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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning The market IL
l1w on cabbage aud rauiliiower To-
day Tomatoes are pientifui New
potatoes are selling At r.. and there
ATE enough g. satisfy the demand
Chickens are stlf. EGGS are weak,
Tho following prlecs aro being q.
Tered 10 the producer BY the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dack Or IN the car At Seattle.
Grain =. oats. 10. barley. 81.
Nhsat. chicken feed. 80. bran.
SO. shorts. tis
Hay 49, Puget aoune. 81 per ton.
Eastern Washington timothy. Iit-t9
ais. alfalfa. =.
FFFh strictly fresh ranch. isc.
butter Fresh ranch. ip0iie.
creamery. tsulse.
Poultry Chickens. i've. i3gissse.
live turkeys. isc.
Live Etack.-Choicct eef cattle. cows
Gel steers. tM9te. Eeed hogs. live.
tNc: hogs. Dressed. SIC. calves.
dressed. large. C. ANAL. Dc. calves.
live. Large. &c. small C..
fndss. Pelts and Wool - Heavy
sound naited steers. over On pounds.
&C.; medium sound. per pound. TIC.
light sound. under S pounds. &c.
cows. sound. all weights. &c. stays.
bulls and oxen. s0s Haited klps.
&c. calves. per pound. Sc. green hides.
ie less than saited: dry hides. per
round. isc. dry cnila. one third less.
summer deer. per pound. E01tc;
winter deer. dry. N9isc. papery
deer. p1tse. dry slks. a1ioe. green
elk. t1sc. sheep peltE. 2saStc. shear
ltnxr. iS0fSc. Eastern Washington
wool. so. Western Washington wool
lie: dirty or timber burned. ioc: tai
low. 2i4G5sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
GOT THE WRONG MAN
An Albany Resident Charged
With plundering Mail.

ALBANY. Or. May "A ease of
arrrminE the vraae man occurred
here saturday afternoon. when Kaa
PAR Hanirnu WAS taken In custody
BY Deputy United states Marshal
itsierts. - Portland vanirsn was
charged vith cutting open tao mat
lsouc hra at tire Southern Pacific sta.
iian IN Albany. IN February last
The fact waa kept quiet ard rus-s
eminent officials have been ipNeafI-
eating the matter They seem To-
have been completely mlaict. a. ne
evidence whatever appeared against
SIR Fan1rau. who beats an excel
lent reputation The ease came az
before l. n AautaaYr acting Unit
"a States commissioner. and the fact
81 she defendants Innocence being
established. the charge was prompt
~ EiHulssst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Caught Up by Run
away Horses.
CiRRiED TWO BLOCKS N CHIClCO
Fcur-Months.old Dick lyneh VIII
Nave Something to Tell Of
In later Years.

