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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
Beer for Hlondihs.

CHICAGO. March by the time
the AinHka mesquite tunes his ahrill
pipe G. welcome the open season and
the hardy miner hesiur o. feel a
summer sensation ~ dryueaH nud .
longing for something mufs exhiitart
nting than the Hufr mountain III
nud lesa aautttItiue lnau .Jho staple
whisky few cafgata of beer VII
rea0i the kinndika
Adniphus busch the brewer who
il uaw ia Chicago making arrange.
munts. wis send the bear. and the
North American Trading and Trans
puttatinn cumpaug aiii he the mr.
aium 81 its transportation. The cost
81 the nsW undertaking Wiil amount
To- something like faeao 900
SIC Busch has fHitu 90 the epun.
trY aud eHesaa thHf his aalden Huid
alif hfiuf hlm snauHh ~ the aGiif
article e. Wnks the Investment pFnz
ntahis ia addition % this the
Thought e "A place Wtefr thefe are
NJ prohibition uFtianncsa. sud where
~ y-f heef - unuhfainabie. frNna
his saui llu uaYR it q pleasing Tor
him - reherl that nN iug 10 his eff
fafia. abr faii-v carried and pcfspif-
inR uraaueefnF Wiii De enabled g.
auanea "a maHefate thirst az any
tlme ~ airulf Rlslna up a peck or
two 3 his sis afahuutaHt uusastn.
Nj naHeh has been tRe DAYS IN
taven atfh ATS confidential agent,
Charles n aHvaeii Yesterday was
apsnt in making arrangements for
the trananortatfon ~ several ship.
Loads ~ hHer ng she Nnfth Ameri-
ear TradiuH and TRANSPORTATION
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
NOW WITH POWERS.
SsmosnQuestion and where
Germany Wants 1t.

BERLIN Afnreh the minister
- foreign ansira Hauu Naa hueipW.
in dissssaaina lie Samoan situation
today. nald fHnf 81 the general Het
- tss1 Tire Triple tais 81 Germany
GREAT urtaln and TIE United stateH
waH saInhllahed ever tuea islands.
Dc tie esn1pa lniaa ie wont 20 iead tn
unuisaenutnefs fhia Hawil be aiiil
before tbs ensn w}fh the ffiaeBInlun.
since the ast came inta fors DE- COM
Nnutd THERE haa been So tack ~
friction between tire repfaaeut atires
80 th- Different ruwerH= s. biah eHs
due b enc aisardsriy character - The
regulation Ae early a. is9l g dceu
rooted fefmrni showed haef in
Rauna and iu isa1 slei nar broke
oar s.fwran lhe followers 20 NJ
taaA ana Mni'efan. anI ia eauae-
quruda ~ the Intervention - She
uermau and BuHab naval lorcra.
MAtaafa was drfortet.
s f sh iusufreoiiuu. which broke
aut in 1856 eaa ended hg che uer.
mha pud British Hhina which rad
lnlafraned Ia the owrthraw % fa-
mn aass last Rsmr tho three eanaulH
frarcse1 taat MAtaafa he hTnusri
bark ana NBiaten eoncurret Ths
puuera nHaeHtet "a ihis funetere
Nsllefea dlsd. bot fhr three cousuis
declared that hia death WAS ue lFn-
prfliueni to the recall of NftHafg
Who returned ON board DetWar
gaehip n suuoa fsf iuatalimrf4t ne
aneceror 80 MhHctns Thnrc nrnre
an opposition party. who proclaimed
Tanus who WAS atill rniuuH. u
candidate Tor tho throne Roth par-
tics Appended o. 10 decision ~ the
chief Justice who pronounced be
favor ~ Tanua. open nrhunE en-
sued. resulting in Matnafh'e Nlr-
tory The three copauis. the foreign
minister thcn asserted. roenenixt'
the mu aecnmpii, and provisional
government was formed from Mn
tnnfa'a followers"
'erhs minister ~ forclp1 aaalrs
then said "rhe nnal r.ttIrmeut 81
the succession rests with The pow.
Tra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

