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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26

over, if he is in the cavalry he must have
a horse which will take a river as easily
as a hunter takes fence. Swimming
nlaneuvers are part of the regular drill
there. Collapsible canvas boats,
manned by few oarsmen, lead the
horses so that they do not attempt 20
land on stone quays and other difficult
points. The men swim across with
their horses and on them. They do il
in swimming costume and in all the ac-
coutrements of war. There are few
nautical emergencies for which the
Dutch army is not prepared, Some of
the officers have even reached a de-
gree of proficiency that not only their
horses and kit cross the river with
them, but their pet dogs sit upon their
shoulders and are borne over, almost
without Wetting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26
WHEEL OSCILLATION.
1t Has Been Shown That BicycIF
Wheels Which OsciIIate Are
Not NecessariIy Best. III

There was a time, and not SO (Aey
long ago, when the average deVef
judged of the qualities of a bicycle by
the number of times the rear wheel os-
cilIated after it had been revolved free
of the floor. At the last bicycle show,
reports wheel paper, this fallacy was
taken advantage of by the shrewd sales
men of several manufacturers who. rec
ognizing the effect this balancing, had
on some of their customers, adjusted
the wheels shown by them accordingly.
Now, as a matter of fact, this balancing
has nothing at all to do with the run
ming qualities of the wheel. 1t means
nothing. 1t is the way wheel runs
when under load that shows its quilt
ties, and experienced dealers and riders
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26

A melancholy memory of the past
was recently put up for auction by the
government officials in Paris, no less
than the cases in which the huge war
indemnity paid by France to Germany
was transported across the frontier.
The chests in which the famous "cinq
mi!liards" were held were sold for %
francs! Evidently a lost opportunity
for the antiquary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26

oscillatipg power of a wheel, but when
you are on the wheel it will run away
from ANYTHING else.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26

One of the statues of Queen Victoria
was executed by Edgar Boehm, sculp-
tor of Hungarian origin. The monu-
ment stands at Windsor. There are
also monuments of the queen at Liver
pool, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Edin-
burg, and at Bombay and some of the
Australian towns.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26

First Agitator-Vhat did you think
If Bilillins' speech against the money
p.wer?
Second Agitator-It was weak-very
weak. Re mentioned the deadly upas
nee only three times.-Chicago Even-
ing News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26

Johnny-Mamma, if | will be good
will you give n.c Ten cents?
Mamma (decidedly)-No, indeed!
Johnny (sotto yoce)-Iiuh! She ex.
poets me to be good for NE health!-
Puck.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26
Dustlng Pictures.

In many European galleries the pic.
lures are busted by means OF air
syringes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-01-26

Soldiers Must BE Swimmers.
In the Dutch army man must be
BILE to swim as well as to fight. More"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
aTolcAl AsO FlEc1aIo 1efATntsI,

MRS JAsCHETZ. professional midwife O
nurse. corner z4th and Madison stres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
Dyea Tramway to
Be Discarded.
w., P. L. Y. CN Rli I'LL WINTER
So Says Auditor Bsrdos Of tbs
Alaska Railroad sno~ Sheds
at Ssmmit.

\ l.. Bcrapc. auditor ~ the white
Pass a Yukon route. IL among tho
recent arrivals from the north. When
seen by Star reporter Nr. Herdpe
laughed a. the Store thar thu white
Pass a Yukon vas rentfinR the
Byra tram to use during the winter
months 'sThsr. il only about twa
miles ~ our road that cannot be- kept
open with a rotary snow pillow. that
IL On the summit and We viii have
the strip covered with q snow shed
before the FIRST takes bfKln 10 Ms.
The remainder - the rad IN the
mountains IL hlgh ~ On the hillside.
and when the snow II thrown nuf
with SNOW pillow. 10 wii slide down.
r Int is the end - nur troubles with
o. Why should we want IA" tram
when We can operate our own road -
when asked about the turning ~
the ruad over 90 the owners Nr
uerdoo said. The date has mot been
aet yet. II maf be turned over soon.
and II may not be- turned over FOR a
year. cannot tell. That is IN the
hands Of the London owners They
have the say IN regard to time and
place"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
BEEF FOR CAPE NOME

