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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
A JAP'S VIEW OF
CHIIA'S PREDIClNENT

The orient. \ Japanese magazine
published in the English language,
makes editorial comment on Lord
Charles Bcrcsford's recent visit TO
China and his speeches there. In
this connection reference is made TO
the plan Of an alliance between the
Omitted States. England and Japan.
The writer says;
I'VE have viewed Sir Charles Ber-
esford's visit 70 china with the
deepest interest. In the printed re-
ports Of his speeches wherever they
have appeared we have failed to see
one biased sentiment or unjust con-
clusion, The speaker has. like the
heroes Of the service To- which he be-
longs. ever been bluniy straiEhtfor-
ward. withal the prudent politician.
We therefore rejoice at his outspok
on belief In the potential ualities Of
our Chinese neighbors, and are
ready to enter into any cumpnet
having for its object the develop
mcnt and national Integrity of the
Chinese empire. But we are liv-
ing IN troublous times. More than a
taclt understanding IL imperatlvcly
necessary in order to preserve intact
our mutual national interests. with
nm observation-disclosures nlli-
nnce. be believe the equilibrium OF
power could easily be maintained In
the far Fast. aud We believe, too,
and most positively. that without
any defensive compact serious trou-
bic Is before long likely 10 ensue In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
Died In Attempting Rescue

SAN FRAHctsco. April 1.-two
lives were ioat in Lake MERGED near
here yesterday. a party Of picnic
ern were out 10 the lake. and during
the afternoon little girl was play
ing on the shore She saw n floating
object geing past. and In her eager
ness "a got H. fen into the water.
Her screams attracted the attention
OF her aunt. Miss Katherine Will
iams. who went 10 the rescue. She
plunged into the water. bat soon
got beyond her depth. and both were
drowned before help could reach
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
KNOCK DOWN
AND DRAG OUT
Methods Employed by Chi
cago kighwsymon.

CHICAGO. April ~ Two high
waymon performed daring robbery
al the Lake Shore depot IN Grand
Crossing tonight. The two robbers
boarded Lake Shore train. nbduct-
ed passenger who was standing on
the rear platform Of II passenger
coach. hound aud EaHged him. de-
spite hts struggles, ana then drag
rsd him into an empty freight ear.
where they left him after taking
everything Of value he had. The
victim ef the robbery IL Harry Ket-
cham. who lives in Isapnrte. Ind
lie did not succeed IN gaining his
liberty until after his train had de-
parted. u being fully half an hour
before he was able 60 free himself
from the ropes with which he had
been tied. The robbers secured s.
Ia money. gold watch valued at
go aud tore "A gold ring from his
nuner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

