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kansas Postmaster in TroubIc.

Topeka, Kan, w. A. Bedding. post master at Navarro, was gathered in by the federal authorities on the charge of sending obscene mail matter through the mails. He was brought here and bound over to the federal grand jury. He gave bond in the sum of $500. John NJ. Brcidenthai signed the bond.
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Ottawa Pastor Asked to Resign.

Ottawa, Kan, July 19.--Rev. l.. Schermerhorn, of the northern Baptist resign by his congregation, owing to the story that has come out about his having two wives, one in New York and one in Wisconsin. He has passed himself off as single man for several months
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Refused to Dissolve the Union.

Fort Scott. Kan, July 19.--The fed eral court refused to dissolve the Mine Workers union. At the request of the coal companies it issued an injunction against the unions executive board to restrain it from interference with the strikers, but granted the miners the right of speech and arguments to in- duce men to join them
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The Committee Is for Bry.n.

Chicago. July 19.-There are Fl mem bers of the democratic national com mittee. If there is a full attendance at the meeting to he held here on Thursday. 3S members will be out-and- out Bryan men. This means that Col. Brvans friends will be in absolute control
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The International Epworth lear

The International Epworth league convention will convene in Indianapo- lis, Ind, next Thursday, July 20 This convention will not only be interna- tional, including the United States and Canada, but will be interdenomi- national, in that it knows no distinc- tion between northern and southern Methodists.
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Biggest Steel Contract Ever Awarded.

Pittsburgh, Pa. July 19. 9.-The Pressed Steel Car company has con tracted with the Carnegie Steel com pany for 50 000 tons of steel plates monthly for d period of ten years This is the largest steel contract ever awarded to one firm and amounts to about Sl. 0O0 0O0 O0O
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Street Fair for Newton. Kan.

Newton, Kan, July 19.-Nearly $1, GOO has been raised here for a street fair and carnival, to be held in Newton one week, beginning October ?. About S1,500 will be raised. which, with the sale of privileges, will guarantee a sshot time.'
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Grasshoppers Numerous at Pratt. Kan.

Wichita, Kan, July 19.-At Pratt. Kan, grasshoppers are reported to be numerous enough to ruin cornfields and all vegetation On a single stalk of corn is q quart of the hoppers. Plover are arriving in great flocks, but little relief is expected from this source as hunters are securing the country for game.
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Drowned in sight of Ills Wife.

Brazil. Ind. July l9.-C. T. Godfrey. of the milling firm of Godfrey & Huber. was drowned last night while bathing in Eel river. His wife witnessed his death and gave the alarm.
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knew where the money n.-

Ottawa, Kan. July Ie Thieves en- tered the home of Henry Trickler ncre sunday night and stole about s6oe in cash. Trielsler Is a carpenter and had gast received payment for building . l.Daae- There IS no clew.
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A fruit eanners' combine. including II corporations and 2s plants. has just been formed in San Francisco.
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BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.

At Baltimore Cleveland :. Baltimore G. Sec ond game Baltimore 2i, Cleveland 6 At Phladelphia-Ph Philadelphia }. Cincinnati 7. At Brooklyn Brooklyn [, Chicago 1. At Boston Boston O. Pittsburgh ,.
 STANDING: 0F THE CLUBS
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Western League.

At Kansas City Indianapolis 1. Kansas City At Milwaukee Detroit [, Milwaukee D. At St. Paul St Paul II. Columbus z At Minneapolis Minneapolis 1, Buffalo l.
 STANDING or THE CLUH~
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Zine and lead have been found at a depth of leC feet al Merwin. Mo.
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Dispatch from the Commission

Washington. July I9.-The state de pertinent yesterday received from the Philippine commission a dispatch stat ing that by the cooperation of the military and the commission. munic-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
THE ILLNESS
OF MCKINLEY
Physicians Have Ordered Ab.
soluto Rest.

