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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-19
Wnnts Their Surrender.

Austin, Texas, Dec. 1s.-Gevernol
Sayers to-day appealed to President
Mckinley for the surrender of Lieuten-
ant Ruobottom and all non-commis-
stoned officers at Fort Ringgold
charged with rioting, ETC., during the
disturbance which took place there re-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-19
General Otis Report.

Washington, Dec. 1S,-General Otis to-
day cabled the war department as fol-
lows:
Manila, Dec. 1S-Hushes reports from
Romhlon island his arrival at Capiz,
North Panay, 10th inst. driving out all
Tagaloas. Carpenter, with six compa-
MES. is occupying Northern Panay, two
companies on Romblon island. Hughes
with a battalion of 18th infantry has
gone to Cebu to police that island. Young.
Northern Luzon, reports several minor
engagements with few casualties. Colonel
Hare with small column still in pursuit
of insurgent column which has the Amer
lean prisoners has passed through the
mountains and is marching on Pamplona,
a short distance east of Apart; navy CO.
operating. Seven hundred and thirty-one
Spanish prisoners arrived last evening:
900 more expected to-day; 1,400 leave for
Spain this afternoon"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-19
Committee on Literature.

Washington, Dec 1S.-Chairman Han
ma of the republican national commit
tee has appointed Perry S. Heath,
Charles @. Dawes and Senator Shoup
a COMMITTEES on the distribution of lit
erature authorized by the national
committee.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-19

Printing-Heatwole.M Minnesota; Bore
ing, Kentucky; Tate, Georgia.
Enrolled bills-Baker, Maryland;
Hamilton, Michigan; Stewart, New
York; Henry C. Smith, Michigan;
Lloyd, Missouri; Wilson, South Caro-
lima; Polk, Pennsylvania.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
< OF LOCAL So INTEREST. )

DIR. Bigelow, the Painless Dentist,
will'do some free extracting Nov. 3rd.
See "ad" on page four. 43-2t
About 20 couple attended the club
dance in the town hall last Friday
night.
The Record" says that the suppos-
ed case OF smallpox near New London
has resolved itself into mild form Of
veriloid. The victim lives two and a
half miles out of town.
Little Edith Bennett, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Bennett, got hold
of the ammonia bottle and swallowed
part of its contents. Her tongue
and me nth were badly burned.
r. G. Adams is the proud p assessor
of an Angora kitten that he purchased
in New York the other day. 1t is a
veritable "black beauty" with the
long, silky hair peculiar to its kind.
Hon. Geo. X. Nash, the Republican
candidate for governor, will speak in
Oberlin some time before election day
He began his college course at Oberlin.
Wellington undoubtedly will send q
big delegation to the meeting, roads
and weather permitting.
4
Warren A. Woodworth, we'll knowI
to the older residents OF Wellington
seems to be keeping up his reputation
as hus ling salesman. The Richmond
Va, News gives the following account
OF his latest success in that line
"The American National Bank ha'
Just purchased one Of the Corless pa
tent bank safes from Mr.. W. A. Wood
worth, representing the Mosier Safe
Company, OF Hamilton, Ohio. Mr.
Woodworth has been at the Lexington
for the last ten days. This safe wal
purchased after careful investigation
of the different makes Of safes in the
United States, and is the first one o
this pattern to be used in Virginia. i
is entirely different in structure from
ANYTHING heretofore manufactured L
is called the Planet safe, because OF it,
peculiar shape. The door is pushed
back into the safe instead OF swinging
out. The safe is spherical in form anC
will be placed in the front window o
the banking rooms"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
Photographs
or Large
Portraits.
Orders should be place now
while the weather is good and
we have more time to attend
to your special desires

We always have more than
we can do at holiday time, but
wish to assure you of our de-
sire to please all, and invite
you to give us a trial and let
us make you pictures that are
perfect in likeness and exquis-
ite in finish.
G. S. Bateham.
Studio over Bowlby & Halls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
-=-----ss.s7 -
EDISON'S PLAN
OF AUTOMOBILES