real estate tfanafcrs yesterday
we -.
Thomas II. ellis and wife 10 wat.
SON Allen. 81. lots Is and 70 blk e.
Gilman park.
Hans ". Hansen and wife 60
Daisy ". Hanson. 81. = blk Is. con
17t acres. blk 81 containing acres
v = blk -. containing 81 acre. "
= tract g. " = tract X; g = tract
.. tract of land In blk II. all being
IA 81 "a n 3 - Of W NJ. Al.fEi
point
George $. Kirk and wife g. FAR
tin u. Harufs. $3.50. bots II and -
blk J. lots T. e. =. s .. 70. ~. =.
a. "a. Is. IS. II. q. ~ and - blk :.
lots : 10 20 inclusive IN blk :. lots
20 ~ Inclusive. and lG. n and Is in
blk Z lots I. ?. 2 4. s. n. u. IL -
Is and 10 IN blk 6. Commercial add.
to Kirkland. also 10, BLK S. Yesier
second add.
Minnie r. Mathews. ndminiEtra-
tfiN 20 George a. Baker. S7ta. NV =
u 6w a, section q ~ = 81 ~ r s e
81 " NJ
George " Diulng to Carrie G.
smith. 5aoa. lots and 4 blk 90. in
Sani.'H second add
West Coast Improvement com
pany 60 Lucy McCnubrey. $50. lots
and 2 blk I. Gilman park.
q. Erickson and wife 20 David
Hamilton. $50. iat 3 bills 6. fioihell.
Fred ". Hubbard. trustee. 81 al.
90 Ellen Hubbard Smith. 81, lot /.
blk ~. Files y Knights add
l. Ralph Anderson % baptist
Home Mission society. $50. lots II
and ~ blk s.. plat Of Fail city
Lula y. Young ta Annie Thomas.
$3.50 lots 1. 2. 7. 4. 3. G. 7. s. . and 10
blk 2. and lots g. G. Z &. .. 10. II and
u blk 81. Byron add.
Fife CADET 10 If. X. Lorenzo.
$500. Dot ! blk ~. Hurkc's second
add
J. - Buzard 20 Eva Ru1ard. g..
fractional lot No. adjoining south
lot uIk g. TcrryH second add.
william Krauch and wife Co Nan
ma 4. McCurtiy. $3.50. lots 10 and n.
blk T. Wcedin'H division Of Green
Lake add
John -. AEen to sidney f. Elder.
HNHHAf ~ aANHANtAIE HN Hh NstflNAN AHNA IN
feet Of 81 see Is. ~ %. n r { g ~
w 81. said point is In " bound.
AIRY line Of ne = Of ace Is. thence g
5it5 feet. thence 1874 feet. thence
" 5lis feet. thence n 1874 feet To-
beginning.
william Nottingham and wife 20
G. W Ferris $4,000. lots q. 20. &c. 81.
g. 20 blk -; also to feet lots I. 2.
3. 1. 9. 6. an Of lots Q. ~. A. 10. blk
Il: nli said lots and blks being in
Squire Park add
9 W Ferris 10 j. \. Kellogg.
$500, lots q, 25. 20 and q blk a. aud
lots Il aud IS On blk ~. Squire Park
add
John Mortz To ! Rcdolshoimer.
800. lots I and 2 In blk d. South
Park.
oscar Gilmore 10 RnFua fillmore.
81. lot a big 40. Gilman park. and
lot In BLK ds. Gilman park. ana
lots So ana 33 I'm blk 1876. Gilman
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
ENTERTAINMENT
OF EDITORS
Committee Has $4,000 In
Sight Up to Date.

PORTLAND. April it@frclimin-
airy arrangements toward the prop
er entertainment Of the NatlanHl Ed
itorial association are gctting into
good shape. ana at the present there
II an expense fund of $4,000 Ia niEht.
with several wards set ~ hear FROM.
AZ the meeting last evening 90 mem-
bera % The committee were present
and considerable business was tram
saets1.
~ ~. Herbert. publisher @ flhe
National rrlntersI WIS In
attendance, and addressed the COM
mittce on the history ~ the Nation
al Educational nsahciattop. and
said everything indicated that the
attendance would be very large. and
that one Of the mast .'fominvnt fra-
lures Of the session viii he the Eu-
gene Field memorial. Mr. Herbert
proposed e. print several illuatfa-
lions OF Portland ami Oregon Ia his
publication. and 10 furnish snnp eg-
ira copies Of same to the commit
tee Ter 500, and his proposition was
accepted. The issue viii also contain
a is-pagc description ~ Portland
Communications were read from
Edwin Stone. manager af the va
aulna Hay railroad. Inviting the as
soeintion To enjoy thr couftcaies ~
hlz line. and from the people Of Eu'
gene. 10 visit that city.
The committee on fireworks Was
increased by the addition Of N. =.
Bosch. y, ". Rsuntree and Horace
y. Ramsdrli.
Dan McAlirn Increased the snthu-
siaam rs a stirring speech. IN which
he said thar there Was ne trouble
about raising funds 10 iefray nll
expenses. and that Portland people
were responding literally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
Rains In the palouse.

coLFAx. Wash. April ia
steady soaking rain fell all last
night. and showers fell this fore
noon. wet,ing the ground TO a depth
Of several inches and doing much
good 20 the cropr. although II stop
ped spring work. The rain was
warm. Just what has been needed for
some time. as Il IL believed this VIII
Def oiinwesi by steady Nafm weath-
CT. The rain was ~ much h-ueht
in softening the ground. which had
been inclined 10 bake where piowed
too wet. and also in assisting spring
rown grain To sprouf and grow. The
roads were getting dusty and were
rough In many places. aud the rain
will be Of benefit In remedying this.
Farm work VIII be resumed tornor-
row with renewed vigor II the rain
does not continue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
--a--s=---=sa-7aTs=s -
Mr.. STRiNcER SURPRISED

