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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
ONE MORE ADVANCE GUARD.
Private Charles VeeIy, of the Thfr-
teenth, Arrives Home.

Private Charles Veely, Company D,
Thirteenth Minnesota, arrived yesterday
afternoon from San Francisco. He has
been in the Preside hospital for the past
two months, recovering from the effects
of sickness contracted in the Philippines
He was a waiter in restaurant at the
corner of Seventh and Cedar before 60
ing to the front He has almost COM
pletely recovered from the effects of his
illness and is recovering his strength rap
idly. He was accompanied East as far
as Minneapolis by four members of the
First South Dakota volunteers, who were
recently discharged from the hospital.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
Programme

For Friday, 4:3O p. M, at Dyer's COM
plimentary concert:
Northumberland Offertoire de Ce-
Celld ..............'... DdliSlS
Violin solo.
Pianola : Rhapsodie Hongroise,
No 2 ............................ List
Violin Solo.
Pianola-Grande valse, op 49,. Chopin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''Tannhauser' Wagner
Some of the worlds best music. If you
enjoy fine music, you will be there.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
The Constant Traveller

tation via line affording "all the COM
forts of home" He is always found on
the Milwaukee's Pioneer Limited between
the Twin Cities, Milwaukee and Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
SECOND INFANTRY REUNION.
Survivors Meet at Fort Smelling and
Visit Soldiers Home.

A reunion of the Second United States
soldiers was held yesterday aft
ernoon at Fort Smelling. Maj. Gerlach
sent several BUSES down to meet the 10
o. clock Fort Smelling car.
After pleasant hour spent discussing
matters of interest the company were
conveyed to Minnehaha park, where
lunch was served at the soldiers home.
William Bircher, Maj Gerlach and others
made speeches.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Every Day at 4.3O p. Nj. During the
Fair There Will Be Given a
rop,nI;rnentary COncert

BY w. ]. Dyer & Bro, at their ware
rooms, 21-23 West Fifth street (next to
postoffice), for the exhibition of the
Wonderful Pianola, and the Aeolian Or
gan.
Tickets can be obtained without charge
at the store at 10 O'Clock a. m. each day,
and at their exhibit at the Fair at all
times
Out of town friends are especially in
vited.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
DEATHS.

st. Paul, at family resi-
dence, 251 Rondo ST., Thursday, Sept Z,
at $3.50 a. m, Mrs. Capitola b. Harding,
SO years. Remains will be taken to Fer
gus Falls Mimi, for interment Funeral
service will be held Sunday, Sept: 10, at
house at p. M, under auspices Of East
ern Star, Mistletoe Chapter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08

Photographs made by Haynes do not
deteriorate. The best materials. only, are
used.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
CREATED A DISTURBANCE.
John Hagen Visited the House Ot
His Divorced Wife.

His Divorced Wife.
Judge Orr yesterday sentenced John
Hagen to the workhouse for thirty days
on a charge of annoying his wife from
whom he was divorced four years ago.
Hagen, it is alleged, called on his for
mer wife at $50 South Franklin street
for the purpose of getting some of his
belongings and created a disturbance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
S(;;||||()CC||||
air Visitors

and everybody will find bargains in
every department here all this week.
Special facilities for shipping to out
of-towu points.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08

Mrs. ]. J. Hill gave a reception last
evening from s to 10. She was assisted
by the Misses Hill. The house was beau
TRULY decorated with plants from the
Hill conservatory.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08
Undermuslin Dept.

We have the incest assortment Of
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques ever shown
styles prettier than ever. Prices 75c
and up.
Petticoats- Black and Colored Silk
Moreen in all the new colorings.
Corsets fitted-satisfaction guaranteed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08

Organization of Cavalry Veterans
Formed, With Col. William Pfaen-
der as President - FOrty-Five
Members of Various Cavalry Reg
iments Present-Meeting Address
ed by Mr.. Child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
MILES Is TO
BE CONSULTED

