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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. l3.-Nor-
folk and Western passenger No. 8 ran
into siding at Panther. Engineer w.
8. Bishop Of Huntington was killed
and Fireman Coontz OF Blueheld was
fatally injured.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

CLEVELAND, Dec. l8.-Ono of the
heaviest gales of tho year prevailed on
Lake Erie. The steamer Point Abino,
coal aden. Is ashore on Ballast island
reef aud viii probably be q total wreck.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13
SIMILAR 70 rpEARs MURDER.

Two Americans Shot and Killed In Span
ish Honduras.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l3.-It is re-
ported here from an apparently reliable
source that last Monday in San Pedro,
Spanish Honduras, where Frank Pears
was murdered, Captain Jack Imboden
and William Gold, two prominent
Americans, were shot and killed with.
out provocation. What has been done
with the man who did the killing could
not be learned.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13
DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescrip tion
makes Weak Women
Strong and Sick
Women Well.


ROME, Dec. 13.-The pope received
the archbishop Of San Francisco, the
Very Rev. Patrick W. Riordan and the
bishop of Newark, the most Rev. w.
NJ. Wigger, in audience.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup never dissppoints
those who use 1t for obstinate coughs.
colds and irritations of the throat
and lungs. 1t stands unrivaled as
remedy for throat and lung disease.
Sold by all druggists for % cts. 8
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-The senate in
executive session confirmed the nomi-
nation of Leonard Wood TO DO niajcr
general OF volunteers.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

OMAHA. Dec, l3.-rhe governor inti-
mated that he may announce the name
OF Hayward's successor today. Some
think Bryan will be appointed.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13
THE MARKETS,

PIrTsBuBa Dec. H.
WHEAT-No. 2 red, 64961c.
CORN-shelled yellow No. 2. 800 tOc. high
mixed do, 37it8sc; mixed, 2GlefdJ7c: No. 2 vel.
low ear 40sa0Dilc; high mixed. 80 yiDc; mixed,
80 d3gc; low mixed. 37spS7Isc.
OATS-No. white, SOa4 1jlIlc; No. 2 whitc,
8)54gEO'4c; extra No. 0, 2JIaigJ0c; No. 3, 2sp
2S>yc.
HAY-No. timothy. sl32jd1l3.5O; No. 2 tim.
othy, Sll.5(9l2.50; No. 3 timothy. SlOOSG1l 90;
No. clover mixed. sl2 0UgI2.50; No. clover,
si2.0OGi250; No. 1 prairie. ss25gs5O: No !
prairie, T75Gs.25; No. prairie, s7.5Otas.CO; No.
prairie, S7.vO97.5J; packing hay, s7.OOas.OE
no. l timothy from country wagons, sl8.OVp
lG00.
PoULRTY-Iivs-Large chickens, 5Og55c
per pair; small, +5aa51c; spring chickens. 25 q
4ic, as to size; ducks, se1Jc per pound; tur-
keys. 0dlOc; geese, BG1c. Dressed chickens
Old, lOIsGllc per pound; spring, l2(1lyc;
ducks. l0gl1c; turkeys, lJGl4c; geese, 8(g9c
GAME-Rabbits, drawn, 25CG3)c: pheasants,
T.U0(175j per dozen; quail, $l.75g200 per
do2 gray squirrels, i5ctgsl.C0 per dozen.
BUTTER-EiRin prints, 20u-0,ac; extra
creamery. 2Sg2S &c; Ohio fancy creamery. %
@2ec: country roll. l0D20c; low grade and
cooking, 10 disc.
CHEESE Full cream. Ohio, new, laJ1l8isc;
threcquarters l2gl2Jao; Now York state. full
cream. new. l3Si3,sc; Wisconsin, l4,,tsi5c;
2rpound brick, Swiss lAC9lI.sc; limburger.
new, l3,41lic.
KaaS-s'trictiy fresh, Pennsyivania and
Ohio IN cases, sit62!c; storage. l7giSc: (ic I'D
ditional four candllnyD
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.--Tho condi-
ton of Lieutenant Brumby. who is i'll
with typhoid fever. was slightly i'm.
proved last night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

