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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
CITY OF SEATTLE SAILS.

Steamer city Of Seattle. captais
Cornell, sailed last evening Al 10
o'clock for skagway. Che had on
board log passengers 4 large num-
Der Of them were prospective Yukon
ern.
A knockdown steel hull steamer
was taken north on the Seattle. II
Is owned BY the Canadian Develop
ment company. and viii be operated
on Lake IebarFe. Tho passenger
list was az follows; Charles Warren
and wife. Sophia Green. Charles
Wesley. p W Randall. q. IT, Rey-
n0ias, Zoe Ford. A. buckingham, Dan
Stanley. William Stanley. John
wick. Maude Drummoue. Robert
Krook, Mrs. stubblefeld. Mrs. Real.
Thomas Gibbons. Mrs. O. II. Rey-
uolas. Edna Stevens. W. a. Hodgins.
Jacob Crnabey. A. Garfinkie. George
W. carnnek and wife. q. W. Cole.
Mrs. NJ. Holt. +. Maddin. y. l.
smith, pr. n Il. Anthony. Miss fura
s-ai. ]. II. Woollery. q. ". Owens.
Ia stuart. ]. W. Rellin. J. L. Gsge.
II. j. I.angion. O. 4. Kellogg. Grant
HOFFMAN, James Hoffman. G. W.
EEHUitNr " imam 1AAAfA&s -
Parker. Frank Baker. II. n. Hart.
4. y. Miiien. a. y. BgwFer. W. V.
Ross. John Irwin. W. +. Hlslop. =.
@. Thomas. l. r. Nadeau and wife.
]. W. Heffner. u. II. Pingree. W. W.
Watson. Horace Campbell. Capt.
James Lee. Cant. James McLane.
/ Charles Mulenhey. Capt. :. W.
French. Capt. u. weyman. George
Gilbert. william Mcculiom. c. W.
Turner and son. z. a. Kearn. J. @.
Sound. c. Cunningham, Jack carr
II. nauman. Louis de Bruins y.
| Harchbrunn. T. II. Campbell. g. r.
Fritz, n. Ferguson. ]. Grihth. i.
snow, John Anderson. Z. II. Hop
kins. I. u. Grimth, W. j. Wathen.
y. L. Hopkins. Mrs. II. poan. T. NJ
coneen. y. {. Heacock. J. Heaeock'
A. Hcaceck. ST. "A. keiem and Wife
TX I.anglaw. J. Peterson. Mrs. u. n
Han. John Wnmott. @. II. Winter
mantle, Mrs. Mary sickinger. Mrs
Jessie Henton. w. c. Holb. II. Den
nison, George Rolston. o. Gunder'
son. George W. Ask. and George +
Dunbar
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Endeayorers In Politics.

CLEVELAND. O. April 3.-Thc
Christ Endeavor union is taking an
Important part in the local muni-
clpal campaign for the FIRST time
In the unions history Today every
member Of tile union living In this
city received letter from u. J.
Hart. chairman Of the Christian
Citizenship committee Of the En-
dcavorern. asking them to oppose
the election Of Mayor McKisson, can
1idate for reelection. Many Of the
churehen are participating in this
campaign. and political sermons are
| frequent.
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brute, q vnain. and other dete.tnhl.
thiAss Fortunately FOR Mr.. Roe
ths7e r'easnat remarks have missed
his ears. aud he "a speeding bara
/ u chl'sEa ia an effort To escape
the service 90 $1,000 lawsuit nlai
afainat him yesterday by Mins Lis.
sio H. boyd. chamheaanld al the
hotel, who p'rpacs hlm Of severely
beating her.
Through her attorneys, Mcsnrn
knight and Hooper the lady nied
her action, alleging that hc unla,v-
tully and brutality beat her. much to
her bodily pain aud suffering, ana az
result she is confined 20 her bed
ana VIII not he able 10 attend I,
business Tor many weeks. and that
she has expended the sum Of sso0
ON doetor'a bills.
\ pathetic story OF much Injured
ehemhcrmaid and violent man un-
dcrllea the Ming OF the suit ON
Tuesday last Miss Boyd. In the
court % her employment, had acen
sion % enter AR. noes room. 8e-
tteVing him 10 he Out. ahc opened
the door and entered, hut was nur.
priscl 10 see the defendant anicep
on his couch. She Deposited come f.
clean towels ON the dresser aud tip I
iocd cut of She room for fear ahn 4
hight awaken Mr.. Roe. whose
'rankiucas was known to the ser.
wants % the hutei. In her excite
ncnt. through foree o. habit phe
oeked the sleeper m When he at.
eHipted tn leave SOME minutes later.
he wan aatonlshad 20 and himself
prisoner. Itc was instantly
brown into a frenzy and nearly
'rako the eaii bell IN an EFFORT 10
AVE himself released ---.
tsse 'sssSihuF. Camr rushing down
he hall with Ice water. hot water. a ,
III OF fare. and other neecasaries
Hually called for IS the guests.
hen he arrived outside Mr. Rae's
he was commanded ON
attn OF instant death 10 release its
innate. The quaking hellboy rush
4 OF after Mirs lloyd. and after
'me delay found her. lie explain.
! to her tire state ~ affairs and
BE-. remembering to her sorrow that :
h. locked the door. hnrrisdly tried
repair her. mistake by unlocking !,
,e door. Tier apologies. although :
-ufuse. only drove Mr.. Roe into :,
Irther frenzy. and forgetting her :,
4 and his own Ealiantry. he rough :,
caught her and threw her to the :
'or. Her screams attracted male :.
lest. who grabbed the Infatuated I"
an before he could wrssA--- ."f "a
Jury on tbe-.-ha immediately aha hs
tried 10 make amends for MS an
.fv action. bat the maid would 70
We none % Il. m
rhe shock to her nerves. the bump 81
her head. and a slight injury 10 hi
r back neeessitated her taking 10 In
= bsa. who're she remains. h~tnE .,
tended By a number q physicians.
hose bills ahe thinks will aggregate n
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Sneezes Under the Razor.

