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/ who resided IN this city laut Nuvvm-
her Mr. johnson has information
IroncerninE the viii Of relative he
wishes To communicate 10 hin.
Air It N. ufirich. Of Chicago. H.
has good reasons ZOE wanting Ia
know the whereabouts 1t her hus-
band. T. \. tturh Nj. and Mfa.
Uttrich wvrr married. Ia August
iSsd. and In Maryh. tsst hr left that
city with another woman
Peter Marriott. ~ Amarillo. Tex
wishes to locate MI " n Marriott
Hnur muiWrisht by tradr when
last heard from he WAS lNinE On
queen Anne hHl tie also inquiries
about William stokes she worked
IN the Model steam Laundry about
four years aeo. lr To- a stationary
engineer hy trade.
Robert A Ramsey. 81 Arnprior
ont. deaifes information o. o. Tie
wbsrra bouts ~ his brother in law.
Frank keenan, The letter states b.
had brrn sick With Nphnid fever.
which affected his brain. The Can
alisn Pacific railroad. - which he
vas sn employr. sent him Co the hes
pitai at Montreal on arriving there
keenan, ran aWav from hi. guard
and has not brcu sven since.
Friends u George psveihiins are
trying to ascertain his whereabouts.
He returned frnm Copper river about
July d. In company with Frank Hon
man ana Roland s Condor Hte
stopped az the SuA Western hotel
and wrote to his family N oregon
saying re- would remain there until
be- hcar1 from them iie left the
hotel. aud hia family have been un-
tbls q trace him Itr g. NOT SUP
posed t. have bad much money.
Mrs Lillian \ Iarr1ra ~ Stag
&ay. Alaska. has written chief Reed
asking him a. ineate hrt Is syvarsoli
son elem JueFIan she left her
boy IN charge - q family iu ST Louis
When -he went north he VAS ia
used and he ran away from home
= am k5inr 10 Alaska e. $50 my
mother. vas the remark he made
Ia a group 10 hls playmaIrs. and
since that ttmr he has NOT beea seen
His mother offers reward u -
fariu formation concerning ala = here.
abouta
Mrp p. l. o'S-ti a. san Francisca.
heart broken mother. sha la nos
mourning the disappearance ~ her
san Frank 8 utSeii. has asked
Chlef Heed for any assistance he
can give her in locating her missing
boy lie left San Francisco nrriv-
INK IN Portland In isal Since that
time HE Whereabouts have hvrn
mystery shs states that her other
tNo sons. Edward and 0eerrs. AMI
her husband have died since he vent
away and he r. the only one - the
family ieft she offers reward -
sif9 for any Information concerning
his whereabouts.
The sudden disappearance ~ Al
bert =. Hvsua from Denver. col.
Farley OF that city Ia notify chief
Hera to watch Tor bis arrival
here Bivens left Denver in July.
taking with him his two little girls.
aged 2 and Z yraru The distracted
mother IL now inquirius - the diTer-
~ut departments - Information
throughout the country a. "a the
Whereabouts - her husband and
children. She has great fears for the
safety % the children. She states in
her letter that her husband haa a
fierve and ugly look. aud II cruel IN
mind and appearances. Blveus Ia de.
rribed az being : q min height.
has black curly hair and 4 fair com
piexion. Mrs. Bivens has good rra-
son 70 believe her husband Be- on his
way 70 Washington state.
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INFORMATION WANTED
OF MISSING PERSONS
A Large Number of Inquiries Sent to
the Seattle Police.

