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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-17

and notice many methods which
might be property introduced into
cuba. lie viii be- glal also Is have
Gem GolueE see the friendly SYM
patty ANA the unaclaah interest OF
our people III the Guiana n IA said.
however. that Gen, Comes ~ afraid
tn eeme. or rather that no thinks Il
wiser not a. dc 80 fur fear he VIII
lose hla influence, other ambitious
Cnhans ARE already charging him
with having sold out e. the sevs
ernmcnt Of the United States. His
fellow srnunirymen are peculiarly
sensitive q such charges. The prae-
tieo % bribery has been sa general
Ia cuba that people take u Tor
erautcd that every nan 10 influenced
more or less BY corrupt motives. ana
Il has always been charged that
Gomez was bought up by the Span
larda az the close of the last rcvo-
luton.
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TRAIN ROBBERS
ARE CAUGHT
One COME sses They Tried to
Wreck a Train.

CHATTANOOGA. Tom. April II.
Saturday evening a pile Of cross
ties was discovered on the main line
Of the Chattanooga. Rome q South
ern. but tho obstruction was rcmov-
ed by section men. soon after they
had departed a second lot OF tics
were placed on the track. and the
uprthbound passenger struck the
timber. derailing and partially
wrecklnR the locomotive and one
coach.
Detective PhlppH. Of Chattanooga,
and his famous hloodhounds. were
photographed for, and yeBter1ny. after
"A lively chase. apprehended George
Scribe and Duffy Morgan. In a log
cabin. Scribe confessed lie says
they had arranged n plot TO wreck
the train on the trestle. throwing It
into a deep Ruleh. after which they
expected to rob the express car and
the dead and dying.
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No More Rush Marriages

MILWAUKEE April ff.-There
viii be No marrying In haste and
repenting at leisure In Wisconsin
henccforth. The new marriage law
passed by the assembly provides
that i've days must eiapse between
tho taking out 81 the license and the
ceremony. aud that during the time
the license must be kept on tile and
recorded by the register Of deeds of
the county whore the parents Of the
bride reside. or. IN case the parties
arr not residents Of the state. in the
county where the ceremony Ia 60
take place.
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Mammoth Indian Bones.

BRowNsTOwN. w. Va. April
IA remarkable discovery was
made by Harry Berry. teamster.
near the wharf landing today. Ths
recent food had washed away a
portion Of thu bank at that point.
and exposed 20 view a skeleton that.
when dug out. was found to Be Of
enormous size. The skeleton was
evidently that 81 an Indian a
pipe and a tomahawk were fosad By
his side. The skeleton Is In n fair
state of preservation. and Is IA feet
In Iength.
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CAkE.W ALkS
IMMORAL
Some BeIIeviIle Citi-
zens Declare.
BIT THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS
a Missouri City Has Divided Itself
into Factions Over the Burr-
log Question.

nELLEviLLE. Mo. April IT,
nelieyille society Is all wrought mp
over the question whether the prev
alent cakewaik Is immoral.
Nearly all OF the young society
people Of the town have taken part
In the eakewalks. Young high
school girls, members OF the best
families. were to have given a cake
walk which wasn't given All %
these and all Of their relatives and
friends are Indignant. Some affect
not to care. but the most Of them
give free expression 10 their resent
ment at what they term an insult.
Last week n series Of entertain
ments was gwen at the iIeder-
kranx hall for the benefit Of local
charities In the West end.
Wednesday night there was a min
etrei show and cakeWaik BY hiEh
school giris Some Of the members ~
the faculty had never seen a cake
walk before. a few Of these were
shocked.
Henry f.echer seems % have been
shocked worse than anybody, He IL
a young man who has not seen much
OF the world Although he Il said
40 play his violin at West end dan
ces quite regularly. this cakewaik
affected him strangely.
That same night he served notice
that the cakeWaIk must not he re-
peatcd. His agitation Of the aues-
tion led 60 few others raising their
voices.
The cakewatk was To have been
repeated Friday night There vas a
number OF warm conferences Thurs
day afternoon. At one u them tse-
cher threatened II tbs cakewaik was
repeated 20 start a dHucc In oppost-
ton.
The majority 81 those Interested
wanted the cakewais repeated. bat
they finally yielded 80 the opposition
and Thursday evening word was
sent TO Misc Maude n Wanselln.
who trained the girls. that the cake
walk would have 20 be cut cut Fri
day night.
The people who went to see the
eakewaik on Friday night we're dis
appointed They asked questions
and the indignant girls told them
why.
II does not seem that Leehcr OBJ
tected 10 thc costumes or 20 the
manner in which the girls walked.
but 70 the eakwaik as such. He SAYS
he would not have objected to the
performance under any other name.
Only girls took part In the cake
walk. There were fourteen % them.
Seven were dressed as boys. They
wore silk hats. short skirts. top coats
and high boots. The girls wore
very pretty costumes u ample
length.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

