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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
THEY WERE ARRESTED
Lou Van AIstins and Emma
Norton In Contempt.

- result of their ignoring the
decree % The court. Lou van Aistinc
and Emma Norton we're arrested
yesterday and cited 20 sppear on
March ig:h. 70 show why they should
not h. punished for contempt. only
for the fact that the citation. as
signed BY the court allows them free
dom pcndlns the trial. they woaId
have slept In the iaii last night. hut
sney we're permitted % 20 upon
furnishing bonds to the amount %
$50 each
n WIS understood that they were
% b. arrested. - Anthony Dufe IN
sltsd Sheriff Van d. vantsf % meet
the woman at hts oftiee. where n
formal arrest was made. but the
bonds wee Immediately given and
accepted.
Mrs. Van Aistinc. who waE IN
cheerful and jeeular mood. consult
ed with her attorney until late in
the svsnIng. with them vas Miss
Sos ton. who Was In n had frame %
mind owing probably 90 the fact
that Some Of the property in her
Washington street house vas levied
urcn by the sheriff yesterday. OFT An
execution issued upon the Judgment
Tor 10 5ss and costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
FORCES AT MANILA.
Forty.one Thousand Soldiers
VIII 30 There.

ARLINGTON. March FORTY
one thousand officers aud fneu u the
combined army and naval forces
comprise the approximate total
American strength aaN a, and ea
route UNDER orders foe service IN the
Philippines No further reinforce
msnts are ueW IN contemplation.
The fareeR ~ the s~a services al
really atst4snst IN and about the
afehip.inan consists 81 twenty reri-
merits u infantry. ore engineer bat
iaiian. seven tfosHs ~ cavalry and
eleven batteries uf artillery, an ar
xreKats ~ about - 90 men. Nine
teen vessels with an aggregate 81
II tnseerH. sgpa nsu and 90 marines
make up the naval contingent This
Il ess irsive a the transport solAcr.
With IA officers ard men. all told.
sshieh IL constantly passing back AM
forth from Manila. There arr about
tsas army reimbursement on the ~ay
Ca Manila. making as rapid proEress
a. tssssibi~. and there arr. roughly
sst mated. 1890 men In the force nn-
der orders 60 proceed 10 the Philip
pines.
The force now At Manila OF HenE
rane under the command % Al.
mirai Dewey. comprises the baisi-
nart. Bennington. Boston. hu1nio.
Cailaa. Charleston. Concord. suisoa.
pm Juan de Austria. Helena. isia
de I.uxon. Isis de Cuba. Manila.
Nanadnrck. Aanoefary, Monterey.
oiyentia. Petrol. ard yorktown.
Ttesa vessels carry - officers. 1890
sailors. and 2ss marines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Steamers BigCargo
for Hawaii.
THE MislEySE DEPlRB LOADED
Mas More Freight Than She Can
Carry and Vseems Shipmsnts
Left Behind.

A fitting Illustration of the gu.
niemacy Seattle holds over the other
important shipping ports on the
Sound IL presented by the loading OF
the british steamer Manuense for
HnwBl.
The Manuense has for the past two
days been taking in freight Mt tho
Arlington dock. Among the Iiag
af the articles TO go on board was a
large consignment Of steel platea.
which are for sugar refinery at
Honolulu Owing to the amount Of
freight space taken up by the mis-
oeiiuueous cargo fully $50 tons OF
tho iron material will be left in the
warehouse for the Garonne.s the re-
naming space being reserved for =
con, isnment 81 freight 60 be taken
on ~ the City dock. Tho cargo on
this dock amounts 20 go tons. and
viii Practically MI the vessel.
when the Manuense goes 90 Ia
coma. which she is expected to do
this evening. u In doubtful II she
can take on much freight at that
port. This, In turn. Will have to be
held over for the Garonnc. The
fact Of the Manuense coming first
to Seattle from the british side.
shows that the Queen city Is send
ing out more freight 10 the island
than any other Sound port. II being
necessary for the steamers 90 take
on the largest earEoes awaiting them
before proceeding. TO ports contains
Ing the smaller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
SIDE LIGHTS ON LABOR.