Laura Hair. Of Hoauiam, Wash,
wishes II locatc a young rirl by the
name OF Cora smith.
Fannie NJ Wade. % Washington.
II. =. desires Information concern.
ms the whereabouts of Mt Il H.
Wade,
Mrs. Mary rorthman Of Pullman.
Wash. desires ta locate " &.
Forthmau, supposed TO be working
In this city.
Mrs Lizsle Mahoney, 81 Spokane.
has written 10 Chief Rcvd for iufor-
NATION concerning her husband N
u. Mahoncy. supposed IL reside In
this city,
T. W Costello. 10 Exeter. Nsh
has written chief Reed for lnforma-
tion of the whereabouts 81 Eip Coz
tsilo, who is supposed O. reside Ia
Seattle.
Mrs y II. sherman. 81 SauthHmp-
ton. y Y. desires iafofma ton about
her husband. " A sherman. lie left
q
intending % ~ Is paWzan. she has
not heard from him since
Mrs. q. Blsh. Of Nanaimo. n, -.
wishes 70 locate Mrs. uurdrtt ~ Em-
ma =. Grant she came Go Seattle
on July 4 and she has received no
word from her since.
coma. desires Information of the
whereabouts % a young man named
Eddie PITTS. who he thinks may re-
side in his city.
NJ. \. Haywood. - t.atanr. No.
has asked CHIEF reed 20 locate Wal
lace Haysnod, a sergeant 81 police
at Vancouver. Wash. he thinks it
may be ? brother who Be has not
seen far seven years
Ms l.. Naebrt - Fort Worth.
Tex. wishes Information concerning
the whereabouts 81 Charles M Ma
ch~s. who IS supposed % rrsiie Ia
this city, Re Is a hypnotist by pro-
fcssion
Mrs. fawez MontF1mery. - GER
thaSe, v Y, has asked eNirf Reed
20 locate her father Mr. Samuel Nc
Clure. The asst letter received from
him stated that hs vas rrsiiInE at
22az f1rs, avenue.
=. 9 Welsh. % Kalanazoa. NIes
desires Information IN regard tn the
whereabouts % Dick Welsh. former
~ OF Butte. Mont. When last heard
from he was working In the Horsc-
shoe saloon IN this city.
MIS-. Mamie Hardy. % Bo~ton. in
quires FOR her brother. EdNari
Brown While tn this city he rcEid-
ed with a family by the name 81
WlfhroW. Sc has not heard from
him FOR two years
T NJ Harnss. % Garfield wash.
wishes Information concerning the
whereabouts % A J. Dempsey wha
IL wanted az a witness. Il Is thought
he resides In Seattle.
r r. Lombard. % whitaker
Mich. has written chief Reed Tor the
particulars Of the disappearance
Of his brother. Harry ?. Lombard
from Enumciaw. Wash. July Z
g. Broderick. - Sioux City. Iowa.
has asked for Information concern
ing his father. Thomas Frederick
who - missing lie wrote from Scat
tie July J. and since that time No
word has been received from him
He L. 50 years Of aEs and a boiler
maker BY trade
r. NJ. Johnson. = real estate agent
% Tacoma has asked the Seattle
police % locate Maurice G. SoAkl.y.
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QUARANTINE ON
TEXAS BORDER
yellow Fever Epidemic In
Mexico Is Worse.

CHICAGO. AUG = a special lo
me Bernrd from Austin. Ten says
state Health oriret Hunt To-day re-
eslvcd a letter from surgeon TurpIn
- the marine hospital service. sta
TONED IN the CITY Of Mexico. an
nouncinE that tho yellow fever opt.
femlc Ia the cities n Curiova and
oriknBa. Mexico. II growing wpras
All travellers coming from points
south 81 the City Of Mexico On route
60 the United states are dctained At
the Texan border ia strict quaran-
tine for ten days.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following deeds and transfers
were filed IN the office ~ the county
auditor on yesterday:
Mount Pleasant Cemetery 90. to
" " Putnam. lot lsi. sec /. res
plat Mount Pleasant cemetery. April
e. SIS
r. 9 Rawlcy 1t TX 20 Marietta =.
Walthrw. luts and I. block 70. aPn-
thus add. Aux H. fs10
J. y Prnther - ny - Mary Lie
beck. lots t. .. block ". T.akevlow
add. Feb. g. 81
Charles ! Shelter TO Frank n
smith. undivided "a ~ eia sci, soc -
aud VII Hwb sec y. twp e. ranges
?. Aux T.. tl.Doo.
Hannah q. AMI stephen T. Hefry
10 Anna - Person. 81 lot T. bloc k
~. c y Horen'a add. Aug ~ 81 400
United states patent 10 August l..
Matthew. Hwb sec IS. twp -. range
4. June n. isas
j D. Morton 60 Everett Timber &
Investment Co. swH sec %. twp p.
range s Aug n. 81 e00
Receiver 81 ! Wnading 4 CO. inc
10 John Woodlup. tract In uec ig. twp
a. range 3. March l. 1897. 50 50.
Gust johnson 10 Hans . syino. lot
rs. block 20. Gilman park. June -.
yl25
Frank Brooks q ux. to city 81 sc-
attic. part lots ! and 2. block 90. sup
plat a pontius' add Sept %. 1890. 81
Aimrs Of John ~ Nagi- to CITY
~ seattle. blocks -. 20. 20. - block
g5. % and 70, Sagie's Second add
Nov. q. 1897 30 800
Sarah y Hagiey To same. right OF
way across sec ~. twp ~. range 3.
January -. 81
George 4. Tyler ct TX. 10 same.
part see o. twp %. range g. Dec. %.
1897. q. C., SO.
Andrew Chilherg ct ux. to same.
part lots 6 and 6. block 10. NaElo's
add. Jan. 2. $500
Same 10 same. rlght-of- way across
blocks - to q. NaRle's add. Dec.
~. 1890. 81
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SOME GOLD At NOM e