The other day John stringer, who
is at present serving as Deputy
United states Marshal In this city.
was very much surprised when he
noticed in the papers that Governor
Rogers had appointed him 90 the
position ~ Second Lieutenant of tns
Company u. now stationed at Man.
la. lie telephoHed 70 the governor
that he WAS Ia Seattle. and the lat
ter Immediately oabied 20 Manila to
appoint the acting first sergeant tn
the position Of frat lieutenant.
Mr.. Stringer was a member Of tho
company. but was honorabiy dis
charged AZ san Francisco. EVIDENT
~ this vas not known by Governor
Rogers. when discharged. Mn
sfrtnger was first sergeant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
SAYS INGERSOLL
Is RESPONSIBLE
His Teachings Led Mrs. Sch
wartz to Commit Suicide.

NEW YORK. Aprll fl.-Dlacour.
aged because or ~ health and tie
fear that her husbands business
ventures would not succeed. and en-
couraged IN the idea of suicide by
the teachings Of one whom she re-
garded az a leader IN the world of
thought. Mrs. Sarah Schwartz took
her life BY drinking eafb0iie acid late
last night at her home. To-day her
husband, Samuel Schwartz. stand
Ing beside his wifc'a body. spoke os
Col. Robert Ingorsoli. whose teach
ings. he declared. were responsible
for his wife's death
Mrs. Schwartz was the mother ~
four children the eldest only seven
years old. Both she and her hus-
band were admirers ~ Col. inEersoii.
and his Essay on Suicide" and tho
newspaper discussion which follow
I'd Il were read by them with intsf~
eHt. and Schwartz said yesterday
that the following passage was Of
ten quoted ~ Mrs. Schwartz when
In her hopeless moods:
Suicide IL iustinablo 20 escap-
death by torture. 10 prevent being
a burden on those you love. when you
can be Of no use TO others or your
self. when life IS uhbearabie. when
In all the horizon Of the future there
II no hope"
Ito the reading and re-reading Of
that passage" said Schwartz. Il
aftrfhtfta my sfffata daafh II a "A
shame that such doctrines should
be spread abroad 10 prey upon the
minds Of impresalonable women"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
A VERY BAD HORSE
Mr.. Smith is Mistreated and
Seeks Salts faction.

Proprietor Smith, of the Stratford
saloon on Second avenue, accom-
panied by two friends, started out
for a pleasant buggy ride yesterday
afternoon. They were coming down
Third street. and the horse becom-
ing frightened, skipped up into the
air. throwing the three men out of
the buggy To the ground.
The horse ran down Third avenue.
striking an express wagon near the
police station, aud finally collided
with telegraph pole near WASH
lngton street and Third. Mr.. Smith
came into police headquarters few
minutes afterwards and wanted a
warrant for the arrest OF the horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
q STEAMER WANTED.

Assistant QuartermnHter ". "
Robinson ir. has received word
from the War department 10 pur-
chase steam for Capt. Glenn and
his party of explorers. who viii leave
her In about two weeks. They VII
ascend the Enshltua river. ana Capt
Robinson is looking for a steamer Of
light draft ana high propelliug
power that can be used by the eK-
peditlan.
90 far nothing suitable has been
found on the Sound. but Capt. Rob.
lnaon recently learned ~ the Can
ndian steamer Ducbesney. while h Is
at Fort wrangel. Capt. q. +. Ell
iiot has gone north 10 inspect the
steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
A POT POURRI OF
NEW YORK NEWS