The new plant Of the Newcastle
yiBstrts aofnuang. which 10 the
tafEest af the Kind In the world.
OPENS up this week.
The Central FEDERATION union in
New York wants the Electoral col
iese abolished. and { he President
@i..cted by . direct vote Of the peo-
pic
Ground was broken AZ the mouth
Of the Calumet river, In Illinois. for
= iafse plant 60 make cement fror
rie-lron Stag. once waste. BY a pro
eerx which promises to revolution
ixe the industry. The buildings wE
hrve a daily capacity Of 1900 10 1000
barrels OF cement.
West Virginia IL 10 have new
q 90. 900 brewery.
Operatives Of the great mills AZ
cn.nalbus. Ca. have organized a
aiui and win institute . gymnasium
and library.
There are thirty fias factories in
the United States.
The furnacernen Of the Mahoains
& anrnanEo valleys. Pennsylvania.
have had their wages raised 10 per
ceut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

more outrpaken IN their Antagnnism
Is tho Americans ~ was fenaFtc
saday Go General Wood that a
p#cnlingnt Cuban ofhrial had said
that n the Americans 10 not turn
over the Government b. June the
T'uhanf viii declare war against
them Army rter, while not eppre-
heHsive q Immediate treuhis, feel that
thr altitude af she pcoais u thu
pguV nee has changed
Ta0 cah4aa Ia the dnantan-
Hfao district are refusing e. Nafk.
Colonel Hay. the commander IN that
district. rFppftz hat tas Cuban
tFuopa are still keeping their campo.
and the Sun correspondent has been
told ~ twe commanders u the tsn-
r1rtant warrlsens IN the province
has changed.
TIRE cubann in the Guantanamo
district are refusing 10 work Cot
anai Hay. the commander IN that dis
trict. reports that the Cuban trosps
srr stan keeping their eamts. and
the sun correspondent has been iosd
BY tw0 commanders ~ important gar.
risnns In the province thai the reo-
ole are undoubtedly fnakins ecerrt
corporations - che event ~ an In
zstfrectleu seeming necessary O.
ths1i.
Cel.a LibFe yesterday published an
article demanding that the knsers-
cams retire. It said there wuuia hr
no secession fer their pressaea aftef
spain signs the rssare treaty. THIS
same PAPER called upou the people
- tcsiss the Intrusion Of Americas
rtlonapdltsts. who would Institute In
.iuasrtes ard improvements for thcis
pwn Relish endsL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
THE COUNCIL MEETING
Liquor Proposition Came Up
for Discussion.

~ tho regular meeting Of the city
council last niEht. the question OF
the restriction of saloon limits vas
betty discussed. The argument
commenced when the report OF
Crichion was made, deal
lng with a proposed amendment TO
tho Restricting ordinance, The reso-
luton TO send special committee
Of two Co represent the city at the
ieeiplat~se, .xas iinany PASSED, and
after being amended waH made 10
cnnslst ~ President Rlnehart and
,'ity Comptroller Perry.
The report councilman cri'h-
ton on saloon limits was read. The
report provided that the saloons be
Kept close To the water front All
saloons on Second avenue would
thus be forced to move. The bars
Of the Hotels Seattle and Butler
would not ne affected hy this. as
they have entrances more than fifty
feet from the street
Councilman NaVin wanted TO
amend the hill so II would include
the hotel bars. but was declared out
Of order. Councilman niiier spoke st
hnFth ON the harm ~ back door
entrances" and talked, as he said,
from the standpoint OF saloon
Keeper"
Work was ordered FOR the i'm
proV. mont of Seventeenth and
TNettltth avenues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
More Atlantic Rate Cutting.