r W. Price. who arrived on the
steamer Roanoke, states that from
Mol below discovery In the Cape
nome district $4,000 was washed
out in two days works 4 number
Of KiOudike miners who were inter
viewed by the Star. however. said
that man 10 ~ into the district
now would be simply insane. az ev-
eTythIng had been atakeA
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THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Aug es.-uamra 10 the
National league yesterday resulted
as follows At SeW Natk -nHut fsme
New York :. Philadelphia 8 sr.
und Same New York I fhHide'# &
AZ Hnstuu uuatan s. HrapkyH =
az Cincinnati =i'ittsburs D. ,snfIus
natl 2 a. -. Louis 81 Louis e
Chicago %. at Washington Wash
inEtau a.. baltimore
The standing ut clubs ia sa fol-
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Editor Drops Dead.

NEW WHATCOM. Aug. p i.
Hannum Jones. editor ~ the nook
sack Reporter. dropped dead yeater-
day afternoon. H. was 6 years old.
For number ~ years he was the
editor u Godey'a Magazine. and pre-.
vious 70 that time he had edited pa
pers in Hamburg and Lancaster.
Ia.
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WILL TAKE TRANSPORT

Capt. u g Thomas master - the
steamer city OF Topeka. lett today
Tor san Francisco. where he rnes "a
assume the command u the trans
port city Of puehia
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sroRAGr AND WARruorSr.


RAISER a MORGAN. 4u8-4to Occidental nvi
ueg HtiphIe receipts accepted as collateral.
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snlP cHAsotEss.

st'NpE & ERtANp, Nesler wharf saii-
makers IlEgVIa and ship chambers: man.
ufactuteru Of fonts, tnrpaulins. mining
hpac. canvas Of al widths.
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oil EVERY description; mfg and repairing
furnaces aud steel stoves; TN roofing fE
tlHrk. ~ " Madison S. Phone Main ASI
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Wrestling Match.

will take place at tho jefferson strcci
thratef Tuesday. Aug - Doors op~r
-. begin 80 sharp Hail Adlar. a
famous Turkish wrestler. viii wrostls
Jack D'Ncu, champion II the Fast
Tor 80 a slide. lie VIII also wrcstle
well known Seattle man.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning Markets hae,
been quite steady ~ tate. ,Ytt the
prices which usually Huatuats main
tanning "a staple price Tho srain
market ia outlet but prices hold firm
In tho farming districts tHrfs II ara
eNgeza supply ~ barley. bui oe.us
o. o. harvesting season tbs mrmafa
ate unable t' haui "a. aud 10 has ~
effect uu tbs larai market other than
"a prevent dealers from stocking
heavily Mlled grains are eth AZ
between seasons price. and are net
likely 90 change this month
Meat is firm. and the nrh market
hold. owing t. tho plentiful supply
~ "a mon IN -ncttlng the supply Of
hautui which ~ very Hrarte. Al
kinds ~ small nab aIaa eaHtInua
scarce.
in tire vegetable market California
onions are bringing as hfEh as 81 -.
white natives are only valued At
81 20 California garlic o. uHa ESQ thf
market. and meets good demand ~
q pound Ia the ralI market
California late Valencia oranges
have arrived and afr e. lIlns Nva At
8 ease. t.eHaua can uuH es ia
canHsed aa low as g ~ while apuian
are hiEhef ani better pries 10 HtIii
uHferted Pearfes are aisa higher.
ranging from s. q soe bux raafs
have Improved ia quality. but water
melons are vrfY pour and ran hv had
at slmast any pfirv. altn8ut regard
10 market quotations
en- Nraf Btrset the dealers who
have Fand California connections "a re-
experiencing profitable season.
while dealers in native uraauro are
su1eriuE frnm the scarcity ~ native
produce.
The following prices are being Of.
ferrsi - the producer bY the Local
dealers Tor delivery in round iat. on
The dock o. In the car az Seattle
Graiu-oats. Is . barley. ttgo0
wheat chicken feed. Eia 3. bran. SIC.
shurta. $500.
Hay Puget sound per ton. tsGs q
Eastern Washington timothy. 81 20
af2 alfalfa. 300.
EaEs= Strictly fresh ranch. &c.
ifutier Frcah ranch. s8loe. best
creamery. sedazr
roaltfy shiekraH. live &c.
1--we stock Choice beef cattle.
cnws. ggaise. stetra. aA0f4r good
hogs. live. L4sbr. hogs. drsasad. Tc.
calves. dressed. large. g.. small. D..
calves. large live. g.. small. g.
Hides Potts and Wool Heavy
sound salted steers. over g. The. ste
m-.ilum sound. r~r ID. s.. liEht
sound. under q lbs. 7tsc. cows. sound.
al weights. 7isc stays. bulls ana oxen
tasc salted klps 5'se. coivcs. per M.
SIC green hides. T. lees than raitsd
dry hides. per H. isc. d-y euIs. one
third less. summer deer. per ID. 2g8
sc. winter deer. dry. itdihcs papery
deer. 80 ise. dry eiEs. 9Gf0e. green
ok. tu5e. sheep peiin. zsuase. shear
iinEH. i6u -. Eastern Washington
wopi. So Western Washington wool
ig,sr. dirty or timber burned. igisc.
tallow 2tsuac.
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-. AIkMN GOODS.