CHICAGO. March The contest
for the Democrats nomination fef
mayor ~ ChIruaa between Carter
~ Harrison aud john . Aitrsia f.
heeaFalHe even metre ttier. VIII thn
present lnalfstiens 81 apiii favor
able IS me election - desirable
and popular Bepubiiean. The saiars
IT che mayor ~ Chicago II &igaa,
The vote - f,hieake is pretty even
BIZ divided befHeen she tNu pafii :,
m5th fbu ufefsruuee on the neiHu-
cratic slide The German American
vote u chicAnn t. very large. aud
though ST FiafrlAsn received TIE
bulk ~ Il ia ths election Of APRIL
1881 Il = the opiniau 81 weiisiafafnt.
"a fsefsans that Mf Aiiefi1 wpaia
pst 3 u5atosits II ID this year if res
uiarlf ln ths field faf mayor. There
saa been neFua taik ~ q Risit @ chit
rnEa nszt aanth - ierhart Cooker
In aHi - TIE candidacy ~ So liafFi-
sru in stAy g. nHirF ate thH paFf
tahea IS siHFaF ifsHrHaeU 81 the
Say fdIk maHl ifst contest = atsf
S hra 81 afasearai thHre 81 aapfsaft
80 k1aF4f tnH fassk ls g said ~
fntue that ME rrai ueuia rtaAe
s aHsaklHe tant e. tHH Harrison iH
chi ann ul fE eilH hats aus f#s
eslietuaf af Go eftiaae q - IN
fhat ate 81 Hans 81 the TammsnF
delegate ID iaf National cnuseutian
~ 50 aFe ~ the opinion ihaf an IN
eiia6lan ia a0FEk is chicago Ha1li
H1g pfuaHhis b. accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
Manuense Is in the
Island Trade.
CUTTING OF RATES PREDICTED


The iong expected British steam
ship Manucnse came gracefully
Hteaming into port late yesterday
afternoon. and tied No AZ the nrs'
buoy Tier delay was partly ocea-
stoned BY her spending several hours
at Departure hay taking on coal Tor
the Honolulu trip.
The AeHuense viii probably haul
alongside the Arlington dock this
afternoon. where q big shipment of
freight j. awaiting her, The great.
- part Il this is made up OF sheet :
iron aud material for making
boilers The remainder Of the Ship
msut consists Of ecilaneons
freight. A large amount OF cargo
T. also awaiting the steamer at the
Guy ioek
As got the date of sailing 81 the
Nanuense for Honolulu has not
taen hked II IL understood that
there VIII be no reduction Of the
passage rate. but wiii be similar 10
thoNH ~ the Garonne On the next
trip they viii probably be reduced
This eiii probably result IN q rate
var between the respective steam
era.
The Isnuense IL large steamer In
the nriEhbGrtnod ~ 400 toms shs
vas originally operated between
Europe and the eastern coast. ara
came t. the Sound a year ago from
Liverpool uith a general cargo.
Since fhen she has done but little
work. The steamer in commanded
hg Captain MeNaebi
When ihs Manucnss FIRST reached
FHKsi saund. she bad on board n
large ausnans ~ whiskey. but ewing
Is aufne difficulty not detailed ia the
rnh.ir. the NhiakeY vas never de-
itgefea Shortly after tho Manuenre.
with the whsKksy on board. made a
tap t. EaaEwny. and Nhsn Deputy
Customs Collector Floyd. at ssRg-
"a nY. ieafusd - the IRE water In the
vessels huid. he was not tnriined Ia
Hliaw the a'eauaef 70 Land AZ any q
thr Hharsee. me cuatoula man and
tan. eantala pf ire sfe4msr had a
lgnk p'fsi waNs IA which Il was ca.
pialnad that ih~ steamer bad no in.
funfioa % iaudiug the stun. the boat
vas a3elNe1 "a remain nj the dcerk.
iH two days the Aanucnnr went
aaas. and the whiAkcF Was stili on
baaHt
TbsHr ~ some talk 10 the effect
that the Manuense viii enter the
Hawaiian trade ia opposition 90 the
Gnranna. ou a cnt-rate basis. but
-.
che fnraNF
. imns that he steamers VIII soon
be CuttinE .tsE said a transparta.
SION man to-day. hut I do not think
fhnt uia wiz eame about right
away After one OF two trips Of thu
Aauuansa 1 hslisTs that the fur viii
commence q IS. and Seattle people
mas sud Il = profitable proposition
ihia eamine summer. making exeur-
aIaaa % Hawai- and return"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

