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Morris tribune., 1899-02-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

The pastor, Rev. George Willett
will preach in the morning at 1920;
In the evening at 7;30; Sunday
school at 1900; Epworth League at
$50 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and vicinity Tonight
cloudy. occasional shpwers Wedr"s-
day cloudy. fair. southeast IN south
west winds
The diHrihution ~ pressure this
morning Is peculiar 1us a hEh
arra being located over prs zau ana
IlBfo. with low area over call
flruia and Nevada, also ans over
tho Canadian provinces. eoiueideut
with the nigh prosaure. the temper
1tur. has failen and r. low far tho
Heason IN oregon and Idaho mini
mum - ~ deg being reported from
uaIae CITY and ~ deg with lIgnt
frost At Baker city. In the coast
region. rising temperature ia not
Cd
Rain occurred yesterday or last
night at all stations In british Col
umbla. Washington and oregon
also ~ Kalispel and Boise city.
Tho conditions indicate unsettled
weather in this vicinity. as far as
can bo fpreHean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15

IT Pcrt stanley. Falklands. have
boon rscrtvod here She was driven
,aAasc boa d ats storm aud completely
Nrretcd. The Kelly was loaded with
railrosn iron and machinery from
New York Tor san ftanelnto.
schnousr v T. Tickle arrived with
load u hallbut today for the Ban
tu-n b1sh company
The y e. = i company has onl,
Two HalllnFa thla week the steamer
wNlh wuJia. for Frisco on Thurs
daA and tste steamer Alski. rar Lynn
canal ports on Friday.
six sailing vessels arrived on the
sound yesterday 10 load wheat. coal
and lumber the ship lteela. sehoon-
- Nurel schooner Comet the Emma
Glsud,ns. the bafkcntinr Kate Dav
eupor,. and the bark Lelr burgess
The government steamer General
WilHon . - Port 1N,wnaend inskine
q triad cruise She viii return In So.
attic IN a feN days
Steamer Albion Is due 10 arrive
from Cape Nome She vii probably
So dirrct 10 'FfiHeo, but may poaalhly
call At Seattle ntnt
L. r. lighthouse tender Columbia
left todaY for Peters island The
tender Manaanua irft last evening
an hrr regular cruise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
RAILWAY NOTES.

w. r. Conan. general agent IT
Portland for the oregon Short Line.
fs ia the city
G. J. Steeple. district freight and
passenger agent fDr the southern Pa
ei1c. was in Tacoma yestentay
Mrs. DAM. wife q ~ barr gen
oral passenger agent FOR the Seattle
q international railway. accampan-
led BY her two children arrived in
the city last night from 81 Paul.
They are stopping az Gufhth house
for the present.
q. q. Sykes. superintendent II
sleeping and dining cars on the Can
adian Pacific. left this morning FOR
Vancouver.
T. Western. travelling auditor for
the Cana dian Pac Inc. Is iu the city.
The Southern Pacific Is improving
ts freight service between Seattle
and San F'ranciseo by placing q daily
fsst freight on the run. The train
will leave Sacramento at a45 a. m
and arrive at Portland at o. 70 ~
of t,as second cay, wakiuz 81 hours
10 minutes for the trip. By means
of this FIST train. freight can leave
san Francise0 In the evening and
reach Seattle IN the morning Of the
fourth day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
OFF ON A TOUR
OF INSPECTION
Board Of Audit and Control
to Visit State Institutions.

TACOMA. Aus Is Tn state
board u audit and control viii Visit
al state institutions this month
sransactlna state btlslness IS biic on
it. jAant The board leaves Tacnmh
tonight. meeting az the soldiers
home for the aTst tims. Iris viii b.
the regular annual trip y inapectien
DIR. J. EaEsnc Jordan. ~ .seattl.
will not be able 10 arc6snpany tbe
other members. ami as there Is an
other vacancy on the baard owing Ca
the RES guatton % Cot William 81.
Ridparh. % Spokane. the members
accompanies the party NiH D.
Gov. Rogers. cx-ofiict1 chairman
f1rn~s; Lister. secretary. 1utge ) C.
stAlleup ant II J. Snivgly Some
time on the trip Gov, Rogers will am
nounce the succrssor "a Col Hidpath.
after consulting the ether members
OF the board.
From she Soldiers loire the board
will so to Fort Stsliacncru. luaEsactan
the asylum. then 90 the reform school
at Chehahk. IL Is probable the Board
Will Inspect the Vancouver school Tor
defective youth and croas the river
10 Portland
The trip up the Columbia river wiii
be taken to reach the WaIia Waiiai
peniteniiary. now erectluk a new din
tins room and assembly nall From
there the board gees 10 Medical lake
and then adjourns
No important business - 20 BE-
transacted. Ali the contracts for
supplies for TIE institutions to last
20 October were let last April. aud
beyond the work % erecting new
buildings now Ia progress. There ia
Little Of importance 90 attract the
boards attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
SEARCH FoR SURVIVORS

