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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-11
RAILWAY NOTES

The Great Northern ana the North
crn Pacific railways have placed or
dcrs Tor new locomotives for Pacific
coast trafHc The Northern Pacific
tss also ordered n nrv coaches 10
he delivered January I. and 20 more
10 b. delivered early next year
An u the presidents og the Ven
dvra.lt tines are meeting Ia NV
York To-day 90 hfiuk about a closer
relationship between their systems
The trnns.continsntal rate war II.
beginning u involve other lines.
The q r. a y and the burlington
viii b. In the mix up very shortly
The Great Northern people say they
are In IL 20 stay. and can anaf.t a
SO rate - ST Paul
southern railway people clain that
cuba Is coming into prom irnuee -
a winter resort. and Niu rival cell.
tprnia
And now Il - the rartsr's iip- that
must g. George Il Daniels. gem
eFai passenger agent 81 che NV
York Genital is at tEr head Of q
movemsn, TO this end
\. Munro, general freight ard
trafilc maraErr ~ The Uuion Pacific.
announces that his road Intends Co
make sioux city northern ter.
minal Just as Kansas city 10 a south.
srn.
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CARNEGIE ASKS
SI25,0OO,OOO
Steel Kings Price for His
interest in Mills.

NEW YORK. NV. Andrew
Carnegie has signed his name To "A
document IN which he states that
Tor the sum ~ siss, coo coo he viii
part With his entire holdings In the
Carnegie Frlck rh.pps plants,
This document Is an option ON all
OF MI Garnrgie'H productive inter
v~ta. and Il la NOW In the hands et
Henry {. Frlck. Mr. Carncsie's part
net who went to scotland 20 get a.
Mr.. Carnegie vii take part pay
mcnt In cash aud the rest iu per
cent bonds ~ the rrorgaulAed eor-
pqration Five per cent. ot Nsa.ooo. 81
eoo is s. 10000 The reorganization
plan has been submitted Co several
New York banks
Mr.. Carnegie owns - per GENT ~
the concerns which bear his name.
and Mr. Prick IS per cent ON this
basis the plants are valued AT tie1 e
coo 900 and F'rieks share at about
sac 90 oao before the recent euar-
NOUS rise In the value % all iron and
steel products
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- frtza5 onc-i ah. Qfs all
vertical grain, g. lsr ii extra floor
,nE. dreHFf1 ana matched. ftfH1l.
atusk boards. s#tnen }3uls i4=incn.
81 a0HIs. i2.lnrb. ttsul5. feuetHg. So
I ~ G=iuoh nrlsA. e. 30. 2. =. v Or
channel rustic - crop sid.n weight
LOCO lbs. fll@tt. ~ ..ts.,r. igl-fH sri
aeetsiiHS-. f.lrh. . fhlI1. 3 J J..
's.ssafl4, $ =. uGl4: ~ boards.
~ I'll ana 20 -
Wafhir stYh It'd coda lumber
RsuEu. 50. bsvc. siding. wa'1at 100
iba. titQ.o 20. esnI... weights Nos
!. 2. and p s-k=iueh. 500 lbs. Nos.
:. Hnd p. A-iaeH, 700 Tbs. uaa21,
wHiuraatIug. i0Hii. rurtie. isad -.
~ shingles. 81 20. standard shin
giles. 81 10. i-lneh nuian. A. u and 10
feet issI3i. thick nH.rh. i2su %. &C.
lar squares. z. =. 3 and 10 feet. izia
I. rlsketr. ~.
Kiln dried. 81 IN advance Of green.
dtayaRe. fOc
JobbIng Quotations
Tho 1abbing quotations today were
as follows.
Sugar g1bh.uF1 Golden e. IN bbls.
fts. extra G.. 90 hblH N7i. powder
cd. ia#la. dry rrauaIntci. 80. cube.
o. -. spot Cann prices.
Flour. etc gabB.ugj Patent tx
ceiieut. 8 20. Novelty A. 81 10. star
Chakefs1. g. 20. ceutenapl.t7 %. Gold
Rock. t1l5. California brands. Ji25.
corn meal. yellow q Gs per 100 lbs IN
lob sacks. tG5 Dbl 5J-lb sacks.
corn meal. white. Fl " per 100 lbs ia
lob "A ks. g. % bbl IN 50-lh sacks
buckwheat nour. pure. 10 per
20 lbs in l0-lb sacks. cracked
wheat. US PEI 100 lbs In 10
70 Facks. farlna. i1s5 per 100
pnuuiH u lo-.b pa x 5-lb sacks. u 90
prr est. steel cut oatmeal. g % per
100 lha IN io.lH #aHka. graham -four.
81 Is Per 300 lns la Job sacks. Whole
uheaI -four. tiE5 lef 100 lbs IN l0-Ib
sacks. rye meal s. 10 per 100 lbs 10
l0-ib sacks. rye -four. s. 20 per TOO lbs
ia iu-Ib sarkr split peas lpo-lb sacks.
s. 70. spIIt peas s. ~ per loo It's IN
za-la UaFss. mixed peas. 8 %. IN
sacks. pearl barley. it.oo per 100 lbs
100 sack. 50 On per rwt iu I5-lh boxes.
rolled barley 81 o.. wheat flakes.
Ts-Ih boxes. 81 s.. wheat nakes. s. -
per case - 81 2-lb rkEs. in bb5a 8 %
i1a las net. faueT rolled cats. s. 90
yellow. s. ~ PEI hhi 100 so-lh sacks.
corn meal. white g. 10 per Dbl In 90
ID Hacks. buckwheat -four. pure. q r.
20 Per Dbl In tpztb SACKS CRACKED
wheat. 81 Pc Dbl IN y0-lb sacks
steel cit oatmeal. Sc 70 per bio, in Co.
ID JACKS. graham fuut 8. - per bbl
tn t0zIh sacks. whole wheat -four. a.
per hhl IN to-lh sacks. rye meal. 81 u
per hhl IN 90 ID sacks. rye -four. 81
Der hbI. fancy rolled oats. so It's net
.u hhIz. 81 %. f4uEY rolled oats. s1-lb
saeks. itl0. fancy rolled oata. Der
-,-a 8 70. chop. sa-lb sacks. sze 90
si.ry COW hop. so-lb sacks. t16oo.
Carsr oobhinEl Green ~ Mocha.
rrr 10. 200 sic. Java. per 10. 2t8 sc /.
Costa Blca. choice. per %. la lyc !.
Toasted -Arbucklesa "a ioo-ib eases.
per 100 Ibs. ti22s. e0-ib cases. per 100
ibs 81 81. 2s-lb cases. per 10 lhs.
mas. lava. to-ih tins. PEI lb. &C
sack atc. Alden Mocha. 81 &c. Cara
cola. 80. Guatemala. sic. ground
coffee. ie92oc: Lon. zoos. Si22 6ss.
tiszs. sc. fi1t5
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COAST LUMBER
FOR WARSHIPS

