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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

TIE Arion Society % New York
visited here today, and a festival
among the Germans q this city was
ne result The elaborate pFcpaFa-
lions fer the reception was sueces-
fuzzy carried out,
The local committee havluE chArEc
~ the entertainment consisted ~
Judge II - strive. Chaa Oaner.
Wm. HsttE. r. wtukieF. = Richter.
Carl Msnsinx. +. q. Edsen. John
ciAussen. Andrew Heinrich. +.
schmidt. l. kohn. August Melhorn.
and Geo. WarmbarK THIS commit
tee left on tbs early morning train.
meeting re Arions At Puyaliup. The
party VAS supposed 70 arrive IN So
att at SO 8. IN. but the train MAS
ever twa hours late.
On arrivine AT the Columbia stree,
station the visitors were met By
waguer'a band. they then paradsd
to Yesler way. where a number 81
special cars we've In waiting and ar
ter going te the end Of the line. and
a short stay In te-.ch. park. the
party embarked IN steamers aud sn-
joyed an excursion ard band concert
on the lake. a Landing was made u
Madison park. and luncheon and re-
frezhneuts we've served In the paw
iiion
The visitors expected 20 leave f.
attic between 2 and o'clock this
afternoon. bttt ewing 60 the delay in
arriving hsre. u may b. 5 o'clock be-
fore they depart
After leaving here a abort visit viii
be made at Tacoma. from whence the
party will leave fer California
TIE committee having the exeur-
sion In charge IL composed % the
following Richard Weinacht. prrsi
dent. John r. windaiph. John Refs
enwsasr. Chris scaisck. ir.. Max
Schwartz. ". = MsrshSu. John
Bohn. ur Gus Schoier. W p Mer-
shon. New York agent for tire North
ern Pacific. f. tn charge % transport
alton arrangements.
Those In the party are Mr.. VIM. J
Amend. Mrs WIN. ]. Amend Nra.
Edwd y. Amend. Miss Amelia Hnr-
tells. Or Alfred Harteia. Nj Wilhelm
Barteis. Mrs Wilhelm Farteis. Mira.
Herman Bartach. Ludwig Birseck.
Miss Anna Hosstger. Mr.. n ".
BosttKsr. Mrs. n. W BoettEer. Nm.
John Hohne. Mrs John Bohne Nrs.
II BuiHuger. e. y. Degeuharfit
Rlchd. r. Dehnhorf. Henry Dinany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
TWENTY EXCURSIOyISTS
PERISHED NlSER ABLY
And Twenty Others Were injured In a
Bar Harbor Ferry Accident,

Harhui. the feature being the war
ships witch were expected e. arrive
Al vhv Mount Dessert ferry the train
is LETT and the people take steamer.
fhe first train arrived with eleven
shr loads. A the tNeuraioniais LEFT
the ears aud struck out fnr the terry
the weight On thr hiH gang plank
was too great and q fcll. Thrrr slides
OF the slip iH enclosed by piles A.
tho people Tell the scene Was Terrible.
Men aud women grabbed one auoth-
rT. Bapea and other He saving APP
paratua were thrown and ali possible
assistance was given the unfattun-
Ate \ atraug current runs under
meath the slip and many were carried
out - reach. The work ~ rescue
went quickly on and With the aid 81
a diver every one was placed in a
place ~ safvty aud the bodies we're
recovered.
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l. S. aoraHIos ae6Izf. ~ o.. ii
and o. YfIias HIaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
To SETTLE CASE
OF CAPT.CARTER

wAsulNgToN. kur Attorney
General tirssH Niii return Ga wash
inrtun This week with the paper tn
Tee caae ~ capt Ehsrlin carter. . h1
les recommended FOR dismissal from
be army and imprisonment nu
charge of aiding iu stealing mpfr
than million dollars wn~th ~ GOV
eminent funda When he reaches
hla decision be- viii go 10 Lake
Champlain and LAP the matter before
rr.alIrnl M.lInlrY
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n Vast Mortgage Filed.

sI'IuNuFtELn. Mo. Aug :. r. 4
hfHt mortgage given ty the Amcfiz
can Writing Paper Company L. the
old Colony Trust Company an truu=
tee FOE the houdhuldefa. WAS tiei Ia
the registry ~ deoiH' office IN this
city to-day. together with the wars
fhuty deeds Of the real estate Of the
different mills in the county trims
fcrrrd "a the American writing Pa
per Company 'shr mortgage Ia Tor
81 600 oon and Internal revenue
stamps to the amount ~ ., boo have
been placed uuan II and cancelled.
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FELL OVERHEARD
AND DROWNED
A Sunday Csrouser Meets
Death In the Lake.

