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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26

Officer John Flemming of the California
street police station has been detailed on
the case
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Corrected Dally.-The following
prios~ are being offered 10 the pto-
Queer By the local dealers for dellv-
cry In round lots on the dock OF ia
the car at Seattle:
Grain--oats. tzooa2I.oo: barley.
lie t0gif %. wheat chicken feed,
u7oo. bran. MOO. shorts. tib0oa
fsoo. rye. iai.oo. popcorn. f1.oo per ioa
lbs
Hay-Pugst sound. per tons. - zoo
10 %; Eastern Washington timothy.
tie co1i7 o.. alfalfa. 1900.
Eggs Slightly fresh ranch. o.
nutter-Frssh ranch. 2s07sc.
Poultry spring chickens. IL.
live turkeys. i3ai.e. geese i0c.
I've st0ck-cholee beef cattle.
COWS. 1isc steers. &c good hogs. live.
B.. hogs. dressed 7hc. calves. ireas-
ell, large. Aiac. small To.
Hidtf, pelta and Wool Heavy
sound. saited steers. over 90 lbs. &c.
medium sound. per II. g.: light
sound. under 50 lbs. Sc cows. sound.
all weights Sc: stays. bulls ana oxen.
C.. saited kips. s.. calves. per ID.
p. green hides. GtB07hsc. dry hides,
per ID. ifc. dry culs. one-third less,
summer deer. per 10. isd25c; winter
deer. dry. i4gisc. papery deer. sf
i0o. dry elkH. ioc: green elk. td5s.
sheep pelts. a5cati 20: shsarilnEs. Il
q &c. Eastern Washington wool. so
i0c. clean wool. isc. dirty or timber
burned, i3aitc. tallow. 2iAafc; nue
Angora goat atiun. each. 7scGV On
mountain sheep. each. 2ha50c. cow
inlln nanh aH2lLc
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NO HOPE FOR
THE VESSELS

owners 81 the schooner American
glri and bark Colasa, are ready q
abandon the last hope The crew E
u the two vessels number possibly
IS men Thes are the last 81 the
delayed sailing feet. several of
which are known In have been
wrecked Neither af tfeae vessels
have BEEN sighted 81 heard from Tor
many days The American Giri Wis
commanded BY capt nopa we'll
known skipper on this coast. SIR
left san Francisco far Port Gamble
on October = she N,an owned by
Albeit Rove. ~ san Francisco. iisf
gross tonnage Vas - She VS.
butt n is-5 She WAS employed N
the eaaatwiae lumber trade
The CnluHa waH commanded hY
capt Ewart she sailed from
Hawaii October 4. bound for De.
parture nay. Shs g. owned By C-ha=
Nelson. % san Francisco. she = a
vessel % iiSs tons ant vas built IN
iSfa. II O. thought both vessels a.
probably vregkrd ON The barren
coast = Vancouver Island. The trip
from Hawaii has been made BY sail
ing vessels IN q DAYS. and from SAn
Francisco IN a. little as four days
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The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend
Bidding Is Free TO All

