davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
CAROLINE COURT,
Politics tho All Aborbing Topic-Can-
didates ThickcrThan Blackhcrrics-

MILFORD. VA. April Special
County court convened in Bowling Green
to-day. A large crowd was present.
The night for county Offices Is on in dead
earnest There are more candidates I'm
the field than ever before AMI the all alb
sorblng topic OF interest is politics.
The Democratic committee had a meet
ing and decided 20 hold a primary cleo
ton ON the I'd OF May for the purpose
of making nominations
The candidates FOR Commonwealth
Attorney are \. 3. Chandler. present IN
cumbent. Il. o. Peatross. W T. Ennis
and j. " Degarnette. Those for other
Offices arc so numerous. It is almost i'm
possible 10 ascertain names of all Of
them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

LOUISA, VA. April lQ.-Special-A
large crowd attended court to-day. no
business In court A good deal OF horse
trading Merchants say money was
scarce Candidates all working hard. =.
y Mills announced himself to-day a
candidate FOR supervisor in this district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainiield. ILL.,,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold which settled on her lungs; she
.yas treated for month by her family
musician. but grew worse He told her
She was a hopeless victim of consumption
and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested Or Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. she bought
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
it's use and after taking six bottles found
herself sound and we'll: now does her own
Homework and is as well a. she ever
was.-Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery m Owens 6 Minor Drug Com
pany. Large bottles. so cents and sl00.
For wedding presents-Fine Rockers
Samples al special prices are being shown
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

An important no'fag 90 tho clkwp1d
Memorial Ass', 20 o. viii re- held this
afternoon a. 4 % clock In the brick school
,,,a,,,he~ l. requested to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
WHY ARE GROVES QUININE LIV-
IsR Il..4s BETTER THAN OTHER
LIVER PILLS?

Because they are the only liver pills
containing the tonic and stimulating pro-
perties Of quinine. That is all Price
10 and Is cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
All-SainfS' OuaTtettc.

An-Saints' Cuartette will leave to-day
for Staunton and Clifton Forge. where
concerts will ue given The members of
the guartette will return Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
DEMOCRATS OF
PRINCE GEORGE.
Delegates Elected to tie County Con-
vention from Brandon District.
SUSPECTED NEGROES ACQUITTED
Those Arrested az Grove Not Air.
Browns AsSaiiants - Commission
cFs Condcmning Railroad Land.
The Grays apply for Arms.

