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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
HE CALLS THEM
RANK EDWARDS

san FRANctsCo. Nov. .. The
Examiner publishes the answer Of
den. Funston Go the charges being
made against COL Metchlf and him.
teif IT. Indignantly repudiatrs the
assertion OF cowafdiec or wanian
cruelty on the part ~ Col Metcalfe.
ar ~ footing en- his own part. He
characterize these allegations an
''eontemptible and undert anded at
iacks. and asserts that the i've ON 2
GERS who are behind the charges ate
"sone Of the rankest towards In the
hrfuy
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a Mississippi Contest.

JACK SON DEPOT. Miss. Nov p.
DIR Prewitt. late POpulist cRndi-
date for governor. has issued an open
letter to the executive committee Of
the party counseling a contest ~
Judge IDonglno's election on the
ground that his nomination by the
Democratic party was Illegal. Prev
ST. says that section 1859 of the code
requires the holding Of mass meet
fngs IN all counties on tho same dag.
and that the Democrats held them on
different days. Governor MtLaurin
maintains. however, that Prewltt'a
claim N I'll -founded.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Mile fla will eame to the Re
attic thsa,er Tor three nights. conn
mrnclns tomorrow evening This
play enjoyed a run OF 700 nlEhtp in
New York. and has met with SUGGEST
wherever ~ has been presented The
play ~ on the farce comedy order.
and IL an adaptation from the
French
The story IL elevsfiy told. and :
blghiy Interesting A great deaf oi
the frisky French Of the play has
been retained.
The company presenting the play
IL unusually capable Mamie Giiray
viii BE- seen in the title role Msude
Granger 10 also In the cast.
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hsy Grain and Feec.

Hay Uohblngl-PuEet sound, per
ton. ti2ooaldo0. Eastern washing
ton timothy, ttS00: mixed. ,i7.00. al
faifa. III 90
oats OobblnKl 49, Per ton. So. GOA
eco
Harley-steam rolled. $50 no. whole.
tiaO 90; chop feed. g0-lh sacks. go o..
dairy COW chop. ss-lh sacks. SIC IN.
Corn Whole. 81 50. cracked
81 90. feed meal. per ton, taco.
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PREPARED FOR A
SHOOTING SCRAPE

SELLERS. s. g. Nov. 2. Alleged
diHpensnry revelations, causing a
scandal. brought on shooting
match here on Tuesday. IN which
i've men-John q. Sellers and Benz
Sellers, his son. on one side, and J.
Dudley Haaeldrn, chairman Of tho
State Board ~ Control; capt. Luth-
er NJ. Haseiaen, his brother. and Or.
Henry V Edwards. on the other side
were all severely wounded.
The younger Sellers says that the
HaReldens all wore shect-iron breast
plates. and came seeking a night.
The elder Seller led in the attacks on
the Dlspensary Board.
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fifth Avenue nutom O b lie 3

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov 22.-Tbe
Columbia and Electric Vehicle Com.
pAny of this city. has been awarded
tho contract for equipment Of yohi-
Giles for the stage line on Fifth ave
nue., New York which has be"en sold
10 the New York Electric Vehicle
transportation company Each We
hicle viii seat 20 persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
4 PIANO RECITAL.

The pupils Of rfof Sol Asher gave
a very enjoyable piano recital last
Saturday evening at Eiks halt Tbe
young folks. without exception
ahoN ei careful training and marked
talent. Those taking part we're LII
Tic Lewis. Irene Howe. Rosy colnky.
ROBIN French, Isabella Price. Yale
nailau. Theora HcEEr. Florence
Wagner sara Cuisky. wynard BAY.
Lis and II { EkHtrnnd.
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NOT aBlE TO FIND CAIN

The police and friends Of Latrla
Cain, the insurance agent who vas
arrested last week ON q charge of
forgery, are searching the city 10
hopes Of learning NJ his whereabouts
lie WAS released on a $1,000 bond an
Saturday. Cain was last seen At
noon yesterday, His wife fsaru that
he has committed suicide, hut the po.
lice are inclined 10 believe he has
jumped the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
AGUINAlDO IS
PLAYING SLIP

MANILA. Nov. 22.-ARuinaldo ana
his army have again escaped between
the e0nveFg ng columns ~ Gems
Wheaton and Young. Gen. Lawton
v slowly pushing his way into the
mountains after the insurgents
The advancing forces are suffering
terrible hardshlps. owing 20 the lack
Of proper supplies and medical at
Tendance. The men are living prin.
clpally on bananas and the meat ~
the water buffalo.
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"coon Heliew .