CHICAGO. III. May s.-Runaway
horses tmpaled baby earflaee on
the pale ~ a truck wagon yesterday
and swung down Erie street Tor two
blocks at their MOST furious pace.
The mother 81 the baby occupant OF
the carriage stood Ia the street aud
looked 90 a utomant la horror. ~
peetiag every inaaut 10 see The fra
gile vehicle fail and be crushed be-
meath the animals feet or the wheels
Of the wagon. hut the Infants ne
was saved. although both % It's lera
were broken.
The injured child IL four months
old aad Is the son q Richard Lynch
% Is Huron street. Its escape from
death IL attributed 20 a seemingly
miraculous circumstance As the
runaway wagon collided with the lit
tie vehicle the pole penetrated d.
rectiy through the center % the ear
riage and pinnea thu baby down In
q fast embrace.
Little Nora Quinian. years old.
vas strellinx down Erie strcet IN the
afternoon when Mira Lynch. wheel
ing her baby. happened atoms Let
IRE ride Dick" pleaded Nora with
the child's mother. and. receiving the
consent, the girl pushed the carriage
ahead % Mrs. Lynch aboui leo fest
A. the warehouse q fsafrvaz s Kar-
stems company at i1a Erie street was
approached. Nora heard rumble tn-
side. but unconscious Of danger. she
pushed along Just as the bis door
OF the stable wsa reached ths run
away truck team. driveriess. taitsd
cut With a shrek the girl rrieassd
her held on the carriage and drew
bask. fesare sh~ had time 20 realise
what had happened the carriage vas
bounding away dangling in midair
FROM the wagon pole
As the team. frightened Int0 great
er speed BY the noise u tbs baby
carriage baobtnK ever the cohbtr
stones. nsared orleans street. John
J. Hcux managed 10 arrest the prog
ress Of the horses. while other per
sons devoted their attention 10 re-
leasing the baby. The bahy's ear
rage w&a crushed Into a ahapeless
mass q willow and steel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers Med yes,sr-
day wrre;
Aneska Havllcek and husband Ia
Alice u. Wick. isas. a part of lots
and 9 In blk ~. Burks'a second ADD
niaa a second portion ~ above tract
female ~ Shoemaker q -. Henry
smith. tigs lot 8 blk e Laws aa1.
Eenei Robson and wife 60 t,mma
Hirkspn $500. lot blk IS. fgoh!naon's
add
Thomas NcDonoueh 10 Minnie J.
Peiton. sac. iat 10 blk 10. Laws
Second add
Elizabeth r. Van Burrn 20 IA Har-
per. 81. no = Rw 4. nw = soc 30 -
g n e. and ne = ne "a se a. sec
= 81 % . = containing "a MI 20
acres
& r. Turner nnd wife 70 Emma r.
piumiey. 81. beginning ut "a point
80 feet 3 ~ NV cor sec 3 To g IA r 3 e..
thence n on " line Ia prop owned by
Second party. thence 90 feet thence
" IN line parallel 10 second describ-
81 line 70 place Of beginning
g r. Schmidt to Edward g. nrls.
void. s.. lot blk n In plat ~ north
Seattle.
David Kaufman and wife 10 Sc
curity Savings bank. tao08, lots 2 and
Blk 81. A. A. brnny'H add.
Charles =. whlitlcaey. county
treasurer. To .. T.. Tcaohnnr. lot 2
blk II. Commercial Street steam NO
tor add
Hen Pundt to Amelia Il Ward.
$50. lots 10. II and u blk 3, Crown
add.
James Cranncy and wife 10 James
Pouison Muilryan. $3.50 W IS lot 3
blk 8. y. r. Dcuny's second add. %
North seattle.
Thomas boyd and wife to James
4. Nc Williams. s.. lot 3 blk 81. y. 7.
Denny's park add. to North Seattle,
Rufus p Lincoln and wife to Jos
Agosii 5000. tract ~ of MOurc'n g.
acre tracts
}. ". shallcross 10 Ida shrallcroas.
81. lots 10 aud 10 blk i7j. Gilman park
add.
John ", Baker and wife To Sam.
r. Turner $3.50, ne = se 4 X NV a
ne = se = sec I To- 20 n r 9 q OF W.
NJ. containing i5 acres.
~. ~ Farauhar 10 Alice Lind. SiG5,
lot I blk II. Denny & tfoyts add.
Margaret !. Pontiua 10 Margaret
Is. Irvine 5000, lot IS blk so In replni
u blka 40. 50 and 1t In supplement.
nry plat Of Pontlus' second add.
Duncan Graham 10 John W. Rich
ards. $3.50. n 30 feet Of lot 4 blk 60. -
T. peunys park add.
Sheriff Van DE Vhntcr to Mary
IIIutehesan Pare. s28of70. 4 lot :
blk So. Terry'a first add.
Margaret Christensen and huH.
band ta Johanna Haunsgard. 81. Dot
! blk pc. p. r. Denuy'a Firth add Il
North Seattle.
Julius Wegcrt and wife to Mae
IHallnh1n. tl75Q, lot 2 blk IN. a. a
| Dcnny's broadway add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02