New York Letter; Mr.. and Mrs.
bradley Martin have just reached
New York city Their visit wiii not
be % long duration and IL on a mat
ter q business while here they will
complete arrangements for the sale
- their house Mr.. and Mrs Trad
ley Martins new London establish
ment will be a. gorgeous "a poasi-
bic when entirely fitsd. n IL In the
heart ~ Mayfair. at Z and { Chez
lerficid gardens. There in ample
space FOR salons. reception rooms.
and the bah room viii he both spa
eioun and splendid. All - the choic-
ssi fittings and ornaments 81 the
house here will be sent ever for It's
elnbeilishment. rive hundred thpus-
ana dollars IN the price said "a have
heen paid for the two dwellings.
~ small feather show from the
bow 81 the ribbon band around a
mans hat these days. IL doesn't ne
ceNHariiy fniinw that the wcArer is
from the country. This e. the up-ta-
date fad among the hat manufac-
lurerH. aud thn IDEA iH going with
swing here, Young. middic-agcd
ana old men. all favor the feather.
and many of the representative pro-
dperrH are using II in order that
their names will become Identified
with the exterior Of hats. and thus
the feather will serve hH an advsr-
iiasment. on broadway and FIFTH
uxas4sts. assvfvar ~. u~T..aaW.As 49,
today the feather was conspicuous
On both Fedora and Derby hats. The
color most affected was a dark red.
For years there have been three
standard gifts which men have been
shswerinE upon their young women
hequaintances-fio books and
hanhens This year. however. the
up-to-siafe young man will Ecorn the
samencns and lack 81 individuality
of these and Nill branch out In a
manner wholly unique. Books are
Atili sent. hut with an additional
value tn the shape OF handsomely
engraved fruntispiece bearing no
less than the picture Of the donor.
The most original Kift that can be
given IL n white rabbit Not rab-
bits foot or a stuffed bunny. but a
really. truly live one. with cxcep-
tionaily long ears and soft eyes. All
along upper broadway the past few
days the rabbit women have made
their appearance, and II IN not an
uncommon sight to see well dressed
men purchase pair % little Great
urea. stun them into his ovcrcoat
pocket and then head for a district
messenger office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
TROUBLE FOR Lauaapa.

\ dispatch from Victoria states
THAT T. Butler ana J. jones, two
stowaways. were discovered on the
steamer t.aurada ON the present voy-
axe from Seattle "a SkaEway. The
mon claimed that they did not have
Sufficient money Ia pay fer their
passake north. and Captain white
put them ashore al Bella Bella IN
the british Columbia coast II IL
said that according to Canadian
customs laws this II a grave
offense. and that there II tine 81
$50 with all costs attached. II the
money IL not paid Within thirty days,
aud the i.aurada IA caught by the
Canadian authorities, she Is liable 10
be eunnarated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
TWELVE MEN
WERE KILLED
Fatal Gas Explosion in .
Mine in Mexico.

AUSTIN. Tex. April IA eisas-
ter Ia which II men lost their iives
Is reported from the Sierra Mejada
mining camp. located in the state OF
Coahuiia. Mex. 90 miles south OF
Preside. Tex. An explosion of foul
gas occurred In the Neda Rics sill
yer mine. and before all the miners
could get to the surfaog the dry
tlmbers were on fire. the Aree heat
barring exit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Friday Morning Trade was
steady on West street this morning
There were no changes IN the que
tatlnnH. The steamer from san
Francisco viii undoubtedly bring up
a considerable amount - Ervenstufr.
and the market wiii then he easier.
The following prices are being 81.
Tered 20 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery TIA round tots on
the dock OF In the ear at Seattle.
Grain oats. sc. barley. 80.
wheat, chhkon feed. 40. bran.
SIS. shorts. tls.
Hay OPS Puget sound. u per ton
Eastern Washington timothy. 81. @
9fz. alfalfa. -
Egss strictly freah ranch. isa
lie.
Butter FreHn ranch. io0iie.
creamery. s20.xc.
Poultry - chickens. live. iie: live
turksyN.. isc.
&c. steers. sA0sc. good hogs. live.
tAcs hogs. dressed. siaes calves.
dressed. large. e.. small. &c. calves.
live. large. &c. small &C.
Hides. peita and Wool Heavy
sound saltcd steers. over 60 pounds.
SC. medium sound. per pound. nc.
light sound. under 5s pounds. &C..
cows. sound. all weights. &c. stays
bulls and oxen. 80 e: saitei kirs
&c. calves. per pound. &C.. green hides
fe iesa than aaitsd: dry hides. per
pound. isr: dry cults. onc-third less.
summer deer. per pound. ss0 &c.
winter deer. dry. if0isc. papery
deer. s0iec. dry eihs. 9ffioc. green
elk. t0tc: sheep peiin. 2sasse: shear
linKs. iSU1sc: Eastern Washington
wool. &c. Western Washington y col.
iac: dirty or timber burned. iec. tall
low. zM0ssac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
Liked violets.

