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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-28
ried last night at the home of the bride.

ried last night at the home of the bride,
on Second street.
Last night between the hours of l
ana : O'Clock the quetness of this town
was disturbed by the ringing of the fire
alarm. and. as usual the fire company
responded promptly, but could render
no service, as the fire was near the
Norfolk and Southern railroad junction.
The fire destroyed four dwellings. TWO
were vacant and the others were fur
nishcd very hicely Is colored people.
1t is not known now the fire originated.
The occupants saved very little of their
furniture.
The Albemarle Fire Company's band
and Naval Reserves will soon hold II
bazaar. Some Of the most popular
young ladies of the place are worllin Z
hard to get everything ready. After
the bazaar both organizations will leave
for the New Berne Fair. Our people
want the Reserves to bring home the
fine trophy.
Mr.. Robert Temple and bride, of Ed
cnton. are registered at the Central
Hotel
Mr.. Hunter Morris, the cracl, shot.
Killed n very large sea gull yesterday
on the wing. and now has it on exhibit
ilQn ut X. I. Williams restaurant.
Messrs. j. w. * w. c. Dawson have
dissolved co-partncrship. The first
named Will continue the business.
Mr.. Caleb Eheridge, OF Camden. near
the Courthouse. gave Il very enjoyable
dance last night y good many lovers
of the sport attended from here.
Mrs. g. Benson ana Mr. Cason Fere-
bee. Of Norfolk are visiting Mrs. w ].
Woodlcy. on Main street.
Miss Fannie Kelly left to-day to visit
friends ana relatives in Hartford.
Mr.. \. l.. Davis received goo bushels
of oysters the other day and shclied
~ nd oh -
the oyster dealers complain that the
boats do not keep them supplied
The creditors and others intercstod
in the George W. Cobb bank viii have
a meeting next Monday night at j. w.
AlbcrsOns office
The J. y. blades arrived from Now
i'ern" to-day With a cargo of lumber
consigned TO the Blades Lumber COM
panY.
Just as we start To mail our news we.
learn of an unfortunate accident that
happened Ia Mrs. LUZ to-day. She was
visiting Airs WhitSon. ON Ihrinyhousc
street. and started down tho stairway.
when hcr crutch slipped from under
ing t,r1t-
tom with such force as to break her
nose and very likely disable her. for
| life. Mrs litH Is very near 60 Years Of
ago ana earns her own living by work
ing FOR the people Of this community.
she is a dcvout member of the NJ Il.
Church, The good people are doing
everything they can for her
Mr.. =; r. Lamb is on a business trip
To Raleigh.
Miss Mary Riddick. OF Iicrtfoid. is;
visiting the family Of Mir. j. j.. Flora.
OH Main street
Mr Louis Selg leaves to-day for Nor
folk IN answer to "A telegram that his
mother is very ill.,
Mr. j. g. Williams. of Cour;land. Va.
I, on Il visit 10 his mother, who is very
i'll hero.
Mrs Bradford of Fearing street. ana
Mrs Adams, OF Martin street. are both
very sick.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-28
WINES AND LIQUORS.

taiislTE BRoTul:Rs. successors 10
place Wines and Iiguers'
Agents for the Noun; Vernon and &. o.
Taylor Whtskics and Werner Cham.
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Iibi:NTNS.
y SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATION OF
CAPTAIN DICK"