TILE PACIFIC Tailoring Ge.#-Best SIS. Sia
and $50 suits mH BE ia the city. Dyeiuk
clennlnr. rgnalrlnE tla Ihlri avenue
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Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry

Ranch. i0ai2c. fancy DAT
~. In squares. i2ulte. Washington
crcameries. pound prints. lsu2ec
Eastern Iowa aud EiEin. 2oa22c.
Cheese BohbiuR) Native wash.
inrtou. ilul2c. Eastern. ilaiac. cal
lf1rnla full cream. tltac.
Eggs GobbinBj strictly fresh
ranch. 2ac
Honey White comb. Hai5c; lirhl
amber. l8ultc. amber. i20i3o
strained. 7iadsc.
Poultry Spring chickens. S225I5
flyers. N5sH25o live turkeys. lac
ducks. Re. geese loc. live weight.
Poultry Spring chickens, lie, live
turkeys. l5e. ducks. Re; geese, Toe
live weight.
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Fruits

Green Fruit UahhinEl California
ate Valencia. Eco a ease. lemons.
s. somttao. apples 81 tout7 Is per box
bananas. g. s0Hs no per bunch. calf
fnrula black nRa gn-th boxes. 81 "a.
cartoons. 81 25s sweet apple rIder 81
per gail. med sweets. 500. peaches
eiHs0e q box hiackberriea. SEQ
rpHpbarrlea g p per ease. currants
81 o0ffl Is. water melons. 81 snW2 e.,
musk melons 81 90. cherries. soU7se
California craps. 81 a5al75. pears
l.5sG2 %. California plumH. esH3nr
native piumH. e5e. California nutmeg
melons. 81 30.
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Hay 0obbiuF)-puEet sound. per
ton. NHa. Eastern Washington tim
othy. Sl3 0OmltO0, alfalfa. $40 ooWl1 o.
oats tJubbtngJ Per ton. $50 90.
Barley Steam rolled. SEA. whole.
80.
Corn Whole. t225o; cracked. $40,
feed meal per ton. S2300.
Feed Wheat. 81, oil cake. meal,
t32 %. middllngs. 81 00023O0. bran,
1890. shorts. {lGOOmt7oO. chopped
feed. t200Ou220O. dairy chopped feed
SIG 90.
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Potatoes gohb.nEl Native pnia b
toes. iGiae Ter 10. California pota-
iorn. ihutA per 10. bceis. 81 oesf Is
per sack. carrots. PER sack. sssfsoc
stf04e pr 10 atrIus beans bs per d.
81 so8 6 per sack peas Ca De-. green
corn. ia zoe ter dog rucumhsra. 2df
zsr. tomatoes. &C. California rNert
potatoes s. Is per Ice lbs. ben pep
pors. 21ai 81. native onions 81 80.
California onions. 81 5oUi.e1. EarIie.
.. Lii.
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RUPTURE cured without knife, pain or loss
of time. Room ~ Holy oke block.
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luB sAIE= 1ood. S. room house aud ! lots;
ON car line, high aud slightly. sii0.
Hardin, luu FIRST avenue
SIZE Hanson before purchasing a sewing
machine. few ruud aecund- hand ma
chimes Tor talH reasonable. 2ia Columbia
rtrcvt. opposite rostaihee.
WANTED t. luy old ruld and silver. H.
Hsnasl, mfr weller - Hlnekley block.
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Won. the Assayer. si-s5 ROCKWELL blk
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Iorn Drug Co, Iifth and Pike
It.tcrIuon EIccisHats fn0na tI2a %
Buy n 3 acre tract. Moore Inv. Co
Special saie-Fine note paper, IN
boxes Denny -Coryeli Co.. 7lG lat ave
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erwINo MACnlNrS.

