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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE sECURITIES-Market irregular and
dull Standard OIL closed at 42sqs3o. against 4@l2g
1871 on Friday. Last prices OF other prominent
issues we're: Otis Elevatlng. Sa3S preferred. aTg
s.; Mutual Gas. aOOlsSo5; New-Amsterdam Cas-
common, 34AG341a; preferred. 6s%gSk; wagner
Palace Car. 17s1I1soIa; Continental Tobacco COM
mon HdAh: preferred, S9Slh Air Power SsasgSs's
RAILROAD EARNINGS.-"The Financial Chron-
cle' computes tho gross earnings OF eighty-five
roads for the third week Of December 1898, at *-
s4 $751; an increase OF 1855 80 sl per cent: fifty
six roads for the fourth week OF December. 1898. at
yO5727 a. an increase OF sl53.257 or 1924 per cent
BANK CLEARINGS.-The total bank clearings
OF all the clearing houses Of the United States for
the month OF December were the heaviest on record
for any month. All save nineteen cities gave gains
over last year. and In the aggregate for the whole
country the excess reached 23.4 per cent. For the
year of 1895 the Increase 1897 2O2 per cent
The total bank cearings for all cities gave gain
of 2a7 per cent. as compared with 1897, G26 per
cent over 1896 and the excess over 1895 was 8i out
side OF New-York the Increase compared with 1897
was 1876 per cent, the gain over 1895 was 81 per
cent and the increase 1895 reached 10 cent
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Applicaton has been
received at the Stock Exchange to list N2ssOo ad-
dtional Southern Pacific Of California consolidated
stamped per cent bonds Of 1861.
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par; selling. 1-1oc premium. Boston-Par. Chicago
l0c premium
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London. per cent Open market discount rate. 2ss
per cent for short and long bills. Berlin discount,
IA per cent. Paris. per cent. Berlin exchange on
London 20 marks ~ pfennigs. Paris exchange on
London, 25 francs ~ centimes.
EUROPEN SECURITIES. British consols
closed at 10es for money and Ito 1916 for the ac-
count. French rentes 10l francs 60 centmes-
Spanish tours In London, i6ix.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6s1tc. Mexi-
can silver dollars. 46esc Bar silver in London.
q 5-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 34e0: Lisbon, 80;
Buenos Ayres. 1850; Rome. 80.
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ean Antonio and Arkansas Pass IS. Union Elevated
os receipts Wabash debenture BIS, Wisconsin Cen
tral LIST receipts and Jersey Central registered.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Jan. I, p. m.-The market for American
securities was without decided feature. and ruled
irregular, with bearish undertone. There was
a desire among holders TO realize. and the closing
weak. Last prices were: Atchson. 1875
Canadian. s77s: st. Paul. 124N: Illinois Central.
1l7&: Louisville. 65Ts Union Pacific preferred. 10:
New-York Central. 126; Erie 1415; Pennsylvania,
SO; Reading. l0Is: Erie LIST preferred 3sh. and
Northern Pacific preferred 1914
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DOMESTIC ExcHANGE-Newe s.n rrs0c, soa"
merciai, :. ,a,egraph 17I4c. Cincinnati-over ,he
Sumter lsc premium between banks KS discount
oo,nt and par savannah-Buy,ns, ,.s,on,-RuyInr'
selling 75c per 5000 premium '""'
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NOVEY AND EXCHANGE.

-, onev 2 per cent for sixty days. per cent
80 ,b-.e months Sa3l1 per cent for four months
and ga per cent for six months. Commercial
anu a..s we're 3Q4 per cent for the best names
for all periods u.s,.
rovrIC,N EXCHANGE--Marketd dun and steady
-, closing rates follow:
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SiuaundI
High Grade Bonds.