LAS PALNAs, Canary Islands, Dec. l3.
The British transport Denton Grange,
with war munitions on board, was
ashore outside the harbor and making
water.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. II.
WHEAT-Spot market steady; No. ? rcd
fI1sc I. o. b. ahont; No. northern Yiluth
1850 T. o. b. afoat to arrive (prompt); No.
hard Duluth, 7sJsc {. o. b. afoat (promp.)
nominal; No. . red 7i7s, in elevator.
CORN-Spot market steady; No. 2, tO1Sc
o. b. aaoat and B9>sc In elevator.
OATS Spot market steady; No. 3, p9Jsc
No. 2, 20; No. 3while. 3Olsc: track mixed west
ern, 2eDBlc.
CATTlE E--A car Of old cows sold at s. ESQ
800; feeling steady. Gables quote American
cattle weak at London at lls4 pl29.c per
pound; Liverpool market unchanged.
SHEEP AND DLAMBS-Seven and half carr
on sale market qniet but steady; AZ cars un
sold. Sheep, t3Oys&50; lambs. $5,00CsAd5: NJ
Canada lambs
HoGs-Sone for sale alive; market ncz,t
ually steady.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13
Pi,tsburser KiI,ed In no..o,

% BOSTON. Dec. l3.--Henry s. Choate.
W uaI, ai,,.s1urg, was instantly killed at tho
new oaeS Day station by q fall.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

II you think Of changing your heat
ing boiler call on Oberlin; get prices
on the Cottage boiler for soft coal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

PIrrSBuRG. Dec 12.
CATTLE-Eeceipts on Monday fair, 49, cars
on sale: market slow and 1vtg2J lower on ex-
port cattle; handy butcher cattle steady;
common and medium lower. supply today
light; market stcady. We quote: Extra, si75
(g6.OO: prime $500 g5'5; good, S5.oOg5.35; tidy,
sl.s5g5.l0; fair, 40 D4.7J; good butchers, S4 2j
@L5J; common, s5.0VG3.60; heifers 50. 25g 450;
oxen. S2.5oGi75: bulls and stags, 326kg4. 80 :
common to good fat cows, $i.75dt25; good
fresh cows, siUg8J: fair COWS and springers,
$2Jg5o; bologna cows, sl0g!J.
HOGS-Receipts on Monday fair. about 20
cars ON sale; market active. Today the sup
ply is light We quote: Prime heavy. sLlJID
<.l5; mediums and heavy Workers. a.I2, 40
$.ls; light Yorkers and pigs, silOgl. 10; roughs,
s275G57j.
SHEEP-Supply on Monday fair. 20 loads on
sale; market active; prices lJtglSc lower OF
sheep and l5,y<0c lower ON lambs. Receipts
today loads; market slow We quote tho
following prices: Choice wethors, s4S5tpi. W;
good, s4.2J9i.3J fair mixed 81. % $3.50; COM
mon, sl.5oGs.o0; choice lambs, sa.aJpo.s5; com!
mon to good, SOD g5.l3 veal calves, S7.VJs3
100; heavy and thin, $40 dg5,OJ.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

CiNCiSNATI, Doc 12.
HOGS-Market higher at $3.50 G+.l0.
CATTLE-Market quiet at $a.7J(g5.i0.
SHEEP AND LAMB Market for sheep
easy Mt 800 OqaS5 Lambs-Market dull ani
weak at SJ.6JQFS.l0.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13

We are open evenings. A. b.
Smith. No. 222 South Main st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-13
ASSASSINS CAPTURED.
Murdered American Sympathiz-
ers In Luzon..
THEY MAY DE HUNG Or SHOT.