An unknown man. sald 70 BE = log
ger. felt from the steamer city ~
Renton. on Lake Washington. yes
teriay and VAS drowned capt r
~ Muuacn states that several mon
who we're Ia an intoxicated condition
boarded the steamer on the 3 O'Clock
trip from the west slide. They were
told 10 keep inside tho cabin. Just
a. the steamer rounded Point Var
row. one II the men leaned over the
rail-. and. LOSING his balance. fell
aVarbni I'd Lines were thrown 10
him and ~ steamer brought 20 a
stop. The man disappeared before
help could reach him The body lies
In about 100 feet of water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

RAR HARRoR. Me. Aug. 7.-IN
the giving away Of i0Nie foot gang
plank yesterday at the Mount Dessert
ferry slip, over iaN people were pre-
euitated into the icy waters and 20
were Killed and 30 injured
Those who persisted are as follows
Mrs, Wan. Murray. irving llrldgeH.
Albert Coison. Mrs Alouno oakes. J.
Murray. Mrs Hollis Eatey. clifford
cushman. Miss taHaie Wood. Miss
Louise Bartlett Miss Grace summer.
Charles ". noWnea. = \ swretner.
orr N tapgdhn. q r. BENNETT and
wife. Mrs a u billings. Mrs. 3. e
Slower. Mrs Georgr barWcnt Mrs
q. X. BENNETT. Mise Lewis.
1t Is believed this morning that an
81 the bodies have heen recovered.
Those Injured are doing well.
Yesterday the Maine Central rail
road arranged Tor excursions 60 tisr
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ltaf sur tatlHfsFn a g5u rdatfatfoss srl
~ ltsrs iigH N.sists Ate. Tt Bar rs.
HaHbaII. atHefsI laIflan T-l Green -.
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Impossible to Xiii MIN.

COLUMBUS. .. Aus 2 Louis
Llstun. ~ irouion. -. vas run over
by freight train for the thlri time
in his NE and ESCAPED unirmn-a.
save Tor a cash n the back ef his
head. lie anA fnur other iruutou
buys triri 10 catch s freight ta get
hack e. shsHr humes. Llsfun frti an
der the trucks WaH doubted W likr
ball and ROLLED under IS ears. s..
eap.nE with slight injuries Tho same
thing had happened t. him tNies be-
fore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

LONDON. Aus z The Morning
Posts rarin correspondent faYa D.
helsNen that the request ~ thc Ann
rrlcan commissioners t. he allowed
60 moor pautuau un the Eeiue or
poslte tho American pavilion at the
expedition in 1890 Will br granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
REPORT or RECEIVER.

The report Of John Kcllrhrr
receiver ~ the firm pf tombstone q
Spcrr flour and grain merchandising
been flcd In the superior court. Hs
has 81 3t2 on hand aud asks tho court
to pay him for his troubles aud al
vide The remainder among the cred
ItOra
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tasTIn ~ men o. Casa1Is uHaeH w.
H.HI $50 EH#f HaIH a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
WILL BEAT THE AIR

seattle and rseama travelling men
Niii meet on the diamond al Y 81
q = PARK. Ia this city. August -
The game IHamiHea e. be equally as
interesting az the ONE between thu
Seattle and Portland railway pas
senfrr agents played here july -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
SEWER CONTRACTS LET

At a meeting of tbs board ~ pub
Iic works hsla Saturday afternoon
= Mcclellan was awarded the cum
tract faf the construction 20 seNet
ga Third avenue north. his bid heluE
g. $50 20. Surrat q Goeta received
thr contract for sever on Serand
avenue north. their bad beins - 90 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
MINING NEWS.