-'
100000
N. ". New Haven Hartford q. Ss: 1908
Convertible into stock April, fSos)
$4,000
Rome, Water. 4 Ogdens. Cons. IS, due 1927
100000
Albany, Susqueh. Con. 6s & -, due 1906
GUAR. by Del. Hud. Canal Col
$4,000
Utica, Clint. & Bingham. fst S.. due 1880
Guar. By Del. 4 Hud. Canal Cob
$4,000
Canada South. Rwy. Co., LIST So, due 1908
$4,000
rlahoning Coal r. K. Co. list s.. due 1884
Guar. by Lake shore a Mich. So. Ryb
$4,000
Detroit, nonroe & Toll. Ist 70, due 1900
GUAR. by Lake shore a Mich. So. RyJ
$4,000
Syracuse. Bling. & NJ. Y. list 70. due 1906
Guar. by DEL. Lack. a West. n. n. Coz
100000
N. y. Lacka: & Western ist o., due 1871
Guar. by DEL. Lack. a West. n. n. Coz
$4,000
Morris & Essex r. r. Co. Cons. 70, due 1918
Guar. by DEL. Lack. & West. r. n. Coz
$4,000
Chic, North. West Cons. Quart. 70, due 1914
$4,000
Chic. &N. w. Mad. Ext LIST Gold Is, due 1911
$4,000
G. & NV. (Menom. Ext LIST Gold Is. due 1911
$4,000
4
$4,000
Chic. & Northwest Deb. s., due 1898
$4,000
NIL, Lake Sh. & West. LIST Gold os, due 1871
Assumed by Chi. q \. w. R'wayJ
$4,000
Fremont, Elk. & no. Valley 1st 6s, due 1888
GUAR. by Chic. n \. West. R'wayD
$4,000
Chic, St. p. ,rlinn. & Omaha Cons. O., due 1880
$4,000
Chic. Rock Island & Pac. LIST IS, due 1917
$4,000
Chic, Nil. & st Paul Conv. Is, due 1905 & 1908
$5O,OOO
c., M. & St.P. C. & p. Div.) LIST IS. due 1910
$4,000
Chic. n. 4 St. p. Term. Gold s.. lie 1914
$4,000
nm. 4. Northern Con. ntge. IS. due 1913
$4,000
Pitts, F.: wayne& c.lst & I'd Mt: rs. due 1919
GUAR. by Pennsylvanfa II. r.
$4,000
Bait. & Potomac Tun.) LIST Gold 60, due 1911
A.
$4,000
United N. J. r. r. & G. Co. LIST ~, due 1914
GUAR. by Pennsylvnnia r. r.
$4,000
Erie q pitts z. z. Gen, Gold sHs, due 1910
Guar by Pennsyfvania II. r..
$4,000
Phlla. & Erie Gen. ust) Gold 6s, due 1870
GUAR. by PennsyIvania II. r.
Sf5O,OOO
Erie Railway Ist Con. Gold Is. due 1920
$4,000
CIev.. COL, Gin. & Ind. Con. 70, due 1914
$4,000
indianapolis & St. Louis Ist 70, due 1919
$4,000
L., New Alb. &C. &C. & !. Div.) Ist os, due 1911
100000
Ches. Ohio Penn. Ext Ist Gold 6s, due 1911
$4,000
Chic, st. l.. & N. Or. Con. 3Hs, due 1881
100000
III. Cent Spring. Div.) LIST 3Hs. due 1881
$4,000
Him., st. l.. q. DIV. S. w. DIV p. Ext IS 4 Is
s275,OOO
Oregon Short Llae Ist Gold 6s, due 1922
$4,000
St. Paul, MINI. & Man. Con. AS, due 1888
100000
St. Paul, Him. & rlan. Con. 6s, due 1888
$4,000
St. p, Him. & han. ID NOW 1st) o., due 1909
$4,000
Nash, Chat. & St. Louis LIST Is, due 1913
$4,000
Richmond q DanvIIe Cons. os. due 1918
$4,000
Internal. & Great North. LIST os. due 1919
$4,000
Third Avenue K. K. LIST Oold So, due 1887
THESE AND OTHER PRIME SECURITIES
FOR SALE by
Goldman, SachS&CO.
BANKERS,
81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS

Actual sales l-closing- Shar'
Open High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask. sold
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BANKING HOUSE,
HAICHT & FREESE,
NEW YORK. 53 BROADWAY.
Philadelphia 3 W. Cor. Fourth e Walnut 81.
Boston. ~ state street