GtEHEN tyre. aluminium and enamel let
tsrs for signs ard house numbers Chas.
Weston. $40 Nefler way Tel Nack i3t2.
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Meat Prices.

Fresh Meat OobblnR) Cow beef.
7c per 10. steer beef. Use per 10.
mutton. wcthcr. Sc per 10. pork. 7iEc
per 10. veal. large. Sc per 10; small.
Zoe
Provisions uobblng)-IIams. large.
l3ke. hams. small, lac. breakfast ba-
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ittsE hH1 uniY fhorsaEh eanrinF sehnol &,
90 aay SD sRvHiuF. tn = Coiurnbia %.
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H y HErEW e-nust. spseisiist IN ero.s
ana hFi4Ee wefs a. llurEs Building.
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A. lsAs DE Mqrss. - Union rtre~t Tel.-
House iH the city
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,LnImls aIrANlNa.


1EAI ILE Clothes Pressing Co kscp yeur
siatHss Be- HnsHr - 81 - ma dysirr
-Iss nlHr frHaiHlnE ttoi 81. Tel uaT iOO..
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EDMUND BON Dan. real estasr. loan. and
insurance private funds. laR rates; no
ia1 taps money furnished without delay
hfsafaz ], , , Dexter Horton hauk
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LlHIfzA % home =mfds bread eak~s
iHatf5 ufsi "a enc city 1905 Thlrd 4
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METROPOLITAN Printing q binding
1is NcHltr way. Phone liiue col
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THE fuBr NATIONAL BANK or
HEaIfL.E
~ PUGET rDuzu NATIoAAL uAkIc
OF hlHTTLE

stiisl stock paid a.. 49, on
f-@~ sfsHss-s 80. da.OasJ
Jacob Fuffh t.=t....
q fllHfs s|ss-ss.... Vice pTrFtdsng
Nssstais ssrss... 81. ss. ..-#...4.. Cashier
spff eaIs4n Hirnfa in an the ssrtnrif..i -ftis.
~ ths United htates ard Earops.
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61RSEs 3 FEAEsE. 40 starr ..i boyd bldg
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- It. Etn1is. cots. etc for nais ~ fsi--
atiaH Tent uEl wing Co. Marion ID
western. rsl Main taB
Ft'it tAi.E ~ - Tents en- siaes. new art
p HHFas CHEAP Invalid o. Ter chalr1
p 'AarsH. sixth AMI Ftha Htsest
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IaII I'D.

futSp-Tis~ place q hug stoves. fura.
enis1i rte, barber ehairs. mifrsrs. pianos.
frMinK traehiner. everything and any
lAinE - fhagtn' ss-suud- hand store col
ans GA Fike street
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aa0al bUll0fns AAo conIaAcToss'

...# 49,. =.
-. thiDFE "a. iiHlidsrs ~ hrtIr.
e.. HiHfrH. Gel bnuhafa. etc. pIla gfis.
IL eld foundations. dealers 10 piles -.
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H't 1lfs. lltirfsen a Gin contractor "a
Lallfisff fas western Ave- TsL nun O. :
tAaIlAi.t- general i0ihihs Tei Green -
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Hep Great EsmOttea.

