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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

WESTBoUNp. 4 ,,,, 4.
St Louis and San franeiseo--ot A'''
Paris, ,..,say.
Texas Mldland--Pars 70 Ennis,
inns,on and Texas csntral-Ennis TO hou ,Ssss
Lsrss Ennis ..;s;is p N H. f assu'1r''
Sunset Itoute--llouston 70 ~ - Sunday,
Leave Houston ..,,44th...,'s ~ - ~, ~ aundays
Leave san Antontp ......,,.4iaa p ~ W, n,scns
sunset Route lei Paso 10 san EranNise'.
y,ayp IN paxo .......,. 200 y, I'D, auHuSSa.
Arrive Los Angeles, 100 p. NJ lue, sA3r
hrtiyo sap Francisco, $40 4. m Neuh'"s"'s
EASTBouND, -, 49,,
Sunset Routr-~ssnn Franriseo 70 Eta.vw
Leave San Fransacu. ..1,po ~ w. ,..yuav.
Leave Los Angeles. .,S;lD y ~,
sunset Route III PATIO % hoss,Se ..a,,v.
Leave III Paso .ts,,,.,..ti ,e.w " w., w.. Sinudeys
Lenve ann Antonio ,.--sl-iiy y. ~. 3. irnri,
Houston and Texas cent,sl.-lieastop M ~
Leave Houeton ......,... ..i0ih 2, ". hohu"s'
'''' Tesas Midiond- Ennis 70 rarl a,o,say,
81 Louis and San Fraaoisco- Paris 70 81
,.,t. ii.os q. nj. tuesday,
I,oti through and local passengers can w
| cufC borths In those cars rn,,,,, Er.
| Erei. car will he in charge OF iou''s' -
Cars Cars Win be operated under direction OF th'
| pulinan Company. :, popurss
| q. r. aud r. A.. H. and ]. O. H. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

,,,ue 80, balls Hurt by a
Harse,

Harse,
orange Teaaa. February 80 This morn
ne ll,tle waite kitchens, the i-ysar- Ola
son n Mr. a. II. Kitchens. the southern
paciae ticket agent was playing asoaaa :
,hc Ios aud Mas kicked ~ me iacs q :
Nora. ,naxiag 4 very serious and pain's'
yound ia hoof stirling me li'tic tellvw
NAT under The cys. nsrrpSly escaplns
s4s.drrs G. F.lton. general msrasor o
,ho Western Union telegram ,Ss1fm v
Texas. wsh headquarters " pAtas, tts''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
New CM.c Ncnr Dryan.

BRYAN, Texas. February e2.--one case OF
smallpox was found today on the shelton
farm in the Brszos bottom. nine miles
from Bryan. No new cases here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
neAa,.r Murderon.iy A..anitca.

Mckinney. Texas, February FLA foot
peddler, whose name is unknown, was
found insensible in the road In the north
western part of the county Yesterday He
had been assaulted by some one, He was
taken TO sherman and Is not expected TO
live
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

$3.50 10 sac, per day.

Rhistiy frs, class.
Ia. II. Young. New York; Geo, H. Kamitz,
Eiasss City; Mrs j o. Congell and nurse,
hEltm; j iIarrls, Cincinnati; r. s. john
BIZ Bonnie Enge,he, San Antonio: q. q.
Patoln. Forest City. Iowa; Gee. " MELON.
II Byrne. I'D j.. Kirst. W. +. Burns. Dailas:
l.E Mitchell. Texas; +. g.. Gordon, a, W.
yax York; Mont l., Bixler, Beaumont; Walter
0lissd Boston: g. p. w. Minis. Boston;
Geo. q. Shelley. St Louis. D. NJ. Morgan. 81.
Loui,; j. w. Kenncn, Galveston; J. o. VIII
lilnaop. Kansas City; A. j. Huston. Cleye-
lad Clarence ousley. Galveston; C. W. Kill
ssar, a; n. Lewis. ?. g; Keene R: Frank
Paul; ~ w. Spears, Dallas: W. u. Wells,
sss York: ]. Young Bedell, Galveston; H..
" Hanson, Forest City, Iowa: l.. w. Earn
81, r, 4. Taylor. San Antonio; J. II. kelsail.
yosku,n; q. 7, Bartlett. W. s. Miller, Cin-
sahati; q. porinstaetter, Detroit; Frank b.,
hcfin, Louisville: W ". underhIll. New
York; ]. Simon Louisville; +. Longini san
Antonio: J. A. White, huntsville; Y. Il. IA
sans, New York; o; x. White md Wife. 81.
Louis; Gustav A. BRumgartnn, SShulenburg;
/ II. Ernest, L. u. Bsulnr. Beaumont; +.
D, Jones. Chicago; Andy Baker, Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
saIutc to Wnnhingtcnls Menaory'