The stock Exchange. 1890 First
avenue, n operated Tot the purpose
OF bringing the buyer and seller IN
airvct touch with zach other. and
also o. give people Of small means MI
Opportunity to purchase stocks at
bottom prices.
In order 90 DO this the quantities
offered On the hoard are reduced ns
PRICES advance. making ., poasthie
fer any person Who wishes Go IN
vert o. Go bld a. freely as n BE- had
a larger sum.
Notice the schedule - b3erd lots
foH different values and YOU ain SO
that the man with o. % can Htaud
shoulder 90 shoulder with thc hank
r. 90 broker and gveat his small
earnings % the best paaslhis ADS an
taSs,
To MIME OWNERS The sfot d
Exchange plan protects the fnin~
WnrF, inasmnch aa his stock = Of
fst.'i g. the public al the low sat
pftee witch he will name Tor u. an1
g g. sales ars made u get the fuii
faits 81 his stock. less . smlli
clearance fr-. witch amounts Ca bat
a tfia~, instead Of psriag out from
enc third 90 onsshait 90 the value ~
a third patty for the privilege Of
selling u on the streets.
This 10 beneficial t. the buyer. be.
cause he buys at first cost. and -
the property. teeausr the property
Ests the benefit Of the f1ll value e
the stock. and 10 the mine uw nrr
and buyer. because ~ the advantage
aeefaiug 90 the property.
Such an opportunity as this for
buyers ana SELLERS TO meet on equal
ground has never before been offsf-
ed 70 the Seattle puhile. and Il meet
ing With the approval of thinking
people
In order 60 give All parties Inter
esfsd chance 70 avail themselves
~ thts opportunity. the manage
ment has decided 20 hold three daily
sessions to-~it from ~ 20 y a. m.
ana from J 20 and - % % . m
The morning session should accom-.
MEDIATE the business men. IN. aft -
noon session should accommodate
the ladies. and the evening session
viii give the workinEfusn a chance
thereby Eivinx everybody an oppoy-
tnujty 20 attend 70 his own dealings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

In his own way.
Bidding ~ the Exchange o. free L.
everybody
Thsrr never has been "a better time
II purchase reliable stocks at "a fra.
uonHl part 81 their value than the
present time. All mining experts
are agreed that the mining districts
tributary 90 Seattle Viz, Index. III.
Nrrinn. Mount naker. Gle Elum,
Miller river and other dlstricts-are
extremely rich IN tn precious met
ais but a. mining In these districts
n aH yet 10 It's Infancy. there are
many fortunes awaiting mon who
have the foresight aud Judgment to
IN ct small sums IN the low priced
bat promising steaks now being OF
cred Ia this market. and IL H. safe tn
predict that many men who are now
earning their brad bk tho sweat Of
their brow VIII. in the near future.
become known 80 money Kings. an
vas the case In california and col
ofadn IN the early DAYS und az f.
the ease IN Spokane today.
No person who invested IN the
firai block - any Of the legitimate
stocks placed on the market In the
early part 90 the present year when
the mining boom began on the west
siie ~ the Cascades ran reasonably
nnd any fault with his Investment
Note what has been done with a
number - these stocks aud then
call ~ \ messenger boy and have
roureelf kicked FOR NJ, having
heugh, NJ the riFht time People
who bought g mining stock At s.
a share. can now Set 81 70 Tor a..
sunset mining stock was placed
on tn" market at ic per share. u has
since Hoid Tor marty 81. worth At
least 70 cents today
Golden Tunnel stock that was
bought Tor ic per sharr less than
Ysar ago. has is~en sold as high n
sec FER share. and even At the ~
tFsfusiy Tow price % mining stock >
today 10 IL worth 90 or more.
The stock ~ The great IL uni
wen, begging IN iia early dnys NJ =
share. ono u the employees - the
spokane a Northern railroad invest
FL 800 In % and a short time after
wards realised 0.seo. had he kept
hts stock tiil thls time h. could reii
Il To-Day far tE5s COO
Copper BELL stock vas placed on
the market ct B. a share lees than
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NEW ELECTRIC LINE.

A force OF 70 To- 100 mon H. busy
laSinE the track for tho jackson
street Electric line ON Occidental
avenue. The terminal viii be- at
fraicr way, The road r. - stand
ard gauge. There Is To- be hut a sias
sic track 10 Ninth avenue The
gravity system will hc used on the
jackson street hill II IN stated the
road win hc completed by New
Years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
WHO WILL
BIZ CHOSEN
To Lead the Re.
publican Local
Ticket !?