WASHINGTON. -. G.. May H.
Many things prove that the preal=
dent Is far from We'll Lately he has
heen repeatedly denied to Important
callers. aud he cancelled almost eva
cry ongaRvmaut made for the next
two months.
a delegation of Pennnylvanlana
who called on him iast week were
told that by the advice 81 his phyals
ctana he would not b. present a. the
unveiling 81 the iiartfrant statute at
Harrisburg May a. lie told the
Pennsylvania people that his uhysls
clans absolutely forbade hlm - ac=
cept any invitations Tor several
weeks.
II has leaked out that the rgcsi-
dent IL suffering from a nervous
trouble that demands absolute rest
1hlH was the cause ~ his sudden dee
termination 20 spend a brief period
az Hot Springs. Va, In view - the
conditions Ia the Philippines and sa.
mna. tho President did NOT want to
leave here. bat the urging of the
physicians overuamo HE objections.
II - eaissd that the president have
a complete relaxation from mental
worry and q that end every prvrau-
tion vii be- thrown around his visit
90 Virginia.
During the Presidents abEe nee
nothing will be referred 10 him that
can possibly b. attended t0 here
u h. said that the tncesaant work
and worry az the lstsi fcw months
have led % tho condition OF the
Prehigud frnfrtnhtN dtmhtwdsnhf
President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
TAXES IN NEWPORT
The Rate Has Been Increased
81 Per Thousand.

NEWPORT r. l.. May 1.-THE as
SCISSORS % Newport have completed
their work for the year and In order
10 meet the expenses 81 the city had
fu increase the tax 81 a thousand
making Il sill. Ily this fncreass and
reFaluation ruin OF saa7 SEQ has
been made over iast year. The total
valuation II placed nj t1s.iis 200
The heaviest taxpayer In Newport
IL Cornelius Vanderbilt. who IN as
aeaaed FOR sgss 600. on which he pays
si0.si7 Next comes the estate Of J.
Carter frown. taxed FOR ssss 200
and then Mrs. Aiva p. Belmont. wife
~ Oliver ~. y. Belmont. with $500.
e0a This includes Marble House ard
tielcourt. other New Workers Who
are taxed for over t2s5.ooo arr II. Nc
X Twonmbley. James X. van Alien.
Perry belmont. George Peabody
wetmore. Mrs n. Mortimer Brooks.
EIbridRe T. Gerry. Mrs. Edward r
King. Fred W. Vanderbilt. ~. n.
King estate and John ~. A. Girls
void.
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WILL FINISH HIS TERM
George 3. Howard Captured
at Arkansas City.

ARKANSAS. May 10. George
u. Howard. alias ]. w. ciawson.
was arrested here this morning.
Howard IL fugitive from Justice
and IL now under arrest for having
escaped from the Federal Asylum
for the Insane. at Washington.
In 1891 Howard. who was a PEN
sion attorney. In Chester. ILL.,, was
convicted Of pensions frauds and
was sentenced to i've years In prison.
About n year after his conviction.
Il Is charged. he faEned insanity.
lie was removed 10 the Federal Asy-
ium NJ Washington. He soon c.
capped and until this morning he
evaded the officers.
Howard came to this country In
1893 and represented himself 10 be n
lumber man. He was Interested in
a number of real estate enterprises
in Oklahoma. Since he has been here
ne has been engaged In the practice
Of medicine az an eye specialist. lie
was taken to the Federal jail In
wichita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
AUTOMOBILE COMBINE
Various Corporations to Unite
With Vast Capital.