/ Real estate transfers flied ON sat
urday we're:
wits 4. uubha 20 Henry pubba.
81. y interest ia lot Blk 20, Lake
Union add
J. r nrandwhtrr and wife Ia En-
gene A. Sweet. $3.50. lots !. 2. { In
blk {. f.ncey'a arst add. t. Auburn.
James ~. HICKMAN ana wife %
william ". tiovden and wife. aiaoo.
" 40 II lot 6 bik 50. u. T. Denny 3
park add.
Milo e. clark ana wife to Chris
tian uuFcr. beginning at point 30
rods > 81 = stake between sections
~ and a in % 20 e. thence =
e rods, thence c 81 rods - center
81 sec "a tn ~ g 9 e, thence n
ss rods along center line. thence "
10 place Of beginning. containing =
acres
sheriff A. r. Van de Vnnter 70
philadelphia Morlgage and Trust
company. t2t7e %. lots u and 10 in
blk ~ ftasoiaie add.
Mary Meas nucknam % Henry
MeI:vella. 500. bot II Ia uik "a Of
Gilman park. a subdivision ~ parts
~ .ees II and Il Ia 90 % c Of
F W 81.
Andrew chuborE and wife % clara
NJ. Van Huutrn. tii2s. lot IN BLK
e. Of j. n. Nagie'a estate except ;
feet laid OF for alley.
James ~ Royce and wife 10 Mrs
Anna uinusaky. $1,000. lot and - =
% Hw = and = 81 Ew = OF sec
nc In 70 "a n 90 7 e Of ". NJ, con-
tanning iss.ss acres.
Rufus willard and wife e. Fred
/ W. Keen. tise9. bot in blk ID or
f Rentan add,
George spurKcan and wife % ia
cob SETTER. 49,. Dot ~ plat fhe
Naples. being part ~ lot sec II
f 70 = - 4 e 81 ". II.
Puget Sound National Rank 60
Henry L. sineialre II Corning, y.
Y. s9.neo. ali ~ = - feet nf lot .
nm Il In u. u. Mayuard'N Plat.
E susan Marshall and husband 70
vehorK Peterson. 500. divided one
third interest in n y % lot blk I in
A. A. Deuny'r add.
". kfalahbaum 10 Annie Camp
[ bell. $3.50. = ~ so |. % - = sec
IN IL zanrt Of W. N. containing
/ - acres.
George LOTUS to Lewis y. Lewis.
tuao. 10, blk 10 in plat Of town OF
Neufun,
+ Patrick Mcfnnl. % Robert q.
/ Crouch. $3.50. lot , blk Is. CONNER
iciai street steam Motor odd
/ Iasehrleht and a. Weld and wife
ito strfauo RagEip. 1850. nc y Of ioi
Z . - a IL, Mat II rarnnd add as laid
on BIZ the heirs ~ sarnd A. He'll.
f 4. u. McCiiu,le ard wife TO Thaa.
+. storey. 81. lot I blk 5 Ia Denny a
Hoyt'H add
G. ". Ferris to Claire II. Traels.
Sec. lot =. blk II in Squire park add.
.. W Ferris 10 olive 6. Hunt.
ts0a. lot II blk Il In Squire park add.
e. W. Ferris TO Everett a. Hart.
iey. tsa0. - feet II lots /. : and ;
blk it In Squire park add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-17
GLORIES IN
A BAD DEED
Crime Committed to Force a
Political Issue.