The Aiashau Commercial company
iH making Hnfue extensive develop
menta an mines near Prince william
sound ON the oarfr prupatty 81
Land ked has q tunnel has bee 10
driven i7G feet Thraa hour shifts
~ 10 men each nrr being employed.
The ledge iu over frai wide. and ir
running In - per cent copper
A. Port Dick. an Prince william
sound. - men are at work develop
inr q gold. copper and silver mine.
The property is on the Sound siie
~ the Renal peninsula. T'he Ledge
n fe~t wide. and assays $500 per
ton
=. s. Chapman. who haH mining
properties on Cooks inlet. b. In s..
attls. and is taiukins ~ taking by
dauife machinery e. hla mines m
the north. Most ~ the mines De-
Gays. are summer iiKEinrs The
Polly mine Was showing ~ well
when left"
FIfty men ara at work on new do
seiouncnts at the Golden Tunur
our - the best King county proper
ties new tunnel iH being driven.
aud rruascuta are being made. The
ore f. improving with the depth -
the mine. and the assays are prom
Using
\ syndicate ~ Enrlish capitalists
are nlid to De negotiating Tor tho
purchaer = two ~ the Hernsra bay
aunrtr mines for q consideration 81
q 900 Gn0 T. A. piFhE the expert
who has been north inspecting tho
property. la now at IN" Hotel Butler
with g } Afford. a member ~ tho
syndicate Thomas Newell. tho head
81 tho company which owns the
mines. la ia Alaska. but hr express
Ell himself az feeling assured tho
deal would be contaminated SWINE
time. II lH reported that another
syndicate is making preparations ta
develop u large crosscut NJ low grade
ore across the bay from the howell
property.
Special sale Fine note paper, ln
boxes Denny coryell e., &c lat ave.
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ANOTHER ARREST MADE

Gcorgr r. o'Renlsy proprietor n
q ntloun at ~ Washington street,
was arrested Saturday evening BY
officer Hubbard for permitting h
minor 60 enter hls saloon. The ease
viii be- tired tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. N. Aug. 7.--Games in
the National league yesterday re-
suited as follows ~ Cincinnati frst
game Cincinnati Q, Louisville 8. Sec
ond game Cincinnati Z. - Louis q;
at CHicago, first Eamo--chic8Ro ..
cleveland 10, second game. Chicago
.. cleveland s.
m. .t.,tfpt. 81 -tttt.. de- a.. ,.tt..,,#..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday morning The markets OPP
cncd with very lttlc change from the
prices Of Saturday, hut Cuuf1ni
boat ls expected In and lf unluaded
In time VIII cause some changes in
the fruit and vegetable market Ban
nnus are very scarce and the demand
for them IL poor California sweet
potatoes viii be more plentiful after
today.
Some changes In the price If nsh
are expected durlug the week. hut
meats are likely to hold firm.
Groceries and grains, with the cx-
ceptian Of barley. are stationary.
Poultry and dairy products started
on the old prices. but poultry VIII de-
cline during the week.
~ following prices are being Of
fercd 10 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car nj Seattle.
Grain oats. $3.50. barley. tlaO0.
wheat chicken feed $40 20. bran. sii,
shorts. $500
Hay-Puget sound, per ton. tGU6.5O
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TO RErURs REMAINS.

nutterworth 8 SION have received
word ta seud e. Council city. Alaska
TO- the remains ~ uf Adoiph Men
ard who died ia April The body
vii H. shipped b. Holyoke, MaHa..
far burial
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Fresh Meat 0phhlnsl Cow beef.
e per 10. steer hrer 5tse per H..
muttpn. Wethrr " prr %. pork 7tse
pee 10. veal large. &C. per To- small
Toe
Provisions 0obhinRl Hams iarEr,
isisc hams. small. itc. breakfast hA-
con. tiisc. dry sal,et aides. sa.c. Rex.
SO
Lard tnhbinEl- Home made. per
10. 7Ars white Star. -. Gin special.
stse. lard compound. tterces. g.. BcK.
So
Fresh Fish gahhlnri -iIai.but
G8tr. salmon. sH1e. rsuadera .Hfe.
aaier. 28te. rock cod. ssfae. ahr mrs.
- ameit zafr oysters. olympia. a.
- rrr sack. q - per gallon. CLAIMS.
81 ~ per sack uuurenaaa crabs. i've.
81, cooked. ITO. iine col. sHec
black cod. cite. bass. 5Ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
POISONED BY
HIS OWN SISTER