KANSAS CITY. March Judge
Baker will today convene court to
continue a case interrupted i've
years ago. after Il became known
that John 6ormNn. a prisoner. found
guilty Of li,roeny, had walked cut of
the court room To freedom. Cor
man was sentencsSs othree years
imprisonment In the penitentsary by
a jury In judge naker's court In 1894
The clerk read the verdict. and
when Judge Baker called for the
prisoner Co stand up for sentence. u
war learned that German had quiet
~ slipped from his chair In front OF
Baiiiff George Ticrney and could not
Q found After searching for German
during FIVE years. the police finally
located him In the house Of corrcc-
ton AT Milwaukee. where he was
serving a sentence of ons year for
larceny. under the atlas OF John
Smith Detective Andy Rohan. jr.,
brought German from Milwaukee
yesterday. and the jury's sentence.
after ave years delay. will be
passed on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
sis sIneeurs.

There diad not SO very long ago
q worthy French gentleman who
bad HIcceaded IN diut uf Emporium
itr. in obtaining from minister wba
WAC. politically speaking, on his last
trrH inuauurh as the cabinet to
which h. helonvo1 was already tot
tptirr to itH fau u very comfort
able berth For ten years this on
cial chilled puneiualiy at the minis
try I'm question whenever the mn
ment ARRIVED ~ width his salary
was due. and. having pookctcd the
money, me returned quietly TO his
home IA q fashionable part of T'aris.
one day white he was cha ng
with O. cry Intimate friend, Wac
was we'll vcraed ~ the idiosYncrns-
lea and working II the different Of
fetal departments. he asked conf
dontinlly his companion ~ he could
tell him the precise spot IN which
the establishment OF which he had
been appointed G. deputy custodian
waa situated, eonfcsslne that he had
not the remoteHt idea OF it's local
lty. Ills requcet having BEEN COM
piled with. the tfiicihl, nevertheless.
displayed no curiosity To visit tho
scene of his presumed labora. and as
o matter OF fact "A expired without
having ever behei4A It.
Aftar his death cps post was apo'-
iahee, - that srlieast one bfdly
ssed rafarna - = - aid uktha
IL be- va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

%-HICAGo. March Ia deciara-
ton has been aied In the superior
court in the case OF Ira, French. by
HI. next friend. against George II.
lockwood French sues for 5000 fer
alleged iii-trcatment and abuse NJ
the hands OF the defendant. who IL
the principal of the Marquetts
school, al Wood and Congress
streets. II Is set forth that the
plaintiff was q student In the school
Of which Redwood IL principal. un-
n, las, December. when he left on
account Of being the victim OF par
,iaiity shown TO other pupils. IL Is
ALE srd that. on January Est last. he
attended an entertainment AZ his
former school. and after the enter
tainment the principal seired him
and trrked. pinehed and shook him
violently before the many people
who were assembled. IL IA further
set forth that the defendant caused
the piaintifY TO be imprisoned for
half an hour in the schcolhouse.
Principal lockwood denies all the
allegations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
CASE or IMacInAr,on.

What the power Of imaginaiion
will do was foreibiy illustrated Dy
an Incident the other evening. nys
the Detroit Frsr Press. An exefsd
man rushed into a house on bfsih-
ard street and asked the pfiYiieks u
using the telephone TO call an On.
bulancs He ant IN y hurry.tp
call with n trembling voice ana ti@n
rushed out again. closely followed
by most of the members Of NE
household.
Half wsy along the block try
came 20 n crowd about g prostrfs
man. who. between groans, was Y
forming those within hearing TINS
he was killed; that there WAS noni-
ing that could be done for him. .
hia head had been broken and ~
brains scattered. Strong men wefs
pale aud womsn fhuddsrsd andibll@
Get up." shouted an energetic
little man who pushed through Up
crowd and addressed the csndiohr
for the ambulance. 'Th~res notb
ing the matter with you LsdiS
aud gentlemen. he continues. turn
ina 90 the crowd. Il took my iittf
girl this evening and went out 70
some oysters. We had a quart pa
NJ In the paper buckets they us
nowadays. A. we were returning
this man came running toward ~
across the yard. put his hands of
the fence and jumped over rishi
In front Of us. I thought ~ a case
of hold-up and inetlnetiyeiy lam.
basted him over the head with the
oysters. They ran down over bic
face and head and he took to hid
heels. shouting that he had been his
with a feather pillow"
The man in the snow sprang -
his feet with a roar. and when the
ambulance arrived half dozen
good citizens were trying 10 prevent
q riot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
ALONG TINE WNARvGS.

