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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
THE ONLY
SAFE TRUST
Is Providence, Says chsuncey
NJ. Depew.

CLEVELAND. .. May 10. SEN
atorchauneey NJ, Dopew. when he
was herr 60 attend tho annual meet
ms Of the Lake shore and Niekie
Plate railroads. said about trusts
TRUSTS My trust IL in praVi-
dence. That's the only trust am
interested IN"
''llut there are others" was sug-
Erstcd.
That's 40 said the senator. "and
tho .itsht should be turned ON the
Kind YOU refer 10. l am ~ the opin-
ion that this matter viii regulate
itself, The rotten ones viii fail. the
half rotten and hair good wilt be re-
eagnized aud placed on a proper
basis. The government should ap-
point a commission TO regulate the
trusts
chaunccy didn't consider the Van
dcrhilt tlncs a trust
Asked about the Philippines. De
pew said, Il think the American
Commission over there should call
the native leaders together and tell
them just what they naye expect 81
the uailed States. Amnesty and
complete FREEDOM 50 Tar as oss.hie,
should b. given thvfu. Courts should
be turned over 10 them just a. soon
as they are able - conduct them. 2"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

vertical grain. 81 per " extra.
Flooring. dressed ana matched. Ilg0
II stock boards. S-lneh. fgGfts. 10
inch. tp.s0ais. i2-inoh. tisWio. Fene-
Ing, No. 1 or Gsiuch finish. ~. No. 2.
o.. V or channel rustic or drop sid
Ing. weight 5000 lbs. tllati Fir tim
Der jDiata ana HcantliHes. rough.
g. hoUie. = I y. tabouis. = 4 $.
titQA. Box boards. l2.inch and 40.
ils.
Washington Hed Cedar Lumber -
Rough. fsas. bevel siding. weight 700
lbs. fi4mlb60. ceiling. Weights kos. 4.
2 and ,. ts-inch. 1900 lbs. Nos. I. 2.
and 9. X -inch 100 lbs. ii3M27: wains-
eoting. Fieal4: rustic. 325@1s; "a
shingles. tl.25. standard shingles.
tito. i-ineh finish. ~. II and is feet.
f26a3i. thick finish. t2s03g. cedar
squares. 7. 4, 0 ana 10 fnet. g24u30.
piekets. ti2.
Kiin-dried. 81 In advance Of green.
DrnynKe. Goo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
THE RECEIPTS
HOLD GOOD
Havana Will Yield q Large
Revenue This Year.