There h. a marked element OF un-
certainty as yet concerning prob
able candidates fer efiice upon the
Republican ticket at tho coming
municipal election. Quite mum
Der OF hoperuls are peering out og
thu bushes upon either side ~ the
political roadway, hut few have. 50
IA. ventured into the open. where
they can be seen u men,
The mayorAiliy Job VIII be sought
by more than one member of the
party Iiumes Will have opposition.
II viii come frum these who are dis
satisfied with his ''Nids-open policy e"
Just What the strength Of the oppa-
sltion viii BE- IL. "a yet. purely con-
1eetural II D. claimed BY those who
say that they are IN position 70
know. that the opposition viii de-
Neiop form strength. on the
other hand the supporters % Mayor
Humes say that his administration
has been satisfactory Ia the major.
ity Of the rank ana file. and that
hls denomination Is a certainty.
The active workers aEainr; Hume.
have been looking Tor a man who
could he pitted successfully against
him. and u IL said that ovrrtures
have been made BY some % them To-
Herman ChRpin. while others have
been 10 Mr. r. = Lppy. with a re-.
qusst that he shalt allow NJ. name
q be used Ia connection With the
offsee. Neither % these men have
made amy definite statement as %
how they regard the proposition
Me-. Lippy "a known as a municipal
refefmer and as a mar who has
made a fortune b. legitimate meth
ods, having been suces zafui miner
In the Kiondiks.
Another quiet movement by q dlfs
fsrsat party % dissatisfied Republic
ans commenced some time ago.
These voters want either Council
nan James or Chas =. Burnside.
who Is connected with Dexter Hor-
- a Cos hank. Mr. James de-
that he IL candidate. but his
fFInds say TRAIT he would accept;
II il thought hY many that with
the deii against ftumea sufficient
strength VIII be developed 10 max.
a enmprornise candidate necessary.
in which case Isrres would prob
ably make a strong showing.
For the once Il city comptroller
there seems 20 Be no contest In the
Republican ranks. Parry has the
nomination practically assured
The Office q Corporation Counsel
Will be sought By several aspiring
earrisfsrS. 50 that Mr. Humphrey.
the Incumbent. will not have a waik
ever. lie ran behind hts ticket at
ire last election. and this fact has
net been forgotten By his opponents.
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ROUND HOUSE
BUILT BY c. P.

TRAIL. u. G. De-. Is At smeiter
JUNCTION the Canadian Pacific Nait.
y = has Just completed the coustrue-
ton - new hvesataii round house
and repair shop In sc u IL the
third largest % any western div
ls.aaat point rrpais shop. being only
exceeded by those At nrveia'oke and
Vancouver IRE completion % these
shops ada a fasee u &c rrw en-
playss 60 the payroll % the company
At this point. Though the Cana
dian Paesfc management has never
made any official announcement. rail-
road men here feel safe tn saying
that Trail will b. ihs divisional point
faf all branches Neat - the lakss,
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The latter are considering the await
ability 81 VIVA A. Gilmore, former
secretary with the state central com
mlttee. ana OF John " Pratt form
urly connected with the "r.-t" as
editorial writer Frank \ Steel.
Who was asslHtaut corporation coun-
sci undor Scott's administration. 8
said TO be In the field. while Her
man Craven Is mentioned as having
an idea that he might be able to
serve the city well as ita counsel
The two candidates FOR the office
uf city treasurer, 80 far 49, known.
VIII probably he the present ius
eumhent. A. n. Foote and J. NJ =.
Atkinson.
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year ago, ana il IL practically le-
gal tender today at 600.
Then. stories about the great al
vnncement Of legitimate mining
stock could be multiplied indefinite
Is. suffice Il 90 say that the mining
Industry being yet In its infancy OF
the western side Of the Cascades.
thousands u fortunes are 90 De re
allied by the men who Will get IN
on the ground floor at this time, by
purchasing Hueh stocks aH have
mrfitoriouH standing and honest,
capable management.
our STATIONS, Ciarks. McLeans
and others Of that class are yet 10
spring up from the mineral wealth
which abauuis In the state % Wash.
ineton. and no one lu able 60 tell as
yet Who they may b., but one thing
L. certain-t that no one Viii reap the
benefit unless hr has IA connecting
link With the property and ther" 3
no better way to obtain that INK
than e. secure shares % stock IN ie-
ultimate properties while they are
within Easy reach 30 my advice q
my friends and patrons f. "a keep
closely In touch with the different
mining stocks offered on the market.
and when you are convinced that
the stocks represent legitimate prop
critics and are being operated by re-.
liable and trustworthy managers.
invest your spare cash In such
stocks. Always insist upon having
a fair statement Of the facts about
thu property and the management.
and then usc your own judgment as
to the yniue Of the stocks.
The Exchange will always give 20
Its patrons all the Information al
hand. hut the management VIII not
undertake to pass upon the value Of
stocks except a. the values are *.
urrrsrd by rhies upon the board.
In order that all parties may
know the true condition 90 the mar.
lfeir there Will be no private safes
q stock made by the Exchange In
other words no safes will be made
except a. regular sessions. and on
the board. and In this way very
body viii know what everybody else
pays Tor stocks. 80 there can be no
mistakes as 10 the real market
value.
The public IL cordially Invited to
attend our sessions. whether thrN
deal or not. All are welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
...SpOrtS and Athletics.