At the Third Avenue ,heat~r the
beautiful romance of Coon Hollow
vii be seen for the last time tonight.
THIS play would have drawn full
houses Tor week. a. IL has more in.
trinsie merit than any other play ~
the season. but ., mus, awe way at
ter tonight to "FasEs Ferry .
Those that have M, seen Coon Iiui.
low" should do % tonight
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ss,,sr Cheese. tsss sns Positty

nuiter Washington crsamsrier
pound prints 80 Do. Eastern Iowa
and ElGin. g1dasc
Cheese Oohhingl Native wash
iaEion. i7aitr. Eastern. itdi5c.
EsEs tiohbing b--strictiy fresh
ranch ssa31c. Eastern. s7a2tc.
iioncl White comb. i2aisn light
amber. inhGiitsc. amber. ioalle.
strained. sA07ac
Poultry -- Chickens. live. ioaiic.
fryerr, r7sG2 80. live turkeys. ita
isc: ducks lie. geese. i0Giic. live
weight
corn-whoic. t2i 50. cracked. ~.
feed meal. per ton. tizoo
Fe~d-wheat, i2i. oil cake. meal.
81 % midiiiugs. i7i ooa23 90. bran.
1850. shorts. sieaiTOo. chopped
feed. iis ooalioo. dairy. chopped
feed. tic 90
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Jobbing Quotations

The iobbinF quotations today were
as follows
Sugar 0ahhlnR1 Golden q. IN bbls.
" g., extra 9. in bills. ITO, powder
ID. $50. dry granulnted. $3.50. cube.
ib.s5; spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. UabbinE1-Paisnt FL
csiient. f370. Novelty 4. 1910. star
tbakersD. 8 90. centenhlai.ia 20. Gold
Drop. f1is. corn meal. yellow. 81 q
per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks. fif5 cwt
0.lb sacks corn meal. white. fi.00u
50 per 100 lbs In lO-ib sacks 81 90 bbl
IN t5-lb sacks buekwh heat hour. pure.
N.ee per 20 lbs IN s-ib sacks. crack %
ed wheat. iz2s per 100 lbs In 10
ID sacks. farina g. % per 100 In 5-ib
sacks, a. $ per 100 lbs In i0-lb
sacks. steel cut oatmeal. $50 per
2S+lb boxes mixed peas. " 20 per
100 lbs In io-lb sacks; graham -four.
81 Is per 100 lbs In i0-lb sacks: whole
wheat nour. 81 80 per 100 lbs In i0-lb
sacks; rye meal. i2iO per 100 lbs In
io-Ib sacks: rye -four. 81 q per 100 lbs
In i0-ib sacks. split peas. i00-lb sacks.
fa.oo. split peas. 800 per 100 lbs In
2G-ib boxes. mixed peas. 80 per 100
~ IN hAAths pear 1Aftsls tfsk1 per
100 lbs In sacks. $40 per
cwt In glib boxes. wheat flakes.
100 lbs In sacks. pearl barley.
900 per 100 lbs In sack. - 20
per 100 lbs: wheat flakes. bib
boxes. us. wheat flakes. s. 20 per
case Of % Glib pkFs In bbiH
30 100 lbs net. fancy rolled oats
lbs saeks. - 90. cracked wheat.
- per bbl In so-ib sacks: steel
cut oatmeal. 80 80 per Dbl in 90
10 sacks; graham -four. i:so per bbl
In bo-lb sacks: whole wheat hour. q,
per Dbl In so-ib sacks. rye meal. t3Ts
per bbl IN Eo-lb sacks: rye hour, -
per Dbl. fancy relied oats. 40 lbs net
in bbis. Nss. fancy rolled oats. so.Ib
saear, $40. fancy rolled oats. per
case. fg.te.
Coffee gobbing)-oreen Mocha.
per ID. 2sg ale: Java. per 10. zt02sc.
Costa Rica. choice. per ID. iSgisc.
asied--Arbuckle's. In io0-lb eases.
per 100 lbs. ti2a %. so-lb eases. per 100
lbs. si2 ". ss-lb eases. per 100 lbs.
iig Is. lava. to-ib tins. per 10. &c.
sack sec: Alden Mocha. s7hc: Cara
roia. szc; Guatemala. ale. ground
coffee. 1000; Lion. zoos. tiz Is. sss.
sis Is. sc. u2G.
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ROBBERS BLOW UP
A MISSOURI BANK