LoFs-superior quality. per NJ. No
! fir. 1905. merchandise mr.. ti-B94
SIS. No. cedar. sed7: common. per
~. tabQ0a. spruce logs. ls.S0: cedar
shinEie bolts. 8 ssUse0.
Fir Lumber-IsnuKh. IS: thick I'm
ish. surfaced. one or two sides. 3. 10
and T. inches wide. tit82o. lengths
II 10 &c feet; special lengths. Zoe per
~ extra. one-ineh nnish. tlS4ls: all
vertical grain. 81 per NJ extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. ti59
n. stock boards. s-inch. E29is. To-
inch. - s0Qis. iz-inoh. tts0i3. Feuc-
ing. No. 4 or e-inch finish. 80: No. :.
s.. V or channel rustic or drop sid
Ing. weight 2oo0 ibs. tiiaiI Fir tim
Dor Ioints and scantllnRa. rough.
g tnUis. = 1 ) 4. 81 s0efis: 8 4 s.
ri4Ia Box boards. i2-ineh and up.
SIS.
Washington Rcd Cedar Lumber -
Rough. ts0s. beveI siding. weight 100
tbs. 1i4UisH0. ceiling. weights Noa- j.
; and ]. &-inch. 1900 lbs. Nos. !. 2.
and ,. A-iaeh 700 lbs. si2827: walns-
eotinF. iio4is: rustic. ses92s: "a
shingles. s25. standard shingles.
ti.io. I-inch hnish, IL. 10 and 10 feet.
sg54ss: thick finish. ,2s0as: cedar
squares. !. :. and 10 feet. f2i9 20.
plckets. 81.
Riln- dried. 81 In advance OF green.
prayaEe. Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02

Potatoes Oobblng) - White River
iiurbanks. 5000. Island Early Hose
fas44o. Island white. 1a50as. Yak
lima and oregon. so. new potatoes.
Be- per ~. native silver skin
onions. SIS per ton. Oregon
and Yakima silver skin. fancy.
fes4s0 per ten. beets. q Is per sack.
carrots CS@1bc per sack. rutabagaH.
csc per sack. turnipa. CSC per
sack. cabbage. zMe. paranipH. e0c0it
per sack. caulliower. s9c4fi per
dozen: green peas. &C.. nrtichokes.
eoo per dozen. garlic. DO. celery.
California asparagus. 6ase per III.
wnlla Whila asparagus. iOe per 10:
rhubarb. adtMe per III: Tomatoes.
So 70 per care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Shot . Young Girl.

TENARKANA. Ark. May s-The
is-year-nid daughter 0f farmer
named Archer has been murdered Ia
the vicinity of lesay ~ a Mexican
named Arnold. who NsH employed
as a laharof about thr place. She
had refused "a marry him. lie
turned the gun on himself aud In.
nictFi a wound from which he died
GA Monday 10 was almost lynch
a while dying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Foil Down the Shaft.

CLEVELAND. May Charles
nraman. e.. trunk maker, en-
ployod az uaukhauitH West Pearl
street. was fatally injured this morn
inR by falling down an elevator
shaft
Att o'clock he went to the fourth
floor "a arcurr bundle he had loft
There ~ he stepped OF the clega-
Cor continued an zap Ia thc top hapr.
itr stepped back into the shaft
uncanHelauHiy
itu WIS picked up and removed 10
hia home where hc suou died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02

WtLE EsHAHttE. IA. MAY -
Adam PcHhla NaH asutrnuri 10 sis
years IA the uraltenilsrF Zoe an
rlupmcut with fourteen vnar.aid
Elrl ~ this oitY The couple were
traced t. rhllsdsiphia. Scw YORK..
and linstan. and were arrested at
iGntirtan. ga ieahiA admitted all
the allegations ard said he had q
wlfo In nearly every country h vtss
ltsd. Ia al abaui ca HE last girl
vito sept bitterly whra he VAS SEN
trure1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

Manager Howe. ~ the Seattle
theatsr. stated this morning that al
though there was a bis sale Of Tick
cts yesterday fof the engagement q
the iipatnnihus, there are many good
seats left FOR sverY performance.
The Bonioniana open wednesday
night In Robin Hood" and Will give
I'VE performances. including a Sat
urday matinee.
A. the Third avenue ihenter this
week Manager Russell has a strong
attraction tn The Pas Train" a
comedy drama. The company pre-
aeuiing The play il an excellent one.
and shr large audiences indicate the
popularity 81 the performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Fatal attack OF Hiceoughs