The wonan's Athletic Club % the
State University held It's first meet
Ing Of the year. at the Varsity Ar
m1ry on Thursday. December :.
They elected the following officers
for the coming year. President. Mis-
Pearl Mcdonnell. vice president.
Miss Nabyi Lynch. secretary. Mis-
Ruby Brown. treasurer. Miss sadie
Kellogg business manager, Mias
E1ith Prosch. captain ~ the basket
ball team. Miss Jessie BARLOW.
Interest in bowling r. on the in
crease. The last week at the $ a. G.
and the Seattle Bowling Club saw
crowded alleys every evening
Bob Fitzalmmons ard Martin Iu-
liam fell out las; week. According
60 common report. Fl,z wanted seats
at Juilan's theater and could not get
them. He sp0ke OF his managers
place 81 amusement to the latter In
language more foreihie than elegant.
a reconciliation IL said 70 have been
patched up. II IL ruTnored. by the
way. that Lanby Bob II no longer the
temperate man he was before he met
corbeit at Carson city. " Il long
period Of relaxation and stage work.
after that great battle. u is said
started him into bad habits
The athletic COMMITTEES OF the 8. \.
e met last Monday evening Among
other matters. the subject OF an open
indoor handicap meet was discusa-
sf. The chairman was Instructed
10 investigate things with a yiew to-
ward selecting a date. TIE pros
poets are that the meet will be given
early in February.
The ciagses ~ the l.. Of w are get
ting ready for their winter indoor
meets. The juniors have elected
Glen Csulklns as track captain. Tia
s0phnnrea have chosen w ~. Cor
son. and the Freshmen. Carl Eahei-
man.
Jimmy Doyle and Jack Ryan sign
ed articles at the Star Office yester-
day afternoon. to box IS rounds be-
fore the Hawthorne Club. on the ev-
enins Of January B. The men are
20 weigh In a. 100 his. 6 O'Clock the
evening of the fight. The articles
are very rigid. and insure a clean.
honest night under penalty Of for
fixture Of any Of the proceeds. Each
man deposited n so guarantee for
his appearance with the sporting cd
itor Of this paper. Fred Cieary man
ages Doyle. and Young Choynskl
looks after Ryan's interests. Both
begin training today Ryan Ia quite
a bit the heavier man AZ present. but
can easily get rid Of several pounds
Of spare flesh Both men are we'll
known and well liked in this city
The Y. ~ W. boys hold the first
indoor handicap meet Of the year
at the Varsity Armory on Thursday
afternoon, December = The pro-
gram will be as follows 20 Yards
dash. running high jump. 25-fuat
rope climb. one mile class relay
race. In the last event. eHcn of tine
four classes will have team. Pro-
fessGr Wander Veer has offered the
following prizes to the winner u
FIRST place In the three series. a pair
Of Spaulding's best running shoes. to
the second man. pair 81 best gym
nasium shoes. The u. OF w. has,
during the past i've years, sent out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Some Of the hes, field ana track uss-
tsrial In the Northwest.
Tommy Buiisne r. % appear again
before a Seattle audience. In the pre-
timinary to the Doyle Ryan contest.
January J.
The 3. \. 9. have negotiations In
progress between Micky Wrlrh.
who IL well known in this city. ant
Jimmy Anthony. Of san Franciaca.
10 box IS rounds f8r tire bantam
weight championship % the coast.
The match will probably BE- pulled OF
close 20 the 10Th % next month. ~
should. IN the pariauce Of the day.
be ''crackerJaok.
Young Peter Jackson and Arthur
Walker box 10 rounds tonight at
Whatcom. jackson will take rs
gloves. bag. skipping rope. otc.. with
him and keep Up work for next Wed
nssday'H 80 while he n away.
Geo Paris. the veil known sprln-
ter. intends to Join the exodus to
Nome next spring
Prof Cranes gymnasium classes
ar. very popular these days Tha
evening classes are especially well
patronized. Prof Crane says that
he has. among the juniors. some ma
terial that IL going 70 surprise the
knowing ones next spring
Young scurry. % Vancouver. VIII
not appear In the ring Tor some
time, owing TO disabled hand.
Next Wednesday, frht promises
to be hot 90. Jackson has made
excellent showing in California. H's
work against ". u Jones a month
aEo brought his many friends AMI
admirers He l. eoal. quick ard
shifty. Harris Martins. who II the
original Black Pearl. makes his nrst
appearance In a Seattle arena. when
he climbs inside the ropes for this
meeting. He zones here with the
reputation Of being hard. aEgres-
slve fighter Jackson leads his
weight IN Seattle. but the Pearls al.
mirers say he will loat his laureIs
next wednesday In any event. 4
ought 10 be a frat-eiaas 70.
The men have been training for
some time. The Pearl commenced
work about three weeks ago, and
Young Peter has been IN very good
shape since his last appearance.
Messrs Bideout and Brown. OF the
Hawthorn club. feel that they have
one of the hottest HRhts of the sea
son on hand. Judging from the tnik
ON the street Germaufa Han Ia go-
Ing 70 be well crowded with sports
from this city ana surrounding
points.
II ls now said that Tom shnrkoy Ia
"a train Corbett for his tight against
JeffrIes At Far Roekaway.
Terry McGovern meets Eddie sun.
try FOR s-rpund bout IN Chicago
! January 20,
10 Guns defeated Kid Aahe in
/ Cincinnati December II.
spike" Sullivan got the decision
over Young Kenny. Of Chicago. in
SIX rounds, OF Hartford. last Mon
day night
FRED II. BECHDoLr.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Friday Morning The Wholesaler
are busy setting cut their large
country orders A carload Of dairy
chop left today. consigned 10 Piaiche
ualihut "a up half cent.
The egg market 10 non est.
Ranch eggs sell as low as $50 &c. and
Eastern from isGzsc.
A carload Of fine navel oranges
came In this morning from Hciiands.
Cal.
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GOVERNMENT GOODS
~ Nething beftsf Tor siasha,
~ tiutssr country and hari
I can he bought To do better serxies