roilege Station, Texas, Fepruary IL
washineiou's birthday Of the Texas Asri-
,altural and Mechanical college was OBJ
served BY a salute Of tiireo yolleys 10
sunrise and sunset, and suspenslon 81 the
usual rceitatlonu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

Eoro- Fo.malin elmer s. Amendt
nay Autiseptic and propbyiactic. Jht
IDEAL mouth aud tooth wash. y g sshm'ph
Houston. Texas. asent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

r. a.. r. ana G. Reudjustment'
rhs man OF readjustmcnt Of tho Kansas
city, pI,tsbuS and Gulf fairoAa VIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
- uuuunD
I Il Hangs

n II vas only health, ws
might let Il cling.
But Il Il a cough. One cold
no sooner passes on peforc
another comes. But it's the
same old cough all the time.
And It's the same old story,
too. There 10 arst the cold,
then the cough, then pneu.
monia or consumption With the
long sickness, and lie rcmb-
ling III the balance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
Hotel Bristol,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Iaerican Plan s. & $3.50 a Day.
Ect,:v 6rs,-elass centrally located. passenger
"a N All rooms Elegantly furnished, new ana
Et,n Accommodations UNSURPASSED by any hotc.
IN slty. MuRlsoN & MAllS, Managers,
Formerly OF Capitol Hotel
THE HOTELS.
lApIToL HOTEL
titnx A, Heryey.
ST.. Manager.

Fifty rooms, With
rEato baths. sup.
sd With pure ar
san water from
d eva well. large
ssais rooms. With
'u; and most con-
fsaient accommo-
Itloas tor COM
.slaf 10
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
JOB PRINTING.

There are printers and printers. You
want your work in that line well and
neatly done, so that you will not be
ashamed of it. Why not, then, employ an
experienced printer. who can appreciate
your wants and advise In the execution
of your work, rather than to give it to an
amateur or a 'siop-shop" workman. All
work entrusted to L. p. Goddard, 425 Main
street telephone $3.50 will be executed
neatly, promptly and correctly, and at
satisfactory prices.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
HAVEN BROS.

Agents and wholesale dealers In horses.
carriages. harness, blankets, robes. sad
| dlery stable furnishings and harness.
harness, SIS; buggy harness, IS 80; horses
sold on commission. Auction every Sat-
urday at 10 a.. m.
A L. HAVEN. Auctioneer, 1916 Fos-
ter St, Worcester, Mass. Telephone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Mr.. TRUAX
MUST RETIRE
Or the Trades Unions Will
Cause Trouble.

CHICAGO. sept. -. The fate u
the Chicago day celebration hangs
on a very slender thread The ac-
credited representatives Of orEaniz.
81 labor were exceedingly frank
yesterday IN stating the position Of
the unions The ultimatum t. that
Mr.. TruAx must retire from the force
ground in the fall festival manage
meut. Or the unions will use every
effort 10 stop the laying Of the cor
neF stone of the government build
Ing.
The issue is made plain and clear.
The time IL short and Some decision
rus; b. made within a few hours.
TIE corner stone and festival conn
mittees are rushing wildly ahead %
certain failure and humiliation.
Both have acknou lodged their fall
ure in dealing with the labor prob
lefn. President Mckinley taa given
out repeatedly that he could not at
tend a celebration which would In
voive him IN controversy With or
gauixed labor. II President Mckin-
Ley cancels his acceptance % the
invitation 20 be here. the com
mittee would be compelled IN fair
ness 70 recall the invitations to the
Earl of Mlnto and other official
guests. and declare the function of.
II this should be- done the main
feature ~ the festival would BE- re-
moved and unless the festival should
be called or Il oould not fail 20 re-
suit in an ingioriOus fizzle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
MARC0NI TALKS
OF HIS WORK
10 Demonstrate Practical
bIIity Of His system.