tr.rrDrpr-p, ~, ,.. ,. e,-.,f
.
iH' 't'iD' ''-'' ODD "'"''"'" '''''''
Prince George county. boo convention as-
semhled elected tho following DELEGATES.
~ '''' ''
the county court-house oh ihe i'in '"-
stant W. w. Taylor George DaiIdcotL
Mann Page n. IT. hufro", George N.
iiatcn' a.. H. Iih7iey' - W. ii"li''D"' 10
d. Holds >. g. HOODS a"" a. A. A'tiNa'
The convention endorse F.. d. Cooke for
Commemorative Attorney Charles Comes.
.,......s
TOT treasurer W. u" ''' '''
r. G.. Buuow for Comm-F iioncr OH He'e-
nue..
co,ryo p Hatch WAS unanimously NOM
t...., .......,....... .., f,-.,,l... i.f.i.t
,..
Ne7si3. 3D. i4e'."'I lay '''' 10 10 A''''
ley and ". b. Baird i0r magstra,esi IT.
d. Rrovning for overseer of the poor,
y, ,,...,. ..r
ana g. j.. Wi''."''.''' ... f,f,,
"e ..,.,
Ep'7' vi INV .''' r.o
Nalue Oh i"n"9 "'o"' ''.' '.-
h'n"ioHu' .s.'' ..'" ,....-. t.-
to"" l''" Dl"'- I'D
the use oil lNe s"." l..'.
met mere 'o-ua5 p-i9.'N-
me"l. ana ",Al" 1'.,''.'.'s .
M.nt il. ''1 49, go. 80. -.,,
M. ~, i.' wv a.. ..,.l. ,,,tn . r.to hour
i"'s n,...- ..Ii..,.,.I o.. n.ff
1.-'3 ..t, No. ,.u re.+ srafn In
T. ..'', b., s.,-.b.- ts.r testimony ana
NOT lDkN led.
ronr negroes were arrested at Crcwc
Yesterday ON suspicion OF btlue imui. G.
ed in the shooting and uu.aIlus % 1ir.
,,,.,,.., Ir,u.n me merchant lt Hebron.
pinv,iifis county. and r1boin. bum ol
large sum Of money. Th. negroes were
taken before Mr.. Brown t0 s,e whether
or not he could identify auy of th.m MS
befnc the marty who shot and robbed
him Mr. Brovn WAS unable t0 Identify
AM. ~ fharn as tho guilty rlrfy If l3
-f[ted tr.+ ono of the u.sra.t sl.I frat
ha know, the man who shot and robbed
NJ proo,r and s,,vc IFS name. This
mn T.. sa'd to be- An RoanoLe. whore it
lis stated that be was d.spa. us quite
freely twonty-do.lar bills and irold
p '.,,"S o..' ' will w. S5r.bt raere
was a largo crowd 4t Hebron last night
whom the negroes were brlusht before
AR Brown for identification
4 largely attended meeting OF young men
of his cifv principally members of the
late Compsnv O. petersburg GuyD.
1'bfrd virginia l..eiment was held at the
courf house Tonight FOR the purpose ~
-. 'r...'..,.,f,,.. ,n, oonranv Tne cr,rnany
,,.,s ,,.sntled with fortv-0vo members.
va ,u az ,s. r,rner officers RI. elected
.'.'' ,, I., Csn,ain j A Nichols. Flrst
r'.',,a1.,,t \viri.m 4 BOND. second
Iie1tensnt II r. Parham. Reou.s.t.on
VIII soon Do in''' tDl ,'l''i 49,.
COMPANY MnI''i >.'.,.,. ...f5 =,
iniol hed a-,'',''' ,., ,,.. ..,-.,,.,,,,.
READY 'o 'ii'' 80
Was orsal'@-D w. ,...,,.. 49,. ,,.,..-,.,
The Grand Nu.ns .' '"e '".' t''1
Mystic Gree on we 49,, 49,. y. ,.'
here on tgNl "'I''e.' 100, ,..,-. ID, ,,.
clock. "e'. are W., ~ .'',,, ny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

Wiikorson was brought 20 Richmond
and Sunday night was operated upon 40
the Retreat for the Sick Eighteen cuts
were found IA the intestines and were
dressed hy Or. Hugh NJ. Taylor assisted
by DIS. Edward Mcclure. Nireinus Har-
rison and others. He is doing fairly we'll
TODAY. Wilkerson's mother lives at Ciif-
ton Forge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
BUCKLEN.s NRNICA saLvE.

THE BEST sALyE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
ChnUla.us Corns, and all SKIN EruptiOns.
ana positively cures Piles. or no pay
required IL be- guaranteed 10 give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price. Is cents per box For sale by
owens Z, Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

For wedding presents-Fine Rockers.
Samples az special prices are being shown
al the Meyer Store Foushee and Broad,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
CUMBERLAND CANDIDATES.
Make Nominations for the

DcInO'IaIN MIMI NOINiNiIIOHN IVT TIT
Comfy Offices fucf0rv 'Ufncd
SUNNYslDT Anrii -Soociai-Thls
has teen a lively week IN Cumberland.
Candidates were busy getting their
f. ends out al Inc primaries held In the
fiffortnt districts N the county, which
was held on the sun 10 elect delegates 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

For wedding presenis-Fine Rockers.
sannIes AT special prices are being shown
Al The Meyer store, Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

THE EFFECTS OF THE GRIP are
overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
Durifcs the blood. tones the stomach.
strcngf hens the nerves. and makes the
whole system vigorous and healthy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

A vereiable cathartic that can be relied
tr,~n to DO It's work thoroughiy-Hoods
pills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
STAGES CONSOLIDATE
Columbia Stage Co. Now Has
the Field TO Itself.