ever COO toms at freight wvra -tuN-
"a away on the Htcam schooner Chaa
Nelson Whrh she sailed Ter 81 MI
uharl last evening At Vancouver.
- G., 500 tons more VIII he taken ON.
Among the go passengers taken on
here vaH William Walsh. chief en-.
giurrr Vt the Empire rrauaporta
lion company. Who ia going north tu
inspect tho eampany'a aoet Of rivvt
steamers John pucry toak % hsud
ol beef cattle 90 Gaps Nome.
Among the other passengers We're
Miss Selma Peterson. a missionary
who la bound tor cape Some. and
pr Marsh, an United states army
surgeon.
Thc following first class pBasen-
grra sailed from seattle nn IT, Mel
sun Mrs Ncucamh. Miss SrNenmb
Master Nrweomh. ur MACK 81 a
Mauer Y Csryantc. ) A Munro. "
Walsh =. Lewis. q. uurkhafdt ~
Npurrt. q " Hicks. IT NJ Perl y
u paVrY. nr Marsh. MiHn selma
Peterson q saifcrtn. 4 h froNu.
John huery. Il, ". Dawson. q kar.
bel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
HARD LUCK OF
BOSTON PARTY
Met by Misfortune at Every
Turn They Made.

The story % the unfortunate Ros.
ton party ~ PROJECTORS that Went
north In the schooner Robert l.
Richardson t. hunt Tor gold AZ Cook
inlet. has been partially told Par.
tieuiaFs that were lacking are given
~ H. l. Woden and John Johnson.
tWN - the memb beers who arrived In
the city on the Humboldt this morn
ing
Rodpn says that "a men Joined the
expedition az Boston a year ago. each
putting In a general fund about $500
Tnsc schooner Hicha rttaon was
bought and a weary trip around the
Horn WIS made before the Pa
clhc was reached. two Nom berH
benson and Nelson were lost at sea.
Hard luck followed the party when
% arrived In Alaska. Cook Inlet was
made their stamping ground They
proapected diligently. but found M
gold Disease then attacked some
II them. and, to add to their unfpr
tunate position. their schooner. the
HifhardH1n, was lost IN Hesurrec-
tian bay
Thoroughly Disguised. the party
then split up Some returned on the
schooner Gen. slElin, and others are
atill In the country Hnden says
that the Polly ia the only mine that
pays at Cook Inlet. and that it can be
worked only a Few months during the
year. RDden and Johnson. Ike the
other members ~ the Inflated ex
petition. lost everything They Will
- East Ba Houu aa they can hear
from their friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
.fORMlDlBLE
BATTLESHIPS
The latest Designed One 5
Will Be Floating Forts.

wAsHtSGTuN. II. =. Aus IL r
The heaviest batteries yet placed an
any naval vessel in IT, world vii
Be carried ~ the Georgia. NeW Jer-
sey and fssnusyleanfa. che n~s hat
ticahlps authorized hy the hast con.
gress. n the suggestions 10 Rear
Admiral - Nsii. chief 81 the Uurca u
- Ordnance. are adopted
rh- shira arr ta have an approx
fmatc displacement u 1853 tore
each and speed aud casl capacity
entstNnE them 70 he cHtssssd almaai
a. armnre8 cruisers liy the light
eniug - thr armnr h~it. made pes
sibls ~ the ErysaIiY increasrt rr-
sisttnw poser ~ the latest armar.
Rear Admiral O Scii Is enabled 81
elan much heavier hatterlss IL
has prepared i've separate plans fat
she neW ships bach provides faF
the same number ~ gums ~ each
eaiiber ia the secondary BATTERIES
and the Same general arrangement.
but modified ~ dlneruucee Ia thr
main batteries.
In the secondary battery each vva-
sci - "a carry ~ Ehrec-lnrh guns. -
three Founders. faur automatic ONE
Founders. 10 machine guns and tive
field guns
In the main batteries one plan con
templates four is inch guns. four
eight nch ard ~ ax inch The r.
inch guns arr 20 b. mounted tn tar.
betfr turretn forc ami ART Of ihs ga
pernt ruefure. two siEht-lnrh guns. ia
a harbvtte turrrf On each beam. AMI
the six .iuvh guns IN brnadMHie. - as
- give the largest possible ar u
fire
AsirairAi O'Nrirs saxEestians con-
template the use - arpor az light
a. II consistent with good practice
The water line bslt. so extend the
entire length - the ship. y t. be nine
inches thick along the vital portions
and will taper 10 four inches fore
and sst ~ ne main harhettes. piss-
aual armnr nine inehrw thick is e.
run from the side arm1r 90 tie main
tart,ettes The armor u a. b. much
more generally iistrl butsd and the
smaller guns - 18th the main and
secondary batteries are 20 be- given
much better profession than IN any
battieship previously designed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
NORTHERN TOURISTS.