ST. JOHNS. ". p. April iT.--Gra-
ham Tyler. a settler On Iionnc bay.
on the ives, coast Of Newfoundland.
has confessed that he set IRE 10 the
French lobster factory on 81. Johns
island. intending 90 provoke crisis
in the shore treaty question. lie
has been arrested on a charge ~ ar
son When under examination be-
fore Magistrate Avery Of Bonnie bay.
Tyler declared that II was time the
Frcnchmen were cleared out OF the
coast. lie boasted In his deed and
declared that no Newfoundland
jury would ever convict him. Scn-
Gus trouble IL expected with France
as rcauIt Of the net OF incendinr.
ism
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning Trade on West
street was steady. Eggs are firm.
Cabbage ~ scarce and tomatoes have
been cleaned up. bananas are ad-
vancing.
MN stun IL steady.
Steamer Roanlie brought down
about 1890 pounds Of halihut last
night. salmon Is scarce. The Col
umbia river season. which opened
Saturday. did not supply tho market
na expected. Tho fishermen report
cd very bad business.
Tho following prices are being Of
fsred to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or In tho car at Seattle.
Grain oats. s2G. barley. S2i:
wheat. chicken feed, $40. bran.
SIS. shorts. SO.
Hay - Puget sound, 81 per ton:
Eastern Washington timothy. Sll.50
0l2. alfalfa. s.
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch. 1fm
isc.
Butter - Fresh ranch. 10qlic.
creamery. 22025c.
Poultry Chickens. live, 13013hc:
live turkeys. ige.
Live stock Choice beef cattle. cows
&c: steers, 4h05c. good hogs, live.
4%e: hogs. dressed, Ghc: calves.
dressed. large, &c: small. Dc; calves.
live. large. Sc; small &c.
Hides. Polta and Wool Heavy
sound sailed steers. over co pounds.
Sc; medium sound. per pound. re:
light sound. under 10 pounds. &c.
COWS. sound. all weights. &c: stays.
bulls and oxen, idjc. sailed kips.
&c; calves, per pound. Sc; green hides.
le less than sailed. dry hides. per
pound. 12c. dry culls. ono-thlrd less.
summer deer, per pound. 22a2ic:
winter deer. dry. t4Ql6c; pupery
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HER HEART FAILED.
And Mrs. Lombard Dropped
Dead on the Street.

Mrs. Emma H. Lombard dropped
from heart disease. near the cor
nor Of Third avenue and Cherry
street yesterday afternoon at /
o'clock. She was carried into the
Colby house. whore she soon breath
Ell her last
Mrs. Lombard has been an invalid
FOR nearly four years. and yesterday
was tho frnt time she has been out
Of her house for four months,
Mrs. Lombard has resided in Sc
attic FOR sixteen years. She leaves
two daughters. Jennie Lombard and
Mrs. ". ]. Colkett Her husband,
Ransom Lombard. died ten years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-17
LECTURE AT Y. M. c. A
lanes a. Dummett at the
Association Tonight.

James 4. Dummett travelling sec-
Rotary Of the Y. NJ. G. A.. and who
has lately returned from the worlds
conference Of the Y. NJ. G. a. held
at Basic. Switzerland. a. I'm Seattle.
and tonight no Will give a lecture at
the =. NJ. g. a. rooms on general
matters q the association. The
lecture viii be illustrated by sterc-
optlcon views.
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Blacksmith and King.

Some time ago. while holding court
In the royal palace, overlooking the
Danube. Francis Joseph received n
Hungarian blacksmith. who desired
to thank his king for the decoration
conferred ON his In recognition OF
his having Invented an agricultural
machine.
During the audience the black
smith drew from his pocket two
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WHITE PASS RAILROAD

u. g. Hawkins. general manager Of
the White Pass & Yukon railroad.
has returned from skagway. lie
reports matters running smoothly on
the road. and said that the workmen
are at present engaged In building
a stretch of road extending from the
summit to Lake Bennett. Begin.
ming n mile and a quarter south Of
Lake Bennett. and extending seven
and one-half miles south Of Log
Cabin. the road Is practically COM
Melted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-17
ADOPT CLASSIFIED PLAN

At the annual session 81 the Grand
Lodge 81 the 4. q. u. w. just ended
at Tacoma. the classified plan was
adopted whereby members VIII be
assessed according 10 their age. Tho
new plan viii have the tendency o
new plan VIII have the tendency Of
Increasing the membership and re-
ducing the average age. Under the
old law all members contributed
equally. regardless Of age or char-
acter Of the risk. and on this account
the tendency was to attract old mon
into the order. and keep young men
out
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BACK FROM philippines

W. NJ. Brewster. a brother Of J.
". Brewster. balliff in Judge BEN
sons court, has Just returned from
the Philippine Islands, where he went
on the transport Arizona M an on
eineer. He witnessed the battle Mt
Iioiio. and said that Il was fear
fully hot In the harbor that day. and
that the soldiers on thc transport
suffered considerably from the heat.
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Iobslng Quotations.