Edenton. y. c., Jan. 27-"Captain
Dick" Messrs. Willard ana Bcr;ram's
great military play. was presented un,
der the auspice, OF the Edenton Mil
itary Company last evening by local
talent assisted by ana under the per-
sonal direction of The authors. AT Rea's
opera House, TO an audience the size
OF which is rarely ever seen here. So
c!ety was out in full force; and. By the
way our near neighbor. Hartford, we
noticed. was well represented. AS to
the success OF the play and the able
anu credltable manner in which il was
presented by the ladies' and gentlemen
OF our town. assisted by Miss CioldIe
Hraiher OF Elizabeth City, and the au-
inoFs' MeSSrs. Willard and Berlram. lit
tie need be said by us. for each and
every one played his ana her part win
.he ease. grace and ability that won
ioF them the admiration ana hearty
applause of the large audience. Thn
scenery and costumes were magniii-
cent The music ana Specialize, were
new, eatehy and Of u high nrder aud
me taDleauXs. at the conclusion of each
act were novel, pretty ana thrilling. in
SEihu success from start 10 finish.
ana those who missed it We're The
'he1ep!. FOR further infOrma-
ton peruse the following:
Captain Dick" Lieut.. l.. NJ. Rad
nam; Col. Stafford. Major j. {. Bond:
Lieut.. Sob Smalley, Mr.. Bassett WI
ard Mr.: Merritt, Mr.. Il. Wright War
rem; O'flynn. Mr.. \. w. Hawkins.
baron lie MARITIME (army cOnirorto,1
Mr.. Eugene Ber;ram; Ians C;uelehei-
mier tarmy contractoD. MIR. Theo.
Ralph; General Mcxa (AIexican army,.
Lieut.: 9. ID. Elliott; Pete (coloredD. Mir.
Eeo. Makely; Leon Nespucci (prlscuer
OF WARP, Mr.. +. w. Burton; BiH Nultv.
=. ;. ~. Mr. H. II. Brinkley; Sergeant
(MeNican army. Mr. w. II. HeGrick;
Goiporai tMeNican army, Mr.. Il. b.
i1a,!' Nate Moreland. Miss Emma
walters; Beatrice. Miss Lalle V-bi;n.
angie Ga streak of American sunshine).
MISS Goldie kramer; Smantha Guele-
heimer. Miss SHE Winston: Hannah.
nlr; behhian Harris. Miss Maude Har-
reii pianist. detail from the Eden
ton Light Infantry.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-28
EIfZAREru CITY.
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS OF,
PASQUOTANK COUNTY

Elizabeth City. n. c.. Jan. 27.-About
twenty-five delegates from Raleigh and
other North Carolina cities of the
"oman's Christian Temperance Union
arrived to-day and We're cordially re-
ceived by local members of the organi-
cation in this city. They will hold
two meetings each day and one nj
night at the NJ. T.. Church, and no
Soubt viii do good work while they are
here.
MIR. Charles Belfour and Miss Maggie
Davis. OF this city, Were quietly mar
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-28
NORTH CAROLINA
NEWS BUDGET
The Charges Against Major
Wilson BrOadened.
A POCKET FULL OF FRANKS
Trial OF Removed Railway Commits
sioners' Case Puts Govcrnor Russ
sell on the Defensive Effect of Ex-
cc"tive CIcmcncy, Virginia Pnz-
zics tho Lcgisiators-To Repeal
charter.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot)

Raleigh, n. c.. January 27.-The
Governor has broadened his charges
against Major James w. Wilson, whom
he suspended as chairman of the Rail-
way Commission. At first he charged
him with being interested in a railway
eating house. Now he charges him
with having express and telegraph
interests. Witnesses thus far exam
lined prove the inaccuracy of the lat
ter charges.
There is notable arrdy Of counsel
in this case of the Governor against
Wilson. w. II. Day. 4. c. Army and
w. G. Douglas, for the Governor. and
X. II. Battle. John Gray Bynum. Rob
ert o. Burton and j. G. l.. Harris for
the other side. In one sense it is Il
trial Of the Governor. for the latter is
really put on the defensive. lie was
called OH to-day by the Legislative COM
mittrc which is invest atug his sus-
pension of the Wilson's 10 say exactly
what he expects to prove by his Wit
ncSspS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-28
SHOW CASES. &C.
SPRING WATER.
STOVES

H0WARDSS%%HR$% s s'$is y @ Ns.
stoves. stove iepairs u specially. "
Sank street.
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BOOTS. SHOES, &C.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

BUSINESS, s EN- Hast@ Sas''fFse
tail or write Tor catalogue CRANKY and
SitN tiali avenue J. NJ RESSLER. Pres-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-28
UNI BRELLAS.