ORANGE. n, J.. July ii.-ThomAa
A. Edison. the inventor. 10 working
on plans 10 make automobile vehicles
light and economical. what his plans
are and how the Edison motor ear
risgcs are 10 be propelled Mr. Edi-
son IL not ready ta say. but that he
viii succeed In turning out some
thing better than anything yet put
on the market he IL confident lie
laughs at the French idea Of meteor
irleyciea. and declares that he viii
turn out a tricycle. which can be- soid
at low price and which win run
100 miles without being recharKsd.
lie IL looking for simplicity. and he
says he will not be satisfied with
anything that child cannot epet-
ate safely and that will be entirely
noiseless.
ON the subject % automobiiea IN
general Mr.. Edison u enthusiastic.
lie declares that II will be a matter
Of only a few years when horses viii
be euriosities- when me automobile
10 perfected. Mr.. Edison says. the
price n a buggy and a two seated
carriage will be less than that 81 n
COED team Of horses. and II VIII cost
only one-fif,h an much for malnten-
aure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

the following transfers we're flied
yesterday In the county auditors
ONCE:
Grace W. Miller and husband.
Thomas O.. 90 =. y. Battissau. lot
Is. block So. Gilman park. June 20.
$40.
". A. and Emma X. biEeiow. 10 n
100 II OF lot /. block Z. d. NJ. Crane
ad. June Il. q. C.. 81.
J. A. Kellogg ct UT. 10 Lena c.
Gritman. 10, 70. block II. Squire park
ad. July Z. 5000.
Asmr. and trustees under viii Of
Horntio Hathaway. Ellen r. Hath
away to John NcMastsr. lot :. block
rs. Renton Hill. June n. $3.50.
Gustav Jacobsen ct ux. 20 North
American Trust company. sL nwh.
sec Is. T 20. u s. except right or way.
May I. 1899. 81.
George r. Aust. trustee for Clara
NJ. Clayton and Margare; A ,RoEan.
to August zaar. lot I, block ?. Union
ad. July 10. $50.
r.. H. Fowler IT uK to r.. u. Par
sons. lots 2. .. 10. Il. 10. II. block 10.
Byron ad. Jane 20. 1910.
Sheriff to New England Northwest
ern Investment company, lot n.
block If. East Lake nd, case 2ies7 vs..
Margaret ". Butler. June 81. 1851 a..
Admrs. OF John ". Magic TO WIN.
Dallwlck. lot ~. block n, Nagle's "a
nd. June 9, $50.
Seattle a Rainier Beach Railroad
Co. 60 Seattle n Renton Railway Co.
all property Of grantor. June 2. 500
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
A ROMANCE
IN GEORGIA

ATLANTA. Ca. July ii.-Niss
Leontlne Chisholm. the wealthiest
young woman in Georgia whose es-
tate is valued at 100000. was ro-
manticaiiy married today to Walter
=. Andrews. a young lawyer Of At.
lanta at South Hampton. Long H.
land. New York. whore the bride was
visiting her guardian. Miss CHS
holm has been one Of the Atlanta
social leaders for six years.. and her
hand was sought by many beaux.
Mfr. Andrews ls poor man. but he
was persistent in his attentions 10
the rich young helress. and a few
days ago she consented TO become
hts bride. telceraphing him to Join
her at Southampton.
She became attached 20 n little
chapel in the place. and decided that
IL would be a nice place in which
to be married she consented that she
would accept the young lawyer. and
today she was married to him In the
chapel The marriage was a great
social surprise in Atlanta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
The Troubled Cashier.

Now II came TO pass that there was
bank cashier VINO was sorely
troubled.
And there came a wise man who
saw the care that was In the bank
cashiers face, and he rpake unto
him. saying.
why are you cast DOWN. Your
features are the features OF one who
In In sore straits. Perchance the
watermelon was still green7"
NO" said the man who was In
trouble. ~ IL nothing that have
eaten. hut how shall I gain the con-
fidence OF those about me7 III live
humbly they say I do so TO ward or
suspicion. and n indulge In lux
urics they al once declare that I am
stealing. what must I dor"
Then the wise man opened his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
WEATHER FoRCcAsy.