The bark Katie + Troop rs nov GO
Vancouver taking ON cargo 81
nearly million feet 90 lumber at
the Haafinss INIT which is IL Doe
shipped to Cramps ahiphui ding
yards Al Philadelphia.
The lumber viii be- usri In the
construction 90 some - thv United
states NarHhlp- now building There.
and Tor that reason Il ruWes from
specially selected Stock ENeHY stick
10 this cargo vii he carefully tn
spcetsd and the value of the load
when completed. NllI be large
This IL the nrst Instance ~ cramp
buNtnE lumber on the psplna coast
for The construction ~ ahips.
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Supplies and Arms Sent to
the Soldiers in the Philippines

WASHINGTON d c. Nov
the
sohssnment OF rifles Tor
isek island Arsenal san Fran-iar. be
transports ~
Nnc batteries % u
VII also be shipped
q he
Tor eaehr res
a
the ammunition for
There Will
seven million rounds % at
twenty-five l2polndrr round
Tor Zach
Issued BY CHIEF
ia OF -@ sets q infantry
Is cavalry OrEcs supoyv
Tnorars n he
ammunition fJr M ign
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Sunday Sermons.

Plymouth Congregational Church
Corner - Third avenue and TINT
versity street Rev W. ~ o Tent
pie. pastor Preaching az ~ a m
and , N Morning NJ . = A.
len, general secretary - the Y II
e. A.. d this city. vii deliver hi
annual address. Evening The
Making u a Man" Afternoon at 2
O'Clock Memorial service
Seattle Tabernacle (BaptisD-Car-
ner % Jefferson street ana Hsrsn
avenue. near James street pov r
house. Rev :, G. ofrum. pastor
Services at II a. m. and .. m.
First Baptls, Church Fourth ave
nue. near jones street Louis
BoWeruan. pastor. Preaching ser.
vices At II a. m. sn1 8 3 m Morn
ing 4 starleas Crown" Evening
"Wr0uging Ones Soul
North Seattle Corner u
Third avenue and Cedar street Ret.
J.. J. Sawyer, pastor Services At II
a m. and ,. m Morn ug. Doing
Gods VIII" Evening The God 81
the Mountains or the God u the
Valleys"
First II r. Chureh-Corner Third
avenue and Marion street Rev F.
M Randall. r.. pastor. Services at
u a. m. and p. m Morning a
Typical Christian Evening sci
di'r'y Young Men"
First Unitarian Churrh-ssyenth
avenue near Union. Rev ". u
r nmoHds. pastor Morning service
ara sermon At ~ O'Clock Subject
The Misfortune ~ Robert f. ers8il
Regarding Religions.
African 81. r. Church-i320 Four
tc'nth avenue. Rev g q Haif4fd.
pastor. Services Mt II a. m. and s
y. NJ
Calvary Presbyterlan Church
Twenty fourth avenue south. naIr
X ny street Rev Donald Ross. pas
tor Services a. II o. ~. and 8 p. m.
Battery Street II T. Church Cor
ner " Third avenue and battery
street. Rev ~. = Brown. pastor.
Services at II q. M and o. m
Church ~ Immaculate Conception
--BroadWay and Madison Rev 4.
swerc in charge. Low mass At 20.
100 and $50 q. m. nigh mass IT
1870 a. m. Evening service At 10
Church - our Lady u GOOD Help
--Rov Francis x Prefpntalns Low
mass AT $50 "a. ~ hIgh mass at 19.31
O ~. Evening service at 100.
E1crei Heart Church Services
Temporarily held Ia brotherhood hall
Sixth avenue. near Beli Rev. r.
= Brown. pastor. Low mass and
morning sermon At .. m. High
mass and sermon at 1870 q. m. Ey-
eninR service at TO
Trinity nrlsh Chureh-Corner of
