parties on same line. 300 per annum
Those having the Limited" service
viii be charged n toll of ten cents when
connected with subscribers in other ex-
changes.
Measured service" rates to any ex-
change, run from $50 up according to
number of parties on the line and the
number of calls contracted for.
Measured services" rates, within a
LIMITED territory, run from $33 up,
according TO number of parties on the
line and number Of calls contracted for,
all long distance (walD equipment.
Rates for service limited to each OF
the cities and towns OF Pawtucket
Newport, Woonsocket, Attleboro. North
Attleboro, PawtuNet Valley. Bristol,
Warren, East Greenwich. Narragan-
sett Pier. Pascoag and Westerly have
also been adopted.
For particulars inquire at Office.
II2 UNION STREET.
feSff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
LOW TENSION WIRES.


The Providence Telephone company
having accepted the provisions of the
ordinance passed by the city council
several weeks ago, now makes IL pos
sible To have all low tension wires put
under ground I'm the close fire district
within the next two years. There was
some doubt regarding the action Of the
Providence Telephone company, but at
the last minute the officials accepted
the provisions of the ordinance, and
filed bond i'm the sum of $4,000 for
the faithful observance OF the terms
and conditions OF the ordinance.
BY this action companies operating
low tension aerial wles Will now have
the right 10 place their wires I'm the
conduits Of the Providence Telephone
company. upon terms 10 be agreed
upon, and the tax To be paid by the
latter company is increased from ~ to
3 per cent. on its gross earnings. In
the case OF "a competing company occu-
pying the ducts and using the manholes
of the Providence Telephone company
the special tax OF per cent. on gross
earnings Is TO be abated by the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
HEART DISEASE.
SOME FACTS REGARDING THE RAPID
INCREASE OF HEART TROUBLES.
DO Not BE Alarmed, But Look Tor
The Cause.

Ieart troubles. at least among The
Americans. are certainly increasing ana
while this may be largely due 10 the
excitement and worry of American
business life. IL Is more often the re-
suli o. weak stomachs. OF poor dlges-
tion
Real organic disease is iucUrable; but
not one case in a hundred of heart
trouble Is organic
The close relation between heart
trouble and poor digestion is because
both organs are controlled by the same
great nerves. the sympathetic and
Pneumogastric.
In another way. also the heart is ef-
fectcl by the form Of poor digestion.
which causes gas and fermentation
from half digested food. There Is a feel
ing Of oppression and heaviness I'm the
chest caused by pressure OF the dis
tended stomach on the heart and lungs.
interfering with their action: hence
arises palptation and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood.
making 10 thin and watery. which irri-
tates and weakens the heart
The most sensible treatment for
heart trouble is 10 Improve the diges-
lion and 10 incure the prompt asslmlla-
tion Of food.
This can be done by the regular use
after meals Of some safe pleasant and
effective digestive preparation. like
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, which may
be found AT most drug stores and
which contain valuable. harmless di.
aestivc elenents ln a pleasant. conve-
nicnt form.
n is safe 90 say that the regular per.
slstent use of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets at meal time Will cure any form
OF stomach trouble except cancer Of the
stomach
Full sized package OF these tablets
sold by druggists at ~ cents. Little
Address T.. y. Stuari, Co. Marshall
Mich.
naI,S--.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
REINA MsRcEpEs RAISED.

Santiago. March 3.-After considerable
delay. the former Spanish cruiser Reina
Mercedes, which was sunk In the chan
mel OF Santiago harbor during the bonn
bardment by Admiral SIMPSONS fleet
on June g. has been raised and pumped
out the government tugs assisting the
wreckiIg company. She was brought
up TO the city yesterday afternoon.
Such repairs az can be readily effected
will be made here. after which she will
probably be towed To Havana. though
final orders IS 10 her movements have
not yet been received
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
PASSED A QUIET NIGHT.
fope's COnihIon This Morning Much improved.
Or. LappcnI's Statement.

Rome, March 3.-The following bulle-
tin was issued at o'clock this morn
ing THE Pope passed a quiet night,
so that the patient was able To COM
ply with the desire of his physicians
and not change his position. His ma
tural functions are normal and his
general condition Is good.
When the bandages We're removed
ii was found that the wound was heal
ing and taking it's regular course.
The Pope takes food easily and di-
gests sufiiSient nourishment His tenn
perature is 81 centigrades, respiration
% and pulse To-
DR.. Lapponi in an interview today is
quoted as saying he thought the oper-
alton would perhaps be advantageous
to the Pope's health and prolong his
life beyond the age he would have
reached IL the operation had not been
performed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
STILL BLOCK ED.

Provincetown. Mass. March Sit is
hoped that the heavy downpour of rain
prevailing here Will lessen the ice block
ade, which has proved menace To nav
igation here for the past few weeks
The east winds during the last "a hours
have driven the cakes flush with the
rails of vessels anchored alongside tie
wharves. The ice has caused consider
able damage to property on the water
front As yet. no vessels can enter or
leave the harbor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
MoLINEUX IN COURT.

New York. March s.--Roland II. Mol
ineux was arraigned before Recorder
Goff yesterday TO plead TO the Indictment
against him. charging him with having
poisoned Mrs. Kate j. Adams. and on
motion Of his counsel was rema nded un-
I'll next Tuesday. when he will plead to
the charge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
HIGHER WAGES FOR 10. 900.

Manchester. N. H.. March 3.--The dlrec.
tors OF the Amoskeag corporation voted
yesterday to restore the wages OF 1897
after April 3. The increase amounts to
over 10 percent. The company operates
one OF the largest cotton manufacturing
plants in the world and employs 10. 900
hands. IL is expected that the other
cotton mills here will adopt the schedule
Of 1897
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
Indian Suing For Divorce.

Deadwood. Col. March 3.-shoots-at.
him. en- Indian from Rosebud agency.
has commenced divorce proceedings in
the United States circuit court in this
city from his wife. alleging desertion
and infidelity as the cause. This is
the first case on record OF an Indian
applying FOR "A divorce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-03
WEST END MUST SETTLE.

Boston, March a.--yerdicts aggregat-
Ing s2i, ,ss4 for the plaintiffs In the actions
of Mrs. Ellen Hayball and her husband
William Hayball. VS.. the West End
Street Railway company. were returned
yesterday in the superior court. Mrs.
Hayball was awarded sl6,oSo for per-
sonal injuries and her husband s5604 for
the loss Of her services as result Of the
injuries.