UMBhEL la s5S: si@' il H 5a'5is'
Rfpaitins. loo; recovering. from %. up
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-28
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c.
HARNESS, SADDLES. &c.

HARMESS, Tn:on street. aenufac,
turer ana dealer In
harness. Brides. Saddles. Collars. Whins
and supplies. Repairing a specially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
TO OPPOSE
THE BRITISH
Americans Will Hold
Alaska Possessions.

At an interesting session Of the
Seattle chamber OF commerce yes-
tsrday. letter from tho chamber %
commerce az Juneau brought the at
teution To the necessity for making
a concerted opposition 90 British aE-
sreHsion In that part OF Alaska
known a. the i'oreapine district
rhis district IL now American ter
ritoFy. Inhabited almost exclusively
by American miners. and II the pend
ms m0dus vtVendi becomes an ae-
c0mplishcd fact. the rights Of Amer
lean miners In that district VIII be
greatly curtailed. The Juneau
chamber h organising the chambers
Of commerce all along the coast TO
assist In preventing this. considering
the fac, that the rigid Canadian min
inK laws viii prove a great hardship
ON American eialmhoiiera The
chamber here seemed 70 think this.
hut nns step mere toward acquiring
a British port on the coast Of Alaska.
The chamber viii NOT oppose the ues-
Sion 81 territory II the government
TANKS that advisable. but will urKu
the maintainanes Of n status quo
In the district. thus lnnuring all the
PRIVILEGES nov enjoyed by American
miners President Graves was In.
straetrd to take such steps as were
thought feasible.
The skaEway chamber OF Gem
msrcr expressed a wirh that Seattle
Join IN securing better mail service
al that place. az Alaska has no rep
re#sntatian in congress. Suitable
action wili be taken By the chamber
Of this city. This brought President
Graves TO comment on the necessity
Of a legal division OF Alaska. MAX.
Ina a separate jurisdiction In the
southeast. Ills remarks were found
"a on hls recent observations In the
north.
A financial report By Secretary
Prpsch showed the chamber 10 b.
IRE from debt. and accomplishing q
great work at minimum expense
The fact al transports eli leaving
San Francisco. thus tnfiusncinE the
Oriental -four trade TO that pert
waa also discussed A motion ~ss
carried snlicniaE a more hearty co.
operation % Seattle merchants In
the work % the chamber. A letter
from A. z washourn regarding q
nes psrehants' exchange. was re-.
feFTef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
THE TEMPLARS
GRAND LODGE

Tns annual meeting q the Gram:
Lodge % Washington. independent
order q Good TampiaFH, Wiii con
yene at chautaaaua. July =. and
continue uutu July n Delegates
wiii be present from ali the lodges
Of the state. Among those IN at
tendance will be Joseph Mailnu Ia
teruationai supreme Trmpiaf % the
world lie IA en- route on a trip
aruund the world From here he
CUES So Australia. and then through
India To England. where he viii ar
rive some time before June iSaa.
Theodore kaneuss grand chef
Trmplar % California. viii also b.
~ the meeting. and he sill take part
In the exercises The presence Of
these two distinguished G,r1a Temp
lars assures a most successful meet
Ing 81 TIE lodge
gsarEe cottcriil. Of this city. elect
"a a. International supreme council
Tor At IN. recent meeting ~ the In
tcrnatlouat Grand lodge. viii arrive
IN Seattle from the East. in time TO
attend tho sessions At Chatauqua
beach.
a reception viii be given the dele
gates and distinguished visitors in
this eltS BY Seattle Lodge No. .. In
dependent order q Good Templara.
Monday evening. July II.
When tue delegates and visitors
return from ths grand lodge meet
ine. a public MASS meeting Will b
held At the FWst Methodist church.
Monday evening. Juiy - Address
e. viii be made BY Mr. Mains. Mr.
kanous and other able speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
LONG TRIP OF
AN AUTOMOBILE

NEW YORK. July is.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Davis started at II o'clock
this forenoon from Thirty.thlrd ana
broadway on remarkable effort
to cross the continent in an auto.
mobile. A large crowd witnessed the
start A number Of enthusiastic
Automobiles escorted the couple to
the city boundary line. Albany II
the FIRST objective posnt % the auto
mobile. thence the course Ia Utica.
Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Cievs.
land. Toledo. South fsead. aud Chic
aEp. The route from Chicago lies
through Dssmoines. Omaha. Denver.
ogden. % sacramento.
The distance by the shortest rail-
routs Ia $50 miles. but b. the wagon
roads which Davis Will use. close to
200 miles viii have 70 be covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
SEATTLE NEWS.