WASN'T NGToS. n. G. Aug s.
There are Indications that Adtuiaut
&c usrai Curhin sees the wisdom nf
not warning with the new secretary
Uf War. but Of making an amicatls
arrangement which vii include suit
able recognition - Gen. Miles a. th~
commanding general In fact az we'll
a. IN name. Ia order that peace ma
reign between the three furern at
men In the department % mutual
sevaniaKa. The president. there u
reaaou a. believe. has done aons-
thing To induce this ~ suggesting
% Gcu. Cufbln that he wants ne
more quarrellne among the hiEh on
GERS n TIE War department. but
on the contfary. wants thsm to wptk
together tremendously and avoid
scandai and sensational gossip. The
president has intlmated that dsa
Miles IL TO b. consulted a. well ~
Glen. Corhin, and that ths FORMER 10
% have more - 30 with the mill
tary pciiey Of the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
BEGINS TOMORROW

and ridmarHh. bye; Cornwall and
Partner. bye. Hurd and Russell. bye
Power aud Peiiy. Powell ana Part
ner. Meem and sohna. Johnston aud
Partner. Petty and Newton. bye.
Foulkra and Coward. bye. Hudson
and Hudson, bye.
Mixed Doubles roulker and Miss
iiuattie. bye Fransioii and Partner.
licnham and Miss Mc9rath. To
marsh and Mrs Hurrll. Peliy and
Partner. Johnston ana Partner Pow
ar and Miss Krrnhaw, Coward and
Mrs Langley. Pelly and Miss Minor.
Cornwall aud Partner Russell and
Mlus RILEY. bye. Smith and Miss
BANKS. bye.
Ladies' Singles Miss Arfowamith,
bye Miss Thomas, Miss Reeves, Miss
Benttle. Mrs. Rollins, Miss kershaw.
Miss Banks. Miss Riley. Miss Jose
phiue Holbrook. MrH Langley. Miss
Riggs. bye. Miss Florence iIolbrook,
bye.
Ladies Doubles ~ Miss Riley and
Arr Rollins. bye Miss ArroWsmith
and Partner. Miss Tyler aud MinH
Me0rath. Miss Riggs and Miss ker-
shaw. Miss Beattie and Mrs Lang
ley. bye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08

Tomorrow the tournament ot the
Seattle Tennis club apsns and viii
continue until Saturday a large
number of outside players have en-
tered aud the series promises to be
Of unusual Interest me different
games viii undoubtedly bo very close
Az the playing ga Victoria WAS won
oniy by small margins.
These who Will compete are as fol-
lows
Grutlrmen'a Singles Charles
Smith, bye. 1amea kellaEF. bye.
= Fuulkrn bye. Gh Neon. bye. Cleo
suhnn, bye u Hudson. bye, lob
Henham. hye. ,. & Newton. bye. j.
v A lloyd bye Sidney ilruun. bye
sam Russell 4. " Tiimnrsh. 4 r.
Coward. Robert Powell. hye. G W.
Smith. bye. r Fansiali. bye a.
Polly hye. ) e i1ebh. bye. clinton
ltrunn. bye. v. MyrH. bye. 4 G.
Gsary bye Lauevlpt PolIy. bye II
nNladr. a. = bye. Geo 9 Johnston.
bye. B.. Davidson, hse. %, Hudson.
bye. =. =. cnenu alt bye VIII den ~.
bye. oeo Hurt. bye. a. ". Johnson.
bye. A n sewers bye.
oeHtlemen'a Doubles Fransiali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
A KISSER Is
SENT TO JAIL

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Aug s.
For some time women and Fifia have
complained - a man who has come
up hehiHd them on the lower section
u the noaHdW walk. given them a
squeeze and then dashed OF. and
shiis the police do not charge Jas
Mckinney. % Philadelphia. who was
arrested for these actions this after
noon. with being responsible fgr al
the hnRKinE. yet his Performance
tailiss with the description given u
those u the mysterious huEsvr
This afternoon A woman and a
young Niri. who refused 10 give their
names. we're approached AZ aissiu.
appi avenue BY Mckinney, who took
hold = the young girls beautiful
IonE hair and began to Kiss her, The
woman turned "a him and he trans
serred his demonstrations 60 her.
throw inE his arms around her and
giving her a hearty hug She push
81 him awny and was bella borinE
him with her umbrella when a mas.
cuiine friend put In an appearance
and completed ihe devastation 81
McKiuney's features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
ENGINEER THOMPSON
MAKES HIS REPORT
Says Cedar Lake and Environments
Should be Purchased by
the City,