The 4. g. cutter GRANT hss lately
returned to Dutch harbor frum ia
days cruise through the Aleuilan ISL
auia The objects ~ the cruise. ac-
eordinR To letter Jus, received by
Mrs siamm from her husband. Capt.
gIamm. were To search for rosaIbi
survivors ~ the Pelican. AMI Il study
fhe ocean currents in Boriug sea 40
trace 81 the peiican'a crew was
found The natives NJ Alton island
we're found in aore straits aud they
were given assistance The Grant
viii next 80 to the pribllnf Islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
STREET VACATED

Thee LudEats mel a petition Al
he city clerks office today asking
tHaH the atY pass az ordinance va
eating Republican sfHeef between IL
iIats and Railroad avenues Mr
Gudrate hBs control ~ hIDck ias-t5s
Seattle tiIa nuda Tine blocks are
separated hy Republican street.
which a.alers the building ~ a large
lumber manufacturing plant Tire
city council viii meet Ire regular aaaz
sion tonight t1 consider thr petition.
The auditing II bills for July vii
also come up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15

VICTORIA, IA - AUX To-
'rsshtlnw Joe Martin. she fiamcr
a ein obnoxious allen mlnlne aW Be-
again in hot water. Ths hrnohcrs'
seoisty OF the province has suspend
81 hin far chsmprrtAs that o. fur
ns-4,nta aims a lawsuit With sn agrec.
nens, n sareosstul. O. div thr
uhins In sui.
rcr ever year Martin was a poll
esosl power IA BgitisA Columbia he
Aeld the posltion o. attorney scuerr
a.. eu, was virtually premier. and
dictated the policy ~ thu govern
mont In all important matters ln
TIE meantime De built ~ au extern
sivs law practice. Evil times gamr
81 him. however, Tie meade a fatal
mistake when he introduced che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
OF
A MILLIONAIRE

NEW YORK. Aus ls--J9hn W.
Mackay. the California millionaire.
has just purchased q vast estate on
i>1ng Island. un which Will be erect
81 a splendid country mansion drs-
tined Go heeufne the Property - tfs'
miiuansslrr.a daughter ia law Mrs
Clarence Maeksy II viii be bsHioW-
81 upon her a. wedding present
40 less than halt ufiiiun dollars
will be expended upon the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
RECEPTION To
THE OFFICERS

BEFORE ths troops leave FOR Manila.
TIE commissary officers in c9mnpnd
will be treated 70 a reception thar
will undoubtedly be long RENE mbtr-
81. and ore that will he further
evidence of sssttie's Hospitality r.
q. or~vsa. I. 4. Nadeau and Capt
ChiIoOtt are prime movers IN or
ganizinE prominent citizens for 70
grand affair which VIII be teudareI
the officers at parting. AMI OF course
Capt. Robinson. being the highest
army offieer permanently Htationod
here. will be prominent at She fatst
Tss promoters mot at tho cha inber ~
somfrerus yesterday afternoon and
csoi@L~d 10 bsgln preparatfqua NJ
once. 10 conolueivc move was made.
though ali arr determined that tho
affair rtsaii be o credit 70 the city,
and this II assured ~ the personnel
Of tns proffotstE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
Kansas Coal Shortage.

OALENA. kan. Aus. Ia ing
Ia tbs pending labor difficulties.
ariu~n. cFuHhurm and foundrien ~ the
estlsfa district asu Hhoft ga coal
About 10 mills viii BE- compelled 60
close 10un az once u the situation
ia not relieved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
M. Cuerin Refuses
to Surrender.
READY TO FIGHT THE OFFICERS
Freneh oovsrnment Msy Send an
Army Against tho Revolt.
tionist Soon.