TRENTON. n. J.. aay II the II
lmals Electric Vshiele Trannporta-
tiDn company has b.1en Incorporated
with a capital stock 81 - eeo. 90.
none - the shares being preferred.
The object ~ the company r. 70 con-
troll the automobile business In IL
lin0is. The iarotuarafors are james
=. Hays % cambicn ard Augustus
Trradwcli and Arthur Phillips 81
New York
This " branch q the company
owning the American automobile pa
tents and whose other branches all
ready have New Jersey charters de-
signed 90 give thrm control IN NesE
England and the STATES Of New York
and Pennsylvania. a hair dozen
more branch companies. each with
large capital. are 10 BE- organise. it T.
Nai. in order that the monopoly may
b. extended over the entire country.
=, = said at the rerretary - states
office that when the branch urrnuiz-
nflans are perfected there viii b.
consolidation 81 their Interests with
a joint stock capitalization q 49,
1sd 0s59
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
A NEGRO GETS
BIC DAMAGES
Verdict for $4,000 Against a
Band of Whitecaps.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May IA
Jury OF white mon. in the federal
court, have awarded George Din
fuR. n negro. a verdict for $4,000
against n band ~ whitecnpa All are
well known citizens ~ Logan and
Simpson counties The defendants
are Doc Moore. A. ~ Freeman. Jos
Flowers. John Flowers. John Phelps
and G. ~. Coon. administrator ~
Jodle Conn. The defendants will not
pay the damages. but VIII take the
insolvent debtors oath and spend
ten days in fail, 40 they say. a num-
Der OF defendants were stricken from
the list by Judge Evans.
a mob two years ago set about
driving troublesome negroes from
Logan and Simpson counties into
Tennessee. They came 70 Dinlng's
cabin one night. Dining fired on the
mob. killing Jodie Conn. Dining ct
capped and the mob burned hls house
and drove away his children and
wife. Dining surrendered In an adj
Joining county. Militia protected
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ms or tho proposed combine, said
yesterday
The plan proposed by Mr. ttawiHs
ter Is 60 combine all che lartv shod
dY manufacturers. The matter u
all talk 80 Tar. aud the details have
nor been worked out. nor have any
options beon secured The company
viii probably be Incorporated IN.
der the laws Of New Icrres. with
a capital OF xis,Qo0. ooa or So. 900, coo
Tho company win necureontlana and
buy the existing plants outright, and
then sell stock t. che present pro
prirtaru"
Mr.. Taylor declared that che pro-
posed combination was mot for the
purpose 81 raising prices 81 shaddy
guods. itc said that with the eom-
bination competition would b. done
away with. expenses would be great
n reduced and.the combine would be
able SO pat sheddy on the market at
a lower prize than az present,
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is GUILTY OF HERESY
An Illinois Pastor Tried by
Church Synod.

HOLLAND. Mich. May 1.-THE
REV. J. Huennsmsn ~ Ramsey. IN,
was yesterday tried on the charEe Of
hcresy by special synod 81 the RE-
formed church. representatives af
Miehisan, Wisconsin, Iowa. Dakota.
and filinoiN being In session al the
Third Reformed church The Rev.
Huenneman 10 member 81 the
Pleasant Prairie class ~ Illinois,
which preferred the charEes, Prof
]. n bergen. 81 Hone college. was
appointed counsel for the accused,
THE trial developed the fact that the
Rev. tusnnemaH was al variance
with the doctrines - his church On
foar points. via. human nature -
Christ. dpctunra 81 Qualification,
sanctlfiratian. and regeneration.
After an all days trial. the charges
* the Pleasant prairic class were
SUSTAINED.
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THE ESCAPED
CONVICT SEEN
Md Hogan Recognized by a
Railway Conductor.

CINCINNATI. May 1.-The Gin
clnnasi police have been notified that
KID Hogan. whose ARREST cost the
government $4,000. and who rscens.
~ cscaned. nailed ~ in a dry Eoasis
box. FROM the Columbus prison. was
aeen by Il. 4 .. 4. ". conductor
named Peters On hls train near the
town % pafkershufK. ". Va
Peters Il the conductor who gave
information leading 20 the capture
81 Aforaanuald. Tho train robher. In
Cincinnati he says thr man, who
- believed 90 b. Hogan beyoad a
doubt. MAS in the smoker last night
fic<etei rrpn Columbus over the
+. Il ~. v. to Acton. thence over the
n & - 20 Washington. TITS Inform
alton may have come too late to b.
nsYviceabi.. for Hogan. Who Was
daring enough % take exactly the
opposite course from that which u
would have hssn expected. has prob
ably gone through Washington Aud
reached Canada safely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
WILL FIGHT
THE TRUST
/. Cleveland Company VIII
Erect a Large Plant.