CARM1. III. Aug. Mrs Ivy A.
Crabtree. aged rs. who has confessed
20 having put poison IN the food u
her father, stepmother brother and
a ueighbor. Berry Carter. resulting
IN the death ~ the boy and serious
Illness Of the other three. has been
taken 10 jail The girl placed arssu-
r. IN the cabbage and rough on rats
IN the coffee served FOR dinner last
Friday and Floyd Warthen. who
was only ~. died last night
Revenge for wrongs supposed to
be imaginary was the motive Of tho
young woman IN attempting to de-
stroy the lives u her parents
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Nuts wainuts per ~ sacks. i1e
black wainutn. lee ueca ua. Zoe. aim
onda. fancy soft shell isHisr aim
unds. NJ. 2 t'e. peanuts. e. pine.
ior. rpraunuts. Per dog "a. s5H SOC
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THE PACIFIC Tailoring Cn.-Nest SIS. SIS
ANA $50 HuitH made 4u tho city. NYetuE.
cleaning. repairing. us Third avenue
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NnE a EHLANn. Neslrr wharf sat
ul4teTs riEErrs Hu1 ship chambers maI
Hf#. IuiHrH Uf tents. tHrnuullns, mintu
I.4aH canvas eft HlI widths
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| isHHt.tu HhiHHtuu tiiuuiHYl III 70
Wl2t alfalfa. }aHio
lHaH strictly nush ranch. "le
nutfrr Fraah ranch. sniac best
creamery 2umstc.
Poultry Chickens, live. i50tfAe.
drraaed, Ice
lave stock Choice beef cattle.
COWS. giBate. steers. lUiAe Fapi
boRa i've. .uaAe hogs dressed De-
calves. dressed. iatgs. C.. small. g..
calves large live. So small G..
Hides. Potts aud Woul Heavy
SOUND. saltrd nrera over 90 lbs. g.
medium sound. per 10. 4'ac. light
sound. under 10 iba. e. cows. sound.
an weights. T.. stays. bulls and oxen
4mhe. salled kipH. o.. calves. per No.
sc green htdsH, h. less tEnn sJliHi.
dry hides. per n. i2r. Day cuis one
third leHa, summer deer. per lb. e2M
&c. winter deer dry ltmiGe. ptpery
deer. au12c. dry clka 9Gtlee. green
elk, ief5g. sheep potts. 2bdpie. shear
linEH. tiafa5c. Eastern Washington
WOOL se. Western Washington wupi
l2ei dirty or timber burned. Toe tall
low. 2EW3e.
Vegetables.
rptbtoea OahbnR New pulafYaH.
lm4e per TO- hceta. 81 aoa 30.
per sack. carrots. rsr sack. 81 CO..
garlic De-, fhbbarh. ztarff3e PET ibs
tomatoes pct elae. ierE1i 'ailfur-
Mia tomatoes. per ease. d5os arts
ehakeH per dozen, 50e. wax beans,
su6c per 10. string beams. DC psf Do.
urw cabbage. i@the. new onions.
St2tai 50 per sack rrnH. t01f Early
ltasr potatoes. t2Go821a rsr carload
sack green corn. Zoe duz
fruits.
orrou Fruit dubbIun Orange
Hafeia. 500. iampuf. f1i apples.
ttfff.ap per bar haHaatH. 81 aaH a1
per bunch California black nEa. 20
M borsa. 81 CO. cartoons. % -a sweet
apple cider. SOC nHH Eli. med sweets.
% 90. peaches. laffHuH q baa hilfk
berries, g o. rsrpbefftaH Fi2.efl N
per ease. currautn. 81 opui.st. water
MELONS 's1z5q. muHis melons. 81 so9 /
q cherries. 1as7ac. california sfap
81 2sut5s. California sweet patataya.
per ID. g..
eottsf. Cheese. ngws end Poultry |
fiutt~r- Ranch. ioaiae fancy dai
~. To- squares lg8igc. washiari'n
erramrtlea. pound prints lNH2oe |
Eastern Iowa and Eigin. - 80.
Cheese UabbnvI Native wash /
lnEtan. tiW1zc. Eastern. li4i2t CAL /
Ifarna. lie
ErEa 0abbiagl- strictly fresh T.
ranch. ezc
Honey California comb. ioGiic /
strained. fe
Poultry Spring chickens aH4e T
frycrn. 81 95a o.. I've turkeys. i5c I
ducks. ~. geese iao. live weight.
hsy. Grain and feed.
Hay uphbins)-Puket sound pef .
fan. f3Ws Eastern Washington TIM I
hthY III 900 itdo. alfaifa. sin nofftt01 f.
oats ttnbbinrl Per ton $50 o.
Harley Steam rolled. 81. whole. .
81
corn Whole. 81 "a. cracked. So
feed meal. per ton So 90.
Eyed wheat. 81. uii cake. meal. /
SO o.. mlddiiukF. 81 ooaz1.eo. bran 4
81 %. shorts. 80 o9uii o. chopped /
feed 80 eoat - %. dairy CHOPPED feed. {
tisOo.
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TIE Penn forest trout hatchery.
near Mauch Chunk, Pa Is sald to
be the most complete propagation
r.iant Of the kind in the world.
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&fl- Ht SWAN Turkish AMI unedIcatsd
taths. nervous WrakntaF chronic dHaeas-
- cured. rsaHirHH to - racnc t1k
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sorn brns Co.. sIfth and Fiku.
Prescription sb-+i.A.s Tso.sg flss :.
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riif SETTLE Iank e.. rsyz z555st Price.
hHf HuaHf haaucss. las Railroad avenue.
HHi H'sTk i1iH.
ALASKA Junk 90. pays highest rftces.
HrauFt utuuls. No Itil Western Ave.
Tti 4'ikf ilg
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I4as