NEW YORK, March Accord
inR e. instructions received today
from its home office. the Holland :
American lines announced a cut in
first and second class passenger
rates The FIRST class minimum
rate was cut from So 10 so. and
second class from - to SIS. The
new rates are Ia 90 into effect at
once.
The cut has extended 10 tho North
O. rmun Lloyds. and tonight that
compnuy'H agents announced that
the following caathouBd rates have
been fsadc; First cabin on the Kaiser
Wuauim der Gruese and Kaiser
Freas rick. W To- April u. The fare
viii he $40 60 Southampton. from
Nay to May Is. $50. and from June
G r. July 7. ti01
on the Lain and Trnvo ., winter
aseam has been extended from
March 81 % April .. and the rat.
for that period fixed AZ $50 minimum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Il A Z0RS THAT J, "a :. WILL II :. Cut 1T
We Have RAZOR STRAPS Too
csc, 500, Z5c, 500
SRELGER & HORLBOT
i2i5-i27 Second Avenue
PERSONAL MENTION.

!. KildaIi. Of Rlldali Bros. Nsw
whatcom. is registered at the
Allen J. Walker IL registered from
Dyea nj the Butler.
T. r. Lawson. who II interested in
coal mining at Black Diamond. iH
at the Stevens.
W. I. Kirby. Of Vancouver. travel
Ing auditor 81 the Western Express
company. ls In town stopping at the
ftrvsno.
G. IL Burnett. superintendent ~
Burnett coal mines AZ Burnett. IL
registered At the Diiief.
Jas. q. Leary. prominent hop
fsrfasr from Tolt. IL at the Diiler.
John FurucEs. merchant Of Nor
man, 10 registered at the Diilsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

II isa matter Of common talk In
the house that Speaker Reed Is be-
coming more bitter against the adj
ministration as the session IL draw
ing 60 close. He loses no emporium
ity to arralEn the president for hts
views IN connection with the Philip
pine islands. and the enlargement OF
the army. and he says that the wild
career OF extravaganza which has
been incurred In order to back up
the imperialistic Idea viii plunge the
government into debt and the Re
publican party into disaster. Many
Of Reeds close personal friends have
uraed him not 10 place himself IN
direct opposition to the adminlstra-
TONS measures and have told him
he Is destroying himself politically
bv 20 doing. The speaker, however.
aeor,s absolutely indifferent To pub
lie opinion, and II Insisting that his
views are right and that later on.
when tho American people realize
afhat the conquest OF the Philippines
means they viii come TO hts way
OF thinking Brooklyn Eagle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
is IT CONSPIRACY?
Captain Jack Crawford in
Trouble at Dawson.

Captain Jack Crawford. known as
Ire slset scout" uoe IN Dawson. Il
nrf0ssa q conspiracy IN an attempt
70 corrupt the klendgke Yukon 4
Copper River rarrpaay Of Chicago.
Several prominent Washington. =. c.
ofsc ais ars also accused with Cra1.
ford. They are EX-SENATOR John L.
Wilson. ~ Spokane. Assistant seere-
tary y War George b NcikIeiohu.
ex.seaatny .. =. c. Blackburn. form
er commissions u pensions. u. l.
Murphy. and II. II. Wallace. Of
Chicago
Ex-senator Wilson i said to have
accentea 1.00g shares ~ the capital
stock u the company. ssi condition
that ne act a. one ~ its directors.
y direct charge against the parties
was made during 4 stockholders
ms effn.. held at ChleuEo. March 3.
The charge Was made By Robbins
* Nett. counsel FER the company.
nwd Upheld ~ frank burlington
vrgoHan. president Of the corpora
tiyn. YrOoman is well known In
Seattle
In he accusation Il was asserted
that the I'VE meE said 10 be- In tss
conspiracy are fesir8ua u securing
rich holdings ~ the company In the
kisaaike By dlspesing n the pres
ems owners ~ a greater part Of the
ftock. and that they are willing to
a. a. far ~ wreckiug the corpora
sioa IN the achievement ~ that end.
in addition 10 property located on
Tho Hootalinqua river. the company
oV ~ ever 100 miles of other river
dredging property which have not
YET heen fully developed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
WAS NOT
ATTACKED
|ConneIla Is Happy
at Everett.
----=-=--~-
RlNOR or Mn DEATH UNTRUE
=s--sa=~---=-
Editor Who Killed seisoa Last Fall
Returns uamoiestod to his
House.
RrNOR OF IIIS DEATH UNTRUE