Steam GOLFERS Willamette and
Progrsso are taking on coal esrgocs
at the south bunkers.
steam schooner Townsend has
nearly finished repairs At the stst-
son A Post mill. and will be ready
90 pull out inside OF three weeks.
She wiii operate on the California
coast
The three masted schooner Lena
smesHsey arrived In port yesterday
from San Franeisco. and dis.
charged n consignment Of $50 cases
OF powder nj Arlington dock. She
then proceeded 10 Tacoma. The
voyage up the coast was unsvent-
full.
The steam golfers Progreso and
willamette are coaiinr At the south
hunkrrE They win leave shortly
for Gan Francisco.
steam collier Liilsnaw arrived this
morning from Gan Francisco. She
loads coal for the same port.
sehoonars yawcena and Maricn
are loading earEoes at Ballard for
San Pedro.
ship Spartan will shortly haul
alongside the south bunk~rs, where
he viii take on coal for San Fran
cisco.
Work on the little stern wheel
steamer irene IL making good pro.
Esess. The machinery and a por-
iion ., her stern wheel was put in
position yesterday.
Tug Magic. Captain Morrison. was
at the south hunkers this morning
taking on a supply Of coal.
Steamer FArallon II alongside the
gt.tson A Post mill dock receiving
q large shipment of lumber. II 10
consigned TO the skagway A white
Pass railroad. and win be used for
car building and other purposes.
United States lighthouse tender
Columhlne 4. taking on a cargo Of
iump coal at the south bunkers for
iiEhtship No. sT stationed at UNA
tiiia reef The weather II reported
to - very stormy Mt Neah bay and
Cape F1atierv. making things live.
~ for vessels at those places. A
heavy gale was raging at Seah bay
yesterday. which the old settlers said
WAS the aerces, seen there In sew
eral years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
SAUSAGE MAN AGAIN
Luegsrt No. z Also Halls
From Chicago Town.

CHICAGO. March The altered
murder u Nfra Becker. wife 81 The
zausagc manufacturer became to-
day q much closer rarailel With the
famous LuciHart wife murder case.
Evidence has been discovered which
leads a. the belief thai Mrs. Beck
er's body was dissectud aud burned
picremaal. Charrad teeth ana what
Is said 10 he human bones hiHnken'
cd and almost dislntegratca by heat
were found IA the ashes 81 the kitch-
en- stove In the Becker home. a
perfect segment Of "A kncecap "a
said To have been found. Tho fatty
substance had been burned as ay
and a porous white shape eft Den.
lists haze declared the teeth genuine
and probably from a human being
This now evidence a9aiust snuaaEe
Maker Albert 4. Becker has been
submitted II George a. Dorsey. sx-
pert oateologist, who won promin-
cnee " the Luctgeft cRse. and the
authorities arc awaiting the opinion
Of tho expert. with the nope that
aelenec will come TO their MD IN this
case ms " ed IN the leral battle
against the wealthy buctEcrt now
.seryint o NE sentence in Joliet peni-
Neufiary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
OUT FROM DAWSON.
City Of Seattle Brings Down
Some cold-Seekers.