liFIHtf bono #mada bread. a.fer ara
l zee .a be- eIfF lfHafrhif1 Ave.
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o,HNHs mos. 100 sl-r--lleya ela..
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uE EVERY description mfg aua repairing
furnaces Hui sirul stoves ian roofing. T T.
clark. Irt ~ Madison ST. 'thuuc Main 4ST
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Special Sale Fine note paper. lu
boxes Denny Coryell e.. nc lat ave.
voll. the Assayer. 3i-as RoxweiI blk
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HOTEL Hi,9NrHN Nl1 FJfst aYeaue-oooi
H.rf#faf. fuauHH single ar ~ suite. low
lafcsz lssil Grams manager
~ NnF .ah ream a. anticipate a change
MS fhe kaHhHffrf Hafri. Pike and second !.
F.H7I FuHfn 81 ler arrk uicei2 furniahe1
.HtHtae o. ne = q s. franslcnts &C and
=" frss tatHs5 ,iectfie ugats
HurfL YORK Fisat avenue ana I.iks. nrst
flsss rafas ard taHrl at s. per week.
HOTEL. COLLIN Ger ThlfI ami cherry.
ifl elasz fsem ant i.9.d - week and %.
sNuuu HOUSE 10 sauth Fsffh sin
Sc r-HF 81. flsu and s. PER week
4tffs t8,aUEIA #ieaB FIrst akcuus. elcsanu
fseniHtaHl fusHlH. - ana s. week suites
Eith htfh ttE - e stark ~ lriator.
uaTEfs SAVOY Tleasaut rranis. o2s FIRST.
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fng Nis-Ihs rfara e. hay stoves. furus
tHfs. iuFuHH chairs Cfr.krrF. ulllaNs.
rsHIfartF. hafhar chairs. r. pianos.
fFHiuF HHH HiHra. tsEfgthiuH AMI any
th5tH o. tHaHIu Hfta nd AAni siure. CJI
IL -. FL 49,
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MRS JASeHEfE rrlffssieua 4 midwife d
nurse. turnff E7th and Madison stree
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sronN0E am WARruousE.