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Wednesday fair. warmer. north
west 10 north winds.
The distribution % pressure re-
mains not materially different from
what u was Monday morning. a hirt
area IL located over northwest wash
inxton. and the principal low" .ver
California. condition which Is fav-
orable for continued fair and warm
weather In the vicinity ~ Seattle.
The temperature has risen in Cali
foruia. Oregon and in the Rocky
Mountain region. The highest tenn
perature ls 70. which Ia reported from
pocatsiio. Idaho. the lowest IL -. q,
Spokane and kailspsll.
No rain has occurred except q trace
at Helena Fog ts reported from
Eureka and San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
MUST PAY UP
THE CLAIM

TRENTON, ". J.. July ti.-it has
taken the heirs OF the John Potter
estate. % Charleston. $. C.. ninety
eight years 20 bring the United
States government TO time on a
claim. This fact came out In a de-
eisien rendered by the United States
district court here yesterday.
At the time OF the French rsVelu-
ton Potter was a merchant and the
owner Of several sailing vessels. one
Of them. the Hetty Jane. was seiEed
BY the French on the high seas a
short time subsequent to the reVo-
luton. and few years later claim
for $4,000 was made against this
government Three or four months
ago this claim was allowed
Bayard Stockton was made admin
istrat0r OF the estate. but his ac-
counting VA. net satisfactory 10 u.
Stockton. OF Elizabeth. who took the
matter 20 the courts IL was found
that there was a difference Of only a
dollar between the two S;ocktous.
and the Judge threw the case out
Of court.
There are a. heirs to the estate.
and their shares range from $50 10
S.S09.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
To
CREMATE HER

rirrsBunG. Pa. July ii.-Mrs.
Jewel Sneathen today entered suit
for divorce against clifford r. II.
sneathen. The couple are well known
residents % the East End and have
alleges cruelty and names "a eo-rc-
apondent.
II il charged that the husband
threatened 60 make away with his
wife In a more secret manner than
did Luetgert. the Chicago butcher,
by crematlns her Ia the furnace OF
the Sneathen home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
THE SUSPECTS
SHOWED FIGHT

AKRON. o.. July LIT II beiiev-
ed that an attempt was made 10 hold
~ the limited on the Cleveland q
Pittsburg. near Hudson. at an early
hour this morning Two men were
discovered on the roof OF the sleep
er between Bedford and Hudson.
Passengers were notified 10 be on the
lookout and Hudson was notified to
have officers at the depot. The train
was stopped at this place and the
men tried to escape. Several dctec-
lives covered them AMI they show
81 night. There was an exchange OF
shots. but no one was hit. They
we're finally put under arrest, Both
refused to state their names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
Ne Drug Trust

KANSAS CRY. iuiy 1.-THE Ma
sional Drug Company. which. when
fully organized. intended to control
the Wholesale drug business Of the
country. received a black eye at a
meeting OF - Wholesale druggists
from all parts OF the country. A
vote was taken and - voted against
entering the trust. The remaining
eight announced that they would
abide by the decision Of the major
tty. ~ was said after the meeting
that the formation 81 the National
Drug Company Ia now an impossi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

LEXINGTON. KY. July u.-tIon.
Champ clark. Of Missouri, Hpok" at
the chautauuua house thia morning
10 the largest audience ever seen In
Woodland park In an interview he
said Nothing hut death viii pre-
vent Bryan from becoming the nom.
inec for President lie says the
Chicago platform will be reafiifmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