A young japanese by the name Of
kixmA died this mornink 81 tubsr-
euiosis. He was member OF the
japanese Y. N. c. A.
Rev BENJAMIN Parsons Of this city
MAS elected a member Of the wash
iaEton state Phllological society at
It's recent sessions In Seattle.
Judge Hanford signed an order In
the federal eoart to-day releasing Al
Wing from custody under the hab-
cas- corpus act Al Wing was found
to be a nasivs.born chinamAn who
returned o. China IN isss. and now
wishes TO remain herr TO live per-
nsansnsiy.
4. ". Howard. Harry West and
John Thompson wsre arrested today
on suspicion II bsinb impiirntsi IN
the robbery af John ssyrey 81 f.7t
two weeks sEo.
Articles of Incorporation were to-
DAY nied by the Marx Tensulc Trad
ms company. a celestial conesrn.
which intends 20 export American
goods on a large scaie and import
Chtness merchandise The capital
stock Is t7so.aoo. and the sneorpar-
atorr Arp Marh rensgie. J. w kahis
and ~. T. F1toe. jr.. % this city.
Permliia Lloyd today filed Huit for
divorce sEains, W. N. Lloyd on the
grounds % cruelty and dessrtion.
The Huckieherfis Mining company
ia applying Tor incorporation. with a
capital stock ef iso.ooo. The Puget
Sound Oyster Rel company also
wants Incorporation. the capital
mentioned being $50 600.
Tne eass os Billy neloni charged
with stealing money from Jessie
Roberts. was disutas~d by Judge
Austin today.
The case aEains, Thomas Phillips.
3 LytH and A. Eapiln. VINO are
charged with robbery. has been
transferred 70 the superior court
Joseph MuHcaster. native %
Scotland. was today admitted 10 cit
irsnship.
Detective Jack william returned
today from North Yakima where he
has been taking several weeks hoi-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM WRECKINC

NEW YORK. July fa.--lIad II not
been FOR the prompt action Of hee-
tlDn Foreman John Falby. n the n
v. n n. a ~. railroad. hundreds of
people would probably have been IN.
lured by the wreekins u an express
train In the WestohoHtef yards. An
iron har had been wedsed across the
track by i've boys There WAS only
a fraction Of q minute between the
removal Of the bar aud daahinE BY
~ the Washington express, one Of
the fastest trains In this part OF the
country,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
WIFE ACCUSED
OF MURDER

ERIE. Pa. July i3-C1arence r.
shatturk. ane Of the proprIetors u
bllIlard-ra0m ~ -Four Mile creek.
near here. was shot and killed early
this morning and his body placed on
the tracks ~ the Erie Motor line.
Ills wife. Ella shaftuck. il locked up
In the Erie police station. charged
With numbering him. An examina-
ton Of the body by Coroner Stein
metz disclosed the fact that the man
had been shot In the head. arm and
back. 10 Is stated that two bicyciists
who we're near the roadway IN the
Immediate neighhorho0s1 u the tres
tie. heard a cry ~ murder" twice
before the shots were fired. ana that
they saw woman hurry down to-
wards the mouth ~ the creek.
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visitors. he was compelled to lean
on the arm of an attendant
Ills Tine cid baronlat mansion, now
failing into decay. IA the upper story
~ Witch bees have built their hives
and Immense hats hnd home. " In.
vested with the same mystery AS Of
yorv. and az sedu'ousiy guarded a.
when thc vendetta threatened him.
The general was not slow in notify
lnK his visitors that they could tn
speet hla arounas an they desired.
bus would not BE- allowed to enter
his castle
tl0a divorced child wife. Dora. Il
living With hor soldier husband at
pinkari Woodturd county, and the
neiEhhoys say she never visits White
Hell now,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
Young Girl Missing.