When the steamer Cottage city.
Capt David Wallace. got away yes
terday Tor Lynn canal ports. she had
about 700 tons 81 freight and the
following FIRST class passengers Mrs
J. ~ Klmball. Ada NJ. Burke. Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Mcclure. James
Paine, Mrs. Paine. Nj and Mrs. John
Noyea. Mrs MeNNhite Mrs Albert
son. T. Sims. Mrs. Sims. Claud Sims
Chester Sims. Allen Sims. q. "
Dickinson, Mrs Dickinson Miss
Dickinson. J. T.. Osborne. Mrs. = ~
Graves. W. n. Baske. ". ~ Welsh
Mrs Welsh. Mrs G. y. Sims, Miss
Tracy Ayiwln. Thomas Roche. y. ~
Smith. Lay coilingwopd, Or G. A.
Woody. .. A. Pattuia and Mrs. Pat
tuia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
HAVOC CAUSED
BY LIGHTNING

HAZt.frpS. Pa Aug Il \
church building completely destroy
81 ses era flooded. fences washed
away. houses and breakers ami ENJOYS
struck by lightning ard crops In the
surrounding valleys seriously dam
sgvi 10 the record ~ terrific storm
a Heb passct over tiaEletan today
The storm sef ia Hhauf Haan aH1
continued two hours. Thr meet
damage occurred AZ MEADE. where
new rhurrs IN course ~ erection
~ the Magyar congregation vas IT..
orally snaek ei % pieces ~ the wind
and several hnitH ~ lightning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
PREPARES BOILING OIL
FOR THE PARIS POLICE
RevoIutioniSt Guerin DefeS Arrest,
French Infantry to Be MasSed
Against Him.

