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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
DEATH OF THEODORE B. PAYNE IN EAST HAVEN

Theodore B. Payne, who was formerly a hotel proprietor in Cheshire for years, died at his home in East Haven yester- day, aged slxty-eight years. The de- ceased had been i'll with the grip for some time and complications set in, causing his death He leaves a widow, who is the daughter of Wyllis Chidsey of East Haven. He retired from the hotel business in Cheshire six or eight years ago and since then had resided in East Haven. The funeral services will take place on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
AT CHRJST CHTRCH

The services for the remainder of the week at Christ church will be as fol- lows: Maundy Thursday, Holy Euchar- ist, 10 d. m.; evensong, D. ln Good Friday. maths, epistle and gospel, 9 a. In. three hours service, 12-3 D. m. 1;
 children's service, D. m.; evensong, 730 p. m. Easter even, Holy Euchar- ist. 10 a. m. festal evensong, 7:30 D. III.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
THE NAVAJO INDIANS FRIEND
Captain Riggs Will Exhibit His Collec tion of Indian Rugs and Curios Mex

Captain Riggs Will Exhibit His Collec-
 tion of Indian Rugs and Curios Next
 Week.
 .Captain e. w. Riggs, well known through his connection with the exhi- bition of the arts of the Mound Build CTS at the Columbian exposition, was in New Haven this week arranging for an exhibition of his rare collection of Navajo Indian rugs and curios.
 The captain has a striking personal ity, standing as.straight as a pine, six feet four in his moccasins.
 The rugs and curios were collected by the captain on the reservation and hunting grounds of the Navajos in Ari- zona and New Mexico, and are fine specimens of the one, tribe of North American Indians that retain their orig inal traits and habits.
 The exhibition of rugs, etc, will be made at the Ganole-Desmond compa- ny's stores, beginning next Monday, where they will remain one week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30

DO you keep Lent, MT. Ipecac?" she asked. The drug clerks thoughts were far away. 'No,' he answered absent ly; but we have something just as good. ."-Philadelphia Record.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
Government Bon in,
Chicago Malh'et,

Reported over private wire by H. c. Friedman x Co.,. Bankers and Brokers, 10 Wall Street. N. r.. and 763 Chapel Street, Room ? and 3, New Ha6eu. x. \. Tanner. Manage of Local Branch
 Ouening Highest Lnwnst Closo
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30

ppHkeIS anu bFOkeFS, 0i BIOnHWnv. New York, and S7 Orange Street, New Haven
 Bid Asked At, Top. x s. lNe gen Is. ,... ,102lk 1027s At, Top. x S Fe adj. gen 4s.. S3A s31a Brooklyn El. Co. cts 6s. ...... .112 113B Brooklyn El. R. T. Co. z 5s. 1061s ..., Central Ky of \. J. mtg 5s. .. 11SX, 110 Chic, R. I. X Pacific ext. 5s . .107jS los Chesa. x Ohio E 41as. ......... 93js 034 Erie 1st Con. prior lien 2 4s... 94 04A Manhnttan hl; Co. mtg 4s. 1071s 107A Mo, Kan. X Texas 1st mtg 4s. . 93Z GA Mo, Kan. X Texas 2d mtg 4s.. 67A eS1a Mobile X Ohio gen mtg 4s. . S4 S4is \. Y. ont. X West. gen mtg 4s. 103% 104i4 N. r., Sus, &West. gen mtg 5s. 96is 97 Nor. Pacific prior gen mtg 5s. .. .103h 104 Northern Pacific gen lien 3s. 6S 6SA Oregon Short Line Con. 5s. Ill 1l1B Phlla. X Reading gen mtg 4s. ... S9h 89% Rio Grande X West. 1st mtg 4s.. 07A oS Southern Ky list Con. E 5s. ..,. HOS 10SM St. Louis X Southw 1st mtg 5s.. 92 92A Texas X Pacific 1st mtg 5s..... .112h 113 nnlon Pacihc Is. 4s................104 104A Wabash Ky O.. 1st mtg 5s. 115 115l5 Wabash Ky Co, 2d mtg 5s..... 951S 97
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
Quotations Of Active Bonds.