20 you like violetass asked the
Hcdatc girt.
Yes. indeed answered the friv.
0ioua one.
Il think thera r. nothing more
charming than o. wander out into
the woods and fields"
Woods and Hcldsl" was the dis
appointed rcioinder. "ph. deari |
thought YOU were talking about the
bonnet trimmings" = Washington
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
The Supreme Test.

you are right" saii the doctor,
after he had gone through the regu-
iaiicn humping aud listening with
his patient Not trace of heart
disease. Fifteen dollars. please"
The patient drew a long breath
and remarked, Il am sure now
have no heart disease. II had l
should have dropped dead when
you mentioned your fee"
bonnet trimmings"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

starr building. was released yes.
terdhy afternoon for want N SUN
client evidence. Lottery tickets, lax
pads aud pens were produced. but
as the detectives did not see any
money change hands, there was
nothing to hold the Ghiunmau.
Ching Hing presented Judge Cam
with the heavy wooden mailet which
was taken NJ the time OF the raid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
Died at Mis- Post.

OAKLAND. April i4.-George TT.
Edwards, an engineer employed by
the Oakland Transit company at the
Piedmont power house. was found
dead In the engine room at 2 o'clock
this morning with his hand on tho
throttle of the engine. He had shut
off the power, stopping the big plant
at t:l0 o'clock and death came with
the end 81 his watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
jobsing Quotations.

The jobhlng quotations today were
a. follows;
Sugar CiobblnEl--Coifen c. IN bbiy.
exc. extra G. In bbin. ffsc. powdered.
SIC: dry grauuiatei. aHc. cube. tH4e.
beet. ~ spo, cash prices.
Flour. etc. tiobbinrl Tx
celient. ssss: Novelty 4. $780, 3 tar
CbakersD. sa.Ts; California brands.
ti0. corn meal. yellow. tfsa per 100
lbs in ip-ib sacks. corn meal. " hiic.
ii.ss per 100 lbs In i9-tb sacks: tsuck.
wheat -four. pure. ss.s0 per D. lbs In
s-lb sacks: cracked wheat. g. IS per
100 lbs In ia-lb sacks. farir q. - IS
per 100 lbs In te-ib sacks. fltrina. S.
per 100 lbs In s-tb sacks. staat-cut cat
meal. S. 20 per TOO iha in t0@Tb aHcka:
graham -four. Ills per ioo Ms g. t0-ib
sacks: whole wheat -four. IT'S per
100 lbs IN 10Th sacks. Tyc meal. g. 10
per 100 lbs In i0-ib sackss rye -four.
s. q per leo Ibs ln l0-lh Haekn. split
peas. I00-ib sacks. 80. split peas.
g per 100 lbs IN g5-lb boxes, pearl
barley. sts5 per 100 lbs IN Hneks:
wheat flakes. lib boxes. S2io.
wheat fakes. 1850 per case OF &c s-ib
pkGs: fancy rolled fats. lass per
bale. Ia a-ib sacks: cq m meal. yellow.
- 20 per bbl In 90 ID sacks: corn
meal white. 500 per bbi IN 20 IL
sacks; buekwheat hour. pure. f5.a0
per bill. in bo-iB sacks. cracked
wheat. 81 per Dbl I'm s0-ib sacks: steel
cut oat meal. ~ per bbi in 5o-lb
sacks. graham flour. s. 30 per bbi in
5e-lh sacks: whole wheat flour. So per
Dbl In s0-lb sal Ks. rye meal. fs75 per
Dbl in 5o-ib Jacks: rye -four. 81 per
Dbl. fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bbla.
f5.45; fancy rolled oats. 90-lb sacks.
$50. fancy rolled oats. per case.
1915.
Coffee fiobbInR)-Grcen - Mocha,
per ID. 29d3lc: Java. per 10. 2ia2sc:
Costa Rfca. choice. per ID. it0tao.
Roasted --Arbuekie'a. in 1O0-lb cases.
per cwt.. tii75: G0-lb cases. per cwt,
fiLsb. 3s-lb cases. per cwt. 81 ss:
Java. Jp-lb tins. per 10. Csc sack. 3ac:
Alden fdocha, 37Mc. Cnracoia. 22c:
Guatemala. 2ic. ground coffee. 1ses
poe; Lion. zoos. siL75: COS. tlis5. 5eo.
sii95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
Donald Perrier to Nang