JOPLIN. Mo, Nov. 22.-carl juno.
ton, little town II 1000 inhabitants
10 miles north Of this city. was the
scene ~ d most daring bank robbery
between the hours of and I O'Clock
this morn.eg. I'm which the bank OF
Carl junction was looted Of ~ 000 and
many valuable papers. Tho safe de.
post vault and large safe was COM
pletely wrecked, tho robbers doing
their work without molestntlon. II
required four charges ~ dynamite to
complete the job. four distinct ex-
ploslnns being heard. There were
four men In the gang.
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r. o Y. ~. esil.

The X o. T. NJ. Seattle tent No 4
VIII rive Trand masquerade ball
At the Armofy Friday night 80
will be distributed in prirsa
Wsxnsr's band will furnish music
Tor the occasion. The Grand March
vill begin At O'Clock
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

"Wednesday Morning - Business
was brisk iu all lines today on West
street The dairy market Htlll con-
tlnues firm. All fah are scarce a
shipment of 1900 lbs ~ hniibut ar
rived on the itnHallr last evening.
The poultry market r. atlll over
stocked. although shipments are do
erehHing The outlook iu FOR ntiil
lower prices by Thanksgiving.
The following prices are being Of.
fercd to the producer by the local
dealers FOR delivery in round lots IN
the dock. or in TIE car al seattle.
Drain oats. tzi oo92g 90 barley.
tiG 5o0 Y 90. wheat chicken feed.
ti7.t0. bran. moo. shorts ii5 oaa
ie %: rye, 30 ooggl 90. popcorn. 8 30
per 100 lbs
HaY-fuget sound. per tons. ~ 504
10 90. Eastern Washington Timothy.
Sic 00a T. co. alfalfa. $40 co.
-gss-Sirictiy fresh ranch. &c
Eastern. 2ac.
Butter Fresh ranch. REQ zsc.
Poultry sprin. chickens. sdsc:
I've fryer-. ii gsViss. i've turkeys.
tagitc.
Live stock-choice beef cattle.
cows. sisc. steers. sc. good hogs. live.
3 hugs. dressed. TIE. calves. dress
Cd. large. ,he. small &c.
Hidrs. Psltn and Wool Heavy
sound. sailed steers. over 60 10. e.
medium sound. per 10. 5Hc. light
sound. under 20 lbs. 7se. COWS. sound.
all wriEhts.11e stage. bulls and oxen
t9be. saited hirs. 7ife. calves. per III.
SIC green hides. ic lees than sailed
dry hides. per ID. Ia. dry culls. one
third lees. summer deer. per 10. 2ga
&c. winter deer. dry. i.0lec. papety
deer. 90 i7c. dry eiks. saiee. green
elk. e. sheep peits 259sse. shear.
iinEp, itu2te. Eastern Washington
Nooi. 80 Western Washington wool
IKE dirty or timber burned. tote,
taliow. @hugc
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Grpen Fruit Jobblnsi-niaek nsp.
ss-ib hsnrs tils. lemons. o. 5oa
I sos California grapes. white ard
black. ust0i g. California muscat
81 = uuincca. 81 Is per box. cram
berrtr. g. o0us %. white cartoon aKs,
10 Pike bon, o. noQi.zs cooking AZ.
pler 7Ssfti IS bos fancy rcd apple.
81 s012 %. fancy spli1enberR. 9? n.
bananas. 81 eoVg %. persimmona
81 coGiss
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pc Firat Avo.