age dlacharre from August |. 1895, 20
August l. ls9d. WAS $40 cubic feet
per second. from August !. 1895. 10
Ausust l. t,a5. hr EiNes the average
unW as INA cubic feet rer SECOND
and from August I. 1877. 60 August
4 lsgs. an average Of sp2G cubic fect
per scenud Tho average 81 these
averages Is practically g2i cubic feet
per secpud. or at tho average rate ~
5st. gl6.5ig gBllous per dAy. or an
amount equal To- 2tf "a 0eG $50 sal
Ions per year How such a stipend
oaa run 81 rauld occur from 80 small
e water Hhed Is almost iuromprrs
heuHbte. tits statistics. however.
make IL showing 90 an astaundlns ir-
regularity % nowaer Zoe tuatAnce.
on Marvh f.. is9d he records a flow
IT &.6as suhie feet per second ar a
flow 81 1eetgt1 geo gallons IN a
hours ever against this. he shows
that ON September 70. iSes. the How
Was bat Z. cable feet pyr second. or
huw OF but a.. 5gi. 5Gi gallons PEE
day This amount would not an our
present proposed pipe line q swan
lake. lex alone supply futurr de-
maats ilis report aiso shows that
during August. September ana oe-
fohar 20 each year The average uuN
Ga practically but 10. Ooo.0eo gallons
per day
These statistics show that while
nature furnishes an abundant sup
piY Of water In the Cedar river basin
Tor supply - great city. Il Gill b.
an absolute necessity u inp1und a
large amount uf the run OF In SOME
6htchmsnt basin ia order - provide
uniform and Sufficient delivery
In Cedar iake. mature has provided
the proper catrhmrui basin. and this
should brionx . the city uf Seattle
noN. and should Ia some measure hss
developed in canuerfien uith euf
present work Ths requirement -
thIa hasin f. nersHsary % the reason
ahlr efficiency - car present ays-
TEN aud infisa-asah bile Tor the future
neeSfs - the city
The requirement Of the following
properties Is recommended b. Mr
Thompson
III Cedar lake. with a wide strip
II shore lands.
~ Cellar rivrr and strip II land
about quarter 49, Of q mite wide
along both sides thereof. between
Cedar lake and the eity'a intake nec-
tfnn.
ca a considerable area 81 land
along Tnylar creek
(DThr outlet 81 Waish's lake and
the land between said lake and
Cedar river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
WITHOUT RAIN
FOR A YEAR

WASHINGTON. AUG. s.--News OF
a distressing water famine In Mara
caIbo. one Of this principal cities Of
Ncuebusta. ~ sent 30 the Depart
mrnt OF State by Consul Piumaeher.
To condition also applies TO the
state 81 Zulta
since last year. September" kays
the consul We have had no rain.
In March our rainy scahon should
have begun. but up 20 today there
- no HiKn 81 rain.
Sweet water 10 already IS cents
a four-Falion bucket. and will come
up To - OF 20 cents. az We have only
a supply Of a few weeks Daily more
troops arrive. and s.eoo more are en-.
psctnd, Those poor fellows will
have 10 drink the unhealthy water
~ the bay. and disease viii follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08

bers. and Councilman Diiier declared
that n the boxes we're removed from
saloons she rubberlsa would be much
less frequent McAriie moved to
adopt ihe resolution. and 81 VAS ear
fied unanimously.
an ordnance vas passed imposing
a license 81 IS per dsy on dssiera tn
Ieaelry wbo seli their wares at auc-
ton THE finance committee re-
ported an ordinance raising the sal
airy - the plumbing inspector. =. y.
Cleveland. from tGo to $50 per month.
and the quarantine inspector. ! /.
Emery. fram $50 10 $50 Ter month
The PUGET NH company asked the
council Co extend the city water
mains To- ha property overlooking
Lake Washington. on Thirty fourth
and Thirty sixth avauues. where tho
streets graded BY the company
through its property are 10 be ma
cadumlzed and expensive houses er-
ectrd
The council then adjourned to meet
AuEuN n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
WORKING HARD TO
KEEP THE FACTORY