CONNECTED BY PRIVATE WIRES.
Execute orders IN STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN. COTTON
and PROVISIONS the New York. Philadelphia boston
and Chicago Stock Exchanges for Investment
or to he margin per cent moderate
rates 1i6 commission. Interest allowed
on margins and deposits subject 90 check az sight.
Write or PAGE SECURITY MAN
IAL giving latest records % prices and statistics 70
date Conceded By Banks Exchanges. the Press ana
Boards Of Trade throughout the country 20 be the most
condensed s,ststicaly reliable publication suei
by any Banking Of prices Of Stocks.
Wheat Cotton for 20 thirty latest financial
reports earning. &c, Of all railroad snd
Industrial corporations whose shares are listed on All tne
principal Exchanges thereby enabling Investors 20 operate
% ,helr own Judgment based he found In the
Manual which invaluable business men generally:
II enables invest money. keeping tue pfhe'p~@
intact and m making IL pay income.
pleased TO present u Tree upon InsiIea =,
.orai anocafion well designate stocks which IN
our Judgment will make the most decided advances
Txen,y years experience. largest clientele most COM
,,ottoun orfces best brokerage service
Branch once. 1882 Broadway, y. T. near zn,n ~,
request.
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TIE STATEMENT O


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CroCK VALUES HIGHER.
.rT1IE BUYING MOVElNENT.

,oxp MARKET sTRoNG-BANK HOLD
INGs LARGER.
closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
.scurities and net changes from fridays last
s.,o,st,ons were as follows;
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Provided That Prosecutor MCElroy
Still Refuses to Act.
HE WILL ISSUE THE WARRANTS
Deputy John B. Hart Has Declined TO Move
in the Matter Pending Mr.. mCElToys
Return 10 The City.

Now we hAn see We
sunday saloons
hd faf the proprietor" are seeuf
~ peuPo he SUNDAY closing
ne preliminary stcpa lie looked up
his authority the matter and declares that he
once vii mol
act ne Rays he himself
made
called
could 10 nothing
Of stated that they
and determined to
10 Jusfc Cam.
Judge Cam morning
appeared court Yesterday
saloons piaesf amusement They secured
III and z Bal
sunday
vtaiatorh
judy" Cam refers reaf as follows
be uasiruheanor
anl not less than -
to SUNDAY
o %
of 81 committed
and offenders the preceding section shall b. deem
shall punished BY
before which
hsld By such
oncer for the %
o
sunday
al
Pr1Ndrirhat
section shah Apply drug stores livery stables underaksfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-23
HH7sa77=-s=a==s--s
Pain Suffered in
the Animal Kingdom

ono Of the most pathstic things ls
the manner 10 which the animal
Kingdom sudurrx suffering. Take
hoFaes. for instance. In battle. After
The first shoe u a wusp.i they make
no sound. T1sy bear the pain with a
mute. wonderful endurance. and II
at nlghi you hear a wiid Kroan from
the bath. field u Gomez from thrlr
loneliness. their loss Of that huma n
conrantonHaip which se~ns ahna-
lufsiy tpsi.s pensabie 20 the comfort
- demonstrated animals
The dog viii carry a broken leg for
DAYS elstfullY but ancompiaininsiy
Tho cat. stricken with a wtlrh or a
stone. or eaaEh, In some trap from
which u gnasn It's ray 20 freedom.
craNls in ~prne secret place and
hsl4rs In silent pain which 40 could
not endure. sheep and cattle often
meet the thrus, 81 the butchers
knife without a sound. and even the
common poultry endure the intense
agony without complaint
The dove shot 10 d~ath Nd 20 a
far-or bouFss. and az u dies the 81.
icuce - unbrpken save by the patter
on the leaves % sta own life blood
The wounded deer speeds 20 ssnse
thick brake. and IN pitifu nubulis-
sion waits for death
The eagle. shot IN mtdair. nKhts
70 the last against the fatal sum
mons There IL no moan or sound 81
pain. and tfsn defiant took never
fades frum Its syes until the IDS
close over them never 10 uncover
again
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siiiIi
Brother Gardner.
nlIIIh

We all like smart men. but what
ve object TO am a man gittln' 30
smart dat he has 60 bras around
about Il.
Nine time, os, 81 ten de man who
buys a gold brick am de man who
has allus wanted folks to understand
dat he vas nobody fule.
When yo haint go muffin but cod
fiHh an cold water In Dc house II am
q good slime To make yoself believe
dat riches dosnt make happiness.
Pears to me dat de man who
mortgages his house in order 20 buy
piansr fur his wife orter 10 &c, a
heap Of music outer De transaction.
but I've herd dat Il wasn't allus 80.
like a model man. but II has so
happened dat ebery time I've lent
money to man who didn't smoke
chew. drink. sw'ar or bot on hons
races ] nebber git II back"
When go 10 pusson for advice
and he agrees Wild me set him down
as a good Teller an a wise man. II
he don't agree with me I know he
hain't got no brains to understan' de
case.
In my times fEe met wid heaps o.
men who war believers in luck A.
nigh AZ kin remember what hap
pened. most ~ dem either got into de
jail or de porehouse. A To- weeks
Job at a dollar q day will beat a
vars luck
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All Over Sullivan.