HAVANA. May 10 Receipts al
tho Havana custom house Tor April
Justify tho prediction that the col
lccilena az this port FOR 1899 will
reach fully $4,000 0a0 The April to-
tai Is giycn az sse0,0o0 IN round
numbers. This IN an increase Of
$4,000, Just one days collections.
from the figures for March. hut an
incrvaan ~ $4,000 over February
and over tl2a.0oo over January Tho
total receipts Tor the nfst third OF
the year are fa.gia 600
The rapid flow Of American cur
rency into Cuba ~ fastening the rs-
portaiiun IT Spanish gold and silver.
whose legal and nominal valuation
hero II far below either ita iogai ar
market value Ia Spain. Twenty
six thousand dollars In spanish
picces arrived from Santiago. where
only American money now passes
current. Tor shipment abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers nled yerter-
day we're
Karru Mary Petersen AMI hus-
band 10 Fgbort l. smith. 81. lots
=. ,. 10 and II blk 2 Victory adj
william T. flsadloN 20 iienri-ita
M ltailen. uz1q. io,s I. 9. Blk 2.
Robinson sad
John carEeat and wife o. 9. y.
Sissilug, si47, lot ? blk { supp add.
- Enumeiaw.
. q. tlal,er ard wife 10 c. y
Nie5iug 80. lot Blk & steveuson'a
supp. plat ~ t.unmclaWs
Memo uaeuriy 70 p W. West.
$40. lot 3 pak 10. Denny q iioyt's
add.
A y. Hawkins and wife 10 Mile
fs-nu.it and walker 6. Bennett.
sfea, lot s blu 10. Denny q noyt's
ada.
\. w. West AMI wife 90 Mile
il-nneti and Walter Ileanetf. ts1a.
lot & bib 10. Denny a Iioyt'a add.
Nell e. Phillips and husband 20
\. \ naker. Got shik g. supp. plat
A. pontiuz' add.
! c Snalth AMI g. $ Smith 70 the
Plymouth WOODEN company. Ct. BOT
blk ,. waiia Waiia add. also ne
y nc y SC it - - mr. , g Of W.
NJ. containing 20 acrvH
blanche Il Robertson and hua-
hand g. Harry &. Masterron. t2ioo.
lot : blk n W y. Belts F1fth add.
Washington National building ~
saclaiion 70 J. =. Chick. $50. lst
Blk ~. Green's add.
Walter Wells and wife 10 the Nor.
ihsrn Counties Investment Trust. 81.
iot "a plat % Lake pcii AMI lot J blk
8. Prospect Terrace add.
George y. peaFlysfrn AMI wife b.
sml Iisfuig. tlsa. bot J bib \. Plum
msf's add.
Charlotte ~ NarshouNe AMI haH-
hand Co Elisabeth Denny. fsea. lot
70 blk 1. Roaa' saeuna add.
=. u. Iatienihai and wife - frv-
Ing u. knltk cFltoe krr. xToQ. begin
ming NV cor lot blk !. taNn %
Slaughter. thence . q feet. thrncg
- feet. thence ~ q feet. fhenre
"a - feet ta beginning,
John r Davis. administrator 60
Ballard Iseary Lard company. ss4i 3
60. lots !. :. 8. I. Q. &. :. g. ,. 10. A..
~. II "a. Is. is. II. ~ -. -. u. =
q. -. Is nni IS IN blk 6. ballard o
add. 60 Gilman park.
Perry Lewia and wife to lille g.
vanierrOui,. ts7s. lots 81. - and a..
blk it7. Gliman'H add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
RAW HIDES COME HIGH
And Manufacturers Raise the
Price OF Betting.

NEW YORK. May io.--At a meet.
ing 81 the Oak Tanned Leather fieii-
lng Manufacturers association in
this city today " was agreed nnani-
iFfuusiy ~ raise the price ~ leather
betting IN order % meet the advance
81 ahaui 20 per cent IN the prire
- the raw hides.
The suhlset - the leather belt
combination was MT preached. but
many hints VERY thrown aat "a the
effect that e wan b. no means for
gotten. and many members u the
association wished - know more %
81.
n waa aira said Rhaf n the COM
hinatian was formed the firms Of
FaysrNeagher a i.adew and Charles
schieren n Co. the most powerful
leather hritlnE concerns in the c0uns
try would fiEht against it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
WRONG MAN IN PRISON
Columbus Mans Letter Starts
an Investigation.

DAYTON. q. MAY io.--Accorilnx
10 a letter received here today James
=. Roberts. % Nenls. O.. u srrvlnG
a term IN the pcniieutiary FOR an
other mans crime. Roberts was
convicted n forgery and sentenced
- four years In the pen. iic has
always maintained hiH Innocence.
The writer Of the leti~r says that
be presented shsr fnrsed cheek. call
ing Tor seVo 20 she \ enia hank.
The letter. which vas peatmhfk.
81 Columbus. O.. is signed by John
williams. who says he left xenis for
fear - being arrested and heard -
Roberts conviction through the pa
peers. An investigation IL being
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
CORPSE IN A CHAIR
Dead for Days Before Being
Discovered.