Reported by Boody, Mcclellan & Co.,. Bankers and Brokers 5T Broadway New York, and ST Orange Street, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
 by Prince x Whitely, Brokers. 15 Center street, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
WHEAT

Now York Cotton Exchange, Reported over private wire by H. 0. Fried. man x Co. bankers and brokers 10 Wall Street, N. Y., and 783 Chapel Street. New Haven. N. A. Tanner, Manager of Local Branch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-30
Closing Prices.

Closing Prices.
 Following are the closing prices reported by Prince x Whitely, Bankers and Brokers, 53 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center st., New Haven. Bid Asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
DEATH ON
THE TRESTLE

HfunGEToRT. Conn. Aug :. = 4
loaded trolley car ~ the shelton
Strrst Hallway company went ct
the Feck's Pond tfcsiie a. oFonodue.
six miles fram hstr yesterday after
noon. aud - persons Test their lives.
The ear was going at hiEb rate -
speud. and a. 81 touched the tfrHtie
the trucks left the rails. After going
along the Ties fof 20 feet the car
ran on. turning completely over II
NaH all done - quickly that no one
had an opportunity % sscans. THE
iipt II the dead il as follows inneHh
H1tehkisH. Henry CoFserii. 0fih uda
n Wells. ELIAS =. bradley and eife
William Osborne. Daniel Calvin.
Conductor John Carroll 4 Banks.
Mrs Mcdonald. Wilton fanthar.
notarman. Heanis TnamrY william
n Harvey. Mr. J. Il RuHE Mrs..
Frank H.N and two chiidren. Vim.
Mccullough. AIRS. Arthur Holmes.
Thomas MeSally. Peter Rims. Pat
rick MebcrFnutt. Mrs. Patrick hrsus
nan. Alfred Pttt. William custer r.
Wing Hssrus. Mrs. William n. llBF-
vcy. John Calvin. Margaret Farrell
10 is believed that the fourteen tn
iurrt will recover. TIE cork q
buryinE the tweufy-uine dead wss
begun this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
HER COFFIN AN
OLD ARMCHAIR
Odd Motions OF Mrs. Norton
TO be Carried Out.

TAWIINU n y An. M
stranger funeral ,.,,r a..,,,,.a In
Bat,t..=a .o.ugt,, ~, 49, ,,i,.r,.d
f.r Mrs ,,sf..,. d ,s,,t.., ,,tf,. ~
/. veil t.t5,,,, 81 .,,,,t5.t..t.,,. ~ ma ,,l,ee
,,ha Is ~ be- bur..5 /, fse ptsItpe
r..m,,gsV t.,..,,.,,. ,f,..,t,.,,., "a =
.sff..t Ia..t,#.#f ........,.t..,,..,. ,itt nor
slrsYl.r d,lrss f.r...- ,l,,l#,,,.p
have br.p bus,.ail a.v,pa. .,nssi IA
v.erk ina. rf.,fe,. 49,, II M ntpht
80 u,st- ga. #4.....5..,,. ,.,#..,,.,,. t.t,,-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
MORE SOLDIERS
FOR CANADA

VICTORIA. Aug. THE imperial
government and the Dominion auth
critics have decided 10 Increase both
the regular military aud militia fore
- on this station. the Pacific coast
depot - the british army and navy.
Coming this time when the rrla-
tiunn between Cauda and the United
states aru ackna "a lodges by Premier
Is8urirr 60 be rather strained over
tho Alaskan boundary question. IL
ipukhn 40 u grrat Hf8thlu and can
ala we're determined 70 assert their
eluim 90 the portion Of Alaska de-
mande1 BY Canada ~ fierce of arms
II necessary
~ this az IL may. the garrison IL
to BE- AT oneeErratiyinofehr-d. The
barracks on Aacauicy point. where
their long reaching disappearing
guns. command the entrance 81 the
Straits u Juan De Fuea. will aoan
be the home % marv than treble the
number ~ engineers. marine artiis
Terry napfivrh. aud other united ser
vice men than are noN auartcred
there tsfua % tire additional gar.
fi.sn has already left England and
others wiii eofne cut In big squads
within the next feH months VIA Hail
faS aud the Canada Paeife railway.
The frat squad - troops 30 come viii
number $50 officers and men. and
the present accommodations being
tap small 90 house them. much larger
barracks viii be at once erected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
PROPOSITION FROM
A CANDIDATE