II was at the police court. says TIT
Bits. a witness for the defense had
been examined. when the prosecuting
solicitor stood up to crush him.
Colicitor-Why did you hide suil-
van In your house on that Sunday
niEht7
Wltness--I did not see Sullivan a,
all that night
Solicitor knowlngly)- OWN you
swear your wife did not hide suili.
van on that night7
Witness (heHitatinglyl-Ye-ea.
Solicitor tmore knawinglyD-N1u
your wife swear that she did not
hide sullivan in your house on that
night7
Witness tmore hesitatingly)-w Well
-don't-think-
solicitor tmost knowinRIy)-Ah,
And perhaps you can tell the court
how 1t IL YOU can swear your wife
did not hide him. while she canno,
swear the same thing. Speak up onw
and tell the truth.
Witness unhesitatingly)-w I
am not a married man.
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The Female Observer
ssssss

There arr many classes In the
~chool Of advcrriiY
The greatest numbgr Of mistakes
occur from INDIGESTION.
The mast fetching titis for a sam.
ner hostsiry - "out.of- the Way
Inn
II isn't tho scenery. but the table.
that counts meet at summer resorts.
Isn't IL ridiculous 60 be aI~ays
preaching. In case Of nre-kecn
cool
Soon. an. soon. there wni BE- No
Srangiiug over the end ~sa, In the
open car.
A sleeping car In August 10 the Sc
vefsst tsat q a womana lopks on her
temper.
To think as We have thought be.
fore 10 - much easier than TO mink
on new lines.
The only r"ason some persons pay
their debts - so they viii be free
10 borrow again.
How feW people can In after years
ioyfuliy look on the pictures taken
In their wedding nnery.
a man always takes delight In
harpinE on the fact that 10 ia the
LADY mosquito that does all the bit
ing.
The motto ~ some steamship com
paniss seems to be we are out Of
potatoes. but we, never Lost llfc -
Though other nations declare that
the American voice ~ not musical
they have to admit that when It
speaks II generally says something.
a clock becomes striking In
stance If inhospitality when u
sounds forth 10 o'clock ~ loudly the
young man visitor cannot help heed
ing ~
The. foriorn man at home spends
hia days waiting for the mail. The
forlorn woman at the scaahore spend
her days waiting for the maitland
this is vacation. Philadelphia Times
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STRIKE HINGES
UPON POWDER

SCRANTON. Pa. Aug ~ Before
taking any decisive Htsps on the
powder question the Delaware. Lack.
wanna a Western miners viii thsm
selves hear from General supt. Loo
mis- his decision regarding a reduc
ton Ia keE charges. The miners
grievance meeting In West Scranton
laat night decided TO make the De.
maud upon the company IN the form
OF a request
Tho talk among groups Of Laehn
wanna miners today was that the
price % powder must come down.
Il 10 said. on the other hand. that
the Delaware. t.aekawauna a West
crn Railroad company will shut their
mines down rather than reduce the
price OF powder.
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The Stage.