LIMA. O. May i0.-Thla morning
about 1000 o'clock a sFvNsatn. sits-
oovery waa made b. Henry Nciae.
rssirei merchant, In the rsum - his
son. Hiram. better known az Curly
Srsae. in IN. kcil block
An offensive pi0r was detected hy
the tenants ~ the block and u was
traced 90 Nsise's fspan. Iiia faith
er was notified and when the door
uas opened his sons dead body was
founi upright In a chair. dressed
and 80 badly swollen that ths shoe
strings and clothing had burst.
u - thought he dl.d aun~ time
Sunday nighs. as the last seen of hlfn
VAS on that evening. Heart disease
is the supposed cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

ped &c on the platform and walked
away, or course the excited Jour
naiiat Hotaed g. Opening Il he readt
I wish | were a reporter He u
atin wondering.
The absence Of child from school
IA Switzerland. unlcss In case of ~.
ueas. rs punishable hy fine, the
amount Of which II daily increased.
II II ~ suspected that the chlld'H
illness IL slammed. dnctor II sent
hy the aeitool authorities. ana when
he So convinced that the suspicion
Is eorreot. the parents have to pay
his fee
Maryland's peach crop used 10 be
a thing Of which Go haaHt, but u II
~ longer The San JoHe scale
and other enemies Ia the form Of
parasite and disease have reduced
the number OF our orchards until the
yield Ia the best seasons IL small as
compared with the prolific crops OF
nfteen or twenty years ago. liaiii-
mere Herald.
or william presented g the Imperial
Chancellor on his ciEhtieth birthday,
on the aiat of March, Is described AS
masterpiece OF the Royal Hcrlln
China factory. II II decorated with
an admirable portrait Of the Empcr-
or On the front. while artistic vicWs
of the entrance 60 the palace IN Iler-
In and the now palace at Poisdam.
are painted on the back.
Among the suicides. which eon-
tinue numerous. was a remarkable
one few nights aEo, A man seated
Ia the Rue Notro Dame dc tsorctte
suddenly stabbed himself IN the
heart and died immediately. On the
table at which he had been sitting
was paper containing the follow
ing Words And now for eternity
without resrct' An. 60 $50 the noon
at distance 81 one mstcrfs
A famous actress was once play
inr az Dublin. the role being Gala
atra- Fygmalian. u viii be- rsmrm-
bsrnd. has that not unusual damea-
sc accessory. a Jealous wife. Dur
NJ the temporary absence % the wife
s;aiatea was about to throw her.
self into the arms Of ryEmailon.
when an old lady IN the audience
called ous warnlngiy; Don't do II.
dariln' Ills "A ifca Just gnnc out an
it'u be like her 10 be stoppln' Al the
keyhoiri"
For sosun time past f.artxianM have
had occasion 10 complain % defects
In the telephone service. hiams
was officially thrown fsrss ON the TN
fiuenaa and subsequently ON che dts
tuFbance caused nv the tunnelins
for the Metropolitan. but a third
explanation Ia nuxrrstsd by thu ar
rest % a gang % men who hase been
stealing telephone wirvN for months
Their occupation gave them Access
To sewers. and. armed sith insuiai-
81 nippers. they helped themselves
daily 10 as mueh wire an they could
carry away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

II la estimated to run per cent. IN
copper and s. Ia SO la gold.
The Little nabo mine Ia the
boundary district ia PRODUCING gpod
Developments Assays OF the ore
have given a ruturn Of 20 per cent.
4 rlrh strike Ia said To- have hoon
iiade Ia the Star and Crescent claim
ON Tchalt creek Tho vein ia from
30 60 zoo feet wide and runs hiEe
Ia gold.
News from Republic states that
the Jim niainc tunnel wnn advlnc=
cd SO feet during last month This
ia considered a good record The
tuunel that o. balnH driven to tap
the Number Els Was run 20 feet in
April Tho hard rock Ia the prin-
cess Maud has made progress very
HlaW Tor tho entire past mouth. The
total number " frnt run WIS 81. The
taaanna tunnel Was driven nearly
inn feet during the month Of April.
Considering the character Of the
rock this was "a remarkable show
ING for "A single month The Rein
deer tunnel WIS extended Is feet
In April aupt. Percy IN much
ulatc,i over the outlook. n Is likely
that " Il yet 30 feet 20 the ledge.
rhe Jumbo tunnel ia in i2a feet O.
OF Which WAS driven ia April The
Jumbo oaruvra on the Edwards
elaim on The northwest. and the Do
feian the west. During April the
nhaft On the Delta was sunk 60 Il
depth ~ e. feet. tdlalns the lit
or Miss On the south and the Kate
Hayward on the west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
ELKS' RITUAL STOLEN
Colored Members Of the Or.
der Let the Secret Out.