CNptZ. o.. Aug II Z Scott.
who wanted the congressional nom
nation put up a. auction. Is worth
5000 0nn. maio out of his Inventions.
among which Hre am apple lrrr aud
n rea hulHuH machine. The failure
of his political auction sDhemc has
led mm into making uow PROPOSE
ton In letter 90 the public. In
which ho says.
II nude great mistake In sup
posing anybody wants politics. sape-
rluy u ohio. II 800 want bussism
aud corruption lat ua be- honest and
say SO. Iet as cut the sham out of
H. Let ua get together and say. re-
solved. that Wo arc SIT of political
acouudrcls. We like II aud prefer 10
keep II up
IT YOU VIII aErcc - do this I Will
agree 10 nut moro political corrup-
ton into this canvass than any other
man. or suffer defeat at the polls"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
COUNCIL BRIBERY
IN CHESTER, PA.

CHESTER Pa. Aug the run
or To ;he effect that $50 var paid Ca
suNun cuuncilmau for tine purpaH# -
settling through contract Tor paw
ina EiFuont aeonua with yitfinru
brick ~ 4 specified manufacture. has
stirred au fhe city. and an iuyezfla
affau ia demanded The friends ~
the mnmftera - councils whn she
rumnr eharnes with brnsntinE from
tho transaction, want speeinr
charRe brought forward In councils
- that e may he met. II - unaer-
sfs=s.i that at q meeting = councils
un August q n resolution wili be in
iFafurri hooking 90 an Investigation.
" o RriHF. 90 whom the ean-
iraei waa awarded. said to-day that
be had Hat paid a cent to any mem
hef - councils IN aecraut - ths
paving essntfAHt. nor did he know %
any person who had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
GARFIELD HAS
A FIERCE FIRE

GARFIELD, Wash. Aus liar
Held suffered the worst rontiaEratian
Ia itH history az an early hour yvstef-
day morning. when nix buildings In
the center 81 the business portion
we're reduced % pile 81 debris. to-
gcther vita nearly an the contents.
he rtoss il ahnut tztu0p. with but
s. 100 Insurance on the huildinss
The firc was If inceudiary origin.
Cu8l Oh WAS used a. naturatr thr
rcar Of Avsfiii's grocery store. The
heaviest ioacrn are NJ r jackson.
fseoo. e. T. AVerill. $500. y W
Webster. s. 600. h. brown. s. Son
e Il Hensley. tt.bo0. and y + Atgh-
icon. 81 .oo0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
BURIED A
WAX FIGURE

BftisTof. Tenn. AaS. T.--in Feb
ruarY last a funeral vas held on the
supposed remains ~ Thomas chase.
farmer. Whn had been 800 bat few
days. iuaufnnrn companies had -
companies arr naw rgfuHlnB final
payments 70 she uidpw alleging that
Chase had probably been mad. the
victim OF scientific hypaotiam nn the
part - some person ar persons In
COLLISION with the wife ~ Chase
that a wax figure was buried and
pronounced 60 D. the hsssiy ~ Thasa
that the Insurance had tssrn obtained
n the first place by ussrepra aeufa-
tlpn. and that chase had been seen
alive two months after his reported
daath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