departure carried a gun. The hey
wears a bicycle suit. carries no has
case and only little money lie Il
an accomplished amateur entertain
or, and relies on hts ability In this
line to win the ahckcis Of the Kan.
sans and obtain accommodations en-
route.
II guess than I'm making some
Roadway" said the persistent lnVcr,
who Is not In favor with her father.
hut I thought the old gentleman
kicked YOU cut whenever he found
you at the house ?" lie does, but I
have noticed that ne Is not kicking
nearly as hard OF late. feel sure
that he Is gradually felcntinE. DE.
tror Free rr-as,
AZ wallaaey. England. three boys
from Holylake were ordered to he
birehea by the court for stealing four
pounds of nails and placing them on
a bridge over which hundreds of BIZ
cyclists passed. Dozens of pune
lures occurred. and the boys, who
confessed their guilt. were found be-
hind hedge near the bridge. whence
they commanded good view Of the
victims.
A shellnsh known IA the pIanna In
the Mediterranean has the curious
power OF spinning vtscid silk. witch
Is made In Italy into a regular fab.
rte The silk Is spun by the shell
fish In the f,rst place for the purpose
OF attaching itself TO the rocks. II is
able To guide the delicate iiiaments
10 the proper place and then glue
them fast. and u they are cut away
II can reproduce them.
out on one OF the bouievards a
newly arrived slav applied for work
The foreman looked him over
Manner he said, what name p
The stranger smiled and drew a long
breath. My name Is lgnatx Prys-
hxyi--" Hold ont" reared the fore
man. What's the matter with you ,
That isn't your name. Your name 4.
Kelly. And Kelly u was thereafter.
Cleveland rialndeaier.
Fio.sie. a city miss Of four. was
visiting In the country. one day she
accompanied her grandmother to the
hsrnyard. where shc was very much
frightened at sight Of a big EohieF
strutting about why. Ffossl~. :
said the old lady. ia II possible that
you are afraid % a turkey when you
helped 90 eat one yesterday Yes.
grandma" replied the little miss.
but this one amt cooked. Chicago
News.
The Philadelphia Times publishes
the following letter srom a pcrpiex~si
reader; Can you inform me wheth-
er the shirt waist proposed for the
male ser lx 10 b. the sport OF fash
ION and TO pass from cambria TO silk.
having pompadoar sleeves at the
shoulders. or l. ~ for this season 20
n; znugiy 60 the armsf Can psrcsisr
be worn. or is orEaniy permissible ,
Il u to be beited at the waist ana
end there. or 10 Il to preserve a
masculine continuity Endorsed by
older practicssf OF course. " we
must wear shirt waists. vac want TO
wear the right thing. and We seek
authority. Yours faithfully. Doubt
and Anxiety"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

mouth and said great thing
''Hsoraamueh aH YOU are 40 blame
frnid somebody viii suspicion you, n
must he that you are crooked. lie
hold. I am Sherlock Holmes. the
younger. and I arrest You Ia the
name Of the law"
Aud Il was found that the cashier
had stolen much.
Moral Now, therefore. when a
man IL afraid the chances are that
he has something Co be afraid Of
Chicago Times Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
the following 4, the standing OF the


WILMINGTON. Del. July IA
kissing bug was captured in the
court house this morning by Clerk
John Conahan AZ Il was walking on
the coat of Clerk ". w. Davis. pre-
pairing TO attack him. Mrs. John A.
Kreuger. Of Clayton street. caught n
bus In her yard today
The bug has reached Smyrna. one
Of them attacking Dr. r. G. Moore,
who captured u. but not until he
had been bitten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
SULTAN sMlNclE MILL

r. A. Casey, the we'll known ahinglc
mill at sultan that viii have a 30
horse power engine. Mr.. Casey ex-
poets 10 turn out large amount Of
shingles. though the probable output
OF the mill cannot yet be estlmat ted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
SUICIDE OF
A CHINAMAN
Hanged Himself In . Base.
ment on Washington st.


Dong Dong. Chinese cook and
eanncryman. committed suicide IN
the base ment at SOS Washington
street by hanging himself TO the raft.
ers about 5 o'eloek yesterday after
neon. lie was found by some of his
eoustrymen about go o'clock, and
thtrase was reported 70 the coron-
er's once shortly after. pong werk-
ed In a cannery in Helllngham bay,
and recently ran away, coming 20
Seattle. IL Is stated by his coun-
trymen that his mind was unealanc-
ed. Dong has resided In the United
States. and has a cousin iivlng here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