Hands of OueriiIas In Certain sottions.
Thcy Ambush Commissary Wagons and
Pick UP soldiers who Leave Their COM
mnnds-Ezscutcd n Filipino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
A QUESTION OF
PERSONAL TAX

Assessor Bailey is In n auandry
over a question Of much Interest TO
personal tax payers He wants TO
know whether the personal tax ex-
emption law passed by the last leg
stature will affect the tar levy this
year. The law was Intended 10 give
Immediate relief TO the poor man
from taxation upon his few belong
lngs. II was passed on the last
day OF the legislature. and signed
ON March 10 by the Governor. As
II had an emergency clause attach
ed. ~ should 20 into effect at once.
but whether Il went into effect soon
enough IL what Is agitating the
assessor.
Attorneys do not agree on this
question. The prosecuting attorney
Of Pierce county says that the act,
although signed nine days after the
assessment was commenced. went
into effect at once and operates on
this years assessment. But other
lawyers hold that although the as
sessment is not finished. nor the
rolls made up for months after IL Is
commenced. Il Is by a fiction Of law.
begun and finished on March l. and
the new law cannot be retroactive.
Assessor Bailey does not intend to
take any chances. and has sub
mitted the question to the state aud
ltor and attorney general. In the
meantime the work will 40 on Just
as formerly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
HE LOVED AND
SHOT HER TOO
infatuated School Boy Kills
His Teacher.

SALISBURY. ". IL. March 7s,--
Frank Bailey. aged ". shot and ia
tally wounded Miss Harriet Pres
colt. his school teacher. this after
noon. Bailey has been paying much
attention to hls teacher. who had
told him that he must stop calling
on her.
on two occasions he followed her
TO her home after school and went
TO the door and asked 90 sec her
Both times he vas told that she was
not In. This made Bailey angry
and he told her that he would see
her or know the reason why.
After school this afternoon Bailey
went mp and spoke TO her. She made
him an answer that he did not like.
Taking a pistol from his pocket he
fired one shot into her chest above
the heart She was taken into her
home. where she died shortly after
ward.
Bailey made his escape and has
not been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
THE ROBBER
SHED TEARS
When He Thought OF What a
Fool He Had Been.

CHICAGO. March 2s.--James Me
Courtney, the young man who held
up a clerk In Yates drug store. at
Forty-fourth and ifaistead street,
and secured g. last Friday night,
shed many tears while describing
his experiences az an amateur high
wayman. McGourney. In his confess
sion to Capt. LAWN of the stock
yards district. claimed that he be-
ionged 10 a family Of good standing
IN Keokuk, Iowa, lie Hnid that he
came 90 Chicago with pocketful
Of money. which he spent In seeing
the sights. When he found himself
pennilesH he studied the newspaper
accounts OF street robbcrieH and
burglaries and concluded To try his
luck as holdup. McGourney's con-
feaslon includes Reitz'a saloon hold
up at No. 1901 Goss avenue. Berwig'
drug store, Thirtieth street. where
he secured s25. and two attempts NJ
Yates drug store. tho second OF the
attempts resulting In the terminn-
ton OF the young mans career as u
Chicago robber. The prisoner denies
having a confederate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
HOW TO CURB TRUSTS
Attorney.Genersi criggs Says
State Courts Have Power.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s.-At-
torney General Briggs has sent an
interesting reply I'm answer to n let
ter from J. c. Bowadaile. OF this
city. ON the subject of trusts and
monopollcs. In his communication
the attorney general SAYS that the
Sherman trust law In not a curb on
monopolies. and that they can only
be controlled by the state courts. lie
says;
The sherman trust act does not
give to the Federal courts iurisdic-
ton over any combination constltut-
ing n restraint and monopoly OF
trade, unless such trade is what is
known rs interstate or interna-
tional trade and commerce. A conn
blnation or trust. for the purpose OF
maintaining monopoly In the man
ufacture OF n necessary of life, ia
not within the scope OF the sherman
act and cannot be suppressed by the
Federal courts. This was decided In
1894 I'm the case OF the United States
vs.. the combination OF sugar COM
pnnies. II trusts can be made sub
Ject to any regulations. 1t must be
under the state courts"
In regard To the large combina.
lions Of capital which are now form
ing, the attorney general says: MY
own Judgment is that the danger
is not so much to the community at
large, as II is To the people who are
induced Co put their money into the
purchase of stock"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
RATIONS FOR
THE CUBANS
VIII No longer Be Paid For
BY tho United States.