with some Of the anest lahrioan, In
the world.
Richard slater a returned Klon-
diker Mas huncnesi out % 50 BY
tarrr clever confidence mon. ia a
FHaw IN the shurey binek on Third
avenue. this morning. slater was
approached IN the Sv~ Western
hntel ~ stranger who asked him
where he was kotus Slater replied
that Re bad Just returned from The
kinudlke. and was on his way to-
London. Eng. Il have a friend Who
leaves Tor London In a few days"
said the condolences man. and win
introduce yea % him. The two
vent "a the sborcy block. where the
confidence mans tRu partners wcru
playing poker slater wna gaXlts-i
- take haud. which he did lie
vas soon short SO. lie began TO
realize that ne had hceu wWinaied
and threatened them with arrest
They returnsd $50 Later Slater re-
ported the caas 60 police headauar-
tera- Detective Power has a eoo-i
description % the men. ami says they
are members Of we'll known crowd
q bunco men.
Charles Lppen. an ex-eanvict. was
arrested BY Detectives wappsnstrin
aud Powers TITS Afternoon for a
criminal assault on his two-y ear.oid
daughter. LapeEs wife obtained a
flV0rce frogn his about four weeks
aNu she Immediately married q
man BY the name - 8. =. McGawen.
ard the two are living together at
Georgetown About two weeks age
Lopez calis 4 At his Nifr'H home aud
asked t. = - their little ziri "a the
park. Sha consented. and the two
left about z o'clock in the afternoon
lie did no return the child. but
took her ts' iady'a house In Alier
street TT At evening the little Eirf
complained 81 being sick. and Dr
Powell sas called. on examination
he found size had been assaulted and
VAS hruist 8 terribly The police
pere nattd. = and today Lopez was
found Ia a rom In the Concord house
on Pike atr eet- LapeE ia a native -
East India. and has served several
terms IN j. %.
AAH hsAaf y ef feNHHta OF the state
University met IN the chamber ~
commerce this afternoon al 10
o'clock Those present were prss.-
dent Geo. VI. kinR Hon. John s.
Heyt Aide J Hlrthen Judge Rich
ard WiuHor President Graves Of
the University. who is an sr-afnria
member ~ the board. and Secretary
Clarke DAVIS Mr. Geo. n. King was
reelected president for the ensuing
term.
The priue PAL matter Or discussion
was the que sttun ofg leasing the Old
University grounds. Some Seattle
persons are desiruua % acquiring
D. years lea - on the property with
a View 20 improving u. and this mai
ter IL NOW held under Amusement by
the regents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
A MYSTERY
AT TACOMA

TACOMA. Aug 7-Hudoiph Slip.
i,orn. Of 1917 South q street foreman
Of the scash and d ir department 81
Wheeler a 0aEood'H' mlt, W lylhE at
the Fanny Paddock hospital with a
broken back lie In "a prechr'ouH
condition. though tis phyaicihnH
hope t. be able Ia save IL n life. Slip
perm was found lying On The ground
infrunt % thehouHe at $40 south ftf-
tevnth street at I O'Clock Yesterday
morning. a paHaer by saw him and
tvirphunrd 60 the police. W no sent
tho ambulance To take him 10 the
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Love at Long Range.

ANNA. H.. Aug. 7.-FIora bloom
field. ~ Astoria. and l.. l.. Williams.
prosperous Young farmer of this
vicinity. met yesterday FOR the FIRST
time at the Illinois Central railway
station here AZ 70 90 At z=s0 they
were married at the home u Mrs.
Mary y. Luton. an aunt - the groom
who had visited Miss Bloomfield and
told her about her nephew and had
also told her nephew about the uu-
man. Al the two knew about each
other was what they had heard and
from letters which passed between
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
TEAM AND DRIVER
FALL rs FEET

CANAAN. Conn. Aug william
gOle9mb. q teamatcr. q pair ~ horH-
- and q wagon containing two and
a-haif cords ~ wood. Cell over cliff
on the Canaan mountain to-day.
The clih at that point Il 70 feet high.
and the bottom, excepting small
space u atunted pine and under
brush. Is covered with huge Jagged
bOuldera
The man and hls horses struck IN
the timber and escaped with scarce
y a scratch. The harness was brok-
en- ana the wagon damaged beyond
repair.
HolcOmb jumped and struck lu Il
pine tree some 20 feet from where
the wagon and horses landed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
LATE NEWS OF THE CITY