/ mr.. isq7, merehantabie ~. per NJ.
81 Goa6ho No. cedar. feap7i COM
mon. per NJ. tasi spruce logs. ,o.5o.
cedar nhlnKie bolts. i2W1h0.
f'ir lumber Rough. 81 90. thick m.
iHhed. surfaced. one or two sides. 4.
10 and - Inches wide, fitd2o. lengths
7 u 90 10 feet. special lengths. tGg per
N extra. ona.inch fininh. ti3His. all
vertical grain. 81 per ~ extra. floor
Ing. dressed aud matched, H703l.
stock boards. s.inch. faals. i0-iueb.
- 50ais. l2-inch. sieaia. fencing.
No. or G-lnch flniHh. %. No. ?. -,
] v or channel rustic OF drop siding.
weight 1000 lbs. siiMit. Fir timber.
ioiais and ncantiines. rough. $1,000
10. y n, ip.d0efis. q, NtU
II. box boards, i2.inoh and up, 80.
Washington Rcd Cedar Lumber
Rough. tsUa. bevel f,dinR. weight 200
lbs. titais.6d, ceiling. weights. Nos.
I. aud 3, Minoh. 1900 lbs Nos
1. and 2. X -ineh 100 lbs. il3Uz7,
wainscotnE. si0uii; rustic. t2bmys.
a. shingles. 81 80. standard shingles
tio. i-inoh finish. ~. IL ana 10 feet
t25Qsi thick finish. t2saa0. cedar
squares, 7. =. . and 10 feet. t2tusoi
plcketH. ti2.
Kiln-drled. 81 In advance Of green.
drayage zoe.
Jobbing Quotations.
The jobblng quotations today were
as follows
Sugar Uobblngl -ooiden c. In bbls
tlso. extra G. IA bills. &C.. powdered.
$500. dry gtanulatcd. $40. cube. So.
o.. beet. t5.to. spot cash prices
Flour. etc. OobblnK) Patent Ex-
eellent $50. Novelty 4. t12si Star
1bakersD. i2.1b: California brands.
10. corn meal. yellow, sI.ei per 100
pounds In i0-lb sacks corn meal.
white. i75 per 100 Ibs IN in.ib sacks.
huckwheat flour. pure. $50 per 20
lbs In 9.ib sacks. cracked wheat. t7.z5
per leo ibs In i0-tb sacks. farina. a.
IS per loo lbs In i0.ib sacks. fafina.
t30o per 100 lbs ia Bib sacks. steel.
cut oatmeal. 1850 per loo lbs IN io-ib
sacks. graham -four. ti.7s per 100 lbs
In i0-ib sacks. whole wheat flour.
tiss per 100 lbs In lob sacks. rye
meal. ~ 10 per 100 lbs in io-ib sacks.
rye flour. y Is per 100 lbs In io-ib
sacks. spill, peas. iOo-lbs sacks. y 20;
split peas. taoo per zoe lbs IN 1s-ib
boxes. pearl barley. tt25 per 100 lbs
In sacks. wheat Makes. Ts-ib boxes.
tsio. wheat makes. g. 20 per case Of
70 g-Ib pkga: fancy rolled oats. t2k5
per bale. In s-lb sacks. corn meal.
yellow. @ 70 per bbi In se-lb sacks.
eoFn meal. white. o. 20 per hbi In %
ID sacks. buckwheat -four. pure. 81 70
per bbi In t9.lb sacks. cracked wheat
tsoo per Dbl in t0-ib sacks. steel cut
oat meal. 20 70 per bhi in E0-ib sack.
graham -four. % per bbi in bo-ib
sacks. whole wheat -FOUR. - 90 per
hbi In so-ib sacks. rye meal. ia.Ts per
bbi In so-ib sacks. rye -four. Hoa per
bill: fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net in
hbir, ssts. fancy rolled oats. eo.ib
sacks. 8 %: fancy rolled oats. per
case. ss.Tb.
Coffee UobbIus) --Grsen-Mocha.
per 10. s9a ste: Java. per 10. ssGsse.
Costa Riea. choice. per 10. iS4iso.
Roasted. Arbuckie's. ia ioo-ib eases.
per leo lbs. 81 q. ee-ib eases. per leo
les. ff2ss. alb cases. per 100 lbs.
fists. Java. so-ib tins. per 10. &c.
sack. sac. Alden Mocha. s7Se. Cara
cola. ase. Guatemala. sie. ground
coffee. isdsoc: Lion. zoos. st2st: sss.
usss. sss. fists.
=--zz-s-aa-a-s=s==----ss--=-z--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
Gig Deal In Texas Cattle

SAN ANTONIO. TEX. July IL
one OF the largest cattle trades ever
when J. 81. chittim OF san Antonio
transferred so,o00 steers So the new
syndicate represented by the George
H. Loving Commission house at ara
20 per head. the aggregate price be.
Ing 81 i05 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
PLOTTING
FRENCHMEN
Conspiracy Against tho Gov.
eminent Revealed.