Steamer City OF Seattle. the Aiask-
an fyef. arrived in por, at J a'einek
this morning from SksEway direct
She brough, down ffty-onc paassn-
gers. nfteen 81 whom were from
Dawson city. The steamer eneoun-
tered rough weather on the return
trip. but this did not interfere uith
her speed when In Queen Char
iotts sound the wind blew strong
gale. which kicked up a heavy sea.
The big waves struck the steamer
head on and dashed clear over the
hurrl zane deck and the pilot house.
A large number Of the passengers
were seR-sick
The TUG Resoiute Is reported to
have arrived at SkaFwny with her
tow safe and sound. The barge con-
fasned railway material and q new
compound locomotive for the White
Pass & Yukon railroad company.
The PASSENGER list follows: v =.
currie, r. II. Ames. II. =. Nfikeson.
Geo. Howard. ". G Nmenulav. Y.
keenan,. otto Barton. Lieutenant
Cartncr. c. Miller. W Eutfinbur.
NJ. oRrien. ~. INT NJ. Eiuait. v.
J, Crane. J. A. Manning, Mrs Man
ming. @. A. Johnston. r. = Gram
mer. ~ HAMBURG. y. Oorth. T. r.
Robertson. A. e. Han Geo Carey.
Mrs Carey. y. ~. Young. G Collins.
~. p. Mcdonald. A. lloegn. ". y
MONTGOMERY. A. n. DUTY. WIN.
Johnke. J. zinnerioz, Juo. Hem
ming. jas. Howard. Norman Smith
\. y. Gilbert. O. W Taiiey. ". ".
Weber. ". J. Hanson. ". Fitzpat-
rick. A. y. Getaway, y. Porter. Jno.
veteran. II. sStz. Mrs. TJomaan.
- sr->~-r'~Ss,vy o 81, e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. II. Sutherland. prominent
lumber dealer OF Arlington. II at the
Seattle,
A. ~. cAlkins, ~ tho Grand Gem
trail hotel Tacoma. II registered at
the Dilisf,
". J. Trucker. a prominent business
man snd banker 81 Everett. II at
the Seattle,
y. a. MadEe and wife. 81 olym.
pia. are Of the seattle. SIR. Madge
Is manager and editor of the Daily
olympinn.
The following passengers Just from
the north on the city Of Seattle, are
euests at hte Butler Henry q, Ma.
eaulHy, Dawson. Vincent Keenan,.
Daw con. J. G, castnin. Alaska. W.
j. Cram. Canada. J. G. MoEisr.
Rochester. ~. Y.
william Brown. of Arlington. Bert
UeaIy. % Toit. q. 4. Hogan. OF Htan-
wood. and MILAN McFee. Of Airing
ton. all loggsrs. are registered at the
Dllier.
The following passengers on the
city OF Seattle are registered at the
Northern. A. g. Hall, ssaEway. Otto
naston. Dawson. l.. y. Robertson.
Dawson: Andrew spence. skaEwaY.
W. u. Donald. Circle city. u. q.
Young. staEway; U~orsc Carey and
wife. Dawson. q. r. Howard. Ram
part cay.
Henry Bueey. prominent real
estate man from Tacoma. In regis
tered al the Rainier Grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
Bat in q Church.

Sfs York sun The evening ser
eiat at CHRIST church. ~ Clinton and
Harrison streets. Hronklyn. was
4 mfIiiY unrref N sunday night
The trouble began when the sur
rli1cd choir catered singing the pro-
ceaaigual ThR choir IL made mp Of
men ana women and has always
iean The pride u the parish and ito
rector.
Great nhH she establishment and
horror ~ the congregation when two
young women near the head u tho
marching tine doubled up sideways
and atrurk aut apparently At each
other with sweeping blows, The cur
age eas rsxt observed 60 put up
both handa 81 tho attitude 81 man
who ueef n brick coming for his
heaH ThaHe things were a half
hour wonder - the worldly minded
and even 10 some ~ the most de-
taut They had just about made up
their mlnds thar their eyeH had de-
caird them u hen the whole aopra-
no rlN was observed To duck In the
middle e she anthem. Then the
CITRATE durkcd. After that the cause
~ tba irnnbie came out into tho
hed8 of the church
~ was o bat There was n great
covering nmaug the wausn. a man
up nest the front pick up hymn
nal aa1 assumed an attitude Of az
EHoaaive defense The curaue. before
bepuhnF the Hrfnoni asked the
eanEFeFntian 60 pay M more atten-
tiau ~ the 1T than could be helped.
The duekinr and beating OF fhc air
however,, went oe ~ nave aud cham
Gel Iust before tht service was over
fn' bat in dodglng a blow from an
sntoti mntfon, banged It's head
against "a STONE pillar and felt dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

Boston Herald; This nation has
made an important and highly
practical step in advance In ratsfy-
Ing the Spanish treaty. II has Ia
ken the Philippine islands to Itself.
The future In 10 decide what IL 10
he done with them. We believe the
proceeding may be Of important adj
vantage TO ourselves. aud of stu
greater benefit 20 this foreign peo-
pie. We are confident that time will
demonstrate the truth Of this OPP
Union. In the interim there II no
need OF haste in attempting its set
element. The Islands are ia the best
condition that could come to them.
pending that settlement, In being
under the military rule OF this ma
tion. We have no doubt that men Of
all views as 10 their futur. viii have
a fair hearing while this state 81
affairs continues. and we have faith
that good results win come out os
~ when their permanent future 10
hr~d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
NO RATE WAR.
Alaska Steamers Have Not
Vet Cut Prices.