4 persistent rumor was aaoai this
morning that James connelia. the
Evrfstl editor Who KILLED Nelson last
fail had been killed. Another ru-
i,oF Was 70 the effect that he wna
not actually allied. bot that be had
been attacked 81 an anEfy mob 81
hsa Everett fellow citizens. and that
~ wan eumYeiira O. hide inas-
ntuch ~ tha feeling against cpnnnila
At everett i kuowu % have been
Utter. there w@s general disponi.
ton g. site efesienre to the stories.
= anuatsh - ihe staf'H Everett
pansieut this forenoon brought
forth The faiiasina tsrse fepiyi
EVERETT. March Ill have jur,
INST roanslla on the street lie
looked happy. JONES.
How the STORY started. no one
hrows. but II is a fact that by u
e'elock this morning many men we're
discussing the matter on the street.
~ the time ef connriiaH trial the
feeling Was 50 strong aEalust ire
pfitnnaf that a change Of venue vas
arked. aud lhs trial toak place at
sidney. la kttssp county.
Ares the acQnittai which WAS
rendered on The plea II seif.dcfcnre.
the friends Of Nelson declared that
n ConHslla returned 90 Everett they
nonid lynch him. A meeting vas
hsld and resolutions PASSED warn
ina thr editor not 10 return e. the
town connstia gent 10 Everett last
Saturday. and AZ far a. can be learn
81. no demonstration sas made
against him. Al al events. u 10
certain no over act towards him has
f.sem committed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
GERMANY As a SEA POWER.

A remarkable proof OF tho expar-
sion Of German trade il furnished
by the trafiic returns of the Suex
canal. Twenty years ago the Ger
man share OF the canal traffic was
per cent. OF the total tonnage. IL
lie now II per cent, large proper
tion Of teh trade being with Britt
ish possessions. Another curious fact
In connection with the canal Is that
tho largest vessels passing through
are German. AS long ago as 1896
Germany took the lead in this re-
speet. The steamer Friedrich der
Crosse, of 10000 tons. went through
in that year. paying dues amounting
10 Il 600 francs. Several German
steamers of the same size are men
tened In subsequent canal reports.
and at the present moment others
are being built for the regular ser
Vice TO China and Japan. Germary
owners paid 100000 francs In canal
dues In iSa7-I.ondcn News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
ALONG TINE WnaRvEs.

shin Spartan hauled alongside the
south hunkera Yesterday and Is
loading coal FOR san Francisco.
Steamer Homer viii not sail on the
sth fp skagway and way ports. as
originally scheduled.
Schoners Mawccma and Marion
viii seJl shortly from ballard for
San redro with lumber eargoes.
Steamer Cxarlna. Captain Seamen.
rrrived this morning from San
Francisco and discharged 2ss tons
n freight NJ the Arlington dock,
one hundred and thirteen tons Of the
freight consisted Of powder for
Alaska The trip north was I'M
cvcrtful.
steam frelghter Santa Crus VIII
leave shortly for Skagway with the
shipment OF powder brought up on
the czarina.
Steamer Utopia, recently remodel
&C. viii be put on the Alaskan run
about March 70. The new maohin-
cry have been adjusted. and steam
was started yesterday to test the
boilers.
The steamer George u. starr,
which has been tied M IN the har-
hor for the past month. will 20 on
the Seattle whatcom run In place
of the steamer Bay City. The lat
ter vessel Is to be tied up for repairs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
SEATTLE CONTRACTORS.

Ahaut thirty II sssttls's leading
contractors aria builders Kut ta-
RethaF last night - EaFfn an organ
iEati1tl II Niil be kupWn az lbe
nutlaeFa' Exchanae ard ein meet
eNerY. Saturday nishf at SIS u. Il
avenue. r H. Hasuun Nar eiactsd
chairman. ana a. Uruss HrefstHrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Wyoming Regiment Sweeps Down Upon
the filipinoS at San Juan Del
Norte.
Leading The American Army TO Brilliant VIC
lOy Which Cost the Enemy Many
Lives.