warrants II arrest have been issued
for attrmpiius Ca overthrow - rav-
eminent. are Htiil bB-ricadcd In the
ofdces ~ the anuzScmttiea league
with plenty ~ provisions and 90 rec
peatinE Winchestvr rBlea4 aud de-
clare that they viii not Dee taken
alive. Their hope IL evidently that
the shnW 90 resistance viii arouse
their parusans ta determined action,
and that rvVoE against the govern
ment will occur.
The infantry will be called aut to
assist the police Ira capturing NJ
Guerln lie threatens a. usc boiling
Oh on ans On. who attacks his prem.
isCs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning The markets
to-day. as Is usual Monday morn
nsn. opened up un substantially the
same prices az saturday Fruit and
vegetables arv plentiful owing tn the
arrival of California balt estur-
day. but native goods tfr not crowd
"a out. and prices have mot changed.
The hide market haa been Hdyanr
Ing slightly and present indications
pent ta good rrieer for the Hll
trade ia. aHh market bulAs steady
for while thafr ia a gupd supply the
demand IL equal e. BE- AMI ihe nsh
mere ants aer dalna thriving hual
nras.
WhuIruale rrussrs are nos between
s.usous hut trade la Hu Fnnl a. can
b. expected al this time Merchants
in an unea report Eunl business fur
the season. au1 Indications every
where are ~ THE beet Ni.ird grains
are experiencing the usual between.
s~AHans drgp. but fall indications are
good
Tire fuiina inr priern are being 81.
fered a. che producer Rs the local
dealers faf delivery To FOUND lots on
the ipsk ar Ia tbs car az Seattle
Grain oats. So -. barley 1890
81 heat 81 rk-n feed. ~ IS. bran. 80.
shorts 3iso"
Hay=Furri sound. per ton. 'fsff 81
Eastern Washington timothy. tilto
Ga alfalfa. $3.50
EFra strictly fresh ranch. gle
ffurfHr F+aaan ranch Aaf1us## ftaaf
creamery. aoa 2-e
Poultry Chickens live ne.
s. Soc native plufua. g.
1--we stock Choice beef eaftsr.
cows, s48fe. steers t@thc good
husH. live. sHs'se hogs irenssi. e.
calves. dressed. large. q. small. >.
calves. large. live. &C. small g.
tides. Pets ard Wssl Heas5
sound saitsd steers. over y lhs. sias
medium s1uni. ter a. So iivhi
auund uu1er = lhs. $50 rnN e. suuul.
40 weights. ~ ftaFH. bulls ani OK %
tU sailed hira 5Nse. eoiye.. per lb.
sise green hltrs. g. Ices than aaitei
Try hides. per lh. ice DIS sails. ONE
thlrI less. summer deer prr 10. fzu
sic winter deer dry. lt8ise. papefy
deer puize, dry elks suthf, green
Ell. "a g. sheep f--iis. .tWaae shear
iinea isu ksc Eastern Washington
q pai SIC Western Washington wool
igtse. airty ar timber burned. io'ae
taiiow. 2Isa1e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
ishTINr ATToKNnYs

METROPOLITAN Painting a Finding Co.
lt2 Nesitr way. .lhano Hue col.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
NIDu trE

Mis- HANSEN cor 4th and Pine spect
sale 90 ali spring ana summer GOODS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
The Fraternai Congress

CHICAGO. Aus "a The thif.
teenih annual session ~ tire Nation.
al Fratrrnal Congress wili convene
a the Auditorium hatcl, ChiraKa. ~.
on Tuesday. August e. Ter four
days meeting. The congress 10 conn
posed 81 representative from al 20
the leading ftatsfuai Beneficiary So
airntlrs in the United States and in
Canada. aud lfa objects are &c unite
an isKilimAtets organized and cone
Quoted fratrrnai beneficiary uaeirttes
fof the purpose - mutual ipfarma
iinu. heurnt and protection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
IotNs AN INSURANCE.


JAMES HprHW ELt.-MartEags loans. ar
ms q SURETY bonds. - BOSTON block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
THE MEET
AT ASTORIA
Much Interest Mantle sted in
the Events.

Athletes are taking great Interest
In the meet % BE- hsid at Astoria next
Saturday. TIE following Is list
q the events and the probable order
IN which they will eome 100 80 ri
dash. pole vault. SSe-y yard run. isa.
yard hurdle. running hlgh JUMP run
ming broad Jump. putting ts-paund
shot ore mile walk. go yard dash.
one mile run. "a. yard hurdle. tt1-
yard run. throwing ts-pound harm
mer. relay race
Gold and silver medals viii b.
given fpr frst and second place IN
zach event
The entries closed SATURDAY The
meet viii be governed BY the rules
Of the 4 A. 4
Tire annual meeting ~ TIE y y =
will b. held Friday az thr Portland
hotel. me board ot managers for
the cominR year will be elected. and
also a registration committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
S4,SOO,O00 FOR
NEW PLANTS

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Aug. Il Fig
urca have been obtained showing tho
National steel company paid g. 500 :
00D for the plant 81 the Ohio stoeI
Company and 81 io0. 900 for the prop
critics of tho Union Iron and Steel
Company. which Include two rolling
mills here and one Ia Glrard. Pom
cr1y and Warren. The National
Company has two furnaces ready for
lighting. has broken ground FOR a
third. and is preparing plans for =
fourth Bach mill VIII have an out
put Of 700 tons. when improvements
projected ara completed the plant Is
~ be the largest In the United
states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
WHAT # WILL
COST MR.. ASTOR