4 st. Paul man Is conEratuiatins
himself that he did not lose the end
OF his nose by an impromptu sneeze
the other day. He was In a barber
shop In the sanity city and the ar
list had Just shaved his lower lip
and stood heedlessly talking about
the latest blizzard and holding the
razor edge upward. The man
sneezed and the blade gashed both
his nostrils deeply. \ surgeon fixed
M the cuts 80 as TO preserve the
shape Of the nose and the salesman
will be free from searcs. But he VIII
fight shy OF BARRIERS who tell bli1-
gard stories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Child Burned BY Candle

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, April "a
panic prevailed for short while this
morning ct the Church Of the I'm
rnarulate Conception. AS feature
Of the special celebration 80 little
girls from Larettn academy and the
parish school marched through the
church aislcs dressed in light cloth
ing and carrying a lighted candle
each. The candle carried by Swear
old Florence Rule ignitrd her long
flowing hair aud spread to her cloth
Ing. She was closely packed among
tho other children. There was
scnrccly standing room In the
church. The crowd was frantic
Cool heads prevented loss Of llfcr
although the little girl Is painfully
burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
H0WiS0N'S
NEW DUTY
10 Command the South Al.
lantlc Statioa.

WARRINGTON. April - Thf
FORMAL orders assigning Rear Admir-.
al Henry l.. Hawlkon To- the com
mani ~ the south Atlantic .tnttao
WIN inc Chicago flagship were de.
'tNs'ea 10 MIN today. lie win a..
sumo me new duties ut New York.
ADMIRAL HQwiHon has selected
toiher g Poundstone us his nng
lieutenant and Lieut.. fumsa n
Whlttlesey a. his naE secretary.
Lieut.. foundHtane IA the torpedo cx
/ pert of the Bureau OF Ordnance. IN
me war with Spain he served on
the Newark ana participated In the
last naval engagement OF the var
rms was az ManEaniiin when IN.
attack was Interrupted by the r..
e"ipt or a message from Washing
ton delivered through tho command.
er OF the spanish forces at Manshu.
NO, saying that the peace protocol
MAJ been signed and hostilltioa must
cease.
Lieut.. whi,tlcscy made strenuous
efforts 20 secure an assignment 10
ngh,inE vessel during the war. hut
MS services IN the Bureau 81 Navi. |
fatuh were too valuable. and he was I
retained on duiv there white A.---r
tiiislfT "eFs III HfufTUsr Prom the .
Time tho Maine was destroyed until
the peace protocol was signed.
Lieut. Whittiescy was the man who
came moAt IN contact with peaple
seeking Information OF the Navy De
partmsnt. Nearly everybody VINO
has anything 20 ask % the Navy De.
partment is referred 10 the Bur@an
~ Navigation. and Lieut. white
icy does the rest. Iiy his thought
'uinsss. his willingness to obiise.
md his unvsrylnE courtesy. he wen
he friendship and respect 81 the
''heialr and employees % the depart.
nent from Secretary Long down AMI /,
= those whe were called on TO have
requent dealing with the bureau.
vas Lieut.. whitliessy who put N. !
o cipher and translated the import.
Mt secret dispatches -ysle' srfuerH /,
AVA spar dewey to seek and cap
are OF destroy Montefo'h fleet. ani
E received the FIRST ofieiAi news II
be- destruction of crrvera's squad
IN. Everybody In tho Navy depart
tent. whlle sorry 90 sre him 50, =
ratified at the compliment paid Go
i'm by Admiral Howison In select
aE him as a member Of hts per ,
nual STAFF u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
CHAS. TEMPLE
SHOT IN A DUEL
Drew a Useless Weapon and
Ray Be Fatally Wounded.