INDTANAPoLIs. Ind. Aug. g.
Senator Fairbanks and the war de-
partment are having a warm Btrug-
gle over the question u removing the
clothing factory that is connected
with the commissary depot at JEFF
ersonville. The department has been
making persistent efforts to remove
It. and the senator has worked hard
and successfully thus far t. prevent
It. He assumed Office just In time
20 prevent the last shipment d ma-
teriai from being made 70 Phgndel-
phia. Then an effort was made 10
freeze out" the JeffersDnviIle con-
Germ by not giving It any work and
this too was stopped. Now n third
EFFORT IL being made and Mr.. Fair
banks Is again on the warpath. this
time armed with long petition frpm
the sewing women Of Jacksonville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
CITY COUNCIL NOVES
AGAINST THE DIVES
Where Robberies Have Recently Taken
Place. Licenses to be Revoked.

A resolution was introduced By
President Rinehart at the city cuun-
Gil last night. which provides that
the chief q police shall b. directed
20 Investigate and report - the
council the name % propFieturs q
saloons. where rObberies have been
committed. When this u done. the
matter will be taken up regarding
tire revoking % those saloon IieenHes.
The members 81 the council stated
that certain saloons below Yeairr
way are made the headquarters 81
confidence men ami thieves. who en-
tee tire unwary into their places and
rob them. This l. done with the
knowledge OF the proprietors. Ch.sf
Reed. who was present. stated that
he knew Of one case where con-
fidence man passed flash rnil"
over the bar to the barkeeper lille
he was being pulled In. They were
both arrested. but we're dismissed
in court.
The resolution brought about dis
eussion between the different mem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
CHURCH SCRAP
WILL Be SETTLED

ST LOUIS. Mo. Aug. s-The re-
beliion in ~. Patr1ck'R church In
East 81 Louis. caused by the Irish
members af the congregation refus-
fnE 20 accept az their pastor the
German priest. Father Cluse. 10 be-
iirvcd TO be near an end. II was
icaru~d i0day that the Americans
numbering 100 Of the 100 IN the con-
greEstion. propose TO Organize a new
churcn and accept Father CiuAe.
This VIII bar the Irish. who will be
left without a church Or pastor I'M
less they Join their American broth
rem. The bishop. az soon as the new
church Is built and ready for occu-
rancy. will permAnentiysciose up st
f'atrIck's 80 that further guarding
- the property BY the Irish will be
unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
About Town.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The funeral q Mrs. Christina Gil
ua wrte held this afternoon al
o'rir-k frosn the family residence.
isoa East Cherry street. Rsy. Donald
Ross offieiaiinE.
The funeral - Etdie Biprerfau.
who va. accidentally drsw nd sun
day. Was heid this afternoon a.
a.rlpck frnm uufterwofth'a chapel.
Hev. hfesn officiating.
This evening Harmony fspdnr 40.
8. Knights ~ isythiaa. will sao a
STAG social and reception "a eK-gav.
John H. Mr0raw. All knights arc
invited.
Tho 'Foilarrd'' Evangelist n Yer
non ia holding n1eciinKa every even
ina al the mission On the cprprr 81
Third avenue ana Mailaan street.
Tomorrow the YOUNG Men.r insa,
tuic wlii hold the fret annual picnic
at Madfuna PARK
The fire department was called out
about p 40 this marniHE "a eNunHuish
a brush IRE IN Quceu Anne hiit
W Thompson age e.. died to-
day AZ Providence hospital of ~.
phnid fever
THOMAS Frakcr. VIM ~ charged
sith rohiuE Ronald Mcdonald - -
several months Bau. Waa bauud over
to the superior court Tits morning
Hts bond was placed at 81 800.
Building permits we're Issued today
e. Fred pna~b t. buiid a one story
frame residence NJ t7os Twenty NTH
avenue T. csst SEQ. y. y BnEardus
70 huiil a two story frame residence
al pa Seventeenth avenue north u
cost 81. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
FOUND DEAD
IN A FIELD