She was q young woman with = vivid
Imagination and q rapid-nre vocabulary.
'oh," she said 70 young man recently.
II did come 20 near 10 seeing q dreadful
accident yesterday! II was Just too shock
Ing
How did II happen" aucricd the youth.
Why you see. Il was like tbs: There
was horse coming along at the corner
OF Prospect and Casa horse and a hug
gy~-and they didn't see the motor was 80
ciose-that II. the people In the buggy
didn't ace it-there was . woman driving
. woman and two children. I shink--And
she tried TO drive across the track-the
buggy had top 10 II and she didn't hear
the bell-and the motor came right UP and
pushed against the buggy and pushed Z
along. and the horse jumped . little. and
the woman screamed, and the children
well. ! couldn't hear the children, but the
man wasn't strong enough 10 stop the
motor and II pushed the buggy right OF
tho track"
And whore were you all this timer" In
Quired the interested youth.
Il stood by the curb"
Yea"
II was 80 nervous. you know"
Yes"
And I ate chocolate creams Just an fast
Is l could and prayed" Boston Herald.
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mens that Givse an added charm 70 No
otherwise exceedingly interesting lecture
He = m indesaiirabis worker. Steering
by day. he spends the hours Of darkness
~ the telescope. He works 20 much rur-
pose. for he has discovered seven comets
and over 30 new nebuiae and neoulous
stars.
Al the Echo Mountain house In stationed
the Worlds fair searchiixhi- Of s.0p.0o
candie-power. IL picks out houses In the
valley with an unnatural dis,inctnsss that
gfvcs them curious. unreal look. ~ when
. dark lantern In turned upon picture
Nearby shrubtpry shines with the bril-
iiancy oe illuminated glass. 1t 10 aaid that
. newspaper can be read In It's rays NJ a
distance Of thirty-hve miles.
MARY r. SUBWAY.
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Arsizc prisoners hAye occasionally but HI
tie faith in sne sb'rsv 81 eeuasel assigned
far their defense No long ega a prisoner
was informed hv the Sldse that hls defense
should ee undertaken by y. and" added
r . iarylshir. THAT NIL cost YOU uothlng
The prisoner however. hela a diTerer;
view. snd was heard 20 remark TIA, his
lor,ishsp hadn't deae the straight thing.
nahaw"
what 10 yen mean, air. asked the
f,2ssEr. sterrsy.
Wei sal the prisoner. "yog said as
the cousi would provide counsel and IL was
a~g&.n' - sos; nss nothing. II that's wy
s~atrsel'' he caasinssa. tnaicat ng the
rather digrln0tiv~ gentleman who had beer
set apar. for sho csfegzs, 'it's a-gosn' "a
cost ms ten years. an no less '--riab!ts.
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l1nGT1oxs ron SENATOR MASON.


nAuPTON, n. H.. Sept. s.-Before the
y1kngaam County Republican Club Sen
- Chandler discussed national politics
RI 6eclared his support OF the admins
r1no's Philippine policy. He proposed
- questions on the Philippine situa-
| r. ~ Senator Mason. OF Illinois, who Ii
| m@exg b this state. to answer. The first
IL 81 the questions apply to the naval
r. auifasy operations In the islands. The
|c13 follow:
II President Mckinley bound 10 main
r. Ae sovereignty In our islands until
'Qawise directed by laws OF congressr
| IA any power but congress, acting by
~ Hsks the Philippines colony OF the
I'D etaiesY
- any power hu. congress the right TO
aRsader eur sovereignty In the Philip
I1os
- President Mckinley any right to sur
| sgDa our sovereignty In the Philippines
- President Mckinley any right 10
s4osAii the action 81 congress IN either
1esaon toward making the Philippines a
Qe1 Of surrendering them 80 that they
| msct Be made a colony II congress so
141Nf
| y ron think the United States should
u e9thfng 30 prevent the partition OF
1monk the continental powers OF
| , Ut the maintenance Of United States
4 the Philippines essential TO en-
~ % Aid IN preventing the dismem.
lat ef Ch.naf
M your affirmative Philippine pol
l ~ y you have oner
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Family Well ercuaa~d In Nastc.

Princess FREDERICK OF Hanover il one
- the rsost musical OF European royal
ties Music was the great passion and
sa}sce ~ bef father. the bind king OF
TFarore4. AnA 10 transmitted his tastes
- sell = = his gifts, "a both hts daughters
u was this mutual lcss OF music too
VI ntch agst stgraetet the yaGng princess
~ her fathers secretary. the handsome
vsang Eve9hsTv voa Favsi- Rammlngea
and I'D 20 th@Er marriage. The princess
has az excellent orchestra - her house
ha.i ~ tksArrtss and spends r7aeh ssrae
{m promoting n 4 esaaie sense. harmony
ass7Srg her a1rseStses.
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is now pending before the secretary os
the interior. Herding has been found 10
be detrimental To the preservation OF the
Ell TO discontinue It,