CLEVELAND, ohio. May II. 4
company TOR thc manufacture OF
window glass. in opposition Go the
window Elass trust. has hoen pfFans
iscd under the name OF the ponnsyl-
Vania Window Glass company, and
IN which H. n van Clcve. formerly
president Of the Van ClcNc Glass
company and several other Cleve-
land men are interested as stock
holders.
The company win construct a plant
at Kane. Pa. which VIII be the lar
gcst window glass factory IN the
country outside 81 the trust. The
capacity Of the plant viii be two
carloads Of glass per day Natural
Eas viii be used In all departments.
thus eheapenlne production.
Mr. Van Cleve win have exclusive
control OF the product and will
maintain a sales otiice In this city.
The general onacea VIII b. located
at the plant. Hiram Palmer an ess
tenslVe lumber operator % Mexican
county, Pa. Is president Of the COM
pany.
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CHOSE THEIR QUEEN
English Romantics Do Not
Recognize the stanleys.

CHICAGO. MAY i-neep mutter-
ingS OF discomfort and teaioasy are
being heard at the conriaVe OF the
Romantics that u assembling on the
loenl prairses 20 witness and ecie-
bFate the Growing 81 Nellie stan
lev. who VIII sueceeed her mother.
Queen Annie stanley. who has alb
dicnse-t In favor % her daughter.
The cerunation viii take place at
a date next m0nthiy net yes deiiu-
fteiy settled upon.
The stAnieys and their adhcrruts
nrc what are known as Hungarian
gypsies. but the upaiccwtents. who
are ehiey English Eypstss. boldly de-
clare that the Ssnnleys are net Rom
anies at all. but are merely rowing
band II Turks"
The English gypsics declare that
they will not recognize Nellie stan
ley as Queen Of the Gyp@ses- Nellie
Johnson. they say. - taeif queen.
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ALL ARE FOR BRYAN
pepew's Opinion OF Demo.
cratic Politics.

NEW YORK. May ii.-channeey
NJ Depsw has returned tren his
western trip. Regarding the poilti.
cal situation IN The wcst he said,
= met many prmoeraiic leaders IN
the Yves, and south and found
they were al FOR bryan. In fact
they are FOR Hr9an trsf and a plat
form next hey Nant bryan - bad
~ that they are willing t. aiioR
Bryan 60 usaks hiH own platform,
lie can leave the 10 To- plank oui az
put u IN. just As he pteaNrs.
or course Mr.. Mckinley viii -
~ nominated. A Ia Roosevelt aud
the vier presidency lie doesn't wish
a. lie u such Koad governor that
b. viii be Fcnominstsi. hut leak nus
for him IN 1891 here viii be a rvEu-
tar Roosevelt dsluFc thea"
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AN ISOLATED TOWN.
le Claire Is Stunned on Ac.
count Of Smallpox.

CLINTON. Iowa. May 1.-THE
town u IL Claire ia now isolat-
81 from the outside world on ac-
count 81 three cases Of The smallpox
which have developed there. The
health department 81 Clinton has
quarautined thu town. and all trains
and boats have been notified not t.
land any passengers from IL Claire
within the city limits. Davenport
and other nearby places have taken
Similar action. The victims q The
dreaded disease are the two chill
dren Of Mrs. Belle Nossuan and a
child 81 Frank Sey. ~ they have
not been out Of town II II n mYs-
tery how the disease originated.
This gives additional cause for al
arm. as Il f. not known how many
others have been exposed. Gin
ton seems 20 be rather uncamfort-
ably situated as regards smallpox
just now. There Is a weil-deyel0ped
case a few miles across the river. at
Tampieo. on the line Of the Buriing-
ton road from Chicago 20 this city.
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A WOODEN
MILL TRUST
A Proposed Combine Of the
shoddy Manufacturers.