SEW YORK. Aug ~ For the
privilege uf becoming a british sub
Jeft William Waldorf Aston viii hHNe
ta pay the que a. annually between
$50 pno aud 500 euo az an iucam, tax
alone ieur the privilege AZ dying a
Urlliaber Nj AHtuf vii bo taxed
about s. sac 0no
Ia England the rich pay Thn br-
tah uUum. tax is equivalent Co - 3
per cent Of all Incomes uf more thnn
s. 600 Neur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

400 SITES. Uli Iafss-u 4 ealf contractors ana
NsiliftH iiu- WrHtsrn Ave. t.. bun ea5
tAkpAI-L. F-aeraI ia.AsrH Tei 0rren Ga,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
Wardrobe Hints.

A pretty brooch representing q
pansv IL " gold. Handsomely enam-
eied. The center IL set Uith a large
amethyst.
An artistic hat can be made BY
trimming duh green straw with
pale yellow and dark red chry Hantse-
nuns and gilded grasses.
oxford ties should be worn only BY
women with pretty feet. Notwtth-
standing the present age ~ broad :
mipdesiness and common sense. high
heels are worn by the majority for
evening dress.
The bolero 10 a prominent feature
Of many smart summer gowns. on
f0ulari costumes. especially. made
Of heavy lace. like Kuipure or rem
aissance. they are very much seen.
Chiffon coats are one Of the pref
test frtvnlitles seen in a long time.
For concerts or evening functions
they are ornamental. covering ever
20 lightly the bare shoulders II the
wearer a. she walks from tfs car
rage 70 the door.
White veils are becoming only 10
brunettea 20 women with very large
eyes or a brilliant complexion. Black
wells with big dots should b" worn
by women with large feature. 4
plain mesh ls the most genteeI IN app
pearance.
a ladies' purse Of seaiakin hand
sprneiy mounted In silver ls n trifle
larger than the square purse In gen
erHl use One end n the purse is
completely covered with "A design II
open scroll work ~ silver. 4 small
leaf il used for the clasp.
n one l. particularly longing FOR
a picturesque hat nothing could be
more ~ than n big farmhand's stra v
covered with rosetteA OF turquoise
blue velvet and innumerable aiEretes
Of black Gate. Tie II down with long
strings n pale blue chiffon, The ends
reaching % the knees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
NoRToR SOUND MIXERS

Schooner ,. NJ uayard, with the
Kelly gold hunting expedition. Will
leave toniEht for Norton sound The
party h. composed ~ about half a
doHen experienced miners who are
taking IN two Years supplies Mi
Kelly the leader, claims 10 have
made the discovery uf rich plBerra
near NUftuu sound some time ago
The tiayard 10 one at the fastest
sailing vessels on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

PARIS, Aus. Il INV pelice have
succeeded 80 FAR In arrrstlug ssot the
81 persons Tor whom warrants have
been issued IN connection With the
plot ~ the anti Semitic league "a
overthrow the government Among
those taken into custnody arr the
Ponies, NJ lie Monieourt. SECRETARY
Of the Jruncssr Royahsts and N de
Freycncourt. s-president ~ the
White carnation society jules
GuerIn. precedent 81 the anti semitic
league. and Max Regis. former
Mayos - Aigiers. against whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits we're issued to-
day 10 y =. Hughes Tor repairs ct
i7is Fifteenth avenue. 10 cesat 200.
NJ " Young and r r Sweeney %
build n one story brick a. tztgl2ts
Second avenue u cost 5000 Mrs
sullivan Tor alterations a. 200 Tenth
avenue south t. cost lf75
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
,iAft MIR