ATLANTA. July IL Miss Hem
rietta CrBpp. the is-year-old daugh-
ter % a prominent insurance man u
this city. mysteri1usiy disappeared
from the homc Of ~. s. Underwood.
four miles from Atlanta. Saturday
afternoon. a party Of 30 men. as
sisted by Atlanta detectives, have
failed 70 find the least trace Of the
missing Eirt IT Is believed abe has
been Kidnapped. II - reported that
a carriage WAS seen near the I'm
derwoOd homes Saturday afternoon.
but the disappoarance could not have
been an elopemeut. as Miss Crapp
was attired In a house dress and slip.
uarH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
McLaan Would Run.

WASHINGTON. u. c. July Ia
JOHN r. Mclean. questioned today
az 20 whether he would be candi-
date tur the ohio Democratic CUB
ernaterisl nomination. made this re-
ply;
IF the Democrats Of ohio Elve mo
the nomination and my friends ask
mr 20 take Il 1 viii accept" Further
than this hc declined to talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
Recruiting ovisk.

WASHINGTON. O. C.. July IL
The War department PROCESSES 20 be
more than satisfied with results thus
far obtained in the recruiting ser.
vice In the sndesVor 60 ratse the 10
new regiments
THE statement made makes the re-
turns average about 600 a day
II u expected that the regiments
viii ~ recruited in about thrs.
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
Talbot Clears for Taku.

TACOMA. July lathe schooner
Talbot cleared for Taku. China, yes
tcrday With large cargo Of lum.
Der valued At $500. The Talbot has
been IN the harbor loading for the
last week Her master IN olof Mem
uhe. and fhcr agents are Bartlett a
steeb. Capt Bryant. OF Seattle, To-
cal inspector. Inspected the Talbot
yesterday and found her In the best
Of condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
Another Trust.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. July is.--An
Evening Wisconsin special from Ap.
pletun. Wis. says:
writing paper combine IL now an
accomplished fact. directly on the
lines % the original proposition. The
number % mills In me combine viii
he much smaller than was at frat
anticipated. and It will only. as far
as now announced, take in one Of
the Wisconsin properties. that Of the
shattuek 4 Babcock company, At
DsperH. The company has incorpor-
ated With a capitalization Of s7s. oo0. 4.
900. and 81 600 will be issued in
bonds. The Offices Of the company
will be al Springfield. Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14

NEW nEpFoRD, Mass. July ia.
Ernest Rupert Sherman. the sun
captain ON the Monitor Amnhltrte,
was instantly killed during practice
here this afternoon. Ills head was
crushed as the breech Of the gun In
the after tufret was being deprena.
ed
PARIS. July la--it Ia rumored that
dallifet. the minister Of war. has
asked the cabinet 20 assent To the
appointment OF court Of inauley
60 Investigate the condition of the
general stan and of several ex-min-
isiers % war IN their connection
with the breyfus affair.
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Thief Sentenced.

BOSTON, July i3.--Geo. Rchey. the
bank thief. who walked out OF the
Metropolitan National bank several
weeks ago with 10000. which he had
taken from the cashiers DESK. was
found guilty today. He was sem
fenced to not more than three and
one-haif years, and not less than two
and one-haif years Imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
u Glue Monopoly.