CINCINNATI. O. May ih--I.alsi
octobcr a lodge u the Benevolent
order ~ E.lka was organized here by
usRroya. with the same ritual as iH
ur.d BY the white Eiks. Arthur
came general Organiser. WAS suspect
"a % having secured the ritual. and
lost his place with the Pullman car
company. lie devoted himself 10
organizing the cninrrd Elks.
Last night there was a row among
the ioca ealorcd Elks. ana sumo %
their number gave the aecrct away.
The jauitpr Of the Cincinnati lodge
let aofne tsiks into the hall here last
summer. when "a copy OF the ritual
was stolen and many copies printed
for the Use Of the colared then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
Notice 10 Stockholders

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting ~ the stockholders
Of Tho Miller River Mining Company
VIII be held az the office 81 the com
pany. No. $50 Pioneer building. In the
city Of Seattle. on Saturday. 10Th
day Of May. 1899. az the hour Of 2
o'clock .. M. for the purpose Of
cleeting seven trustees. and for the
further purpose of considering the
ndviaibility Of changing the eorpor-
ate name Of the said corporation. ana
for the transaction Of such other
business as may De brought before
such meeting.
Hy order Of the President.
GEORGE FOWLER.
President.
Attest. e. A. Mckenzie.
Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
Found the HOodoo.

Those two ambitious spanlards.
De LONE and Wcyier had a cunfrr-
onee the other day To determine
what ho0doo has damaged their poll
teal prospects. Both rcfioctivoly
wrote down their names and then
started back aghaat.
Il see Il all now" exclaimed DE
LONE.
And So DO also" cried weyicr.
This r. what they saw
DE LONE.
WEY Ter
And when they saw the fatal.
Dewey" they both went out and
ala indulge in many strong drinks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
CHIEF KEOKUK DEAD
Only BIZ Of Ms Tribe OF Sacs
and Foxes Survive Him.

GUTHRIE. %. r. May io--Keo-
kuk. chief Of the Sac and Fox In
dams. IL dead Of smallpox. The
tribe now numbers bat ai2 full
bloods. los having died Of smallpox
Keokuk. the "watchfui Fox" was
a son ~ the greater Kcokuk. first
chief 81 the Sac and Fox Indians.
after whom Keokuk. Iowa. WAS cali
ed. The elder keokuk died In Kan
aaa in isfs. aged s. years. Keokuk's
loyalty 70 the whites and opposition
10 Black Hawk resulted in hia being
poisoned by a member % Biask
Hawks band. Biask Hawk waa FOR
n time Keokuk'H prisoner. having
been turned over 10 him BY the
United States government as the
principal chief of sacs and Foxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
STRUCK GOOD ZINC ORE
BY Sinking q Shaft IL Feet
Deep at Sedaiia.

SEnALiA. Mo-. Nay to..-As fine
a quality Of zinc ore as was ever
taken from n mine was nnearthed
to-day al the shaft Of Bailey q Plan
nett. In Northwest sedails. upon
which Henry Heisei hss a three
years trase. The strike MAS made
at depth Of - feet. while a, Jop-
lin and Aurora tack has never been
discovered under a depth II 100 feet
and In most eases u requires depth
% i9S fe~t- The Bailey a piannett
shaft = In the dtztriet fran whieh
several carloads % hiEh grade lead
ore was taken last fall. and teday's
strike tnsurea extensive work on alt
the claims In the Immediate future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
Killed BY Lightning.