Eighth and James Rector. II II
GJWen. Services at 7.30 a. m. II a.
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a BREWERY Mt NOME

\ brewery has been rstnhlIahs1 40
Cape Nam, by Erueat Hester tlus
trr iH "A seattle WuuY ttUuFu he hfr
been Ia Alaska three vrnH While
here hr followed the trade pf plum
her II cleared tttono this year l-
mining operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-11

IN MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE. Wa. Nov II 4
focal paper sasH that this eiiz =
soon - o. thr center ~ the auta.
mobile industry of the United sfatrs.
\ man ffnm Iowa has lryeute4 a
machine weighing MT more than IS
pounds ah.rh can be attached e.
any vehicle rnw drawn by hafa*.
and is capable ~ reaching a speed
~ 70 mites az hour u ls stlf a afs# K
company. backed by tioao asa. e
a0on q b. FORMED In this cts 90
manufacture the machine
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DORA NELSON MISSING

Dora Nelson. axe IS years. ia mlsHs
lug from her home At Maple valley.
and her brother Alfred Nelson has
asked the Seattle police Is lalatr
her. she foymorly worked At the
Upstan restaurant In PIKE street.
she has been missing since NaKsm
hsr
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PACKAGES FOR MANILA

Packages can lac sent o. tn sol
dlrrH la tho Philippines ffee or
charge on the Garuuus Al pbtk.
ages must Doe securely packed amt
marked with ths name rank and
rcglment or the paraan intended f9r.
ana delivered an board the trans
port at Arlington dock
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IN HONOR OF
DEAD HEROES

Memorial services fnr the Wash
inptau volunteers uhn lost their
lives IA the Philippines VIII be- held
n the Plymouth Congregations
church tomorrow afternoon a. :
o'clock Tho nerNIesa W.l. De- under
the auspices of ths Daughters and
SONS II The American Revolution
Gov John u Rogers and stan VIII
hr present. The pros viii sau-
slst ag addresses rs the leading
90 .rHYnsn or the city.
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Z CLUB raam MONDAY. November Il. a.
O'Clock O..
ChIef - Police Charles Heel ief'
uilh his alfr "Wednesday evening
fpr Indiana Mrs Reed aH stop In
T Indian TrfrfH.s u fro doubtful II
+ they al Irturn.
Among me prominent Taeamans
f who asfr here DURING 'hr erirhfa
lInu Aste Mr AMI NJ ~ % tHIEaf
ana Nlaa iinrdlsef. aud Nr AMI
Mrs = + coy.e
VI ! q Car#N. uh1 haa ben
. in tHs transportation business here
FOR many y,1rs irff yesterday an q
vacation Mr eaHfaU v.U slalt HE
old hume in baltimore.
t.ast evening ths Ancient order ~
/ Amassaua gave 1i dance al
thr haI CORNER FRET avenue and
Naraa street \ short. hut highly
euia yatIs musiesi program eas give
en-
I Lest evening the T. g. q club
was 80 FH-et - HHH e = Melton.
I 80 ita Twentieth avenue Z aas a
IuNflan#merf ~ tHe regular meet
. int which was u have tatsH uIa-a
/ lari Monday
[ Last evening nne concert vtn
given - thc Methodist church 81
South Park THE church rfsn#issrs
. vefr assisted uy - MarA.s Hha
? ~ Seattle ana deHFhffui program
/ was reHH#rri
/ Ns Gene Gresham Miss irene
Graham aud NJ 1ffr.r.a eauHfv
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uNIoN suRiEs RusrRp.