NEW YORK. sept % sIFnar
MarCoui. who comes to this country
for the frst time. by arrangement
with the Herald. 60 demonstrate by
actual WORRYING the practieabitity %
wireless tsiegraphy. arrived on the
cunard steamer Aurania.
slgnsr Aarconi looks the student
all over and posseases the peculiar
Hemi-abstraetsd air that character
izea men who devote their days to
study and scientific experiment lie
was accompanied by Mr. william
Ggodbody. ons Of tbs London ,Iirec.
tors 81 the Wireless Telegraph Co.
and ~ Charles y. Pickard. W W
Bfadneld and william Dunsham.
skilled operators. who have been en-.
gagged tn experiments Ia the English
channel. and who wili BE- In charge
~ the Instruments and send the
messages 60 the Herald during the
yacht races. on the Aurania also
came the appartus which will be
used trnnrmlttsrs. receivers. bat
tcries and al the appliances Of a
telegraph outft. with the exception
Of wires
To a correspondent who met him
on the steamer. signor Marcoui
rhatted very freely about what bad
been done In the development Of
wireless telography. and what he
hoped to accomplish IN the future
He was very enthusiastic over the
idea Of reporting the yacht races.
and his confidence In the success OF
the work vas firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
CONTRACTION,
NOT EXPANSION

wAsIuNuToS. = q. sept 30 =
=. \ sehoonmaker has been at Sc
attic aud other Pacific coast tities
for several months. and he says q at
the Western people deny that tho
issue 10 esther imperialism or rN.
pansion fhcy say that expansion
has aiWaya been a cardinal doctrine
Of all parties ln this country, aHd
that Tor q hundred 5 m there has
been an question about not only
holding al territory Ne had. bat u
extending a. They assert that the
issue raised by Mr. uryan and those
who afr with him ia opposition 60
the Philippine policy 10 contraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Failing Health Makes il Necessary
for Him to Retire.
HOBART'S CASE IS ALSO SERIOUS
The Question OF Who Shall Take His Place
as MCkneys Running Mate Receives
Much Attention.

WASHINGTON. D. G. sept aeNot win Vice Prea
dent Hobart
met ocers will Of the
Republican national
Indeed Hobart friends
Who have him heve that he TIE
steadily adinsof and his early would
o. shock
The Information
he returned rather and that
the treatment Which abroad chronic dis
, had
According UNDERSTANDING Mr Hanna VIII
tain the vharmanshp Republican committee
I'll he calls together the Republican national convention
and the
onmttse E elected by the convention he not be
D member
course be much Interested in
% President Mckinley will do All he reuaun
the welkhy perform laors 81
the chairman q the National Republican committee
THIS administration
admit for they rightly Mr. Hanna not
popular With the 81 and that he would be ath-
elimination Of influence viii
probably he could bring about Tor the adj
o
the chair
manshp Of the national begun but the
talk about shall Hobart continues Gov
renqush 81
New York which reelected Tor second
place the makes the Republican politicians
hrias ether
Three
Root and Attorney General GrsEhave been mentioned the
gaded n
presidential candidate because popularity
sarisd the hrsasiag place Of trusts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
PREPARATIONS
FOR WINTER
White Pass q Yukon Making
Many improvements.

The Waite Pass a Yukon railway
~ getting ready for the severe Al
askan winter. 4 rotary pillow % the
latest manufacture f. on its way
from the iron works This ploU will
BE- shipped Immediately and viii DO
much toward keeping the track clear
from the deep drifts on the pass.
Three million feet 81 lumber il on
it, way Ia skaEway. This viii be
used for snow. sheds. which VIII cow
or the track from the foot - white
Pass to Middle lake Some 20 new
freight cars are ready fer the rad.
Work On the extension to white
Horse is being pushess rapidly NJ
Honey has the contract Already
some 10 miles OF rcadbei have been
graded below Cariboo crossing
Thirty five miles of rail ARE afbnai.
and will be on Bennett before the
close % navigation. Construction
camps are strung all the Say from
Caribuo crossing to White Horse.
and the road Will b. ready for traffic
with the opening % spring naviga-
ton.
Concerning the present congestion
- freight on the White Pass &
Yukon route tho compRuy's officials
express cmsetves very openly
They say that there IL no real block
ade. Goods are NJ Bennett which
viii have o. remain there this win.
ter. and the same is true Of white
HORSE. The quantity viii not Be
very large. however. and. as for the
report - a blockade from SkaEwas
to- Bennett. that il an eNaEreraiipn.
The road is capable of handling all
the freight IL has between these
points The difnculty lies from
bennett down. where low water has
delayed navigation very seriously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
". C. COCHRAN
FOR GOVERNOR