Los ANGELIC. April IA sp..
elal 10 ihr Times from ~ Monte
says that as result ~ famlfy
+ troubles. fHe exact MIXTURE ~ which
/ o. one except - mbcfs of the famitv
know. caariaH Temuie and I.ses
Bayae enfaRe1 la pistol duel no.
miles east ~ ttis t9Bu al o'eio4,
yesterday afternoon. Whether fber.
were any words preceding The rrae,t
20 arms cannot be aKaeftafq4a ~
no person WuH within hearlnp ala.
lance ~ the fwo men.
Those who Witueased the ahoofipg
say Temple drew revolver ana AZ.
tempted - IRE az iinyae. The was.
pom would not work ana 8nyan Al
once drew biz own weauan and u
gan shooting. Az coon az Tem'ts
saw that hih pistol could not b. uscd
he turned 10 escape bDt Baysa was
too Quick Cor him The nrnt bal.
let from his revolver struck Tsfs..5i-
ir tha ilHHt shoulder. coming aut
near the spinal column Temple feil
eud saved himself from the other
shots but tayae cmptied his pistol
az him
None of the other bullets took II.
ieei on Temple but stray shot Mt
! bygtauder named Andrade IN the
nHtep, Injecting paiufBi n n0f Sc
'iouH wound ltayse vent after an
aiher weapon. but was stopped by
trends. Temple was carried into
he house and doctor from this cltv
gas summoned. The physielaus
pronounced the wound serious bur
.ut necessarily fatnl
Temple married BayHe's Sister sev-
raj months ago. aud his wife d.od
non after her marriage under cir
that LED Bayse TO suH-
ert Ter1pie % NfoHEdoing. lie is
aid - have .foaisned to avenge
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The Agents Triumph.

do you carry any life insurance.
inquired the oily tongued stranger.
NO. sir. do mott" replied the
conservative business man. shortly.
Indeed" exclaimed the stranger
But 81 course you are interested In
the subjectT'
Net in the least" snapped the
business man. You merely waste
your time talking 70 me ! do not
believe In insurance OF any KIND L
think Il Is nothing more or less than
a gigantic Ewindiei"
= am glad 10 hear YOU say that.
returned the other. FOR quite
agree with you. Perhaps IL would
interest you 10 examine this work
entitled Insurance Frauds Expos
81 "
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EIoped With an Heiress.

FORT DODGE. Ia. April Minis
Julia LOBBY ana Iisrt Dickinson. a
travelling photographed. were marri-
Cd today "A Den Mninrs The bride
Is about - years old and is one Of
the heirs 81 the late John LOBBY. a
former prominent ~ Dodge bust
ness man. and nickinson's suit was
frowned on and they cinpeh. Mr. aud
Mrs- Dickinson are expected 50 re-
turn soon fr1m their honeymoon. az
her presence Will be ncanasssv 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Foreelosed the Mortgage.

He was iaboriously working away
with n rem.
"Iost your typewriter. have your'
asked the caller.
YES" he replied. some body got
a mortgage on her and foreciosed al
the most inconvenient time"
Huh" exclaimed the caller In
quiringly.
"she engaged herself TO n young
man and he married her." explained
the man with pen.
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An Appetizer.

And what do you hear from
George. Mrs. Mouser?"
lie Is In Manila, you know. and
ne rays he is having such n good
time. We used to have a lot OF
trouble 10 get exercise before break
fast. Now he writes that he invar-
lably takes HIS gun md goes out and
kills n man or two every blessed
morning before he cats. And 1t gives
him such an appetitel"
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BEAT THE cHAmDERMalD
Charles S. Roe Objected to Being
Locked Up.