The talk ~ rate cutting among the
smaller steamers running TO Alaskan
ports. is still rife. The managers Of
the smaller steamers are quoted as
saying that travel at the present
time II so very light that the larger
vessels catch all the trade. and the
minor steamers have 20 leave empty.
one steamboat man said yesterday;
III ever the smaller vessels cut
rates now. u will be all on with tho
rest 90 us. Now. there ls no deny.
ing tho fact that the Pacific coast
steamship company have the cinch
I'm the Alaskan trade. and some uf
us are willing TO do what business
Of thn boats start to cutting rates
now, the big company viii put down
the rates to such margin that there
VIII be nothing In the trade. and
these rates will be maintained ut a
loss until all opposition Is dissipat ed.
I have been talking to several of the
smaller steamer managers. and they
all seem To see the proposition In the
same light | do"
"Have the rates been cut yctg" was
asked.
Not that I know Of" said he.
"but there II continual talk along
that line. and do not like the APP
pearauce OF things. II there II so
much talk there must he some cut
ting ON the sly. hut the truth viii
come out In n week or lesaf
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Building at Seattle
Is Now Assured.
IT WILL COST 4 NEAT $sOO,OoO
Rther buiidinEs fer other citles.
when and where u oees
Net specify.

Seattle n to have a federal build
tins costlng $500 90. and coagrtss-
man Lewis "a credited wlth heine
responsible FOR the appropriation
As introduced. the bill called fHs
$500, ooo but the senate cul down ihc
ngares $500. 0oo. leaving 500 eco await
rble H. the event the President signr
he hall. and tits uow N hir hands.
The following dispatch tel'a - ap-
POPULATIONS for other eltiess
WASHINGTON. March Megeer
II Nebraska. chairman of the cam-
Tsttee on public buildings and
grounds. explained the order Ia
which the committee BID decided "a
call up the bills faxerahiy arted
upon in committee ~ the whole ten
days 4En. Sixty-one hlila hs1 been
acted upon. Thirty aine ia The eiHss
sifieation given preference provided
for buildings IN cities having first
class postnffirer. federal courts o.
customs houses. and ennflud s. -
COO. The other tNsntyseisht bills
carried 81. sss 9oe
The following bills proeising Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

Of The hream manufactures 81 the
country "a CHICAGO Hnd the pfieen
al hraems Refe advanced - hHeu
huec Wlfh iae broom corn. Follow.
na th+ Chicago mratns hroom corn
jumped up eHaiu, Faine te 500 "a ton,
since. urp0m epfn Is a pfodurt 81
e1lnH. EJeae MHhltrln champniru.
W lhv anal nensinH counties THE
supply H umeIs handH q nd g
be- extremely ahaft and tbe brokers.
holaine the hes so iha situation.
may advance broom corn 20 son "A
tom, iu which ehHo thr price 90
hreomH viii Dc more than 100 per
oeat hirhef them b yeEg ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01
No Advance Possible.

NAV YORK, March 4 now
iaw ~ great Importance tu ship
mastara. oVucra ana agents wont In
t. effect yesterday. 1t On almond.
mont 10 the Hhlppine act ~ issi and
Ia designed to throw Eaferunrdn
around the sn O. whereby they VIII
have no moro advances ta repay
Any master. owner eunsiguce or
ngent who violates thia law ia liable
ts Ono of $500 aud imprisonment
for ak months The law does not
apply 10 Bauncn shipped on foreign
vessels.
m now unlawful Co pay wages
a. anv naiIor before ne has actually
earned the money. or to pay advance
wages Ia any other person. No com-
mission for securing places on vas-
ssia for men can be paid, but aen-
men arc permitted 20 aupnlate IN
their chipping articles FOR the allot-
ment ~ i nartipn " their wages 10
sranlfpfeuts, Wivea, sisters ni0hii-
dfsn khiamnatere claim the snsV
lae " teqitc Il impoaalblt q
euro ny LONG waves. an
lis.aA -. a. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

.Don't be too hard on him. now"
remarked one club man to another.
"He assures me IN the most positive
manner that he always aims 10 ten
the truth"
well. I'll be charitable. but II
that fellow always aims 60 tell the
truth Just want. TO say that he's
worse shot than any spaniard
that ever went TO the wnr.-Ds-
trolt Free Press.