NASHfp# ftparuee8 sateanr = ..
H"t eiu.
NAafEh tauta. Hu rnpefIen - Wafh.
- queen ay lHHHdrfs
VA #fia. IsF H4Il##sI iatsfsfr On Tfins
IiaI tHHf ri uH#HHi4IHHl Great aHffhr -
T. -. FHI#s f.fa. 4fHFu4 uEW sos =
tfH HfHf#. EH H##a. HHFHurH# HHf"H ~
1000 sHip faIHg q. 10. afaHfg' o.
HIH HrH HHn e.
HtHHIn 10 mra f.f tIHasls fu4neii va
F.H HIH - ~ ~ HH4f shin crew
fHr4 ilH Wet aHin It
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
NOVEL BRoKERAGE PLAN

At the meeting of the real estate
board Saturday afternoon, q new
and novel method Of real estate brook
crare was provided for The hoard
has ~ members. and person dcair-
Ing To- sell can list his property with
Jas q Owens. the secretary, and
secure at once the services Of every
member of tho board. The brokers
compete to find purchaser, the sue
ceasful one securing the commission
on Tie anIn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

Hay dohblns)--PuEet sound. per
ton. fTua East rn Washington tim
othy. tia f0ai4o0. alfalfa. SO Gonll. on
OutH tJobbingl ger ton. $50 no
Barley steam rolled, 81, whole.
go
Corn whole. 81 10. cracked. t23
feed meal. per ton t2lo0
Feed Wheat 81, oil cake. meal
So ~. middllnEu. t1loon21 %. bran.
1850: shorts. SIC poai700. chopped
feed. $50 g0ifz2 90. dairy chopped feed.
ZIG 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
TRUST DEFAULTS
ON ITS BONDS

BOSTON. Aug 1.-THE American
Electric heating corporation has lie
fauited on its tsn9 0a0 outstanding
bonds. The bonds are al hslA b the
friends of tho company and accord
ing to the statements - the dgfee-
tors seen this morning the concern
will BE- allowed 10 continue a. u u
until the business has been placed On
a paying basis. This company u a
constellation u the various sisetrie
heating companies and owns an tbs
patents u vaiue relating 20 electric
heating II Is capitalized for $40.
eso.eoa stock and 81. 0go.od9 bonds. u
which only about f1'o. go In bonds
are out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

81 uufsH41s. 5fempt. a. ns.
auH tlt collin htpsk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
TOO MANY KNEW
COMBINATIONS

W1LMfNGTON. Del, Aug II
For greater safety state Treasurer
Ball has removed the securities NJ
the state. amounting 10 over 81 6oo
900 from the safe IN the eauitol
builluR at Dover 10 the vaults Df the
Equitable Guarantee and Trust CO.
iu this city. Or. ban learned that ut
least a dozen persons IN Dover know
the combination ~ the safe Ia which
the securities were kept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
AUCTION SALES DAILY

Of the New York jewellery co = stock
Of Diamonds. Watches. Jewciry and
silyerware. at the Emporium, sl7
Second avenue. In order to secure n
large attendance they viii give away
FREE. a Handsome Diamond Ring
and 10 other elegant presents. Seats
reserved for ladies'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
q SM ALL FIRE.

\ small mr. iu the residence of Mt
Morton Atkinson al i0,n sixteenth
avenue yesterday morning. damaged
the dwelling Ca tho amount n t15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14
STORAGE ANp WAREHOUSE.

RAISER & MORGAN 4na-4i0 Occidental Az;
Nllfn ttu. -au'l stofaae' distributing house
ugH #HlUfp rerrIHtE uges pIrl as collateral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

Potatoes fiabhinHl Native rsta.
tars. iaiNr per u. California pats-
tors. itaNiA rer ID beetr. 81 ooH 3
ger sack carrots. per sack. saa 30.
"a fftr rrr TO. sirlna beans. = per ID.
81 saef - ger hack peas. 2W p. green
corn. isBsae par tea eueumtsefH. seaf
AZ. tomatoes. 3bu s0r California
aaesf potatoes. = IS ber 100 lbs. bell
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