Hotel chambermaids have a some
what hazardous occupation down In
San Francisco. Judging from the fol-
lowing story given IN the Call:
II Charles Roe. a wealthy Chic
agoan, who was n guest at the Hotel
Pieasanton up to wednesday night
could hear the opinions expressed by
the lady guests Of that fashionable
carayanasry.. ne .niGht consider MIN
self the brute he Il charged with be-
ing. According 70 tho former, Nj.
zee Ia a saTty, mean, old thing, q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Ehba the day President Mcginle,
aaked Tor volunteers. ~ were fal
hotter 10 go 10 war whore he might
Dc killed IN glorious chuac than q
stay at homo and none and dream
dreams which could never be reailz.
led, 80 MIR. Bbba enlisted lie went
t INTO Co. Is. sixth Missouri regiment
iut never a MansHer BAH pluuked IN
hbbH anatomy What he rather
hoped might happen To him didn't
hht hts wife seized the opportunity
10 do what Ebhs didn't think she
would. Ahs sued for divorce. Her
plsh was deaertien. Judge f1itcrnft
was sympathetic and although pa
trintle. he couldn't see why u man
should pick up tho white mnn'n bur
den n he had 20 iny "A heavier hun
die al the feet Of his spouse. lie al
once granted her prayer Tor free
dom.
Then fehba fcioiced that he hadn't
made a martyr Of himself Tie wns
proud Of the aergcant'H stripes he
had won down in Cuba. but he WnA
rroudcr sun of the Kiri he loft be-
hind him. lie got himself mustered
out about month ago and returned
10 ~, Louis lie soon found a posi-.
ton with a boot and shoe nrm. ana
he went to Miss rerry's house 10 I
board. lie entered no defense in the I
iuit which he had learned his wife /
had begun against hlm, When the 4
iivorec was granted Saturday MIR
fbhH chased himself out TO his
'oariing house and told Miss Perry
he news She paid yes % his auF-
'cHtion Of a street car rlde - Gay
afi- They took it late la the after
oon and Probate Judge Wurdemnn
married them.
Thus was the spanish American Z
mair 10 Ehhs war 81 conquest as ,
feli as a war Of humanity.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. April {. = Cattle
Beevcs. u10a5s0; stoekers uuehnnE-
ed. COWS. A75d4so. Texans, t9.5oa
SIC
Hogs ds.o0Ol- Light. Ss65a3 81
rough unchanged; mixed, Ss.65Q3.g2
heavy. S3.f5m2e5: hogs, Be higher.
Sheep III .O00) - Natives. s3G275
western. s4ai75: lambs, sl5ou $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Among the samoaus their war
over the succession never has end
ed The forests have had their fsad
hidden away. II even has been dan
scrous at times for Germans 20 70
aio-e into the rcmoter parts q the
larger Islands. 20 lively was the
samoan hatred Of the Teuton. Ems
ilshuen were safe anywhere, but Of
ten unwelcoune. Americans were
the only ones who could be assured
Of A hearty welcome in any samoan
village, however remote and how
ever partisan In the struggle over
the succession. samoa Il the only
country where. n the past the
people believed specifically that the
United states was the greatest ma
ton on earth. the most powerful and
the most Just. To them England
Germany and France were FAR In
fcrlor 10 the Americans. Who always
had been their friends and always
treated them with justice. The Am
ericnn fiaE was the honored Gas and
American strangers ware the vel
come ones.
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The Skeleton.

"Aigaran. forgive yoni"
Darling. how Eenerousi" sohhed
,hc eontriie husband. altogether oy-
srcame
with deft cArsrs she strove 10 ssss
his emotion.
Yes. AlKeton. I forgive you" she
whispered. softly. And now that
there Il no longer a skeleton In our
cinwet. I have room 60 hang up two
or three more dresses. AlEeron. my
dearest"
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Jobbing Quotations.