CLEVELAND. May 1.-THE latest
proposed combination Of capital ls
81 wooden mill trust. to include all
the mills that manufacture shoddy.
There are about a dozen mills In the
United States that manufacture
shoddy and 90 per cent. Of the
shoddy Is made in this city. The
Cleveland mills that make ahoddy
are the Cleveland Wooden mills,
owned by Ceilings. Taylor & Co,
the Acme Wooden Mills Co. and the
y. Auhlhnuaer 90. The other shod-
dy mills are IN the east. There are
large shoddy mills IN Philadelphia
and others in Connecticut. Vermont.
MassaehuaettA and Rhode Island
.. EaWister. proprietor Of the Riv-
erdale shoddy mills az 2iverdalc. CT,
was In the city a few days ago to
confer with the local ahoddy manu-
facturers Ia regard to forming
combination. The plan WAS rceelv-
Cd with favor BY the Cleveland con
Germs. and II a shoddy trust Is form
Cd they viii. doubtless. become "a
part Of the combine. Charles Tay-
lor, Of Ceilings. Taylor * Co, speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

Rough, tsme beyel siding. weight 100
lbs. ttfWibgo. ceiling. wulghta Nos. l.
2 ana g. H-inch. 1900 lbs Nos. !. 2.
and o. 7t-inch 100 lbs. f19GgT. wninHs
eotiBE. sio0lt rustic. t2b02s, a.
shingles. tl.26. standard shingles,
tito. i-inch finish. -. - ana 10 feet.
i2sa3t. thick finiah. tssdss. cedar
squares, 2. .. . ahd 10 feet. t2l0g9s
ploisets. 81.
Kilnsdfied, 81 IN advance OF green
nfatlge. Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
A FATAL BALL GAME
Boy Falls on . Rock and Lace.
rates Mis- Stomach.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May ii.--F.
stnbbA the ie-year-atd son 81 T. J.
s,ubbA of East Lake. died this
morning from injuries sustained in
a ball game yesterday afternoon
wth other participants IN the game
young Stubbs had run after the ball
which had been knocked into the
field and catching II put Il IN his
bososn and ran with n. his eompau-
Ions cloae behind him As h. ran
he stumbled and feli upon \ short.
Jagged rock. the point % which hit
him IN the Pr Of the stomach. just
as the other boys piled upon the top
Of hts Frustrated figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thursday Morning Tho weather
10 responsible for the poor business
on West street this morning The
market Is well supplied with every
thing. cherric being plentiful and
quoting lilo "A box,
The other markets remain I'M
changed.
Tho following prices are being Of.
fered to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery I'm round lots on
the dock or I'm the cur ut Seattle.
Grain - oats. SIC. barley, s2a
wheat. chicken feed. si9: bran.
SIS. shorts. SIG.
Hay =. Puget sound, 81 per ton.
Eastern Washington timothy, Sfi.bO
ole; alfalfa, IS.
Strictly fresh ranch, Ice.
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Initiated by Texas.

DALLAS. Tex. May fi.-pudley
q. wooten. ~ Dallas Democratic
member - the lower house. has
written to Governor sayrea. request
ING him 60 issue a call to the govern
Jra and attorney generals - the
various states for a conference fer
the purpose 81 agreeing upon q con
eerted policy % legislation against
trusts ami menopoiiea. Governor
ssyrcs viii issue a call within a few
lava
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Captain Grant chcered.