and arantIngs. rough. . iO0ie. \ /
y ! L. ts5oa1s $40. N10li. boards.
l2sinsh aud up. 81.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough, s.. bcvel siding weight. 100
lbs. slta1h.50. ceiling. weights. Nos.
!. ana 3 nRf pnf frnmrimhfrmhf
J. ana 2ssipch. ! 300 lbs. Sas I, ?
and 3 7.=lneh. 700 lAr. !laa21; walnF-
cptinR, si0a ~ rustic. l25U2s, ~
shingles. 40. standard shingles.
81 TO. l-ineh hnish. ~ Il and IL feet.
i&h1 q thick nulHh. tgsu3G. cedar
squares Z 3. = and 10 feet. s2tg 30.
picheta. ~
KIN dried. 81 In advance % green.
draVawr Bag
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vsgststtss

Potatoes Uabbingl Native pota-
toer. tib.ooglseo: Yakima potatoes.
tiAeo1 % %. beetz. sods5c per sack /.
carrots. per sack. bac. sweet potatoes.
81 Tsgtz 90 100 lbs Chill peppers. 81 e
native onions. 100. California onions
iiss. garlic. t0sc per 10. eaullfiow-
efs. 81 90 per dor lettuce. Roc a don
turnips. TO- per sack. radlshes. los.
pumpkins. iJitc per ID. squash. fbe
Per &c.,
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Meat Priess

Fresh Meat Gobbiur)-Cow beef.
&c per III. steer beef. 1i+c per ID.
mutton. wether. Sc per n. pork
T. per ID. veal. large. Sc per 10. small.
&C
Provisions Uobblngl-Hama. large.
l2iso. hams. small. i2ac; breakfast
bacon, iiisc. dry salted sides. "a
Rex. So
Lard dohhlnRl-Home made. per
N. 7Ac; white star. Sc. Coin special.
Sic, lard compound. ticrccs. &C. Rex.
sa.c
Fresh Fish Gobblne) - Perch. "a
4. hallhut. &c. silver salmon. So n
et4c. chum salmon, 5n6c. found
ers. 3asc. soles. 2dtc: rock cod.
5a6c: shrimps. i0al2c. smelt. "a
DC. oysters. olympia, t40Oql so per
sack. too per gallon; CLAIMS. $50
crabs. tlb5. cooked. tiG5ml.7s: ling
cod 5nsc: black cod 6H7c. salt Chin
ook salmon. 400 ID tierccs, for smok
ing purposes, Sc; herring, 3a4c.
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Lumber and Building MsterisL

Logs-No. FIR, NO0; rough mer-
charitable, $500. merchantablc. $3.50.
mixed flooring ana merChantable.
81 00m6 20 flooring. 800, No. cedar.
81 00m ZOO. common, per NJ. AOOGb 10,
spruce logs. 1850, cedar shlngIe bolts,
g. 0Om27b.
Fir Lumher-RouEh $3.50; thick
finished surfaced one or two sides. s..
10 an - inches wide s1bG20: length
Il to 10 feet; special lengths, soc per
NJ extra: one inch finish. ti3ais. all
vertical gram, 81 per NJ extra. floor
Ing. dressed and matched, tlTd2i:
stock boards, s.iuch. t9als. i0-inch.
S9.5odis, i2-inch, siS@ie, fencing. No.
I or 6-inch finish, 80; No. 2. So V or
channel rustic Of drop siding, weight
1000 pounds 1iiqii. fir timber. Joists
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rIIEBE Is no drag work In our shop
~ We give YOU the work when pramls.
ed aud We charge only what Is fair con.
sidcriuE our labor aud money saving IN.
cllitles When dealing with Ms yea do
not have to pay the bill Of the "man
who flew the town he didn't owe
US anything his kind Of people paw us
In advance or we don't do the work
Pigott & French Printing Co.
l0i W. Washington St, Seattle, Wash,
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walnuts. l3o: pecans. l3c nlherts.
i2e; aoft shell almonds, lid1gc. Brnzl
nuts, loa l2c; hickory nuts. Zoe. CO.
euanuts. Soc per doz. chestnuts. lSc.
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Buy g acres. Moore Invest, Co.
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hoy WANTED.

BRIGHT BOY. u years or over. 20
learn printers trade. ana do gen
"tnl work about office. Address
y . Box esd
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sfooND HANp GOODS.

A FULL LINE OF Heaters. cook
stoves and furniture Of every de-
scription at L. Chapin's, 9TH n Pike
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TIN AND SHEET METAL WORN.