The iobblng quotations today we're
rs follows:
sugar dobbing)-Goidcn c. in bills
tNc: extra c. In hbls, i7ac; powdered
sac: dry grnnulated, aNc. cube, b'sc'
beet. SIS spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. ttobbinE)-Patent Ex-
cclIent, t325. Novelty a. $500 star
(bakcrsD. s2.7E. California brands.
40. corn meal. yellow. $50 per 100
lbs In i0-lb sacks; corn meal. white
81. IS per 100 lbs In i0-lh sacks; buck
wheat flour. pure. $3.50 per 30 lbs IN
Glib sacks: cracked wheat. G'2a per
100 lbs In i0-lb sacks. farina, t2'ss
per 100 lbs I'm f0-lb sacks; farina, ~
per 100 lbs IN 5-Ib sacks: stcel-cut oa'
meal. $40 per 100 lbs In i0=lb sacks
graham -four. Si.75 per 100 lbs In io-lh
sacks. whole wheat -four. a,s' per
100 lbs I'm lob sacks: rye meal. WV
per 100 lbs In i0-lb sacks; rye hour,
81 % per 100 lbs In 10-lb sacks sph'
meas. ioo-lh sacks, 81 so; split peas,
81 por 100 lbs I'm 2b-lh boxes; pear
barley, St25 per 100 lbs In sacks
wheat flakes, 75-lb boxes. S2lo
wheat flakes. s. 30 per case of 30 2-lt
pkrs: fancy rolled oats, VINO pei
bale. in n-lb sacks. corn moal, yellow
81 so per Dbl In bO-lh sacks: corr
meal white. $500 per Dbl In b0-ll
saclts: buckwheat Hour pure. N2'
per bhl. In b0-lb sacks; cracked
wheat, 81 per bbl In 5O-lb sacks stee
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cut oat meal. 1910 per bbi IN 6n-t
HaokHi graham Hour. % 20 per bhl IL
aozlb sacks. whole whoat Hour, fa pea
on IN h9-ib sHcks. rye meat t1f5 PEI
Dbl ia h0-lb sacks. rye flour. = per
hhi fancy rolled oats. 80 lbs not bblH,
tbfb fancy rolled 0nta. o0-ib sacks.
$3.50. fancy rolled oats. per case.
f276
Coffee OabhiuRl = Nicola.
per ID. 2905ioi lava. per 10. eiaage.
Costa Rica. choice. per III. Isaige.
Roasted -Arbuctla'H. ia i00-ib cases.
per ewi. fil7s. G0-lb cases, per rwt.
silss. 3e-lb cases. per cwt. ylta5.
Java. bo-lb Tins. per H. Csc. sack. SO.
Aden Mocha, 57hc. Caracoia. 2ec.
Guatemala, gle. ground coffee. iGgf
zoe. Lion. zoos. sti7G. eos. fiLs5. Dec.
sfi.s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