PARIS, July ii,--lt IL stated that
the report of the project OF police
revealing a Royaliat plot to over
throw the government. ~ authenti-
Gated. Count casteliaue and other
RoyaiiHtA may be prosecuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE games 10
the National league yesterday re.
suited az follows. A, Brookiyn-Phii.
adslphis 10. Brooklyn 0. at wash
instan Baltimore 1. Washington Z
at pt,tsbuFg- Z. rittshufs
.. at Boston-Sew York 0. Boston B.
second wamss-aas,on q NsS York
s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
ALL SORTS"

A motor car passenger service Ia
nnootsd between Pretoria and the
TransyaaL
sardou. like Baisae. keeps a store
OF note books and scrsS books for use
In his work
China plates. cups and saucerr
must never be piled up when hot. as
Tire heat causes the glaze to crack.
Tho South African Republic ex-
ported last year s.Sss.eis ounces Of
gold and nearly to.oso tons Of coal.
A Maryland law prohibits Baiti-
more policemen from doing rnechan-
zeal work for the department or for
hire
Monksys. wild bears and many
kinds OF snakes are found In the
Philippines. but no tigers. lions.
wolves or bears.
Kansas city has established an In
stituts particularly for substitute
teachers. In order that they may be
kept up to the modern methods %
teaching. pending their securing per
manent positions.
A Georgia convict. working with
others. escaped recently by piling
bricks In a hollow square and thus
shutting himself In until the con-
victs had been locked up for the
night.
which used TO bring f1.5o and %
head for horse meat. are now brlns-
Ing SIS each. There 10 o great de-
rnand for heavy work horses and also
for horses for the cavalry service.
which has brought the price up.
a nobieman in England made q
wager Of 1850 one hundred years ago
that a man could live twelve hours
under water. A man who was reck-
less Of life offered TO go down. and
was sunk IN an old chip. Neither the
cean nor the ship was recovered.
Said Gen. o. o. Howard at the
1SpOwdoin commencement dinner the
other day: You may ask me what
made me a military man. I don't
know but I think II may be because
my uncle wanted me to go 10 West
Point In place Of his son. who had
too narrow a chest"
Free Russia. published In London,
says that a Nihiitst paper. called
Rabotschaya MyHsi. has existed in
81. Petersburg for year without
the police having succeeded IN dis
covering tho place where 10 is print
cd. although from En0 70 1000 copies
OF each issue have been distributed.
Senator Clark. OF Montana, recent D
~ laid an asphaltum walk before his
western home. and the composition
being not yet dry caused a temper
airy board walk to be erected with
the sign. Take the Board Walk .
Some local wags noted this and the
day after Its appearance carried of
the walk and wrote under the Sign
the words We have"
Leslie Bassett. ~ years old, Is rid
ing across the many miles 0f prairie
between Colorado and the Missouri
fiver The idea OF making this jaunt
across three states struck tho boy
Last winter. Attempts were made to
persusdc him TO abandon the trip
were useless. Anticipating that high
waynen might attack him. ne prac-
ticed with a revolver. and on his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11

The seattle Junk Go. pays lowest prices,
but square business. lee Railroad avenue.
Telephone Blsck ma.
Alaska Junk CO pays highest prices.
prompt returns. No. iii Western avenue
Telephone Pike ila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-11
FOUND

Pound The place 10 buy stoves, turni-
tute. invalid chairs. croekery, pillows. com.
forts barber chair, mirrors pisnos sewing
machines. everything and anything. T.
Chapiuis second hand store, COZ and COS
Pike street