CASCADE. n. c. June s--it T. re-
ported here that the International
Flyer stage line. which has been run
ming successfully In opposition 90
the Columbia Stage company % Itoss
burg has been taken over BY the
Columbia people. and that PREGNANT
Hoxsrs. manager ot tire Columbia
line nnw has entire charga Of both
lines. The Fiyer'stasr came up last
night from IioaaharE bat di1 not 80
down this morning as usual from
Grand Forks. II thia deal Rpes ss
afrnnaed and no other parties under
take % operate = lice to connect with
the railway trains a. basahurF. Il
Nilt leave the Columbia stage conn
paay the sole occupant - the fieid
tn. travel In - thH boundary com
try continues very heavy. u fire.
qucntly requiring three or four four
aers. teams. carrying fresn ten a.
fourteen persons each. o. bring iu
the passengers In a slnKle day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
MEMBERS of
BAR AT TACOMA
Arrangements Being Made 10
Entertain Them.

TACOMA. June s--Arranzsmenss
for entertaining the state Bar asso-
eisuon In Tacoma on July are TAX.
ina SHAPE. and the local members Of
the profession hope tn give tn. Wis
TORS such welcome and provide 10
pleasantly for their diversion white
In Tacoma ss to make the meeting
a memorable one. Various details Of
the affair have been placed In com
petsnt hands. There n an executive
COMMITTEES Of Ave to look after the
general arrangements.
The reception Of the guests v a
matter OF supreme Importance. and
the courtcsics Of -she local bar will
be extended the visitors by a com
mite Of about 20 lawyers. FL
nanees Will be looked after and the
requisites of n good retaining fee will
be duly impressed by a capable com.
rnittee.
The committee as finally determIn-
81 upon are as follows
Executive committee II. r.
GriKEs. chairman: T. o. Abbott. J.
A. shaekleford. Charles Bedford. T.
l. Stiles.
Reception committee-T. l.. Stiles.
chairman. G. 3. FogR. w. G. Sharp
stein. Galusha Parsons. johnson
NickeuA y. W. cushman. W. n.
Pritchard. J. c. staiicup. 4. n. Park.
or. y. 3. GrosHcup. J. NJ. Ashton. G.
~. walker. q. l.. Mum. II. y. Heus-
ton. l. y. Campbell. r. @. Hudson.
n. q RoyIand. John y. Hudson. T..
TihinghAst.
Committee on finauce--A. II. Tit
low. chairman. James wlcksrsham.
". +. Reynolds, A. r. Joab. r. n.
Blattner.
Entertainment committee--H. =.
briggs. chairman: G. ". Rlddeli.
John A. shaokleford. Thad Huston.
W. II. Pratt. y. D. Nash. o. q. Ellis.
Committee on refreshments Ed
ward l.. Parsons. chairman: A. @.
Avery. John II. Mechanics. George
Williamson. Frank Allyn, Ir.
A special invitation to attend the
meeting II to be extended TO all the
Judges Of all the courts In the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
SUDDENLY
FAMOUS
Becomes MiSS0rme
the Actress
WHO RORSEWHIPPED NJ. MAYER
sketch Of Her Career from the
Cradle Up TO Date Her fam.
lily IL Well Kno~n.