The radical action taken hy the
Cry Council last evening IN regard
10 saloons and gambling piaees
marks the beginning OF a now chap
ter IN the local fight over the wide
open policy which has been aemln.
ant In Seattle Tor 50 many years.
There seem to be at present two
almost equally powerful cleyFAnf,
IN the community, one opposed q
the continuance Of public gambling.
and the ether fnvoring Il. some
seattle merchants have taken IN.
ground that the closing % the eaiph.
Inns places Will be detrimental q,
trade. and they are USING their Ut
most influence to pefpetnaie IL.
other business men think that Il has
an opposite tendency. and they. Ia
turn are making the most earnest
EFFORTS to secure effective munieirai
Interference. The rs,srs .i,E ,Is. I
inent Is. however, more IN evIdsnr.
than ever before. and is apparently 4
Eaining the active sympathy and 4
support OF many other citizens Nho
think that the day has arrived Tor
Seattle TO cast on the habits u
frontier mining town.
There Is no contention over the
statement that Seattle IL today
shelsering more gamblers and lot.
terry men than can be found any.
where on the coast. san Francisco
has been frequently quoted as the
peer Of Seattle in this respect. but !
the supervisors Of that city within
the last thirty days have taken a de-
cided stand against gaming. even 10 !
the extent OF forhidding betting on /
horse s@a Ace races X
IL remains 70 be seen -zh~r the !.
city OF Seattle has reached the paint !
In its development where II Is ready
TO suppress open gambling and IN g
augurate a new order OF utiass-
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The beef Inquiry has at least add
ed a few words to our vocabulary.
besides giving US a coed deal Of in
formation as to what We may es-
pecs to nnd inside meat cans. We
have learned from competent wit
neszes that "tlckers" are cattle In
tested with ticks: that Gamers"
are cattle too lean 10 slaughter for
fresh beef. and including those cali
ed ~tiekers.~ which are used for can
ming: -downers." We learn. are cat
tie unfortunate enough 20 far down
IN the cattle cars and be trampied
on by the others. 50 that their flesh
II bruised and broken; skaters are
cattle so al with fever that the flavor
OF their fiesh needs 20 be disguised
before IL can be sold to the public.
Skaters become sausage' ThiH In
formation is not Of the most pleas
Ing sort. but IL Is useful. aud M
doubt people that have been Ualns
canned meats Will appreciate the
economy Of the packers. That hitis
touch about the sausage Is partien'
larry edlfylnE. cans. like charity
cover a multitude - sins.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Trade was brisk on West street
this morning. The san Francisco
steamer hrauKh, up good supply OF
Frrsuntnr. Cabbagcs are siili quot
"a at ~ cents. The potato market
IN still firm.
salmon is still scarce. Mountain
trout finds n ready sale.
The lumber market has an upward
tendency. The market viii undoub;-
eaiy remain frm all summer as the
eastern orders are exceedingly
{ heavy.
Ther. Il no change in the poultry
and egg market There f. enough OF
both TO satisfy the demand
The following prices are being Of
fered 20 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock OF IN the car at Seattle
Grain - oats. 81. barley. US
wheat. chicken feed. tis. bran
SIS. shorts. tis.
uay - Puget sound. 81 per ton
/ Eastern Washington timothy. 'ii.1
I0i2. alfalfa, -. .
EERs - Strictly fresh ranch. II
9iso. $500
uutter 49, Fresh ranch. ioulic
creamery. 12a SC.
Poultry - Chickens. live. lie; liy'
turkey. i2c.
Live etock-Choiceb beef cattle, cow
&c: steers. ats@so. good hogs, i've
IsEo: hogs. dressed. sfbe' calves
dressed. large. &c: small. &c. calves
live. large. &c. small &c.
Hides. Polta and Wool - Hcav'
sound saitcd steers. over 60 pounds
, SC. medium sound. per pound, nc
! light sound. under 70 pounds, &C
, cows. sound all weights. 7e; stays
bulls and oxen. 415c, saitcd klp'
7c: calves. per pound. Sc; green hides
, io less than salted. dry hides pc
, pound. Ice. dry culls. one third less
summer deer. per pound. s2@Sfe
. winter deer. dry. i4niec; paper
, deer. adi7c. dry eiks. p0loc; gree
|, elk. sasc: sheep pclts. 259abc, shear
; Anrs. isa2sc. Eastern Washingto
. wool sc. Western Washington woo
/ isc: dirty or timber burned, loe' TAI
> low. 9tL1aNc
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Vegetables.
Fruits.

Green Fruit Oobblng) - Oranges.
seeiIlng. t29350. nayels. s77sna.
lemons. t2ql: apples. fancy. si25
az per box. cooking apples. e5casl
per boz: bananas. ti.75a2s0 per
bunch: California black FIGS. 2o-lh
boxes. $50. Smyrna figS. &c per 10,
new dates. 7,Se. sweet apple elder.
cartons. ti.ss. Med. sweets. t2es9
. 30. tangariner. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Butter, Cheese. EgRs and Poultry

Wninuts. per ID. sacks. i2ai4c.
Eastern black walnuis. Zoe: pccana
isWiao. hlberts. ifc: almonds. fancy.
soft shs'l. ikg zoe. almonds. No 2,
itWi7e. peanuts. G07e; pine. i5c.
hickory, ioc: eoeoanuts. per dozen,
7se. popcorn. &c per 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-10
Champ CInrI.,s Enh

Champ Clark. of Missouri, has a fad saws
the Washington Post He collects every
story which has a Biblical quotation as
its chief point, and for years has made a
study of the effect which the Bible has
had upon law and custom He has pre-
pared lecture in which all this informa-
ton is Interestingly presented.
1 think the best instance of crushing
retort ever heard" said Mr.. Clark. yes
terday, was based on the use of two
quotations from Scripture. Tom Benton
and man named Green were polt cal
rivals. Benton would not agree to a Joint
debate, but Green used to follow him
around and take the stump to address the
crowd after Benton had finished. One dav
Green took occasion to repeat some ugly
charges against Benton's honesty. When
he had concluded Benton turned to depart
without replying. With apparently a
second thought however, he halted and
faced Green.
9" 1T is written said he, in deep dras
matte tone of voice, Thou shalt not bear
false witness."'
1T is also written instantly REPLIED
Green, Thou shalt not stealY'' D"