WASHINGTON. March gS-Gcn,
brooke has caused 90 be printed and
promulgated an important order in
Cuba. which sets forth that after
April | no rationa will be issued 10
destitute cuhans by the United
states Thereafter the rationa must
be paid for out Of the revenues 81
the island, rs direction OF the aee-
rotary OF var Gen, Brooke has
transmitted this order 90 the conn
mandera OF the various departments
Of the island and IN trying Co give
the order. which h of great import
ance. the widest publicity.
The ration "a DO supplied viii con-
slst II the following componvnta 10
each leo ratlonHi Forty pounds II
rice or SO pounds of beans. Is pounds
OF dried beet, i,rh or bacon and four
pounds Of soap. Ratlonn Tor more
than four persons shall not be Is
sued 10 any one family. The rule
viii be followed 81 issuing one ra-
ton only to each two children under
II years OF afe. The necessary Hup-
plies ot food viii be purchased by
the commiaHary from civil funds
provided Tor the purpose ana viii be
issued on written rcauisltiun from
the civil governor ~ the province.
who VIII HiEu receipts therefor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28

oNcitedig as they entered and as
The got inside the woman IN louder
tones began Go upbrald her COM
panlnn, Suddenly he drew back aud
hli -hee la the face with hla INST The
force of the blow Knocked her down,
The man started 20 run. but she
caught him. lie tried To get away,
but she clune 10 him, scratching
and claWinr HIS face First his
neestleH and then his collar gave
way. Then hla WalBteoat buttons
flew all over Every time the man
put cut his hand to ward of a blow
the woman hit him
She Was about 10 pat the finishing
touches on her unduubted victory
whrn the Waterman ~ the Houth
end of the building attracted By
the scutiie, started for the couple On
tho run, The man heard him COM
Ing, and grabbing the woman he
dragged her out OF the building,
They walked quickly through Mail
street 10 Park place, peace appar-
entity restored. the man doing his
best TO repair the damage he had
sustained New York Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
NOT
TO BE CAUGHT

Rev. Or Campbell Fair. dean 81
the cathedral AZ Omaha. Seh.. when
rector II the largest church at
Grand Rapids. Mich. was requested
% taptIse a child In the private
home % one % the weaithisrt mem
beers % the congregation. natwith-
standing the law of the Episcopal
church. which prohibits baptism tn
a private house. saw. where the per-
son 20 be baptized Is In a state bor-
derinE on death.
When DF. Fair arrived at the
home. Supposing he was % baptixc
a sick child. he was more than as
tonishei 20 and a nest elaborate
order Of arrangement, laid out The
spacious rooms we're Allied With rela-
ativrs and friends. and splendid
repast at the hands % a caterer
awaiting the conclusion Of the csre-
mony.
when the infant was introduced
hrimmiux over with vitality. Or.
Fair took In the situation at
glance and decidedly Instantly upon
his course. He announced % the
asssmbiage that he Was aboat TO
have an catire evening service. as
At was hia custom when a large con
was present. AMI he went
through the whole service Of 6
minutes. Including the reading %
the two lessons After this he cur
teousiy and mildly informed the as
tonished audience tnat Il was like.
wise his custom 10 take up a col
lection. Then the bouncing baby
was produced and baptism was duly
administered. 10 Was the only child
that Dr. Fair baptized In that fam
lily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Real estate transfers filed In the
county auditors Office yesterday
were
g. T Conever 10 Henry Dickens.
lots / ana ; blk "a. q. y. add. To
Maiiard. uTk.
at. Pheasant Cemetery company
60 AIRS c. =. Reich. SIS, lot ca sec
/. rcplal II A. y cemetery.
Chas. y. Whitttrs-y. county treas
urer. 60 " n. Taylor. lot 8 blk 81.
y, 7. nenny'a park addition.
G =. Whittlesey, county treasur-
er. 90 II. G. Taylor. beginning go
feet " and sss feet Of center q
see - thence istN feet. thence =
isiis feet. thence = tSitA feet. thence
y 2iiis feet 10 beginning; part Of
sec q u g r =. tax deed.
e. =. Whittiesey. county treakuF-
er. 20 ". {. Taylor. lots l, :, !. and
5 blk 3; lots I. ?. and I blk ana
lots 1. :. = 5 and 9 hlk s. Wash
insson Place add tax deed.
Charles Greenfield and Aida A.
Grcennaid 20 Asrun 4. Taubeneck
and Herman Tauheneck. lots 1. :.
4 l. 5. .. :. s .. 10 blk ts In Aberfel-
dy estate add. sss1
Ole Nelson 90 W. t. Forester. NV
y - lot Il blk u In Gilman park.
$3.50.
san Francisco Fridge Co toAtian-
tic Gun a Pacific Co. lots and q
bin SIS. also beginning SO cor OF lot
: bin sax thence II feet " eos feet
10 inner hsfbor line. thence sw
- a =
Of lot :. thence Dol Y feet 20 the
place OF beginning. being e-tSss %
lot : blk ses, also beginning ne cor
lot ; blk sss. thence ] feet. thence
" sts feet q inner harbor line. then
ne along last named line $40 feet
70 nv cor lot blk SIS. all Of lots
. ard hfk III; also beginning at ne
Ger ~ lot blk ~. thence = isO feet.
thence " s1tsis feet. thence n is0
feet. thence 90 81 feet TO place Of
beginning. same being all Of lots
5 and 8 and 80 Of lot blk 10: also
beginning sw cor of lot bin zza.
thence n if.0.7 feet. there. sts BIS
fees. thence ii.oT7 feet. theme. "
.5s BIS feet TO place Of beginning.
same being eis5s Of lot blk 1Ss.
SIC tse -. quit claim.
Charles \. Gallagher and Mary I.
Gallagher 20 Frederick schwan. lot
blk II. Eden add No. ?. sieo9.
Charles ". Haker. as receiver % the
Merchants National bank. 20 De-
witt c. Ellis. iota II. n. 10 and 70
blk 8. Francis u. Days Ia 0rande
add. quit claim. ISIS
Ward +. Smith and Helen l..
Smith 20 "a r. LundberE. lot 4 blk
10 In tatona add. sioS.
George y. Aush and Elsie ]. Aush
TO Lyman II. Rogers. lot In blk
J. Union add. $500.
Moore Investment and Mortgage
company 20 NJ. Victor Staiey. 10, s
blk Is. ard lot . blk &c. Brooklyn
add, quit claim. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
SECRETS or A
LARGE HOTEL