Tho iobbing quotations today we're
as follows
Sugar Oohbing) --colden c. IN bbls.
fAc. extra G. Ia bids. iTie; powdered.
s7sc. dry graduated. ahei cube. 6Isc.
beet. bh spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. OobblnH) Patent Tx
eelient. 1886. Novelty A, t9O0, Star
fbakcfaD. t2.75. California brands.
4.ioi corn meal. yellow. sl.h0 per 100
lbs Ia l0-lb sacks! corn meal. white.
si.sa per 100 lbs in lo-ib nnoku; buck
wheat hour. pure. 1850 per 90 lbs In
p-lb Haeiss. cracked wheat. 1875 per
100 lbs IN i0-lb sacks: fnrinn. Tess
per 100 lbs IN i0-ih sacks, farina. 81
per 100 lbs IN Glib sacks ateel-ent oat
meal. 1850 per 100 lbs IN i0-ib sacks
graham -four. si.75 per 100 lbs In l1-lb
sacks. whole wheat fiour, 1855 per
loo lbs IN lob sacks. rye meal. 2.io
per 100 lbs IN i0-ib sacks. rye -four.
fs25 per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks. split
peas. io0-ib sacks. $50: split peas
q per 100 lbs ia z5-lb boxes. pearl
barley. 4i.25 per 100 lbs In sacks.
wheat rakeH. 75-ib boxes. t2i0.
wheat flakea. ta5 80 per case Of 20 eslb
pkga. fancy rolled oats. s3s5 per
bale. In p-lh sacks: corn meal. yellow.
fzkQ per Dbl In b0-ib sacks. corn
meal white. g290 per bhi In bo-lb
Sacks buekwheat hour, pure. q 20
per Dbl. In 5o-ib Hackni cracked
wheat - per Dbl Ia so-ib sacks. steel
cut cat meal. gf.50 per bbl In G0-ib
sacks. graham Hour. $3.50 por Dbl In
to-ib sacks. whole wheat -four. 81 per
bhl IN 1-ib sacks. rye meal. 1875 per
Dbl 10 bo-ib sacks. rye -four. 81 per
hhi. fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bbla.
Sa.fS; fancy rolled Data. a0-lb sacks.
ts2o. fancy rolled oats. Per case.
f27b.
Coffee 0obbinr)-Creen - Mocha.
per 10, 200 sic. lava. per ID. 2tassc.
Costa hica. choice. per 10. isaiso.
Roasted --Arbuekle'H. In fe0.ib cases.
per ewt. sii7s; eo-ib eases. per cwt.
iii.ss. sg-tb cases. per cwt. eli s.:
java. So-ib tins. par NJ. &c. snck. SEC;
Alden Mocha. s1ise; caraeaia, age;
Guatemala. gle. ground coffee. isd
zoe Lion. zoos. siL7s: COS. 81. IS: sec.
tiIos.
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Crowd Saw Them FIoggcd

GEORGETOWN. Del. April IL
Al least 600 people. who came from
all parts Of Sussex county. eonxrH-
gated near the whipping post here
shis afternoon ami Witnessed the
whipping % Charles pcrnsiL. color.
Ell. and George Jacobs. both petty
thieves T7se former got ten lash
Is and the Iattar %.
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Shot In Self-Defense.

HYASSfs. Seh.. April iT-Fred
Mofntt. clerk OF The Hotel De FaiF.
shot and instantly killed William
HouFh last evening Al the hotel
Once. HouKh attacked Moffltt with
an iron poker. and Noaitt used a re-
voiver IN sslf.defenae. iIouEh waa
of a auarrelsame disposition and
was often in trouble. AofHtt has
resided here for some months and
has always borne a good reputation.
Noaftt surrendered himself 10 the
deputy sheriff.
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Lumber and Building msterisi'