BLOOMINGTON, m. June 4 Ida
Ofme. the actress who hurse- whipped
Marcus Mayer the theatrical mnn-
AEer on the liner 81 Iaui. IN New
York harbor yesterday. u a native 81
this state. she was born on a farm
near Kappa. Woodf0rd county. III.
% years aKo. Her father vas n ~.
Jones. an extensive farmer and cat
tie dealer. widely known an Yankee
Jones. when ~ yeara Of aEu Miss
Jones' went 60 Hay city. Mich, and
IL il Understood married there. Since
going % Bay city she has never
been back 10 her old home. except
to make several short visits. One
Of Ida ormea brothers is buffalo"
Jones. Of Garden city. Kan. eele-
brated aa the breeder OF buffalo and
explorer 81 the Arctic regions. lie
was recently leader u the townsltn
iocaioyu In the Ute reservation, Col
9radd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following deeds were filed with
the county auditor yesterday
oscar Luther 20 II. T.. ~. Luther.
lot :. blk IS. 10, :. blk ~. Nagies al.
Fvb. -. 1925. sg75o.
Thomas Buckley TO James +.
Ferry. lot II. blk a. South Seattle.
Nov. u. Isss. s.
James = Ferry Go Victoria PaftSio.
same property. June 6. s..
peyton brown ot ux. 10 MAIDS
1-hueaon. lot 10. blk I. Washington
place ed. June 8. AIS.
sheriff 90 Fir-t National bank.
pun. eli % 81. sec e. twp &c. 9.
case ss.iss Va. Charles r. l. fsaillsser
e; al. April IA. si1ta.
Renfon Cooperative Coal company
to David n. and Sarah williams. lots
and is. BLK s. Henton. May =, isss
$40.
Same % y. y. and Sarah Williams.
lot T. blk 5. Rcuion. May %. 1897. 500
same to +. A. Mills. lot nc. blk 4.
Renton. April 81. SIS
John Anderson e VI. to T. A. and
Annie Mills. und = lots ! 20 .. blk
10. Henton, March n. $500.
Charles ~. Emma. Frank y. and
Augusta Frye. Charles and Pauline
Br'shu 20 same. und y. same prop
crty.
Renton Cooperative Ceai company
to Martha jenkins. lot and Is n
lot .. blk 2. Renton. tract ~. plat 1.
Renton Cooperative Coal oompany's
acre tracts. April q. $500.
james G. Blowers ct ux. TO A. II.
Gano. lots is TO is. blk 4. Victory ad.
May 4. 1897. sass
c. W. Coriiss to Gilbert Larson.
lots and ?, blk 20. Denny a Hoyt's
ad. June !. SsI5.
A. ". Gano ct ux TO James Oar
gun, wh lots II 20 IL, all lots i6 to
rs. blk {. Victory ad. May 81, ts25.
Sophia A. Hoyt and husband. ].
Frank. to Ellen II. Byers. lot H. blk
6. walia whlla I'D. June 7. y. c.. 81.
Ellen IL. Byers and husband. ovid
A.. 10 Addic W. Siegel. same prop
erty. June 7. 500.
W. T.. Meagher 10 Sarah A. Jones.
W 81 n lot 1. blk ~. Nagle's "a ad,
June &. 800.
Washington Hogle TO George w.
Hpgle. lot IL. blk I. Baxter's ad,
March 4. q. c. 81. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
By the Board of
Education.
No IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE
Petition Tor increased ssisrias
Tor resehers Referred to
Finance commlttee.

The board OF education held the
regular monthly meeting last night
and the most important business
was the election Of teachers for the
coming year. Prof Johnson ana
Mlas Shumway presented a petitlon
from the teachers Tor a raise OF
salary. and II was referred ta the
finance committee. A communicn-
ton was received from County su.
pcrintsndent Meredith. stating that
contracts should he made with each
teacher and then reported 10 him.
Tho matter was referred To County
Attorney MeEiroy for an opinlons
800 was appropriated "a pay the ex-
pence OF Superintendent barnard In
the National Educational aEsoeia
ton at las Angeles. Prof. W. y.
RahcOek Was appointed supervisor
OF the grammar school
Tho following principals were
elected fer the NEXT school year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

FOR CAPE NOME
Are Among Those Who Sailed
on the Oirigo.