EA5tft Is MORGAN. #uG-Hto Occidental av.
Nafu Ia. Fyu trtaruEv. iittr huulE house
H#H. ifth.r IteHHUta atCt pied as collateral ..
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Ei HHEE tpe. aluminium and enamel LETT
tHrF for signs Hul house numbers Ghas.
NesfHu# $40 NeaiHr WHB. Tel Hack ia42.
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METROPOLITAN ruatnr & HIndInE co.
40 1eslsr way rhanr tIHe COZ
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BWool oUl0Cas AsD conIalcIoas

o. aH fsrH# aHH# EHHHrfs. ftH pIlr drI -
IHf so f..HlatI#uH. ieal.fa lu riisf, l9gs
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T. 81 uErEw dantiaf spselaIlst IN
haf aHar azrk 49, Burse bald
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Ins S .arsii la1is. = itss'.n hissk s. "
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HiH EHlftaH a DEWITT HaHflaHeefs r..
tsIH1r HHl rfHrHE-. fHfH frT asr1Hd #lHu
fHrHltHra 1919 H.H#i HFf IHI Igef IuI
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AIRS. HANSEN. ear 4th aad Pine rpe
sale % ail spfins ana summer Eoeds
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mrruRr sI'tclAIIsr


Hil'rtEE cured without knife. pain or 10
uf time. iteHm 81 HalNaEe block.
The times., 1899-04-23
GLASS TRUST PROPOSAL.
New York Capitalists After the Sc
ern Factory.

New York Capitalists After the Sew
ern Factory.
Annapolis. Md. April pa meeting Of
the stockholders of the Ssvern Glass Fac
tory was held yesterday afternoon at the
company's office at Eastport. The object
of the meeting was to consider a PROPOSE
tion made by several New York capitalists,
said to represent the gleSs trust, and who
desire to purchase thes plant. 1t is not
known whether it is their intention to clos,
up the factory or continue it on a larger
scale.
One OF the stockholders of the company
said the proposition came in the shape of
an enquiry several days ago, and the pros
pective purchasers desired to know the
valuation of the Eastport plant at once.
so as to decide whether it would be an ad
vantage to buy before July 1. The factory
is now being successfully managed, and
has very encouraging future. Enough
orders have been received to keep it go
ing and the glass is of fine grade.
The reputation of the factory" he
added, lis now established in commercial
circles, and the plant would have to be en-
larged in a short time, and the number OF
employees increased.
Il would not like to see the factory shut
down, and hope if the majority of the
stockholders decide to sell out that they
will do go with the understanding that the
plant Will be kept running"
The times., 1899-04-23
ORDINATION OF DIR. BRIGGS.
To Become "a Priest of the Protest
mt EpiscopaI Church.

mt EpiscopaI Church.
New York, April 22.-The Rev. Dr.
Charles A. Briggs. OF Union Theological
Seminary, will be ordained to the Protest
ant Episcopal priesthood on the first Sun
day after the Ascension. which is May a.
in st. Peters Church. West Chester, this
State. This church was selected because
Bishop Potter has an appointment there
for confirmation of a class on that date,
and the ordination takes place in advance
of the Trinity ordinations, on May IS, in
St. James Church. Madison Avenue and
Seventy-frst Street. to enable DR.. Briggs
TO be advanced to the priesthood before
sailing for Europe on May IS.
There will be advanced at the same time
and place the Rev. Charles 4. Snedeker.
one Of the assistants at st. Bartholomew's
Mr.. Snedeker was until last year pastor
CT Trinity Methodist Church. Newburg, AID
a member OF the New York Methodist
conference He was ordained deacon with
the Rev. DR.. Briggs. in Grace Church, en-
May q of last year.
Il was said yesterday that Bishop Donnc,
OF Albany had been invited TO be present
and assist Bishop Potter in the laying On
OF hands. Owing TO this it was said that
the occasion would be a notable one But
this view is discredited by many church,
men, because Bishop Potter assigns the
function to a regular visitation OF his own,
and does not set a date specially for IL
Again, many Episcopalians deplore the
whole incident Criticism is not directed
toward Bishop Potter. for it is recognized
that he is powerlcss, the conditions oeIng
fully complied with. The criticism comes
from the high church clement, which
takes the ground that while the commun-
ion is a bread one. it is not broad enough
10 take in those who entertain opinions
such as those of Prof. Briggs.