LoEa--supcrior quality. per NJ, No.
| fir. tsuT; morchantRble fir. N.b09
b.75: No. ! cedar. 1901; common, per
NJ. t3.b065. spruce logs $3.50. cedar
ahlngie bolts. s225a2.60.
Fir Lumber-Rough. IS: thick I'm
ish. surfaced. one or two sides, s. 10
and ~ inches wide, $1,000. lengths
IL to i6 feet. special lengths, soc per
NJ extra. one-inoh finish. sia4is: all
vertical grain. 81 per NJ extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. Sl7m
81. stock boards. s-inch. t04is: To-
inch. So50a1s; i2-inoh. slsaie. Feno-
ms. No. or 6-inch finish. 50: No. 2.
So. V or channel rustic or drop sid
Ing. weight 5000 lbs. sild1i Fir tim
Der joists and scantlings, rough.
81 50@iG. s S ! l., se.b0als; S 4 $.
il1Qli. Box boards. i2-ineh and up.
SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough. Ssdfa; bowel siding, weight 700
lbs. sligi5.50; ceiling. weights Nos. 1.
2 and 3, sk-lnch. 1900 lbs: Nos. l, 2.
and 3, 7k-inch 700 lbs. $is62T; walns-
coting. S1oQ14; rustic. s25Q2s; a.
shingles. si,25. standard shingles.
Si,io; 1-inoh finish. ~, IA and i6 feet.
s25m3i; thick finish. s2s9s6: cedar
squares. 7. S, . and 10 feet. S2iaS0:
pickots. Sl2.
Kiln-dried, 81 in advance of green
Drayage, Coo.
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Fresh Meat uobbinR1--eow beef.
Sc per tb. steer beef. size per ID.
mutton. wether. DC per ID. pork. 7isc
per ID. veal. large. Sc per ID. small.
i0c.
Provisions Uobhlns)-iiafns. large.
ioisc. hama. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. itisc. dry salted sides. FAC.
Lard OobbinFp--iIoue- made. perth.
TAc. white Star. SC: Coin Special.
SIC. lard. compound. ueroea. cue.
Rex. sac.
Fresh Fish Oobblngl-Ifallbut. ga
az: salmon. 5aSc. HteeiheAd sal :
mon. sai0e. salmon trout. isac.
founders. 5Ii. soiss. &c: rock cod, &c.
trout. isnalsc. shrimps. foc; shad.
sgTc: Emcit. t0sc: Columbia river
smslt. 50 &c. herring. 38sc. tom cod.
&C.. oysters. oiympia.t 40 per sack.
$3.50 per gallon. CLANS. ti-to per
sack: DunEeneas crabs. live. si.io.
cooked. {i.s0.
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Nay. Grain and Feed.

Hay gohhinR) - PUGET Sound. per
ton. tTUg. Eastern Washington tim
0thy. tis1is. alfalfa. SO.
oats 0obhingl-Por ton. IS.
harley Rolled. 81.
Corn--Whoie. iz1.5os cracked. ssa.
feed meal per ton. 81
Feed-wheat. ST. oil cake meal.
Szs. middlinRH. t1ia2s. bran. 81.
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. S2oW12.
dairy chopped feed. sie. seed oats.
ssHffar
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Potatoes Oobbingl - white River
Burbanks. s374t0. Island Early Rose
t8Sdto. Island White. SS5d5s. Yak
lima and oregon. $40. native all
yer skin onions. si20is per ton. ore
gon am Yakima silver skin. fancy.
t25a70 per ton. beets. tl.25 per sack.
carrots s25Ws0c per sack. rutabaEas,
Csc per sack. turnlpa. Csc per
sack. cabbage. sac. parznlps. 90caai
per sack, eaulifower. 90cmI per
dozen: green peas, &C.. artiehokes.
COO per dozen; garlic, &c. celery.
California asparagus. dose per III;
fhubarb. saliao per ID. tomatoes.
s. 20 per case.
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deer. anisc, dry olka. 9qioo: green
elk. 1880. sheep peltn. 250pso; shear
linga. tSW35e, Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
leo. dirty on timber harmed, Zoe; tall
low, 2h@ahe.
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Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry

Butter - Ranch io9i2c; fancy
dairy. In squares. iSaiTc. wpHhinK-
ton ereamsries. lib prints. ss8 eso;
Eastern. Iowa and Elrin. 2sQge.
Cheese UahhinE) - Native wash
inFton. igA0tio. Eastern. i.nQ
lite. California. fic.
EFgH uohblng) - Strictly fresh
ranch. isc.
Comb honey ~ California. fzM0
lie. strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. isaisc;
live chickens. lie: live turkeyn. lea
ises dressed geese. i10ifc, dreaNed
turkeys. isgiTc.
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Fruits