There arc many things about the
management Of large hotel which
the patron takes for granted with
out inquiry or investigation. lie can
form no idea of the methods cn-
piyed from shat he secs in the ONCE
or the corridors, dining rooms and
the other parts Of the building TO
which hc has access. and there are
not many guests who wish e PR
into the secrets.
F'or those who take an interer, In
such matters the arrangements for
receiving and disposing the coal are
not the least interesting. The Wal
dorf-astnria uHcs one hundred and
forty tons 81 coal every q hours In
the winter months. TIE coal T. all
delivered on the Thirty fourth street
aide OF the building. but one rarely
sees a coal cart In front u the hotel.
IL IL ali 81 the pea and huckwheat
sizes. and s. dumped from the carts
into an opening IN the ground In the
middle 81 the Astor court roadway.
II falls into a hopper which holds
about ten thousand pounds. and In
then carried on an endleas chain
provided with buckets 10 a vast coal
bin. which has a capacity Of 700
tons Daylight never reaches this
bin. which. with its few blinking
liEhta and great piles % coal reach
Ing nearly to the vnultad roof. looks
ike n corner in a coal mine and lit
tie like an annex to palatial hotel.
By an arrangement Of levers the
coal may be dumped from the buck
cts at various points. 20 that with
the aid Of ahoveiler II may be dis
trihuted evenly In the bin.
The boiler room ia situated lower
down In the ground. and the coal
reaches the ERE boxes without be-
Ing handled. when the boiler at
tendnnt needs coal Tor his FIRE he
pulls lever. which opens trap.
and through this half a ton Of coal
falls into n feeder which looks like
"A monster funnel. when tho feeder
has been filled Il II pushed forward
on an overhead track. and when IL
has reached the proper point trap
In the narrow end Of the funnel f.
drawn aside and the coal drops into
a trough in front 81 the nrcbox, and
then II goes into the fire.
Prom the time Il leaves the coal
wagon until u enters the fire the
coal takes care Of itself. and with
the exception of the strengthening
out In the bin. which IL done by one
man during the day and one man at
night. and the distribution over the
nre surfncc by the boiler attendant.
the 40 tons OF coal which are used
every day are handled by maohin-
ptsw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
WILL THERE BE
A BIKE TRUST?
Denial Of the Report That ona
Mas Been Formed.