NEW YORK. July ia.-The organ.
ization of theuHited American Glue
company. one u the most important
industrial combinations In the coun-
Try. with a capital ~ 5000. 00l. was
practically completed at the meet
ing held today The announcement
81 made that the new concern has ae-
qulrea a monopoly 81 the glue bust
ness Of British America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
PERSONAL MENTION

r. c. Stevens. general western
agent for the Great Northern. re-
turned from trip TO Portland last
night. J. W. Draper. travelling
freight and passenger agent at port
land for tine Burlington, r. IN the
city.
the Misses Nellie and Lyle Blode-
cit. daughters OF G. y. Biodgcft. pro-
prietor Of the San Diego Fruit COM
pany. have returned nome after
spending the winter In Southern CAL
ffornia- Their many friends will be
gisd 70 know that they viii make
their home In the city In the future.
G. y. Brown. district paaaeugar
agents at Portland for the Union Pa
eifc. Is In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued to-
day % Ira bronson for alterations
at sol olympia place, 10 cost 1850:
". v. wlekersham for alterations at
20 Twentieth avenue. 20 cost $500.
G. W. Kitchen. 10 build two story
resident at zoos Thirty mine avenue
to cost 1890. Ralph Andrews TO
build one story residence at i9l2
Seventh avenue to cost te0a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. III. July is-cattie--
Becvcr. NTsasso. stockers unehang-
81. cows. .2.00a 10. Texans. is.Ooa
sfs
HoEx-1AKft. Nibas 81. rough. ais
aA3s. mixed. 81. 2ouAs7. heavy. N.2s
0tto. piEe tacodAis.
sheep--Nstivcs. taooG $50; lambs.
- 0od6.sn. western unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
ALONG THE WHARvES

tug sea lion. Capt. Mantof. yes-
terday lowed the schooner Honolulu
and the bark DahhInK Wave from
Cape Fiattery 20 Tacoma. She call
ed here for coal today.
Steamer Cleveland II az Tacoma
dlHcharginE freight She will sail
during the week for San Francisco.
Steamer WailA walia IL due 10 ar
rive today from San Francisco. The
city % Pusbla sails today for the
same port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
CEN. CLAWS
SIGHT CONE

RICHMOND. Ky. July t2.-Gon.
CarsIus NJ. Clay. ex-minister 70 Rus
sia. and known far and wide As the
Sage Of White Hall" IL almost to-
tally hind. To the Kentucky l.. s.
w, which called upon him Ia a body
the other day, lie stated that his
sIght was 40 impaired that he could
not distinguish man from woman.
Not only this, but he Is 20 feeble that
when he left his mansion and went
put Into the yard to welcome the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
Judge Publishing Co.

NEW YORK. July ia-Jusies Bis
ehon Of the supreme court has issued
an order dissolvinE the Judge Pub
lishing company in the suit brought
for the voluntary dissolution Of the
company % directors. and appoint
ed W J. Arkeli receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14

BERLIN. July ta.-sTbe Cologne
uasests prints an article today con.
corning Frances alleged plans for
the opening Of negotiations with DER
many, IN order 10 effect common ac-
ton should Great britain declare war
On the Transsaai The Uasstta Gays
that Germany viii not Interfere or
influence others To interfere with
plana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
\ Steamboat Collision.

SAN FRANCISCO. July is-rhe
steamers Wecott and Aloha eollided
last night on Port Ross, ana the
former was almost sunk as result,
She IL now returning 10 port in tow
Of the Aloha. The Wecott was due
here today from the north. and the
Aloha left last night for Mondecino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
NO FIGHT
THIS TIME
A wsrship Will Not Go to
Gautsmals.

WASHINGTON. o. e. July IL
Minister Hunter has not msde a call
upou the. government for the dis
patching n a waFship % Guatemala.
because - the impending revolution
No warshtn viii b. sent. Il - an-
Hpaueesi. at both the state and Navy
departments. until such call shall be
made.
The STORY - an American protect
orats over Guatemala hrlug rsgab-
iished h pronounced a. absurd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14

NEW YORK. July lathe grand
Jury today took mp the ease Of l,ol=
ana Molineux, charged with the muir
der OF Mrn. Kate Adams. and send
ina poison In a package to Harry
Cornish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

At the Seattle Mining Exchange
today there was the usual busy ses.
sion. and Colorado Enid ana copper
went through the same freak az yes
tsrday some called az 500. and
some bid as low as tss7s, but both
calls aud bids hits all the nntchea
between. Quotations were as fol-
lows