The crittenton Rescue Circle held
a meeting tn the Piyuuouth congre-
Eaiienai church at 30 o'clock tails
afternoon.
Denver Ed smith and Costello.
the big sailor 81 the Iowa. ala NOT
fixht a, Tacoma on Saturday might
Only 30 people paid admission % ths
Owl theAter. and the light VAS paat-
poned for a week A small deleFa.
ton Of sports wsnt over from Sc
attic.
The report OF United states Dis
triet Attorney Gay. showing the err
rors In the North Canal rght-of way
proeedinKs, IL Ia the hands ~ I'rose-
cutting Attorney McE.irey The rusa
of work In the attorneys effice. in
which the Armstrong ease and the
di~barment proceedings are the pfin-
cipie. has prevented an Investigation
OF the papers q the maklns ~ 4 deed
from the county commissioners 30
the federal government both mat
tiers viii be taken up at the earliest
possible date.
The dsshaFment proceeding against
John II. Hart and the eontempi pro-
ceedinss againt James Wilson was
continued this morning autn I'D
a. m. Thursday al the request -
their attorneys Assistant Attorney
General Vance eeutd not be presunt
today. and upon agreement The de-
PENDANTS attorneys asked for the
continuance.
Mrs Christina NJ. Giiiia. aged -
years. died az Providence hospital
yesterday she leaves a husband.
James @. ellis. and two chHdrcn.
Maggie Pcppert0n. a morphine
hend, was arrested early this MORN
ms on a charge ~ stealing a gold
watch from a RInndikar By the she
name % T. Anderson.
A burglar entered the lodging
house al ee2 Fourth avenue yester-
day afternoon and carried N t2o
dozen silver knives. two dozen silver
forks two dozen silver spoons and
one dozen dessert spoons.
Detective Kennedy recovered
barometer from lfuncle Sans pawa-
shop today which was stolen ~ the
steamer Tauquln Saturday BY An
Soy. Chinese cook
The body n an unknown man was
found Ia the river near Auburn sat-
urtiay. There was nothing on ~
which could be used for identihea-
ton The coroner l. Investigating
the case today
This afternoon about O'Clock the
T5-ton schuuoer Columbia Hlli sail
out Of the farbor with thu expedi
ton which Il equipped 90 work the
OIL works IN Alaska. exclusive men
ton q which was made n the Star
Saturday. Today everything was
made shipshape and NJ GiGen stat
ed that the expedition would return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Piano Recital.

NJ otto Bendix. one Of the finest
aud best known planlsts I'm the Unit
cd states, VIII give a piano recital
Mt sherman, clay a Cos hall. bi4
second avenue. tomorrow evening.
beginning at sis o'clock. NJ. Ben
dlx's reputation Is so well known
that all lovers OF good music should
attend. and they may be assured OF
rare treat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Regulates the SEX.

CHICAGO. III Aur. THE truth
~ ur Hehrnck'a Theory ~ sex has
been demonstrated IN the hou1u ~
phH8p ufeasharh 4 hsy Weighing
is pounds was born fhin morning.
Girl after Rir4 bat made their de-
hut in the household AMI 81 DrcH-
bach placed ElH aife under the earn
~ Dr Christopher and pr g O. Hn.
run. Thr diet prescribed bv pr
srhsnCk ean faithfully administered
unaar tie auusfs laian ~ the fWv
rhyairiaus. This is the nrat S. henck
iahy huru go ehicemo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
CONFERENCE
ADJOURNS

TACOMA. aug. THE v. II. c. A.
conference will adjourn today after
three days session. Tho delegates
vii De taken on an excursion 60 So
attic a. the guests of Prof. r. =.
tappy. who has presided as chair
man II the conference. They viii h.
given a iunehopn during the day and
Niii return ia Tacoma in the evening
Tor a banquet. rendered 20 the visit.
ora by the LEGAL association.
The banquet viii he rendered IN
~ 6. \. hail. Frrsiieut Long
atrcth ~ the local association il 10
preside. Visiting delegates presided
AZ different church meetings yesier-
day. a doEeu lpcal pulpits being sup
piled At ; o'clock last evening a
general nesting was hcld in the
F1fst Il. y church. at the CORNER Of
Eighth and q street. Professor r. 4
Lppy presided. and a Burnher Of
visitors made short addresses. SEE
retary ". ~. Day. Of the Tacoma a..
ISOLATION. spoke 0h the plans Of The
Tacoma Y ~. g. a. for the winter
4 - llama. % seattle. delivered an
address on college work and phyEi-
cal culture YVES treated by NJ. NJ
tAnEiey. ~ Portland. j. A. Dummitt
treated railroad work and Prot r
4 idppy spoke on supervisory work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Blinded Her Rival.