CfrARLESToWN. IN sept 30
Judge w. g. Cochran. OF Sullivan.
who was reelected chairman Of tho
Illinois lay electoral conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church in
this city this morning. II an avowcd
candidate FOR governor Of Illinois.
While talking freely with friends
today. h. said he waH not quite pre-
pared to have his candidacy an
nounced. yet he stated that ne ex-
pected 10 be making the trail 10 the
governors mansion hot long before
ChriHtmaa Judge Cochran has been
the speaker Of the Illinois house OF
representatives. He II strong man
In this section Of the state, and has
many friends here who would be
glad to see him enter the lists for
the gubernntorial chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Saturday Morning. The dismal
acather IL making business ser3
auisi ia the fruit and vegetable lines
There Il not much demand for gar
den produce. and farmers are not
doing ans hauling - the city
through the mud.
\ few nah are coming In. bui no
changes IN price have occurred.
The grain market - siiit normal.
TIE following pFicss are being Of
fefsa TO the producer BY the iocal
dealers for delivery in round lots OF
the dock or In the car at Seattle.
Grain-Oats. 80 90. barley. 'ifsta
800. heat chicken fed tisd0. hr -.
tiAoo. shorts. 4li0a. rVs. sfse4dis 90
Hay--ruv-' hound. per ;ru .isvisl
eco. Eastern Wazti-=iGn sf.Aathy,
moo: aifsssa s. eas. o.
Egas-s.r.- ,iy Fresh rsnch. Sc.
"t4ttsr -- Freeh faceh. CO.. GER
creamery. -ifsoc.
Poultry - Cnlcssss i've. i-Gitc
duck. iss; turkeys. lie. geese. ioc.
iAv. st-sa-cholc- b,sef cattle
eows. sa1isc, steers. shnsnc: good
hogs. live. tashc: hogs. dressed. Tc
calves. dressed. large. &c. small. sc,
ealvsa. large. live. &c. small. &c
Hides. Polss and wooi--H-avs
sound saiied steers. over CO lbs. 81
medium sound. per III. Sc. light
sound. under % lbs. 7ike. cows. sound.
tase. sailed kips. TIC. coivcs. yer No.
sue. green hides. ic less than sailed
dry hides. per 10. lie. dry culls. one.
third less. summer deer. per 20. ssfi
sc. winter deer. dry. HGisc: papery
deer. SGi2c. dry eiks. eai0c: green
elk. tG5c. sheep peits. 25Gs5c. shear
ungs. $50 &c. Eastern Washington
wool. sac. Western Washington wool
i2ike. dirty or timber burned. i0isc,
tallow. 2hd3c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
SHOT DOWN
FROM AMBUSH

LONDON, Ky. sept 30 Gen. d"
saWder. OF the old Sowder- Turner
fcud in Hell county Kentucky. was
shot down from ambush near his
home late last night. and this morn
lnE Gen. Turner teirphnned t. the
paiice ~ this city and told them he
committed the crime, and asked
what they proposed g. DO about H..
A. yet the authorities have done
nothing. AMI Turner has gone into
the mountains. where be ln sur
rounded b friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
CLICK, CLICK!
HELLO, DAWSON!
Telegraph Line From Bennett
Will be Completed Oct 10

Tho telegraph linc which the can
ALLAN government ls strinFlng down
To- Dawson from Lake bennett is
rapidly nearing completion The
wires Viii be connected "a the in
strnments in Dawson hy October 10.
and from that date on Dawson Will
be- Ia communication with the sea
coast This VIII greatly expedite
the Transmission ~ news from the
kiondikc To- Seattle, shortening tie
Journey In winter hy IS pr 20 days,
aud Ia summer by half that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Florschutx All Right.

WASHINGTON. u. e. sept. 20
The state department has examined
the charges made against United
States Vice Consul FlorarhutA az
tahurg, uctmany, Of being "a rpy in
the employ - the German govern.
ment. and has satisfied Itself that
there in no ground Tor the charges.
TAr dcpartmr has dropped the
matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
SPORTS DISAPPOINTED.