Green Fruit uobbins) - Oranges.
aecdllng. t2a250. navris. s2iaut.
lemons. s2.t04i. apples. fancy, tl-2a
az per box; cooking apples. 81
per box. bananas. $3.50 per
bunch. California black flEs. 2o-lb
boxes. $50. cartoons. u.25. Smyrna
nEa. CSC per III. new dates. 7Ac,
sweet apple cider. zoe per gal; med.
sweets, S2.2502. so. tansarines. 81.
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Nut.

wainuta. per 10. sacks. isai.o:
Eastern black waiauts. Toe: pecana.
i2uize. fiberts. lie; almonds. fancy.
soft shell. isf Toe. almonds. No. 2.
ie@iIs. peanuts. GU7e. pine, lie.
hickory. ieo: cocoanuts. per dozen.
re. pupcorn. &c per ID.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company


The eompany's sle-
CANT steamships
Queen. Waila Wailas
ard Umatiiia leave
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
A MONTANA MAN ABROAD.

Salt Lake Tribune: A we'll known min
ing man Of Montana attended the circus
yesterday afternoon, attended by his
young son n daughter. While the
party vas passing a crowd of young
b~lackguards, one of the hoodlums made
an insulting observation about the young
lady. The gentleman turned about and
asked the half-grown tough what he
had said. The remark was promptly re-
peated, and Immediately thereafter the
young man Of exceeding freshness i'm
agined he had stirred up a nest of wild
cats, for the Montana man applied his
hands to the hoodlum's face in a very
earnest and vigorous fashion. 1t is a
matter of regret that more men do not
adopt a similar course toward young fell
lows who make insulting remarks about
ladies'.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Coursing at Westside Park SUNDAY. =
Try Tissera Package Ceylon Tea. y
Horses for sale. Langlois' barn. Yves,
Granite. "' "e"
Music Co. ~
All best brands of Cigars at the Mon.
tana, Y West Park street. =
Counterfeit hundred dollar bills are re.
ported to be IN circulation in the west.
washington Camp No, /, p. O. S. of A..
meet every Wednesday evening at Fidel-
ity hall.
Or. Mary McGahm diseases of women
ana children. Argyle Building, 6S w
Broadway.
chemicals and assayers' supplies. Fai,
Drug and Assay Supply mpa II;
East Park street.
II you want your house painted or
papered see McTucker, Loranger. Probst,
IVY west Park. Phone 373. y
DR.. H. j. Loebinger has returned from
,ne east and will resume his practice at
his Old office, 81 N. Main street.
The Union of Young Peoples Christian
societies will meet this evening in the
Baptist church, corner of Montana and
Broadway, to discuss the question of the
| DclltI oDSeIN dIiCc ~ l. ouIiudy.
The Chinese boycott case will be called
up before Judge Knowles in Helena on
Monday, when J. N. Kirk, for the defend
ants will argue a motion against the
adoption of the findings of the master in
chancery.
The remains of II. D.. Mcleod, the
young man who received fatal injuries
while attempting to board a freight train
at Silver Bow, will be embalmed and
shipped to Barrie, Ontario, in accordance
to Geographic instructions from his rela-
tives.
Louis Violet, a Tenderloin amanuensis,
was before Judge Sullivan this morning
| and took "a hours in which to explain to
! the authorities why he was, with respect
to labor, like the lilies of the valley, men,
toned by Solomon.
Rev. Jusaku Kuriskima Of Toxic,
| Japan, will speak in the Grace Methodist
| Episcopal church, corner Of Second and
Arizona streets, On Sunday morning at
II o'clock, on How 1 Became a9Chris-
| tian." Rev. Kuriskima is a member Of
the Methodist conference in Japan, and
comes wela recommended. Everybody
| should hear him.
The second meeting Of the Local Union
Of Young Peoples Christian Societies
| will be held in the Baptist church this
evening at 8 o'clock. This organization,
as its name implies, is a union of the
different UNCONVENTIONAL young peoples
societies Of the city for the purpose of
Christian work. Every active member
Of a Christian Young Peoples society in
the city is de facto a member of this
union and it is earnestly desired that
each society shall have a full representa-
ton at the meeting this evening.
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