~ ENEkl description mig and repairing
furnaces and stee. stoves TN roofing TT
CLARK. ~ ". Madison st rhone Main tu
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Z. ". HoUGHroN. ~ n5. Ts. az
Collins block.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05
The Local Poet.

No state or city can possibly have a
more valuable person in it's midst than a
poet. This is no joke.
True, tho poet, particularly the appar-
emily unfortunate individual known as
tour local poet" is always more or less
an object Of ridicule to the coarse and
vulgar, but his real worth is rather en-
HANGED than impaired by the ribald jests
and the rude and illit rate animadver-
sions of these Philistines.
Who is more loyal than the local poets
Who does for his locality 80 much
good as the poet doesf
Who tells in crystal cadences. and
words Of pleasing sound, the glories Of
its air and sky, the riches OF its groundf
Who swings its censor bowls aloft and
fills the ambient air with fragrance of
its girls and flowers, and watts it every
where? Who sings its beauties through
his pen in fact and sentiment, that all
the world may learn and love-and never
get a cent?
Who, unless 1t be the poet? And who
ever thinks Of paying him for itf
"Oh" says the local editor, "Oh, yes,
we'll be glad to buy good story Of a
dog fight, but we never pay for poetry"
But the poet never cares whether he
gets pay or not.
He il In love with the world-his world
as he finds it in. tho little circle of sun
light that makes circumference vast
enough for his fancy.
Here ripe the finest peaches the sun
e'er turned 10 pink; hsre bubbles from
the presses the nectar gods may drink;
here laugh the fairest maidens that ever
made men sigh; here grow the biggest
pumpkins that ever went to pie.
Thus he carols forth, as free ss the
song Of birds, the glamour and the glory
of his home, and hither and yon, in the
columns Of very newspaper Of the ma
tion, are scattered the pictures of his
poetic pen, making known to all the
world the delight Of the little land where
the poet blossoms as the rose, and music
and muskmelons make merry all the
day.
That's what the poet does for his To-.
cality, and blessed are they above riches
who have poets to wreathe crowns Of
poesy for them to set In rythmic splen-
dors the products Of their soil; 70 crown
with golden halos their ordinary toll; to
change their worn out pastures to YER
dant velvet strand; to make their homely
women, the loveliest in the land.
This is the poets work; his glory; his
reward.
Poets rre one thing that do not come
high in this world Of greed and grab,
and every locality should have ono.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

bic inches, but the box which was
brought on last year for packing Colo
RADIO apples contained trifle more than
2,4OO. There are $3.50 subic inches in a
bushel, and we have been giving more
than one.third OF the standard barrel.
II these apples are sold on tho Denver
market at 81. 80 a box they are sold
cheaper than eastern apples are sold in
barrels. Most eastern barrels are Of tho
11-peck variety instead of being the
standard II pecks.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

Tom Patterson's paper, the Rocky
Mountain News, gets very patriotic and
prints long winded appeal to the peo-
pie under the head "Wake Up Colorado u
1t urges the people to raise sufficient
funds to bring the Colorado soldiers
homo from SanFraneisco. 1t says that
"The Warren will arrive about August
18th and II the money is not then avail
able there will be seen the ignomious
spectacle Of the Colorado troops handing
out their last few dollars OF pay in order
to get home. All the other states which
have had regiments In the Philippines
have provided the money to bring their
men home. Colorado alone has Jagged
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05
What is Your Disposition

The girl OF the period may enjoy
knowing her character as predicted by
astrology in accordance with her birth
month.
A girl born in Sanuary will be pru-
dent housewife, good tempered but in
clined to melancholy.
February-Humane and affectionate
a. wife and tender as mother.
March-A chatterbox, tickle, stormy,
and quarrelsome.
April-Pretty. dainty, inconsistant and
not given to study.
May Handsome 10 person and con-
tented and happy in spirit.
June-Gay impetuous and will marry
early.
July-Fair to look upon, but sulky in
temper and jealous.
August--Amiable, practical, and will
marry rich.
September-Discreet. affable and gen.
orally beloved.
October-Pretty, coquettish and often
times unhappy without cause.
November Liberal, kind, amiable and
thoughtful for others.
December = Well--proportioned, gay.
fond OF novelty, and inclined to be ex-
travagant.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