spRiNdF1BLn. No. Aus. a
mysterious murder occurred st Sirh-
OILS Junction. three mites s. est 81 this
city. last Might The dad body -
middls-aevd man. 30 far unidrnti-
nei was found tn tomato Hrid this
morning There wac a bullet hole IN
the back - fhn head ard skuli
fracture aa the forehead The dad
mans pockets asfe turned and a
few small culns were scattered about.
nts watch chaln had aeeu broken n
near where % attached t. his yrnt
AMI the watch was Eonp. The dis
s1Frry san usade BY a small bay
Dead man supposed 81 ~ traveller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
BEATEN BY A
COUNCILMAN

AKRON. o. Aug. "a row occur
rcd In the Akron eltyeouncil chamber
last niaht In which chairs were used
as weapons. and one man came out
ri the melee with a broken arm and
bruised head.
DANIEL OMAR. a prominent city
contractor and a biR six -footer. was
the man VINO suffered the Injuries.
The man who inflicted the punish
men upon him was Councilman Har-
ley Holman. o little fellow. about ave
feet two On height
During the session Of the council
Holman made a motion 60 withhold
800 ~ money due OMAR on the
ground that his work was not prop
eriy dome. In answering the charge
OMAR called Homan a dirty lying
thief. The frht resulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
No Intention OF q Strike

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. s.-=A
n stillWeil. Vice president OF the or
der II Railway TeieEraphers. de
ciarra the rumorod strike OF the telv-
gfaphctH On the International a
Great Northern railroad il unbound
ed lie says that every man who
knows the relations existing between
the tuleEraphera and the intorna
iiouai 4 Great Northern knows that
the wage question viii bc amicabiy
settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
Married the coac h m . n .

swAMpscoT~r Mass. Aus g.
Ahhie rhillipn. aEvd II yeara. niece
df Warren ". Phillips. was married
today to BERNARD b. Kennedy, who
iu employed by the family as "a
yoachman,
The girls parents died when abe
WIS about ton years old leaving her
"A nurtune Of 81 900 900 In trust until
she became Of asr Mias rhlllipH IL
a graduate Vt the high school aud II
prominent In the best circles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08

At last nights meeting Of the elty
council. Reginald n. Thompson, eft.
engineer. submitted his repnrt In re-.
gard to the Cedar river watershed.
relative to both the permanently 81
supply and the dangers OF pollution
lie advised that Immediate steps bs
taken 20 acquire Cedar lake ana "a
strip % land around thc lake. togeth-
or with the bed and banks OF Cedag
river to the city'a intake. A change
In the plan ~ the water system @
the extent " making Cedar lake an
impaundinE reservoir Is cuutemptat
Ell in the report. Mr. Thompson
says
Under resolution NJ. ise. there arr
two clear and distinct uuestioua laid
down for me 90 answer
sf1rEt-ls the source - cue water
supply liable tn pelfutiuug
Seconds the supply without the
use u impouulins basins adequate
for the proha be demands ~ tho city z
In general, pollution is not prsb-
able. In particular. thrrc arw places
where some slight poiiutl1u mlsht o.
cur. via. near walsh's Lake. Ia the
Taylor creek basin. ard In the bed
and aionS the banks Of CESAR river.
To prevent the possible occurrence
Of such pollution. / would recommend
the requirement Of thc lands near
the outlet Of walsh's lake and be.
tween said lake ana Cedar river. also
the requirement of a considerable
body Of land In the Taylor creek
basin.
sound public policy and due regard
for the health and safety Of the pub
lie demand that the elty oWu the hsi
and bands Of Cedar river FROM the
intake section ta Cedar lake. iu or
der that no future development ~
whatever kind. should make p.asaiele
the pollatinE % a single drop % wa
ter offered our citizens Cor drink
would. therefore. recommend the ac-
quirc ment ~ the rived bed ARD a
strip % land averaging a quarter ~
OF a mile IN width on bath sides 81
the river bwwte~n the intake section
and Cedar lake. Tnis land should b.
general and De taken IA accordance
with government subdivisions
AS 60 the peruRnercy &c supply
II IL impossible u rwfcr g. any bong
series OF measurements - the rsia-
fail and run sn ~ this basin The
only reliable data We have IN that
line are those secured durinK portion
of the years 1885. ISIS. isqI and tsas.
by T. A. Noble. e. T.. Tor the Sc
attic Power company.
Mr.. Noble reports that the aver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
FOUGHT TO
THE DEATH