The funeral services ot D. Rustaa.
who VAS drowned rhursdaN were
held this afternoon at O'Clock from
uuuueN \ stewards chapel Tho
services We're undef tho auspices -
the seattle Carpenters a tuIuern'
union. M. i9i.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Saturday Morning Markets are
wrI supplied fnr to saturday busI-
neea. and truda IH quite active.
4 HEht drHiifH has occurred Ir
FfHtuH oats ate steady. but barley
hla dropped az tffDp. ana ah.Ht
,h'skau feed Co g. a1 There Is quite
90 quantity Uf popcorn Iu the mar
ket. winch is ralliuE at $40 per 100
lbs
The fruli and veKrtubl, markets
are carrying q nue class of goods
There afe SOME very poor grapes go
the market that can Ba had a. au)
pfier nut there are also some very
EnaH anss that aaH readily as hiRH
hs 81 - Apples ATE uf thr gaf5 bent
quality. some bringing aH much 40
. . pee boa. Pine large psfsim-
mons af- uaa coming Ia AMI
ate ready SELLERS nt yi-5o.
TaIu yeat.H nuts are upw ON Tho
market. and bringiuE gnud prices
Thee arr ~ uniformly good quaai'
The following prices hr~ being Of.
tered o the producer by the iocal
dealers for delivery In round fois on
The lock or IN the car NJ Seattle
Grain oats SO on htr'sr 81 90.
thsas chicken faaH. tlu01 ban.
ttaa shorts 100. rye. 50 ~. pop
rafu 8 = ger ieo ihs
Ha5 Puget aaund. prr tons 8 Boo
Ion Eastern Washington timothy
81 alfalfa = 20
TsEE Strictly fffsh ranch z1a sic.
Eastern. fsr
HHffsr NsuYe. &c
Poultry Spring fhieksn- ih8ll
Use ft1erH. tl1sffIss. Use tufkr,a.
re
Live siock-Chaiee beef cattle.
cows. s0tAc. stsrft. tMQsr. good
hogs. live, tisc. hogs. dreFsed. 6nc
calves. dressed, large. g.. small. -
calves. large. live. 4. small. g
Tides pcita and Wooi Heavy
sound Haitri steers. over g lbs. &c.
MEDIUM sound. FER lib 74e. iiEnt
sourt. under q be. 7uc cows SOUND.
80 weights. 5iao stars. balls ana oxen
tIte ahiiri Hips. TIC. calves. per %.
s4e green hides. le irnn than sailed
dry hides. per H.. lie. Try cults, one
third iesa. summer seer. per ID. 7z9
?ic winter deer. dry. itGisc. papsry
deer. fdlgc. dry slka. 5dloc. 1re~n
ok. TO-. thsep relts 9s0ates shear
InEa. isJ 1sc. Eastern Washington
wool. SIC Western Washington WOOL
igur. dirty or timber burned. ioisc.
talloN. "a J1c.
Vegetables
Potatoes OobbiuEl- Native pata.
toes 7trNT co. Yakima potatoes
Ji8oeu = ~ heefs tne per sack. ear.
RIOTS ger sack 500. corn. 7s8
tA# pr sack peaeH. -u3c ruEam-
Grrs zfat1r Tomatoes zoo 100. sweet
p4tas es. 81 roas % yrr le0 Iba. bell
peppers. - ooU =. Chiu peppers.
81 oaEfH native onions. 81 1901 -.
California onions. tIisIi.ss. garlic.
.r 10 eauilnoverH. 7Er per dog. lot
iusr. 6g= n box = { d1z. turnips.
6fc per rask rsdlshea ioc. pumpkins.
.r pcs -. squash. e. horsc-radlsh al
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Leave SEATTIE9 a. N.
Nov. :. 10. j.. 20. =. %. Dec 5. 10. Is.
20 p. 90. Jan. I, aud every NTH day
thereafter.
LtiH Sa EuIt.El for Stilll. loan.
Nov .. :. -. Il. =. =. Dec. 2. :. ~.
Il. p. =. Jan. /. and every NTH day
thereafter
FOR ALAS VA
Leave Seattle Q a. NJ
Cottage city. Nov II. %, Dee. II. %.
city Of Topeka. Nov. 6. 81. Dec. 9.
p.
AK. Nov I. is. Dec. /. ie. 81. and
every NTH day thereafter.
For further Information obtain
folder
The company reserves the right TO
change without previous notice.
steamers. sailing dates ana hours of
sailing. J. +. TROWBRlpGE.
Puget Sound supt. ocean Dock.
Seattle.
Up town ticket office. els First av-
onue. seattle. Goodall, Perkins &
Co. General agents. san Francisco.
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fruits