MANILA. March THE Filiplnea
NJ STR Juan acl Natte. numbering
severed ihnnsara. we're driven fram
thtlf position to-day with great ioss.
oeueHal nales brirsae faaae a re.
sistisss advance IN the rebels. AZ
seon - the Inc was sell under way.
the N1uminx rrxitannt made a bril-.
l.Nas squirt. cioAiua IN upon tbs
cuenss WIth via cheeFs and nriux
saFssst This action riseHined thr
e,dire Anerican llas. and with deaf
c,siaS saeuts tre army swept down
oseH ne siliplpos Hse an avalanche.
IN q feN Enqmsnts tha enemy's l.,,4l-
tlan VAS reached. but me tnaarleAss
MATTED not Tor hand 10 hand asrux-
gle. rtelne IN disuay through the
brush with the Americans after
tssm shooting as fast az they could
rvtoas their rlaes When ths
frvsatenea mob " Fllrlnos reached
tAe tlseF IN tAesr mad eight. shes
weFe mes by pislleaa rain % fnia.
sliee fFom cne % neuey's gunboass
s;atleast there. and w~rr moved
deun b rrcses Behind came ths
Apssssana nrius deadly xullsy- II
us faztsivea The Faal was utter
ard somrlese. The Filipsaos who
eeeslsa the carnage ned to the
wossie. scattering in al dirvations.
IN Americans eseapei withonst the
loss & q man. oair aue Nctraskan
belne slightly weunaea.
WASHINGTON. March -.--No ON
esai conformation from OTIS has been
rssefsed u the attack uron the
Fii4.nos a. San Juan dei Monte 10.
day officials ere Eras1fs-ad 20 learn.
rs viewer. that the attack sas made
ans shs Insurgents routed with ur'y
ore rHeaaity ~ the American trpafs..
ceaftsss nee ta expressed that one
fs,efs ~ defeat vii bring the rebels
H. ti1eir senses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

s'crhee.s big dramatic ana vauds-
Vile company. playing a weeks en-
xsremcnt q, ,h. Third avenue
,i'snisr arresr this evening In The
Midnight Cali"
The funeral services o. william
Tciford VIII take place from fionney
a stewart's chapel this afternoon.
The petition Of the W. G. r. u. o.
this city for the exclusion Of all
~aioonr between reslcr avenue and
Pike street. viii come M before the
city ,ouneil at special meeting to-
night
Isabel A. Jones has a'es . ciain
~ ainst the city FOR $500 damages to
her property. caused by the regrad.
Ing ~ First avenue. Her lots were
icft IN n had condition. and are con-
,lnually sliding into the street
c. II. oviatt and Indian Charlie
were arrested.by Officer snringle last
night They were found lying under
the wharf near IN. gas works. over
loaded with whisky. Pat canthy was
a. ken into custody at the same time.
aid viii be tried on a charge OF sell.
inw the liquor To the Indians.
MI wires MAJ have To go under
rround Two ordinances will go 20
the city council next Monday night
recommending that the overhead
system be done away with. The pro-
position that all companies shall pu,
Their wires underground. VIII be de-
cided definitely at this meeting.
Henry Watson. atlas HARVEY OIL
son. was arrested on n charge ~
petit larceny last night. and viii be
tried in the Municipal court this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Divinity Student ExoeiIod.

O. LESHUHG, III, March I-"F0r
ssvoral months past the faculty ~
Lombard university has been myBti-
mel hy series ~ mlsehlevOus
prankn Seats would be carried out,
beer signs hung NJ and other an
moving things done. The students
were dngly questioned, but denied
knowledge of tho dopredations.
Tdesday night. while the Parker
banquet was IN progresa. quantity
~ provisions were fiiched. This wan
traced TO Rev. Clinton simonton, a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

Tho James Kldder- warde company
az the Seattle thsater played to an
other full house last evening. and
tonight they appear In otheiio.
They appear tomorrow night and
ThurHday night also.
Macbeth. one Of the four mHsHive
cornerstones IN the temple 81 shaks-
peare's fame, was portrayed By the
company last night. a revival ~
interest In shakspcarcan drama "
gratifying 10 behold. as II can only
b. productive 81 intellectual i'm
provcmcut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
THE NEW CHURCH
Followers Of a. w. Martin
Met Yesterday.