KNOXVILLE. Tcnns Aug. s.
In n duel Inv a mountain road In
Bctcber county today VIM. Small
wood shot 10 death his uncle. Clcl-
land smpllvoud. and was himself
fatally injured his victim,
A quarrel Of long standing culmiu-
ated when tho men met. ana both
drew rcvolvcrs and began firing.
The younger man fell mortally
wounded. ana hiB uncle shot him
through the heart, fell dead across
his nophew's body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

r 4. oulnton. Of the Houston a
Texas Central raiiruad. Is expected
Ira Seattle to spend his vacation.
G. shields. assistant general sup
erintendcnt Of the Great Northern
Tor the western division. Is in tho city
FROM Spokane.
Division superintendent Rarns. %
the Great North. at Everett. In In
Seattle In his private car.
General Manager Miller and Gem
cral Passenger Agent DAM. Of the
Seattle a International. have gone
Tor a trip of inspection over the
read. They are expected 10 return
tomorrow.
9. J. Steepic. district freight and
"a sacnFor agent Of the Southern Pa
clfc. went for a trip to Chehalis this
morning.
\ party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaa q. Lsthrop and child. and Mr..
and Mrs. A. s Mann. are In town in
the private Southern Pacific car
Stanford. They spent yesterday tn
Portland.
The local ONCE Of the white Pass q
Yukon has tust received copies OF the
time schedule In effect between Skag-
way and Bennett. Two daily trains
are being run each way Leaving
SknEway NJ $50 a. m. and p. m.
they arrive Mt Bennett at 1916 and
: p m. The return train leaves BEN
nett AT 7'i5 a. m. and 2 y. m, and
roach SkaRway 1876 and p. m.
Another train II run from SkaEway
to summit and return. leaving
SksRway at . a. m. and reaching
summit at $50 a. m. on the return
trip # leave Summit at $50 a m. and
arrives at skaEway at ii:ib a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08

SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

AZ the Seattle Mining Exchange
today considerable business was
transacted
options sold were as follows 100
o s. NJ. a NJ. at 2sc. buy at 90 days.
Us cash 1000 Republic. at 81 -. buy
at 30 days. 80 cash. 1000 Quilp at
i1c. buy at 20 days. $40 cash. 5000
Black Tail. NJ isc. buy at 20 days.
10 per cent cash. 1870 Lone Pine
Surprise. at 9sizc. buy at 20 days. 10
per cent. cash. 800 Mountain Lion.
At ttif. buy at 10 days. 10 per cent.
cash. loo Princess Maud. at 7c. buy
a. 10 days 10 per cent. cash.
Quotations and bids were "a fol
lnaHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
ADMITTED MIS- GUILT.

An Soy the Chinese cook who was
arrested Saturday for stealing near.
~ $500 worth Of marine instruments
from the steamer Tonanin. vas given
a preliminary bearing In Judge
Cams court mis- morning. Soy
pleaded guilty and was bound over
g. the superior court. lila bond Vas
hxrsi at 81. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-08
END OF THE
MATCH WAR

CHICAGO. Aug. Edwin Gould
of New York. for many years CON
sidcred the relentless and impincablc
enemy ~ the Diamond Match Co.
Of Chicago. was admitted INTO the d.
rcetarate Of that company by vote
Of the stockholders ~ special meet
Ing held here today.
Mr. G0uid'a admission TO the match
board, followed upon the absorption
~ his match property into the bia-
mond Match CO.. marks the nnal ana
formal ending OF the war" which
has vexcd and troubled stockholders
Into the Diamond Match.