PARIS. Aus is-M Gusrin. presi-
dent ~ the anti semitic league. and a
band ~ Jew baitsrs. continue 10 defy
the police from Guerin's barricsdei
house A detective called at the
nous. this morning and demanded
admittance This being refused. he
left stating that the house would be
entered by force today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Aug = Games in the
National league Yesterday resulted
80 fait4w 40 iaHslmure frttHhufN
p Baltimore a. at Philadelphia
=eh5taEo q Philadelphia 9 At
Hraaki9a- tsnuiftiiie = brooklyn 4
at Esssau-s1ns HuazI 3. D0ateu = AZ
S-@ furk CIstrt4EsI 6 Svw York =
Waahiaatpn &c. t.auia game post
ppHad an account ~ rain
......- -. IL Il. 49, l. -. ILL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
WITH BLUE NOSES.

Tue present chilly and rainy weafh-
~ 10 causing campers ta Nrum bic.
and many u them Rra preparing CO
return home and enjoy the comforts
Of a red-het stove. II i especially
dsaxreea be at the water front rg-
sorts. especially az West Seattle a
Puyailup Indian prophet. however
say- the present weather viii uut last
long. ard VIII he succeeded hy IL
warm spell shat will continue UNFIT
the flrsf OF Ostobsf A that time
winter Will set In and be aepa r..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
THE CONFESSION
OF A TRAITOR

VIENNA. Aus Il august Nee.
tic che Austrian railroad official af.
rested on charsr - Delivering NAB.
nisatian plans ~ ths Austrian ARMY
20 the Russians Through Frrnrh
cfumsaHary. has confessed HE Fuilt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
ECHO OF THE EXPLOSION

Burns W Beau. ~ g. Louis VINO
YVES injured IN the boiler explosion
on Second avenue south ard wash
inston street March a. has nlci a.
claim 81 $1,000 damages aEsinst the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
where Is the vigilaneis7

HAVANA. Aus it-samH anxiety
b. frt iesrr REGARDING the safety ~
thr ward liner Nigiianra which in
about tsu dave overdue q II frtr-
- rhe may have run into tn recent
cyclone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
AUCTION SALES DAILY

IT : HHH IfNW y VI
OF the Now York jewellery co g stock
~ Diamonds watches. Jeweiry and
sllErrwure. nf the Emporium. 81
Second avenue. In order 10 secure u
largo ATTENDANCE. they VIII give away
FHEE. q Handsome Diamond Rlup
and 10 other elegant prcTents Seats
reserved for ladies'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
CHINESE Can VOTE.

TheHa arr naR tao CaiHsrne r.
10 Seattle who ear Vote Thns
are CAIN sins and ala Lang. Va ha ~
Gently arrived ffam China They
aeee detained uy customs ufurefn
anil uu Hsttinr puf Wrt 10 hapFaa
c1ruas proved tHvF mrre b1ru IA
Sfakte. and bad H#HH educating
thefuHeleas lu Caina Ia aIuHaf
cIsa the supreme HaHss ~ fu. t'Htf.
81 ststHs haz hrIi fHas ell uesa baru
in this country afe entitled &. taIs
" they SAINT Go
Vol the Ar.aYer. IS 8 Eanweii sik
..Hs
Special Sale tfHs HafH rAurr. In
~. Ih.rtL. -l....-L - Ia LII 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
Dewey Postpones Sailing

LEDiioHN. AuE TO- pewsy'z &C..
parturr faf Florence has ben irdsf.
initeiy postponed. 40 tie admiral .a
atjl indiHpaaai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
BlnckcHaPEL WOES.

Matthew palv and james Frnton
we're ARRESTED last night by omeer
rhllhrIck un a charge ~ stealing s.
from Henry fsrice IN e los resort ln
the Hihekehaprl district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
The Glory of Man is His Strength-The Ambition
of Woman is Her Beauty-Both Can
Be Acquired.
Thousands Restored to Health and Happiness the
Pacific Coast Who Had Been Given Up by Other
Physicians-His Spccialtics and
Mode of Treatment

DIT parors block
wonderful appliances. No matter what disease
how applies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15