CHICAGO. March q The tumors
which come from New York Of the
formation % a bicycle trust are
pcrsistcntiY denied by Chicago
manufacturers A. q. spaidinK left
for the Eastern city astno days ago
and u WAS said he was 10 organize
the combination. Names ot com
panies which bad given options on
their plants we're published and the
amount % the proposed capltalixa-
ton. 500 600 Co. vas announced.
Dispatches from New YORK. yekfer-
day stated that the only thing
standing tn the way u ghs plan was
the fact that ore ~ tbs largest con
osrns has motor carriage depart
mrut and that the terms for Ita alb
borpiian could not be- agreed upon.
4 have read several stories Of
bicycle trust said Thomas H. JET
ferry. SECRETARY Of the Gafmuliy q
Jensry company. yesterday. but -
FAR as I know there T. M chance for
such a combination. No option. e~r-
iainiy. has been given on this
plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
THE DIRT FLIES.
Two Kitchen Explosions In the
CITY.

s'ooch' Jimmie o.FtAherty. come
out 10 the fincei''
"Arrah. now. an whats the ma
their"
'Mather enauEhi shure, an old
pelican % thramp was intsrviewln'
The Star last Friday. an Eivin'
yer kitehin' Eacrcts away 20 the
public'"
"uRhl the baatei show me the
paper OH 60 down an' ISLANDER
suit the thramp fer damaFes''
list see thot' Hade what the
apalpeen says about yei Here. lis
ten. I'll rade IT, 'on Queen Anne hill
I found slverai foine iookln' houses
feinc on the outside. but. oh my OF
looked through the windsr OF one
kaifchin at a. m. an saw the fe-
male president there take her black
paws out Of the achrub bucket an
plunge thin. without waahln'. into
the biscuit dough.
"shure. its me thot he names. but
where Is me manner You did not
rade 1T"
"shooi ia forgotten 10 lux fer yer
name--it's not hrrei but. thin. all
81 the maids on Queen Anne hin will
know thot Il names you. sail In
Wild yer shlauder suit at woonce. or
the misthress viii be finn' - wid
weeks notice an no riccominda-
lions"
"ofu do ~. Ugh, How Old Iolke
to git me hands on thot thramp.
Yc'd see me shake the deceit an the
dlviiment out through the holes in
his clothes. until he'd not weigh 80
poundsl"
Scene s-Piaoe on Queen Anne Iitli.
Enter Mistress with n Star In her
hand.
bridget. here's an awful kitchen
scandal in the star. Queen Anne
Hill girl accused by a tramp
"Ooch. murther. Ma'aml Whot
f. IT,
SILENCE not word Queen Anne
IHil girl accused by tramp 81
chasing two family cats and fresh
beef roast down the alley"
but II wasn't me, ma'aml"
who said II was you I'm begin
ming 10 suspect Wasn't there ash
Is on that beef you cooked last
Friday2'
ugh. no ma'am; I washed 'em all
OFF,"
"Ah, You dld7 Then YOU did
chase those two cats Of mine with
the ment7"
81 --no-yis-murtheri III
feather thot thrnmp' Good day,
ma'am. wouldn't wurruk Ter the
loikes Of ye any longer, even for s.
a day. Nlvorl I'm on at once. The
Ideal Bclavln' such stories about an
honest, respectable Rlrrull"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28

The loss on tho insurgent side, Kill
cd. wounded and captured. u esti-
mated NJ about 1000. The American
losH II fs killed. about 200 wounded
and no prisoners taken
THE American troops have cap
tured all the ground they have
troops 10 protect IL with aud are
now waiting for reinf0rcementa
from the States. As soon as they
como We viii march across the isl
aud ana completely aunihllate the
inHurgent army"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-28
TO AVERT AN ACCIDENT

Neal Boyle. representing The mem
beers ~ Sacred Heart church. which
was recently destroyed by IRE, has
pctliioned the board OF public works
for permission u erect a six foot
fence around the ruins. the object
being to prevent any accident 10
pasEers by while the wallis are be-
ing taken down.