Lewis Morrison Ia TO play in ia.
pan.
sz1rah" Is to be produced In chi.
cago.
New York Is 70 have a thsater de-
voted to the opera In Hebrew.
London IL 10 have a German thea
ter the same a. Philadelphia
sarah Bcrnhardt has. besides NJ
RnHtapd's EaEiet.s q new play by
sardou. entitled The witch"
For thirteen consecutive years q
Clark has been atnunch pillar Of
Days stock company. Ills real name
- q Nrlf
Tire queen ~ Chinatown" Is the
name ~ "a uew play by Joseph Jar
row. which vas played In New York
FOR the first time on August IL
Jamie Joyce. young Days wife.
r. u return 70 the stage ana will
probably play the principal boy part
in a London pantomime.
Joseph Haworth will play the part
- Raphael In The Ghetto" the role
iN hl'N kaEIF iselieN VIII De seen
in London. Raphael II the young
jew who marrIes a Christian girl
Fraukiyn FyIes says: Irene Van.
brugh IL younger than Ada Hehan.
but she had to accept the part In the
new Drury Lane melodrama az II
was written for the older actress
SHa is To- appear as mother"
While In Europe Heinrich Conrcid
saW an the leading German play
wrlghts. ana IL promised new pieces
by ifauptman. suderman and Fulda
He has one. q sort Of continuation or
The White Horse Inn" by Blumen-
thai and KadelborR.
Jacob Lifts American cast NJ The
Ghetto will include Sidney Herbert.
Mrs. Mckee Rankin. Grace FIikins
and Robert McWadc. In Holland N.
play has already run for 300 nights
most ~ the time IN Amsterdam.
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Fall Fashions.

The fall fashions are not coming
they are here 4 preliminary peep
set one at rest IN any number 81 Hf-
tie points. and showed just what
would do and what must De bought
outright. The separate skirt ts evil
IDENTIFY n flourish on. since any mum
Der OF them IN wool and silk have
been made.
The novelty. with the accent On
'the." Is a stun called Heirhshantz
IL Is a black. German product and
initiates Hroadtail In a way to make
owners of this precious fur blinl
One sees n whole Jacket 81 Il. 2T-inch
length. and made with a trcmeh. Gus
ly modish box back and rs front.
with a perky bow at the left II has
a storm collar and the daintiea white
satin lining There's stunning new
brnadcloth princess dress trimmed
with Reichshantz too. The trimming
r. put on in bands.
AZ for coats. though. the automa-
bile coats are fetching, too They
are three-quartcr lengths. NJ Melton.
and come IN an the beautiful tan
and mode shades. They are on the
coaching lines. have tight sleeves ana
are indeed man -tdilOred.
one OF the most effective new suits
Is the automobile red. which is more
like sOlferin0 than anything that
comes TO mind. It o. made wIth q
coat basque. while the three piece
skirt IL open on one slide Of the front
gore In fly effect There's no hint Of
fullness around the hips
We are being given chance ~ BE-.
sensible. too. We have our trailing
skirts for elegant wear and the pro-
menade. hut for walking we've new
walking skirt. II isa perfectly Hhup-
ed skirt. two inches shorter than our
regular skirts. round. and in three
pieces, II comes In the heavy. dou-
bie-faceA goods and is distinctly ale-
giant. It II worn for golf too. By our
eleEants. II you see FOR yourself to-
morrow you will surely agree that
II Is all right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-23
LEG SEVERED
BY HOT WIRE

TRENTON. n !. Aug "a IA coil
Of siHEtuE. aauirmlnK. rcd hot wife
burned and cut OF one Of Joseph a.
Moody's less a. the works 81 the
Trenton Iron company. this city. this
morning 1t was hia work "a receive
the rcd hot wire as It came out ut
the rolls. and he has always used the
greatest Of care Ia the performance
Of his dangerous task
This morning every thing was going
along as usual. when suddenly his
fellow wofkmen heard him give a
cry. aud. booking up, saw him en-
tangled IN the twisting. whirliuK coil
Of rcd hot wtrr which had escaped
frum hiH tonga.
before they could get tu him To-
render any assistance one 81 the un.
fortunate mans leFu had been sey-
cred near the Knee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-23
SUMMER JEWElRY.

Fan chains OF crystal, with heart
shaped pendants, are new and uso-
full.
bracelets are redivivus. Those ~
kilt. with crystals, amethyst. sap
phlre or emerald charms Of various
shapes. are the latest novelty.
witch lock brooches" In the shape
Of butterflies. bees and beetles, are
an odd fancy Of milady'E, for II she
had one perched on her hair In truth
and verify she would almost swoon.
Angels heads and wings, dogs
heads, dragons. storka, flowers. owls
and shell effects all appear in the
new glrdle and neck clasps
Bangs with three animal pendants.
dog, rabbit and pig. are much
sought for by fashionable women.
Three small cuff pins are nc\v quite
AZ much used for fastening the front
of the Ehirt-waist ms studs. They are
either Of chased gold or silver, or set
with mock jewels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-23
THE WEATHER
CAUSES WORRY