NEW DOUGLAS. M. May To-
The body ~ George liavrun. is
years old. was found on Shpai creek
" here Il had been for three days
Havron WAS Killed b. lightning in
the storm on Monday The boiy
Naz in a sitting position on drift.
Ira Hedfearn. young married
nan. was killed by lightning IN the
same storm on his farm near Reno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
Attempted Mis- Fathers Life

NORFOLK. Va. May 10.--Oray
Newton. "a. Of Suffolk. II In jail for
attempting TO kill his own father.
who Is an invalid. The Ncwtona are
u y very good family. but the par
nlysls Of the father cut OF much ~
The Income The boy did not like TO
be- a hrsztd-earner. lie is a cigar
cite hend. and fought desperately
when arrested by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

NORFOLK. W. Va. May io.-Mis~
Betsy Warren. 20. living In pfttsyi-
vania county. went into a 1eid 20
burn bruofnsiraw Her dress caught
and she was roasted alive. In try
ing 20 save her. Robert Warren. her
brother. was fcaffully burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
rrlpiets in Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 10 Two boys and
onr girl. the threc weighing together
isis pounds. we're horn today 20
Mira Tony nitioWsky. who Is 30
years Old, and VAS previously the
mother % SIX children. Tier hus-
bands death occurred four months
ago, and since that time the family
has existed GA the s. a wesk earned
hy is-ycar-old daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

NEW YORK. May l0.-LoulH Blum
laborcr employed IN the color
works ~ A. -. Anabacher g. Co. was
crushed to death in n grinding ma
chine yesterday. and George Young,
n mixer In the Havemeyer Sugar
Refinery. WINS killed by being caught
In the betting which operates sug-
ar mixer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS

"Wednesday morning market
today ~ well supplied with green
atud. brought up ON the queen yes
terday frum San Francisco. Wax
beans are IN and ARE selling at iec
a pound and string beams are COM
handing lie. There are plenty Of
cherTacsc and they are RoinH at 81 So
CabbaEca are plentiful. and they
are still quoting at 2iac. Now po-
tatoeH have dropped nj 2ikc. Green
peas held at &C.. and carrots and
paranlpE eel az 81 and 81 respective
ly. The local and out Of town trade
IL brisk today. Strawberries are
scarce and have jumped To- 81.
The other markets remain the
same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
Bufalo's Grain Blockade

BUFFALO. y. Y. May i0.-The
grain blockade continues About -
arrive. all laden with grain. Less
than a quarter Of the grain already
here has been moved. all on account
Of the shovelefs' strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
Result of a Seeding.

CONVICTION. Ky. May 10 Mary
X. finger. a young drcrsmaker. ilv-
ing at SIS Milton street. WAS com
mittet 10 fouKvicw today. tho vie.
tim - fright Miss finger sustained
a shock from scoldinK she received
at the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
STANDARD Oil Dividend.

NEW YORK. May ia-Ths trus-
tees Of the STANDARD OIL company
today drciarpd ths regularly quar-
terry dividend u - pr share and
an extra dividend % - pr share.
payable June Is. 1893. The stock
vzsut up Il points 10 tss on the an
nounccment This Il the highest
pftea over rssseteA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
ALL SORTS"

Free dental disreusaries for the
poor are recent additions 90 thu work
OF the Bureau Of Associated Char
tiles in Chicago.
In the year 1929 20 1907 Germans
Increase In the production q cigars
was u par cent. and IN cigarettes as
much At 50 per cent.
The Specializing mania seems 70
have attacked English wonen with
unusual violence tala spring Cop
per has been their favorite field
one hundred and fifty cans Of white
fish. containing f609.0oo whhcnsh,
from the hatchery NJ Columbia. Ny.
were planted IN Lake Ontario the
other day.
Last year twenty -ons women ply
slcians received public appointments
In England. In the same yetrs fer
fy-seven female students 81 medicine
we're matriculatcd IA London.
Governor william Amos POINTER.
Of Nebraska. Is known about hts
home al the farmer Governor" ow-
inE % his having spent twenty-one
years In tllling the rich prairie soil.
So far the proceeds of the MINES
ota inheritance tax. which was
adopted two years ago have come
TO yIs00--abdut half the cost 81
equipping the probate Offices with
the necessary records.
A Bremen statissieian has figured
out that the eiRhty-five steamers and
other vessels % the North German
Lloyd covered s.i7s. 400 nautical miles
last year-equal TO 80 trips around
the world.
with a population Of SOD. COO.
London hartsors every day 10000
strangers sorne may remain a
week. some a month. but all the year
around there is an average Of 100 600
visitors who are within the Metro
politan boundaries.
The Marble Heart Anti-Mstrlmon-
ial association. ~ Appleton, Wis.
consists ~ bachelors. who pay an in
itlatiou fec Of rs and annual dues
Of SO The accumulated funds 60
10 the particular Marble Heart who
longest resists the attractions Of wo-
mankind.
80 you think he Is strictly honest.
do your. There isn't the least
doubt about IL. Every time an elec-
ton approaches he is talked Of M
the only man who could unite the
different factions Of his party. and
then somebody else Is nominated
Chicago News.
novel viii by =. r. Ciemmona.
~ Forsyth county. North Carolina,
Just approved ~ the courts. be-
queaths fl00. 900 70 the Moravian
church In that county 10 build
church building and a school. ard
70 give TO each member of the CON
grcgation an acre u land.
Not long ago the Princess Charles
Of Denmark was waiting ct rail-
road station 10 receive n dlstin-
guished guest, when che saw a re-
porter scrlbbling iudustriouaIy in
his notebook. The Princess ana the
reporter caught each others glance
for moment. then the royal lady
began 70 make an entry In her own
notebook. With a glance toWard the
reporter, she tore out the leaf. drop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