Steamer Dlrigo. Capt. Roberts.
sailed last evening for skagway.
She had ON board a large number of
passengers. several OF whom were
bound for Cape Nome. Their
names were: n. NJ. Fiaskey. l. II.
Craver. T. Brown. Ed buchanan, H.
Benson. j. Pritchard. Mcdonald.
Ludgate. Young. Muther. McAdams,
IL. s. Tremper. John A. strout, w.
Block and r.. Roweil.
The other passengers were: Chas.
u. Duval. Mr.. Carter. Mrs. NJ. Glenn,
Miss Adams. Mira l. Barber, c. w.
thinner, J. NJ. Potter. q. w. Grace,
liver Risdal. r. Carlson. w. johnson,
NJ. HuEgor. II. T.. Hansen. r. okner,
A. q. soIberg. NJ. A. G. Des Gratis,
Miss ferbena Burnett. ". Villa
Grove. ]. J. King. and % second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
A Home On "a Hill.

II II the desire OF the owners Of the
Pratt's Orchard Addition 10 encour-
age the building Of homes. therefore
the investor and especially the ladies'
Of Seattle who are Interested in own
ing homes In the near future. are
requested 10 see this property. II
In beautifully situated on the east
slope of Queen Anne hill. command.
ing a good view Of the lake. city and
Sound. accessible by Cedar street car
line. There are from 20 IA large
bearing fruit trees on each lot. and
we do not hesitate 20 say that the
Pratt's Orchard Addition offers the
best value for tho least money Of
any property offered during our ~
years experience. Easy terms to
those who wish TO build. Price 1850
per lot. You can secure plat Of
this addition by calling on Holman
and Robinson at i12 Columbia street
MOORE INVESTMENT CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
Delay Explained.

The Filipino leader stood looking
sioorniiy across the heavily wooded
fields. He appeared IKE a man who
sees his end face TO face.
sMesquit." ne called. a dark FIJI
ptno with long muddy legs came out
of the hut
Master" he said with a low gem
ufexion.
"Mesauit." cried the LEADER. tell
me the worst. Are We really in n
desperate condition.
we are. master" replied the dark
man: I'VE are. Our legs are weary
win running. we are torn by briars.
We are footsore and sick at heart"
IT'S that all. Mesquite"
mo. master. We are also famlsh-
ing for food"
The leader turned away for a mo-
ment
There ". then. no hope" he said.
None" replied the dark man.
The leader looke- back at his
faithful aide.
Then. Mesquit. you think we will
have 10 throw up the sponge7"
There In no other way, master.
are starving7"
The leader sighed.
Where ~ the sponge. Mesquit7"
II VIII fetch II master"
And ne dartsd past the tent.
A moment later there cnme from
the Jungle depths terrible cry. Me
squit appeared. wringing his hands
Master. MASTER" he moaned. we
ere lost"
Speak" shrieked Aguinaldo,
what Is it2"
''Master. the spongei"
Yes. yes"
They have eaten III"
Then master and man tumbled to-
Geta1er In a dead faint.
And this Is the true reason why
Aguinaido delays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
Sheep Are Healthy.

PULLMAN. Wash. June s=pf. 8.
II. Nelson. state veterinary hurRcon,
returned iaff night frem la Crosse,
where BE- went to examine eoon head
Of sheep belonging to J. lsseallier and
u. A. Macraa. who Viii bee shipped a.
Montana THE week The laws ~ the
state ~ Montana demand a ecrtifi-
cate ffum the state veterinary sur.
Rcon that sheep brought into the
state are not diseased These sheep
were pronounced healthy by pr. =.
n. Nelson. who issued the certificate
required. Tue sheep are being sent
81 Montana because 81 shortage Of
range here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

PULLMAN, wash. June s.-Puil'
man has at last secured an abundant
supply ~ nftoHlan water for all the
needed purposes. The old well be-
came el0Hged last summer and
new one wan drilled last fall This
never gave a sufficient quantity OF
water and tho city has had eoaHid'
efahio trouble with the shortage. Re
GENTLY the old well was cleaned out
and now gives as much water pc be-
fore Il became cioEEed, 80 there ~
nov an abundance, Pullman boasts
OF the finest supply of water IN east
ern WanhinEtan. having a score OF
artesian wells. and the city reservoir
now being well supplied there IL "A
great deal uf rejoicing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
AN ADDRESS BY
J. T.CORNFORTH
Delivered Before Members of
Seattle Mining Exchange.