CHEuALts, wash. Aus. a9--The
continued rainy weather II making
some Of the farmers feel blue. Late
sawrd grain Is just ready 10 harvest
and thu rains have been a benefit
causing u % M well. hut dry wealth.
CT ls needed now The early grain II
IN worse condition and much of u
was Knocked down by the heavy
showers There Is as yet little pos
tive inNs frum the rain except the
Inconvenience Of cutting grain that
ts down. but another wet weak Will
do thousands OF dollars OF damage
IN this county. Hop yards that have
been well sprayed may not suffer
although the owners would prefer 20
see bright weather 40 lonE an the
hops will rinen. There viii be no
hops In this county M 10 pick he
fore the middle OF september this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-23
THE COLONY
A FAILURE

CHEHAIIs. Aug g. - The local
socialist colony. with headquarters
at Harmon 60 mites east of chr
halls. has Eope the way NJ most go.
eiallst coiaaiys. and broken up Tho
company was Incorporated aauig eWc
last year. and started srtiee upsrt
tons this season. although only ouv
maa from the outside had iunsA
forces With the laeal gulonlats AZ the
tins OF the brsak.up. which Wa-
caused by disagree mcut among raem e
bers ; Al, buA1, who wits pfss'.
dent q ,hv company. b. rareafr.
and has a fuc farm. fhr SECRETARY.
a +. Mcdonald. aehoui ycache-.
and at present deputy county audit
or, and both wers wei known repu-
lists. Harmony precinct had q;
fopulist votes AT the last pres den -
tlal elvc tiou. and one sold ngmoeraJ
but the latter has since moved away.
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FIVE THOUSAND
men WILL MARCH
Monster Parade for Seattle Labor
Day Celebration.

The busiest Seattle at the time those composing
% be
b.
Victoria
uniforms.
building
Black Diamond
will bringing
he
OF hc boenA ted 20 L. W.
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FOR
A SOLDIER

Corp. W Il Tucker of company ~,
FIrat Washington volunteers. who
bts hryu permanently parolyurd
down tho rIsht side by a wound In
the hip and a brass bound bullet In
=hr rlsht lung cavity. Is receiving a
handsome testimonial from admirins
furnds and patriotic citizens apprr
sIauNe uf bis services as soldier,
corp Tucker vas at one time a
trusted rmpioyc 1T Cooper q Levy,
who started The movement Tor his
rvlicf tucker is mo- innEvr able To-
work. and he has an agrd mother 10
support. so subscription h on foot
"a raise $500 with which 60 start him
lea seWe business that viii enable
him ta provide far himself and moth
or. corr Tucker was a brave sol
dIer. aud We'll deserving 90 the graft
ludr Of hin eauutrymeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-23
VI.sss
Pointed Paragraphs.
h1hnhs

a child may cry for hours withou,
getting them.
u isn't what people say. but what
they do that counts.
a lean agreement Is more desirable
than a fat lawsuit
The impression thai beauty makes
II more than skin deep.
Tn" bonds of matrinonv arr al
ways below par In the divorce court.
A woman'r idea OF bravery is
crossing a ncld IN which a COW is
grazing
Never throw mud NJ a thing YOU
don't Ike, perhaps others may APP
preciate II.
Woman'a earthly influence over
man begins ut the cradle and ends
nj the grave.
some people are charitable only
when they are sure that the world
VIII hear Of IT,
The man who IL always borrowing
trouble has no trouble In finding "A
lot OF lenders.
a rural editor says chickens are
worth two cents apiece In his town
but he doesn't say how large the
pieces are.
Love levels all ranks except In old
Kentucky. There man IL either a
major or colonel lust as long as he
pays his liquor bills.
some men who claim 20 be the arr
chitects Of their own fortunes would
he worth twice az much today had
they employed another architect at
a fair salary. News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-23
TO ENFORCE rood LAW

the pure foad law viii he rigidiy
enforced commencing september /.
Mcdonald has given
due notice TO dealers. and chemical
tests and all necessary Information
has hvsn obtained to carry cut the
provisions OF the act 70 the letter
No opposition 10 expected from re
apectahie dealers, and most 81 them
are anxious to have the laW eufore-
cd.