KANSAS CRY. Mo. May io.--An
expert examining thr books % J. n.
wiscc@kic. ex-city treasurer ~ Ar
geniine. Kan. has reported 10 the
city ceuncil that he u short between
81. 600 and $4,000. When Visions
kic left last week he left word that
he was short 5000 and assigned his
property. valued at about that
amount. 10 tn. city.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

I.ieens~. to wed were issued yes
terday TO Edward Burton Palmer.
are over Il. and Gertrude bartlett.
aww over -. both u Seattle. Thomas
" iiaiiiFsn. az. and May Poss. Is.
both Of Seattle.
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st. Louis Grain Export.

NEWPORT NEWS. May IA
move is on foot 10 have the export.
ing q ali st, Louis grain dome by
this port The decision Of President
ingalls, to cut 6. a o. dlnereniial
rates is expected to effect this re-
nt.ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

CUMBERLAND. MD. May Ia
clar~nee A. vanHdair fell on a DRAG
chain az Payne spring taunrry this
city this morning and Was cut IN
two. lie wln die. lie lives at
Great cahon. W. Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
OIL Burned.

MoRdANTowN. ". va. May 10
Twenty barrels 81 oil have been
destroyed BY nu from lightning
striking an Oh tank near hvre Loss
so 900 The IRE il still burning. but
thefr IL No danger to the other
tanks.
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MINING NEWS.

Advices from Rossland. u. G, nay
that active work IL being done In
the mines ut that place. Tho Iron
Horse west drift "a, the 7Oo-foot level
Is all In ore. The south crosscut IL
three feet into the body Of orr. The
Evening Star has struck three feet
Of arseuicai iron ore In the raise
from the lower 70 the upper tunnel,
which assays t3i. supt Moorish
Of the Velvet reports the south eros.
OF the Velvet reports the south
eroascut on the i60-foot level an in
orc FOR 90 feet. Tho shaft n go
feet deep, and q croascut from the
bottom has been begun.
work has been stopped on the
north fork 81 the Kettle river IN the
Boundary creek country on account
Of n large inflow Of water in the
shaft. Machinery viii soan b. put
In 10 pump the water out. 4 notable
strike was recently made in the
Twin claims
on the Lily X. mine In the same
locality fine body Of ore r. showing
up IN u i0-foot vein. Tho ore lH
copper ana iron and viii run about
G to 3 per cent copper and well In
gold. Upon the surface the ore car
ried from $3.50 to SIS In gold ana It
is undoubtedly richer nj 80 feet deep
which is the present level OF the
shaft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
Tho nsmo clipper Signifies.

Light. easy running. Besides. II Is
strong and durable. Look It over at
1929 End ave. +. NJ. Spinning, agt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

The following prices are being OF
ferea 20 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle.
Grain oats, $50; barley. s2a,