The WriKht-Godfrey fight at AFR
haven WAS a sore disappointment To
a large number Of sports who paid
admission AZ the Fairhaven Opera
house last night Godfrey had the
host ~ II all through Wright only
landed one blow. and lay down In
the 14th round to avoid punishment.
The crowd yelled fake"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
HUNTINGTON WILL
HAVE CONTROL

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. 90
The Chronicle says; Definite and re-
liable Information from the East
sets at rest the rumGrs about the
sale Of the Croker holdings Of the
Southern Pacific stock. and ends the
speculation as ia the purchaser. The
Crocksr shares. numbering $50 900.
and valued, approximately. at 3i0,-
900. 900. have been bought up By a
syndicate. - which Q. T. Hunting
tn lr the head.
Their outside holdings are also
ra.I 70 have been purchased by the
syndicate ~ sufficient amounts to
secure - e. L. Huntington Tho absp-
lutte contro! II tho southern Pacific
railway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
WILL SOON BE
COMPLETED

The officers quarters. barracks,
hospital. and other buildings Of the
Magnolia bluff army post VIII II II
expected. be completed In 10 days
The contract for the constructio
Of the buildings was let Is months
ago. The scarcity Of labor helped
to delay the completion Of the work.
The quarters constructed are suit
able FOR two company post OF arr.
tillcry and the buildings have every
modern convenience,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
CITY ENGINEER BACK.

City Engineer Thompson returned
yesterday afternoon from his ex-
tended Eastern tip. Re visited
Washington, Baltimore. Boston.
New York. Wheeling. w. Va. and
other we'll known Atlantic coast
cities. At these different places. par
tleulariy in Boston. Mr. Thompson
watched the municipal improve
ments, which we're IN progress. very
closely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
BIG FIRE AT
GRANTS PASS

GRANTS PASS. ore. SEPT. 20 "A
most destructive fire occurred here
yesterday when % buildings were de-
atroycd. causing a loss Of about
So 600. The FIRE started In the
Palace hotel and soon wiped out two
Of the principal streets. The iusur-
ance Is $50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Oiab0IiCa| Assault on a Child.

HAGERSTowS sept tsycar-oid Mary Beemsr
u her uncle.
premises and a outhuId
After choking her until she
ehs cousin walked Tee perh from the big
allowed
the bend and he from the out house aud made his before
be
neighborhood and ~ the caught he VIII be ynehi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

Mrs Thos burke gave tea yes
trrday afternoon.
Ar and Me- \. G Riddle hax'
moved a. olympia.
NJ. Jean Roberts. % Tacoma. VA
visiting hers this week.
nr and Mrs. Jamie Webster left
"Wednesday night FOR Portland
Mrs NJ Miller and son return
81 20 Tacoma last Wednesday
NFs W q. Hammond viii rsturr
from san Francisco next week.
J 4. Howe. manaT ger 81 rms seattle
theatsr. was in Tacoma Tuesday.
Mrs u. \ Cfasseup. % Tacoma
has been In the city during the week
The crew ~ the yacht kelpls gave
very delightful party last sunday
Mesara less and Robert Brlukeg
returned fFum Alaska last Thurs
day.
Mr. +. n. Geary. % ais Ninth av-
enu.. rvtufued from Portland this
week.
Mrs Henry Lapwutth. u 1900 Ter
~ avenue. has bssn Visiting IN Puy-
aliup.
W y Mccutehin. 81 sit W~stlake
avenue trtt TOR ran 'Fsns'"e" on i"s
Sueen'
Capt w W Robinson lcft for
Portland Thursday. Ia BE- Eon" about
Nerss
Mr.. {. ". Parker. % as broad
way. returned THURSDAY from North
YAKIMA
Mrs Charles y stimsgn gave a
yasatinE parry On tns otSnpia iAsi
iue-siat'
AIRS " I. Powell OF Fcifsy -hrsf
avenue mas os"h visiting 'fi"'sia ~
olympia
Ar = = GURUS. OF tl1 hiEh,h Hv.
enus. returned from Yakima last
IharHdaS.
Mr. jules \. eamags ani vile. 81
san francisco. let f'f thef nome
yesterday.
MT = l. arson. bans examiner
mas irtt iaf i9fttahp ana VII r..
turn next N"ss
WIN. y lsAuhscasr. OF 81 fwsBti-
eth avenue. has returned AFTER 3
two weeks vacation
Mr.. John Henry. q 81 Twenty
arst avenue hss been IN Portland
during the week
Mfr u. I Powell. OF Thiriy-hrs'
avenue. Vas Gown SOUND his week
Tor several ue}A
Mr.. l. X croissnnt has returned
t. Seattle after year . absene" IN
british Coiumhia-
Mrs. Frederick iiausman. ~ l2os
Marion street. mas fetuFns"i aitsF
visit 10 Wisconsin
Mrs. a. Won habo. OF llot James
street. returned from san Francisco
on the WhAla Wallh.
Mrs samuel Rosenberg. 81 ss1s
Madison street - visiting Mrs.
Sweeney at Puyailup'
Gen. T. NJ Carr returned this week
from Rampart city lie VIII Ep
back IN ahput n month
Mr. George r Aeaeham. of 1877
Eighteenth avenue, has been visit
ing IN Portland TINS week.
chief uf Police Reed and Detective
FL Cudihcc returned yesterday from
visit TO the Yakima fnir.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young have
taken the residence At the corner 10
broadway and Terrace street
Pref a. -. coHey. ~ the State
University. has returned from tho
Teachers institute at Colville.
". y. Hammona and y. T.. Ham.
mons, % 1913 James street returned
from gan Francisco Wednesday
Next Tuesday Miss Laura Camp
bell and Mr.. O. W. Crockett will be
married In Trinity Parish church
Mrs Iaurn smnie. formerly 81 tho
Union block. returned yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Suicided From a Window