The new religious society under the
lsadeFship ~ A.. ". Martin. paet Al,
the chamber % commerce. yestsSiay
afternoon a. decide upon a name. 4
comm ftee ~ three was appointed In
name nine trustees. and these trua.
tees. together with Mr. Martin. are
b. decide upon the name and present
II for approval az the next meeting.
Several names we're suggested. but
all seemed unsuitable. Rev. Mar
tin favored The Society for the
Promotion ~ Universal Religion. but
tisat was deemed too long.
The constitution and bylaws n
the new society were read and adopt.
Cd No other husfress ~ Importance
came up. ana the meeting was adj
iaurned for one week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
GAVE EN- HAIL COL NlBIA!

divinity student. and others The
faculty. believing that smontop was
the r,nglcader Ia all the mischief
ara wat undertaking the diseipline
~ The college. expelled him,
smpnton denies helms the inntis
gator 81 the tricks ana says he was
acting IN run, The students say he
Is Popular anp that they Win petit
ticn the faculty 10 reinatate him. st.
mention Is 30 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Porto Rlean Com mission.

SAN JUAN pE runTo Rico.
March THE United states trans
part HcPhersnn formerly the obs
darn. arrived to-day. with General
ftahert r. Kennedy. Major Charles
Waite. and CONGRESSMAN Henry ..
Cestis. of Iowa. who constitute the
Porto Blcan commission en caueae
uan. taxation, and the coEnate IN
tefusts Of the leland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
CEDAR RIVER WATER
Bids for the Work Now Be-
ing Received.

The city hRa called second time
for bids on the Cedar river water
contract. advertisements being car
ria1 IN the local official paper and
also In the New York Engineering
Srws. Mining and Scientific Press.
lids viii be opened on April 18th by
tho hoard Of public works M pro-
posais will be considered unless in
strict conformity with the adyer-
tisement form. All bids for the
suh- dvislons must be made on sep
araie blanks. and sealed IN separate
envelopes. The contract IL TO be lc;
in four separate divisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
WILL CARRY THE MAIL
Seattle Steamship Company
Have the Contract.

Tho Seattle steamshipOcompany NJ
Seattle has been awarded n aub-con-
'rnct 10 carry mail from this place
to Dyea. by way Of SkaRway. Mail
win he carried by the steamer Ltur-
uaa. and their contract went into
effect a. March I. Several other
steamers also carry mail, and this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
M KlNLEYS TRIP.

wAsHTNGToN. March The ar
rennoinentH FOR the IreaideutE
southern trip have not bee camplet-
ed II was stated this morning that
he would Leave here In about one
week. and would spend a while at
Thomarvilie. TIA. where Hanna has
winter residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

CHICAGO. Mnrah 7, - Cattle
Haeeea. siaa.co. ntnekers. ss.to9f5o.
COWS. ST5N41si Texans, ta.sa@ ! 50
IluHg Lirht rough. 81 hiThei mix
- - fou8s7. heavy. fz.e9Nafe. piks.
f4aae -
shfep SatiVfs. 20. westerns.
8 4eeffs Is. iarubs unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Sends Acknowledgment.

WASHINGTON. March J. - The
fsilo~inE message from Queen Vie
toria to the President has been re-
cslvei al the executive mansion.
Windsor. March 4.
Ito the President Of the United
sthtss, I thank you sincerely and
the American nation Tor ths honors
paid TO the memory Of Lord
ilerucheil. ard for the friendly sym
patuisn shown 10 my country In It's
bers avemeut-
sVICTDUfA. n l."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
GEN. ALCER'S POSITION
He Wants to name Mis- Sue
cessor IS Secretary.

tEW YORK. March Ia Teraid
sps cial from Washington says thai
Alger has hrd a plain talk with
Precedent Mckinley regarding his
retirement from the Cabinet. Gen.
NlRer suggested that In order TO get
cat gracefully n possible. ha be al
lowed 10 name his successor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
SPANISH MUROERERS
Ton GuerIllss In Cuba Are
Under Military Arrest.

HAVANA. March TEN spanish
Eu.fille officers were arrested on
charges Of having committed thirty
three murders during the war.