~ ~ ttuitsr country and Hari
york can he bought To do better service
Army cavalry trousers. 81 Is pair:
special small sizes. 30 and ~ waists.
s22a. rubber blankets and poncos.
from ti.25 up; Gen. Miles pattern
storm and cloud weather hooded
coat. $3.50; buffalo fur overcoats.
SIS each. overcoats. $50 60 s.. can
vas hoods, 75c each. chIncilla head
and neck protectors, 60c each. sof;
black wool SLOUGH hats. sOc each !.
heavy Rll-wool flannel blouscs. 81 10
s. each. heavy ali-wool flannel over
shirts. 81 each. dark navy blue un-
dcrshirts and drawers, 81 each: can
vas ovcralls and jumpers. 75c suit;
army cnrbnes. cal. IS. So. prospect
Ing packs. 81, grub bags. use: heavy
canvas iegsinga 2se 10 81. army re-
volveis. Remington patterns, $3.50
each: cantcens. Doe each. mosquito
bars. bOc. shelter tents. 75c: army
buglcs. o.. 500 sailors overcoats, at
50 10. 900 all-wool watch caps. at &c;
1000 pairs all wool socks. at fse;
100 pairs canvas lsggings, NJ Use; 200
new regulation white sailor suits, at
81 go navy drawers. 81 lanyards. SIC.
all wool sweaters. s., government
shocs, t92s.
w. =. KIRK, '''s ss rlT,s Ave
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sutsor Cheese. Eggs soe Poultry