NEW YROK. Sept. 30 Mrs ~.
Cfcnery wife Of wealthy resident
Of tarchmont Manor y y. either
jumped ar fell from fourth story
window 81 the Hotel Majestic early
today. and WAS Instantly killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Vegetables

Potatoes Oobblng)-Native pota.
toes. 55clti 90. bcets, 800 per sack
carrots, per sack. 75nS5r. string
beans. 20 per ID. corn lo0nf.e5 Ter
sack. peas, aH3e; cucumbcrs. soQ35r
tomatoes. 35c. California sweet pota.
toes. 1900 per 100 lbs, bell peppers
81 o0Gl.25. chill peppers, 81 op0lst.
native onions. sl.aa; California
onions. s3s. garlic, BE- 10. German
prunes. God5bc cgah apples. Coz. cam
telopes sou = 90 caulinowers. Zoe per
don lettuce. 81 Is per box Of doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Expensive Transportation

BOMBAY. india. sept 10 .srhc re-.
malndcr ~ the Nineteenth ilussarr
and tho cavalry stan have saiicd for
the Care
The coat AZ transporting the In
dian contingent to south Africa ~
estimated at $1,000 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
MINISTERS TO MEET.

There Will be a meeting Of the
Ministers association OF the city at
the Y. NJ. G. A rooms, 1870 O'Clock
Monday evening. This Is the first
meeting Of the year, and It is deslr-
ed that all attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
fruits

Green Fruit dobhlngl -Cocoanuts.
s5e per doE. lemons. t5.o0a5.50: an.
pics. 75cN&i.50 per box. bananas.
81 5Oab00 per bunch, sweet apple
cider. zoe per gallon. peaches. orange
clinrs. GGmT5c a box. blackberrles.
81 oOale5. water melons. 81 .00Gi %.
native piuma Csc. nutmeg melons.
t0d iic. Italian rruues. ejc, California
arnpes, white and black. soc: Cali
fornln muscat. soc, ounces. SIPS per
box: ohio Concord grapes. 25a25c per
basket. pears. 81 25ai75 Tokay
grapes. Csc; eranberrles. ss7s.
Butte Cheese, Eggs end Poultry
Butter-Ranch, l09l2c: fancy DAT
ry. In squares, i2ai4c; Washington
creamsries, pound prints, 26c. East
ern Iowa and Elgln, GOA pc.
Cheese Oobbingl Wash
lngton. lim12iAc, Eastern. iiGI2c.
Eggs Uobbing)-Strictly fresh
ranch. 27e.
Honey-white comb. lidibc: high,
amber, l3Qiic. amber. 12aisc,
strained. 7itasc.
Poultry Spring chickens. s22515
flyers. 81 75a2.60; live turkeys. loo
ducks, Ice; geese, loo; live weight.
Poultry Spring chickens. lie; live
turkeys. Ice. ducks. lie; geese. Toe
live weight.