Green Fruit 0abblne)-nlaek ars
e--lh haras ~ - lemons. s. sazt %.
native plume e'Hi5e italian pfuHsE.
California grapes. white ami
black s. nnul.-a. California musUat.
81 tant - ounce tltrUfa5 per
box ffanberrvH. s.. whitr cartoon
hFf +" pkE box. tlcs. German
prunea 49,. crab apples. 90. pine.
apples ZOO Per 1oH. cooking apples.
HlHa1 = "a bnt. fauoy rri applrr.
s. paU e. bananas. s. g5utd1. per.
almmuun 81 90
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Fresh Meat Oobbing) Cow beet
&c per ID. steer beef. 7'4c per ID
mutton. wcthcr. SC per 10, pork. 7lsc
per ID. veal. large. &c per 10. small.
l0c
Provisions UobblnEl-Hama. large.
i3uc. hama, small. lac. breakfast ba d.
con. lite. dry sailed sides 7Ao. lie.
sAc.
Lard OobbinF)-Home made. per
10. 7N white Star. Sc; Coin special.
SIC. lard CON pound. tierces. &C. Rex.
sAc.
Fresh Fish OahhlnEl Porch. 9a4c;
hllihut. BE-. silver salu m, 4f5e,
,h.paak. ac. ohum snlmon. 4u5-.
nouuds-a. 3air. sales. 8dtc. rock
cod. am6r. ahrlmps. ionic. smelt. 2a
&c.. oysters. olympia. Si00d450 prr
sack. s. 90 per gallon, CLAIMS. 81 p
por sack. Duugeueas crabs. live.
tits. cooked. yIGial75. ling cod. s4
Co.. black cod. Ga1es salt Chinook sal
mon. 41a III uerces. for smoking pur-
poses. Sc. herring, suic.
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har. Grain ard Toed.

Hay GobblnF)-PuRet sound. per
tom. g. 0oai0oo. Eastern Washington
timothy. tito0. alfalfa, 50 90.
oata Bahh'ngl ton. 50 90
Harley Steam rolled. glg CD. uha.a.
$40
corn-Whole. So %. cracked, fet.
feed meal per ton. $500
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Butte cheese. fRgs enc Poultry

v
nutter Washington creamerieE.
pound prints zoe. Eastern Iowa and
E.Fin. sesuz5c.
Cheese t0bbinFl-N Wash.
lnEtnu. itui5c. Eastern. ilat5c.
EFHH g1bbiuEl-strictly fresh
ranch 12c.
Honey white comb. Nai6c. light
amber. i1uitc. amber. i9ai3e
strained. 5.Usc.
Poultry - chickens. live. iaai7c:
frysrH. ti1.025 20. live turkeys. IL.
aucka. IL. geese. Inc. live weight
Corn whole. 81 80. cracked. ~
feed meal. per ton. ~ ~.
Wheat, ~; oii cake. meal.
So %. uidillnEs, 81 o0G2a 90. bran.
ilGn0. shorts. tie.0oaiI 20. chopped
food. SO o0d82i 90. dairy chopped
foed sl600.
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Loga= Superior quality, per VI. No.
mr.. scar merchandise nr. per NJ,
St6Oua No. i cedar. sGQ7. common.
per NJ. fiu6: spruce logs, 50 so. cedar
shlnFle bolts. S2a2.75.
Fir Lumber Rough. $3.50, thick fin
iRhcd, surfaced, one or two Sides. s.
10 and u inches wide, Sl5a2o; lengths
70 TO lG feet; special lengths, zoe per
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Nuts