NEW YoUK. Aux Mrs Annie
Ryan. AGED 20 mother ~ four child
rem. driven "a desperation BY the
neglect ~ her husband and hIa In
fatuHtion for Mrs sarah Mccarthy.
last night apuHht out her rival and
threw c1rbollg acid an her. totally
destroying the woman'a slsht and
burning her frirhfuuy
Mrs. Ryan heard her children cry
iuG FOR fHod Rendered desperate
she obtained the acid ana started for
tine widow house. Mrs Mccarthy
was aeatet ON tho step. and na she
arose her ftoc wac dreuchsi with the
burning stuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Paper Warehouse Burned

CHESTER. Pa. Aug THE big
paper WHfr house 81 Edward Car
r.ft. az Firth and welsh streets. IN
fhla cii} was almost entirely dee
stuayrd BY nra fhis morniHH. RESULT
inE iu q tasH 1t feaaau covered bY
Insurance. ThH nre originated ffum
unknown euuaes in the az Nauarer
bin. THE new government building
and several nearby Residences were
saved from catching On ffu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
MARRIED AT THE
ACE OF 1902 YEARS

cHAHl.EsToS. ". va-. Aug -
= x Shoemaker. nrsd Toe aud Mrs
Irene Polling. asasi rs. have iurt been
married ID liIEHlur county. az the
hnfHf ~ TIE bride THE groom lean
-si un eane during fhe ceremony
and the bride l5.i hef pipe on tho
window sill
NJ maker has h-en married
twice before and the bride once.
Both have gray haired children Tho
couple were sWgrthsHrts e years
ago. Eaeh has a small fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

LONDON. Aug According O.
the 81. Petersburg correspondent uf
The Daily Mall. the Russian EoV
eminent has introduced computs
orY passport system Tor Ia Llun-
Wan and Port Arthur. preventing
Ensllahmen and Americans from
Travelling thnrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

pAlus AUG The news proceed
tni-a II the DreyfuH eourtmartinl WAS
uwait4a with intense eaErruenH here.
The ma extras with tennes dsH-
patches literally torn from the news
bays hap dH
The "a q 10 calm, l/sevot despite
the anor,a OF the Rational Prefs 10
stir up trn u bic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

HoNukoNN. Aus. Towing TO
the prevalence Of hreandaRe aud ~
chants near Canton have been oblIE-
rd t. notify foreign buyers that they
viii probably be unable to mlul the
cosracts made with them. Thefe
IN no security IN transportation at
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
ON THEIR WAY
ITO SEATTLE

WARRINGTON. u. e. Aug T.
Troops A. Il. aud " Third cavalry
left here this morning for the phil
IppInss via Seattle.
AZ seattle the troops will remain
about week The horses will be
exercised daily and fottan into con
dition for the voyage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

NEW YORK. Aug. THE strik,
u the eompositors and st.rcotypers
which began on the morning sun
saturday. has spread to the Even.
ing Sun.
only seven ~ the regular force re-
ported this morning. The attempt
- the managers ~ the sun 10 al the
placvs ~ the strikers with men Inn
ported from Philadelphia was fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

HAVANA. Aug. The reports
circulation about Gen. Jimluez. who
IL IT, alleged will head revolution
in san Domingo. and had gone TO
that country. ia claimed % be with
out foundation. Preparations. how
ever FOR hts departure are actively
going on. but tho date for sailing il
stitl indefinite. Jimincz confcrs fire.
qucntly with Gomez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

Fine Fast Colored Blue. n cd. and
Black and white PRINT NVHAP-
PEI,H. long tight hitting va iat I'm
ing faced front perfect ntthlRi Doc
value Tuenday special On erinE.
while they laHt,............bg o each.
Extra Quality PRINT wftAPIssRs.
light and dark patterns. pretty
braid trimmed yoke collar and
Guns. long tEht-nttinR waist lin
ing. faced front. actually woi n
81 -. only ..................9sc eaah.
Beautiful Medium Color.d PER
GALE WRAPPERS. handsome IN
laid braided. inlald edge trimming.
braid shoulder caps and collar.
making altogether beautiful gar
ment, f2.25 value. only ii. 20 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
MAYOR or ATLANTA
CUT PIGEON WINGS
And Did Divers Other ReprehensibIe
Things at a Cakewak--- Council
May Remove Him From
Office.

ATLANTA Ga Aus 7rhls the actions
or Mayor Woodward
last TUESDAY nt and nIosd divers kinds sshnaaung
liquors
execute mats pseon WINGS Tho ball ho and attempted
twice 10 stand ha head appiaudng
lie dld other edy things usually attempted oy by uEhops walkers
and acroeats
the length
looking from uHlc