butter Washington crcnmerie-
pound prints. 30a37e. Eastern Iowa
and EiRin, 2Sd zoe.
Cheese 0obbinR1 Native Wash.
lurton. 1916; Eastern. 4aitc.
Eggs OobhinRl Strictly fresh
ranch. zSm 5Or, Eastern. i1M23c.
Honey white comb. l3Miic,
light amber. i2r strained, sGsiac.
Poultry - Chickens. live. i3mt4e.
live turkeys, l5aiec. ducks. itc
geese, re, live weight,
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Vegetables,

Potatoes Oobbingl- pota-
toes. SIC O0GisO0: Yakima potatoes,
go %: beets. 75gsbc per sack. carrots.
per sack. Coo, sweet potatoes. tlsod
/ 20 per hundred pounds. tomatoes.
81 90 per box. Chill peppers. - %
native oninos. lilo. fancy oregon
caulinowrrs. o. 90 per doz lettuce,
toe a doz. turnlpr. Zoe per sack. rad-
ishes, iOc; pumpkins. Ic per III
squash. tl00at25 per 100; horse
tadlsh. &C., celery. 2ba3bc a doz gar
lie. Sc. cabbage. &c per 100. red pep
pers. 2OC hupks. i5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Wood. t225 a load. Tel. Seattle
Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

10 Guns defeated Kid Aahe in
Cincinnati December II.
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TIE MARTIN
THE y. Is. CURTIS
TIE WASUBURN
....GUITARS

Are those In which the tone IL the
elearest. the workmanship Of the
highest order, and the material used
of the finest quality. We sell all OF
these celebrated makes. and AT prices
which place good guitar within tho
reach Of anyone. Step M and make
your selection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Young Peter Jackson and Arthur
Walker box 10 rounds tonight at
Whatcom. Jackson will take h's
gloves. bag. skipping rope. otc.. with
him and keep Up work for next Wed
nesiay'H so while he n away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Terry McGovern meets EDDIE sun
try for g-rpund bout IN Chicae,
January 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

The clagses at the L. of w. are get
ting ready for their winter indoor
meets. The juniors have elected
Glen Caulkins as track captain. Tia
sophmorea have chosen w ~ Cor
son. and the Freshmen. Carl Eahel-
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Spike" Sullivan got the decision
over Young Kenny. Of Chicago. in
SIX rounds, at Hartford. last Mon
day night
FRED Il. BECHDOLT.
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Ansrmscr or TIrLr.

+ ofuOitHE. THHHfEu a co. inc.. the "a
ana reliable Hbstraet company egtabitths
- ihHH We are HHN nskinT abstracts Of
mining claims ia Chafrg street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Interest in bowling "a on the in
crease. The last week at the $ a. 9.
and the Seattle Bowling Club saw
crowded alleys every evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Geo Paris. the vel known sprln-
ter. intends to Join the exodus 10
Nome next spring
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-03-04
PROTEIN AN,
he Photographer,

The appointment of /. N. Kali
Daugh as superintendent of motive
power of the B. & o. system West of
the Ohio river has been announced.
Mr. Kalbaugh has held the same posi-
tion on the system East of the river
for a number of years, He is an ex-
cellent man and good officer.
DR.. A. M. JARRETT, the famous
Dentist, will be at the Franklin
House, Morgantown, March 23d and
remain ten DAYS. If.
A FEW days ago it was announced
in these columns that Mr.. Wander
wort had examined the peach trees
and concluded the crop was killed.
The same report comes from numer-
Gus sections of the state and there are
no opinions to the contrary. In most
places the wheat crop is not hurt in
the least as the mantle of snow dur
ing the severe weather of February
protected it.