MANILA. May II. - Two army
gunboais proceeded up the RIO
Grnude river as FAR rs calumpft to
day clearing out the insurgents on
both sides o. the river. At Mnca-
beho the runboata were welcomed by
the inhabitants. who chcercd them
from 'ho shore. capt Grant. In ro-
ing ashore, received many offers
from the Macabebes for permission
to join the Americans In lighting
against aguios.
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butter Fresh ranch. io4lic.
creamery. isqfi9e
Poultry Chickens, live. isWiaisc
live turkeys. re
Live Stock Choice beef cattle, COW +
&c. steera. ahM5c. good hogs, live.
fA5c. hogs. dressed, Gihe. cnlyes.
dressed. large. &c. small. Dc. calves.
live. large. &c. small Co.
hides. pelta ana Wool Henyy
sound stited steers. over 60 pounds.
H.. medium sound. per pound. 7he.
Ugh. sound under "a pounds 7e.
cows. sound, all weights. 7ci htaeH.
bulls aud oxen, fffac. salt0d tlp1.
&c. calves. per pound. s. green hides.
ie less than salted. dry hides, per
pound, lie Dry euils, nue-third less
summer deer. per pound, 2212fo,
winter deer. dry. NmiGe: papcfy
deer. puiac; dry eiks. 1Hiae; Ffeen
ok. 4Qac sheep nelts. 2i0aari shear
linRs. ibWg5c Eastern Washington
wool Sc. Western Washington WOOL.
Ice, dirty or timber burned. ioei tai
low. 2NgaHe
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Mrs. Miller Goes Free.

CHICAGO. May ft.--Mrr. Netne A.
Miller. who. a few days sEo. shat
and slightly wounded Charles Sse-
bert. has been discharged fos want
Of prosecution. Mrs. Miller no, sie-
bert hcrause he had married Hattie
Lombard. II whom Mrs. Miller was
unaaaaIly fond.
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Sought Relief in Death.

HELENA. Mont. May li.-Roy
fesccll. suffering frnm what the ut
tending physician had pronounced 70
be appendicitis but from witch he
was In a fair way 10 recover. killed
himself by euttins his throat ~ -.
Joscph's hospital rather than longer
endure the pain he had suffered dur
inw fur or I'VE years before. Pes
coll was "a wars Of axe and an Aus
TRAN By birth.
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sloane accepts.

NEW YORK. May Augustus
G. hr1Wn, attorney Tor Henry \
aluane. has received a letter from
Mt Sloane. Ia which the latter says
tnehcd by his former wlfa. now mrH
Perry belmont. 20 lao falansfer to
him ef che house al o itaHt Seventy
second street.
Mr. belmont requested hla wife to
return the property 10 Mr. Sloane,
and thr only condition che made was
that Mr. Sloane should pay ihn per-
spnal debts which she contracted AZ
hll Wiz.
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alger Gives Permission.

CHICAGO. May ii.-~As a result
~ his trip 81 inspection Of the san
HaFy canal. Secretary 81 War AigeF
has decided 70 permit tho sanitary
controlling works at Lockport as
aeon a. the canal shall BE- finished. To
turn tao waters 81 Lake Michigan In
tho nesHlaineK river.
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MARTINsvILt.E. Ind. May IL
Joseph nsluuRcr. a veteran and a
farmer. committed suicide yester.
day morning by climbing a small
bush and throwing himself In such "a
position that hia ncck was caught
between the farkcd branches lie
died with his feet a few inches above
tho around.
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Strike Not Settled.

PRINCETON. Ind. May IA
was held between the
local mine operators last evening
aud President Van Horn Of tho Unit
I'd Mine Workers Of America. Tho
refused TO sign the Chlca-
go and tPttsburg scales. and pro-
udsed no concessions. The men are
all out and the outlook for a settle
ment Is not bright. The miners Will
stanh firm.
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him during hlH trial aud be WIS son
fenced O. seven Neifa' imprisonment
but Gov bradley instantly pardaned
pulnr. who ed ta jenrwouyllir. and
years residence IN Indiana gaNo
him rlEht TO sue in the Federal euurl
In LnnIa.IMn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

terday to Ernest Earl Taylor. y. and
May He'll Boyer. 20. both - Olympia.
and Chester g. Thornton. 81. and
Anna l.. Crane. q. both pf Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
NEW SUITS FILED.

New suits filed yesterday in the
superior court were Myrtle J. Lam
dis vs.. Charles a. Lands. divorce.
W. i. Conway. RECEIVER q Moscow
National bank rs. r. ". wade. judy
ment.
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rha aame cIIpper sIgnIiIe..

Light, easy running. Besides. Il IN
i0g2 End ave. +. NJ. Spinning, agt.