NEW WESTMINSTER. n. C..
Ami Donald perrlor. who was
charged with numbering Jennie An
dernnn here on the night 81 Soyem-
Der 20 last year. was today found
guilty. and chief Justice Mccoli SEN
fenced him Ia be hung on May 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
Lumber and Build,ng Material

Superior quality. per NJ. No.
mr. tsuF. merchandise fir. - ao&s
t7s. No. ! cedar. 1901. common. per
~ s. soa spruce logs. fs.sa. cedar
shinEie bolts. e 11afs -.
Fir Rough. 81 thick I'm
ish. surfaced. ore oF two sides. =. 70
and ~ inches wide. tls8sa. lengths
y 10 ie feet. special lengths. toe per
N extra. ane-inrh nniAh. ti51is. aii
vertical grain. 81 Per 81 extra
Flooring. dftssed ana matched. tiI0
n. stock boards. s.ineh. f98is. 10
inch. - 3oGls: Is-inch. fikJiB. Fencs
ing. No. & or s-4neh finish. -. No. 2.
.. V or channel rustic or drop sid
lnR. weight sog1 lbs, tii8it Fir tim
her taiNts and srantiinEa. rough.
fssoais. 81 ) ! =. tsEoats. 50 5.
tiiJtt uoa boards. iz-inch and up.
SIS.
Washington lied Cedar Lumber -
Rough. tsa >. bevel siding. weight 700
lbs. tltslis q. ceiling. weights Nos. 1.
and 4 ss-inrh. lsnQ lbs. Nos. 1. 2.
and :. s-ineh 100 lbs. tis8zT. wains.
eutlnK. giouit. rustic. tzt81s. a.
shinEieF. stss. standard shingles.
no. i-iueh nnish. -. II and is feet.
tztHas. thick ftnish. sfs4as: cedar
Squares. :. :. aud 10 feet. t.sus 90.
pickatn. 81.
Kua-arird. 81 in advance o. green.
prasaEe. Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

PfGOTr & FRENCH co. toi
Wcat washington street Dexter
Horton Bank Building, have the
only Linotype Job printing machine
in the entire Northwest. Catalogues.
pamphlets. etc. at specially low
prices. SAVE MONEY by giving
them an opportunity to figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
CHING MING RELEASED.

ching HtnK. the Chlnaman arrest
ed the other night by Detectives
cudihes and Powers. and charged
with conducting lottery IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
ONE MORE INTIMATION.

THE STAR is strictly non-partisan,
and is not an organ for anything or
anybody. 1t simplyprints the news.
As for the subscription price, it is
a trifle-only x cents per month.
telephone Pike $50 and get THE
STAR for a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

Tho Grand Central station Is TO be
remodeled at an expense Of nearly
500. 600. and Il VIII take a year TO
do the work. The entire lower story
OF the east wall 81 the present main
building viii be replaced by row
81 steel columns. and the driveway
now separating the main building
from the annex VIII be rooted over.
The new arrangement win provide
for nineteen tracks under one roof.
The platform between them viii he
raised 10 a level with the platform
Of the cars. Entrances to all trains
win be from the Foriy-second street
end 81 the station. Passengers Will
walk down the platforms and not
across them as they do now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

That THE STAR is a newspaper in
tended for busy people. 1t contains
all of the news of the world in
crisp, condensed form. The reader
is not obliged to wade through dreary
columns Of matter to get at a few
facts. Short, snaPpy, to the point
that is THE STARS motto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

Green Fruit uobblne1 Oranges.
Seeding. fzaGsos naveis. N.5sat.
lemons. g. 5ouf. applies. fancy. ti.ss
az per box. cooking apples. 81
per box. bananas. $50 per
bunch. California black ngn. se-ib
haNeH. tibe. cartoons. tt2a. smyrna
nss. sac Ter ~. new dates. Tae.
sweet apple elder. ssAc per sal; med.
sweets. tsssfie 80. tanEarinrs. 81.