The SEATTLE Mining Exchange was
opened last evening with a good at
tendance u mining men. among
Nhom wer. several cniuradoans
prominent In the mining osnters %
thas state ] T. cornforfh. expires
ideni u The Denver board u trade
and Denver Mining Exchange. made
a speech. urging upon the people ~
Seattle and Washington 10 give more
attention TO the rich mineral de-
g-oslis west q the Cascade noun
tainr. saying that We have the re-
sources necessary 10 make this the
richest mineral producing state west
- the Rocky Mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
Mines and Mining
In the Northwest

A rich strike has recently been
made on the Kentucky mine Of tho
waueonda group. which II heated
on the colviils indian reservation
In okancsan county. a ledge Of
zrsenicai saiphur4tic ore, n, I'm
with. has been uncovered. The
ledge rises within 10 n. Of the sur
face of enc ground. Assays made
On ths ere are said TO be nearly
s2ssss Per ton in sold.
Ths North san ruil shaft af Re
public hss closed down after reach
lns q depth Of 10 n. The dafiy as
says she~ that me value 81 the ore
averages considerable, over ~ per
too throughout tho iedre. which is
ever u. In thickness.
Advises received fran Republic
state that the minss at Summit
Camp. II mile. west Of that place.
are doing we'll. Among these are
the Monarch and Detroit groups %
mines on the former the Groupings
are 70 n. IN width. An azsay made
recently on a mixture Of ore taken
from the hedges OF the two groups
gave an assay Of s2s per ton.
on the same ledge. There In a strong
ledge on the property. II has been
crosscut win tunnel Of IS n. The
assays are said to show a value Of
t3s per ton.
The work on the Black Tall f.
showing up a me body Of high grade
ore. II promises TO be as rich and
as extensive as the ore IN the Sur
prise.
on the San Poll. work II being
prosecuted on both the north and
south drifts on the second level. The
face Of the drift In each IL carrying
a fine body Of ore Of high grade.
Work II to be commenced on the
rnez within a few days. II Is
claimed that II carries the same
ledge that passes through the Morn
ing Glory claim. known as the north
and south ledge.
The Palo Alto Is again being drlv-
en- inta the middle mountain along
the ledge. 1t - said that there Is
no material change In the appear
ance OF the ledge ore.
There 81 no change to report In re-
gard to the ledge on the Cuba. The
shaft II going down at the rate Of
~. per day. The ore IL OF low
grade.
The Lorna Doone claim, near Re
public. owned by the Copper Butte
Mining q Milling Company OF Waits
burg. wash. IL said to be doing we'll
When a depth 81 30 Il. had been
reached by the shaft, which In YER
teal, sunk near the footwall Of tho
ledge, a crosscut was started for
the purpose of aseertainlng the width
OF the vein. This was extended west
for distance Of 40 n. until the hang
ing wall was reached a drift OF 9
II. 10 the east OF the shaft disclos.
cd tho footwall. This body Of ledge
matter Is mostly quartz. but there
are numerous streaks Of tale and
porphyry internixed with Il. II
seems reasonable to believe that at
a greater depth thcss streaIs will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

snoqualmic Falls Power company.
by its attorney. Bates q Murray.
yesterday paid Co County Clerk RlE.
ney OF the superior court. the
amount Of damages awarded the
county in the condemnation proceed
lnss for riEht OF way over the coun-
~ road from the King county line
to the city af Tacoma. Tho dam
aEca were slaoa. The jury fee. tisS. rs
and costs brought the whole amount
I'M 10 XllsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
Wanted Cheap Babies.

NEW YORK. June k-For APP
preaching woaea In peisncsy street
ulth infants IN their arans today.
and offering 20 buy the babies at q
apiece. August welirlch. a well
dressed man. vas arraIgned ia the
Esnsx Market court. charged with
dsaofderiy conduct. lie pleaded In
tnxlcatinu and said he loved babies
Tue women who were approached
ran screaming into their houses lie
was saved from belne assaulted by
an angry mob that followed In his
wake BY the timely ARRIVAL Of a po-
ie5efnaa.