Instead OF enforcing citisenship on an
unwilling and semi savage people, ten
thousands miles away, the administra.
tion would do better to look after its
own threshold. The list of lynchings,
80 in all for the months of juno and July
is appalling and surpasses that Of like
period in many years.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

A scientist now comes forward and
says that the kissing bugs are nothing
more than wood bees which he has
known from early boyhood. Thus the
"kissing bug humbug" stories are be-
coming shattered. Th truth is coming
out, and the fact that the bug is of news
paper invention is becoming known.
The scientist il probably right whom he
Gays these bugs are wood bees. He
would be perfectly right had he said all
kissing bugs are would be's"
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

The Field and Farm says that the
Colorado fruit growers ought to have
more uniform packages for their goods
and this 10 especially true 10 regard to
apple boxes. The box used on the west
ern slope is eight per cent larger than
the California bellHower box. II the
apples are we'll Grated the box has an
attractive appearance, yet the barrel ia
by all means tho proper package for ap-
pies. The box takes we'll with tho local
retail trade but the larger markets fur
ther cast want the barrel. The time has
come whom We must send our apples BY
the train load. Tho cost Of loading .
car OF apples in barrels must necessarily
be les than loading and unloading the
boxes. Apple boxes that are commonly
used In California for packing the bell-
flower arc about 2l inches long and ton
and one-half inches deep inside measure
and contain little moro than 2200 su-
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

A Missouri spiritualist now comes te
the front with = message from the
late Robert G.. Ingersoll. Col Bob ia
made to say: II now retract any utter
ance have ever made against future
life. but reiterete my earthly position
against the existence OF yhwnipg. bot
tomless hell. or a golden paved heaven.
1 stand az always stood, against the
fallacy of orthodox theology"
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05
MEN FOR MANILA.

Washington Secretary OF War Root
cabled General Otis this afternoon that
six regiments of his reinforcements were
fairly we'll organized and that rapid
progress was being made with the other
four regiments.
Mr.. Root has had submitted to him q
statement from the qusrtermas. .er gem
eral OF the number and capacity OF the
transports available. Quartermaster
General Ludington reports that he has
capacity for 1900 men. exclusive OF the
Thomas, at Philadelphia, and the Logan
now being refitted for service. It is
proposed tn utilize these vessels and to
send perhaps 1000 Of the volunteers and
su ubsistence via the Susz canal.
Secretary Root has concluded that
the earlier the volunteers get to Manila
the better. The conferences held by
SEQ rotary Root with General Miles yes.
terday at the latter's Office, and today al
the Office Of the secretary, are regarded
here ~ evidence that it required no for
NAL order Of the war Office to restore
the status OF General Miles and to define
the proper relations between the Low
secretary Of war today was tho nrst fol
more than year. and was generally
commented on a. indicating the estab-
lishment Of the proper relations between
army headquarl ers and the war depart
ment. Mr.. Root has decided 10 utilize
General Miles and General Corbin, each
In his proper sphere.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05
A Good Six Hole Steel Rance $3.50.
Good Six Hole Steel Range with Reservoir $35.
Be and them before buying
Happy Greenlanders.

The folks that live in Greenland have
joy enough to spare,
They ride about on icebeFgs when we're
melting over here.
They mover know Of summer. they never
SOW or reap;
With icebergs for their pillows, on banks
Of snow they sleep.
Oh. that's the chosen country, and that's
the happy land!
Who'd swap their icy mountains for In
dia's coral strand?
They never know OF summer and burn
ing winds that sweep,
But with icebergs for their pillows, on
banks Of snow they sleep!
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

All reports say that Telluride is the
boss camp Of the San Juan this season.
Telluride is waiting no wind on silver.
she is just digging gold and keeping her
mouth shut. so say the Montrose Press.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

The present stock of gold in the Uni
ted States is greater than that OF any
other country in the world, being esti-
mated at 1915, ,454, 600, which Is $112.s1
per capita.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05
Lippy prison Relies.

Libby prisons exhibit Of civil-war
relics will occupy the government build
ing in the Greater America exhibition
which opens in Omaha July l. Most
Of the relics are now paoked in boxes
ready for shipment.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-05

The date for Peach Day will. in all
probability, not be fixed until after the
meeting Of the board of county oom.
missioners Monday next.