Two Domet Flannel excellent weight &c value only
yard
Two Extra Heavy Flannel, fine, heavy nap
l21ze value only a yard
One dozen, Mems Fine Jaeger Wooeeeed Underwear,
beautiful fine wool fleeing and grand wearing 85t
value. only o. &c each.
One case 30 docn Island Hose
forced heels and toes actually worth price pair
Two Finest Quality Cinderella Flannel latest patterns
and solid coors Of pink blue red and cream, pattern
yard.
Two dozen, Mems Fine Silver Gray, Wool Feeced I'm
defwear. grand wearing and easy laundering cheap 7sc
only 65C each, SIG suit
One Ladies Fine Silver Combination Suits,
perfect fitting soc for this quality; price only
go each
Cut Clearance Sale Prices Mems Summer weight Underwear,
Linen Hats and Straw Hats
O. w. PETERSON e. BRO.
zoe zoe 40 Pike ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15

Euru Dtux Co., Fiftt aud Plita
JIefoUptou spssisnstL GAoao fIko u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
DR.. Reeves Is Honest With the Sick

II he nnd case whore medical sk is powees he frankly tells
durable Dr. Reeves win tel soand tell
the
another ind what they
the {
how
DR.
anect how and nd vvhat The is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
THE ADVANCE GUARD Ok
new FALL GOODS

Have begun to arrive; not five or six pieces.
hut solid cases of a kind Buying direct from
first hands in unbrokcn packages, gives us add
vantage in buying what we shall share with
our customers. Our store news will he inter
estng reading for the trading public. Watch
this space each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
Let Those Come Who Have Some Complicated Trouble.

suffered tina
them and perexd by the different
cntdo nd SUI
durable Will cured ant
Z you are he gu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
What Is This Expert Examination?

opportunity that lifetime
Sbether ia bile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15

Special sale. Pine uafa paper. In
boxes Denny .Car e.. fie iat axe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-15
Come To-Day Come Monday, Come Any Day This Week.

charge DIT Reeves, eon,n
acscd by the thousands published
people made well all Vest
DIR POWELL REEVES II, rER
WAY SEATTLE WASH and
other andh CAN
them
Ofhee hours, a. n, . m. ain
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-11-25
Misinterpretation of Notice.

Justice Hawkins was on one occasion
presiding over a case in which the plaintiff
was giving evidence against man who had
stolen pair of trousers from his shop.
"How much were the trousers?" queried
Hawkins. "Well' replied the plaintiff, "it de-
ponds who wants to buy them. l sell them
to one man for thirty shilings, to another
one for twenty-five, but you can have them
for twenty-three and six" "Sir'' cried
Hawkins, angrily; ~ want you to tell me
how much those trousers are worth. "Well,
replied the plaintiff, "shall we say twenty
two shillings for your" "Look here" thun-
dered Hawkins, I" if you do not instantly tell
me what those trousers are worth III send
you to Jail for fourteen days for contempt Of
court" "Well, we'll, replied the frightened
plaintiff, conciliatingly, "you may have them
for guinea. I'm giving them away; you
may have them at that price.
Even the stern aspect of Justice Hawkins
could not stop the roar of laughter which
broke out on hearing the reply, roar in
which Hawkins joined himself
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-11-25
Japanese Wrestlers.

Although the American is willing to con
cede to the Japanese the possession of
mental capacity almost if not quite equaling
that of the m .jority of white races, he is apt
to form somewhat sighting opinion of him
as viewed from physical standpoint. The
specimens met with in this country do not
tend to convey favorable impression of their
athletic powers After, however, reading an
account of the physical measurements of some
of the most promim mt Japanese wrestlers,
more respectful attitude regarding the mus
cular development of these little men will
probably be taken. The Jill Shimpo has re-
Gently published table giving the measure
ments of six of the foremost Japanese fight
ers. From this table it is gathered that the
most bulky of these modern gladiators weighs
at the age of twenty-five years about 800
pounds; height, 81 feet; girth Of chest, b
inches; lung capacity, 4,45O cubic centimet-
res; upper arm, IL inches. Another one
weighs over $50 pounds; height, 6 feet
inches; grth of chest, AZ inches; lung capa-
city, 5000 cubic centmetres; upper arm, 6
inches. The smallest of these fighting men
weighs more than 200 pounds, measures in
height feet inches, while in lung caps-
city he exceeds them all. There are few
wrestlers or pugists in this or any country
who attain to these dimensions, and those
who have seen some of the best opponents of
Japanese wrestling are willing to back them
when pitted against the pick of the European
or American experts, as it is said that they
are as skillful as they are powerfu.-Mediral
Record.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17
Spring Lambs For Market.
BY an expert breeder.