Wanuta. l3nlatzr. pocans. lie. Hl-
bpfa. l8.. soft shell almonds. lGr.
Brazil nuts. lie. hickory nuts. &C.:
Soc per du2
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Tf san Francisco

The eompnnys elegant
steamships en-.
Na5ia Halia and TIM
ntlIla.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-29

pBCHAS. s. HART M. D., ONCE and res
dence No. 806 Putnam street. Telephone 209
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-29

tor of his working to fix the sewer and
that said competitor would eat up the
entire amount of money still due him
on the work if he possibly could.
Mr.. Lambert said that if one half
Mr. Darrow said could be proven, the
city would certainly have trouble on
it's hands to straighten the thing up.
Mr.. Darrow also said that he could
prove that Councilman stopped his
workmen by telling them not to work
without their, pay. Mr.. Darrow asked
that Council hear Mr. Taylor who was
present during "a great part of the work
but Council did not accord MIR. Taylor
the privilege of speaking.
No action was taken on the matter.
Mr.. Blume stated that the resigna-.
tion of Mr.. w. T. Westgate had been
received by the Board of Cemetery
Trustees and that it was the duty of
Council to appoint another man to fill
the place. Mr.. Marsch nominated Mr..
houio blOulu anu NIL NOoSSII hOLllu-
ated Mr.. Robert Armstrong. Upon
the ballot being taken, Blohm received
seven votes and Armstrong four. Mr..
Blohm was declared elected.
Next came the appointment of two
members of the Board of Equalization.
The names of William Harris, w. M.
Henry, George Hawkins and Jacob
Rech were presented and balloted up
on, resulting in the selection of Henry
and Rech.
Marsch called attention to the bad
condition of the ditch at the corner of
sixth and Wayne streets and moved
that the matter be referred to the
Street committee, which motion pre-
vailed. 'd} = on"
The President suggested the fact
that there are ait present no Park Com
missioners. Two or three names were
mentioned, but upon motion the mat
ter was left over until Tuesday even
ing's regular meeting when it will be
disposed of. ..... ..,..t
The body then adjourned. ,......,.
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This Is India,

Then suddenly the magician turns
his ring and new has become old,
plain is colored, solid is tumbled own,
the West has been swallowed up utter
ly by the East. Cross but one street
and you are plunged in the native
town-a fairy tale of cupolas and YER
andas, minarets, a turnlp garden of
turbans and shawls. The jutting
houses closed in on the procession, the
flags vanished away or turned to fiut-
tering streamers of colored paper
across the street the decoration hence
forth was the people. Sparse at first,
they ended presently thicker and
thicker; the windows were frames for
women, the streets became wedges of
men. Nothing is too bright for the
wife of the Bombay dock coolie or cot
ton operative on a feast day. Under
the quaint wooden sun-hoods that
push out over the serried windows of
the lodgingJhouses, along the rickety
poihhiNoo DolNOlllCo anu NCIduudo, Ill
over the tottering roofs fiowered
mauve or violet, vivid grass green,
emerald, vermilllon or cherry colors;
only the shaDbiness of the dust and
dirty plaster relieved the gorgeouspess;
in the gliding sunlight the very arms
and legs shown like bronze or amber
or the bloom on bright damsons. In
the street turbans were mostly scarlet
or fame colored or brilliant yellow;
until presently mere gaudiness beganto
give way to the picturesqueness OF
strange costumes that meant strange
races. The pony dealer from Kabul
in his blue smock jostled his brother
Mnssulman and brother horse-breeder
from Arabia in the long black mantle
and red and white hood bound about
with tufts OF camel hair. To them it
was only a shaw, for they are not OF
India; to the long Tobed Persian and
pigtailed Chinee-and there were
many of them--it was Just a little
more; for though not OF Bombay many
of them live in it, And of the natives
OF India aione there were nationalltles
on nationalitles, castes ON castles, re-
llglons on. religions. The sable-peak-
ed turban Of Clutch and the white bow
ler-like tpEban of the Multanl mark
nationalities great deal more dlvld-
ed than English or French; the Hindu,
with red parallelogram smeared ON
his forehead, will not touch the Hindu
with yellow dot; the white clad Mus
sulman would gladly cut the white.
robed Brahmin's throat.-G. w. steev-
ems In May Scrubner's.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-29
For Sale.

A brick building and lot with 'front.'
age of So feet on Gilman street, rents
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