Two things are absolutely essential in
this business; First, warm stables, and
second, suitable sheep. Stables built
partly underground are good if they are
opened to the south, have plenty OF light
and are not damp. II built entirely
above ground, they should be- tightly
boarded, and it is we'll 10 double board
them on the north side at least. How
ever they are built they should be we'll
ventilated without drafts and have plen-
ty Of light and sunshine. 1t is we'll also
TO provide a room that can be heated
with a stove where ewes with very young
lambs can be cared for in extreme
weather.
The best sheep know for this bust
ness are the DOmeA or some oithe Down
breeds or their grades The Dorsets
have been bred for years for the special
purpose Of raising early lambs for the
London market, and although our cli-
mate Is not like that Of their native land,
they are probably the best We have for
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17
JOHN ALEXANDER AND OTHERS IN
PETITION.

1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that the petition of John Alex
ander and others heretofore lodged with
the Judge of the Breckenridge County
Court and filed in this Court on the 9th
day OF March, 1899, requesting that an
election be held In the Custer voting
precinct (Which precinct is in the Fifth
Magisterial District of Breckenridge
County,, on the Goth day of May, 1899,
to take the sense of the legal voters Of
said pr cinct who are qualified to vote
at an election for county officers upon
the proposition whether or not spurious,
vineous or malt Liquors shall be sold,
battered or loaned in said voting pre-
cinct and also whether or not the pro-
visions of this law and prohibition shall
apply to druggists in said precinct, was
signed by more than twenty-five per
cent. OF the legal voters OF said precinct
cast at the last proceeding general
election held in said precinct 1t is now
ordered by the Court that the request of
said petitioners be granted, and that an
election be held on said Goth day OF May,
1899, in the eaid Custer precinct, to take
the sense of the legal voters OF said pre-
cinct who are qualified to vote an cleo.
ton for county officers, upon the propo-
sition whether or not spurious, vineons
or malt Liquors shall be sold, battered, or
loaned in said and also whether or not
the provisions OF this law shall apply to
druggists in said precinct; and It is
further ordered that the sheriff OF Breck-
enridHe county open poll at said yot-
ing precinct on the said 10Th day OF May,
1899, for the purpose of taking the sense
of the legal voters of said precinct who
are qualified to vote at election for
county officers upon the proposition
whether or not spurious, Vineous or
malt liquors shall be sold, battered or
loaned in said precinct, and also wheth-
or or not the provisions OF this law and
prohibition shall apply TO druggists in
said precinct and said sheriff il ordered
to give notice OF said election and hold
the same as required by law, and the
officers of the election appointed by the
election commissioners of Breckenridge
county to serve at the November cleo
ton, 1893, shall act as officers OF said
election, and the sheriff shall 80 notify
them, and this cause is continued.
A copy-Atteat
OWEN CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17
Forest Destruction.

1t was suggested lately in Mississippi
that the rapid destruction Of the forests
in the northern part Of the country
would hasten the time when the lumber
mill and furniture companies OF Wiscon-
sin. Michigan and other states would
find it necessary to move their plants to
the south in order to be near the source
Of the only available lumber supply on
this side Of the Rocky Mountains, Ac-
cOrdin0 to the Milwaukee Sentinel this
migration TO the south has already be-
gun. One Of the largest mill companies
on the MenOminee river, one Of the
greatest lumber-manufacturing centres
in the world, has suspended operations
there, and is preparing to move its ma
chineIy and employees TO the south.
Other big mill companies on the Me-
nominee have acquired heavy southern
pine interests, and the writing in the
Sentinel anticipates that within twenty
five years the entire Menominee river
industry will have been tTansplanted TO
Louisiana and Mississippi.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-17
Wheat Outlook.

The grain trade OF this country and
abroad continues TO guess as to Argen-
tina's wheat surplus available for export,
now moving forward in a moderate way
TO Western Europe. Estimates seem To
center around SO,OOOOOO bushel, some
authorities naming a. greater figure, yet
not enough to greatly disturb values in
our own markets. But the important
thing is the fact that this is the fourth
year in succession Of partial failure of
the wheat crop in that comparatively
young country, which has been 90 high
ly praised for its great agricultural posi-
bilities. In spite Of large acreagenand
early promise, each season has had It's
disaster Of uniaYoable weather oondi.
tionS. or visitation Of insect pests, with
resultant final disappointment In the
rate Of yield. The question may we'll be
asked whether Argentina, with many
promising natural conditions, will soon,
II ever, become a formidable competitor
OF the wheat growers Of the United
States. Although wheat Is such an uni