CONVICTION. ky. May s-nerns
ard AHhafn. %. a saioankeeper at
Emma and nahrwrtl streets. Caying-
ton. died lhia morning Of hiocaugha.
Aahafn had been 900 fpr some weeks
and yesterday HaH srlacd with hlcs
coughs. which physicians were uns
able ID arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02

hand stamp. These VIII be used by
The department If mining engineer.
Ing, not only Tor purpaHem uf Illus
,ratiun, but FOR handling samples
nf ars Ia quantity The college VIII
be- ahlo by next year 60 handle sam.
plies Of ore IN moderate quantities by
She amnlFam, cyanide. chi1rlnutian
or smelling processes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
IN POWER OF THUGS
Springfield Jails Full and tho
Police PowerIess.

sPRINGFIELD. Mo. May A.
Thirty-six burglariea since last sat
urday night l. the record for Spring
neld. The police seem powcrless and
a citizens movement to employ a
force Of private watchmen is under
way.
MIsHh Margaret Dunn. Roverneas In
an ari#ocratlc family. last night had
"a desperate fight with a burglar. The
nervy lady pommeled the burglar So
vigorously that he fled. leaving his
hat in Miss Dunn'a apartments. The
hat ls now a ciew In the hands OF
the police.
The city follower and county jail
are crowded with suspects. but the
burnlariea continue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02

hickory. 100. ooooanuta. per dozen,
7bc. popcorn. 4o per ID.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay dobbing) Puget Sound. per
ton. s7MD. Eastern Washington TIM
othy. tiami4, alfalfa. so.
oats 0obblnFj Per ton. t2s.
Barley Rolled. ST.
Corn Whole. s22 90. cracked. i23,
feed mohl. per ton. Iz2.
Feed Wheat. I2l. oil cake moal.
$40. middlinEs. t2iG23' bran. I'll.
shorts. us. chopped feed. '20H2z
dairy chopped feed. SIC. seed oats
f20ag2
Neat Prioos.
Fresh Meat Oobbing) -cov beef,
o. per ID. steer beef. sac per ibi
mutton. wether. Dc per ~. pork. 7Me
per ~. veal. large. be per ID. small.
Zoe.
Provisions Oobblngl Hams. large,
l0i4o. hams. small. tic. breakfast
bacon. NE. dry sailed aidea. 7he.
Rex. gAe.
Lard iobbinr) Home made. perib.
7Ae. white Star. Sc. Coin Special.
GHc. lard. compound. urrces. ehc.
Fresh Fish dobb.nF1-iGailbut "a
mon. sGfgcs salmon trout. IKE.
founders s0i. Holes. &c; rock cod. Be-
trout. l2n4ise. shrimpH. Zoe; shad.
cfge. nmelt. 4W5o. Columbia river
C47e. Hmeit i05. herring. safe; tom
cod. &C. oysters. olympia, f3.50 per
sack. $50 per gallon. clans. 81 20
per sack sbnngeneau crabs. live. Gi.i0.
cooked. ll.s0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Shot to Death.

DALLAS. Tex. May Ala Felipe
Axueiierso was last night shot TO
death at Ennis By John I.oekhart.
well known railroad man. SIX bull
lets we're ared into the body % AKu.
Ieno. I.ockhart n In iall lie declines
10 make a public statement regard
Ing the tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02

Green Fruit Oobbins1 Oranges.
Seeding. teaat0s naveis. t2Ts0i:
iemHns. s. 900 %. apples. fancy. t.f7g
0z5g per box cooking apples. 81
per box. bananas. t25Q per
bunch. California black nEn. 2o-lb
boxes. fi-Eo. cartoons. 2I.zs: Smyrna
tirH. &c per 10. new dates. 1iAc.
sweet apple elder 5ou per gal; med.
sweets. Ss-2iu3i straw berries. s. a
crate. California cherries. si.b0 a box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02

In Iceland men and women are In
every respect political equals. The
milton, which numbers about 10000
people. IS governed by representa-
lives elected by men and women to-
gether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
MINING NEWS.

4 rich strike Is reported TO have
been recently made IN the Mabel
mins at Republic. The shaft at n
depth Of 50 feet is said to be- all IN
ore and 70 carry values ACROSS the
whole bottom 0f the shaft Of $50
per ton or better. The company re-
ceived a message from the Huperiu-
tendent last evening that the aver
age assay q the ore Ia the foot Of
the shaft was $50 50 per ton. while n
sample taken from the vein near the
eompany's cabin and about 300 feet
away from the shaft gave $40 per ton
In gold.
Republic mining stock II said 10
be rapidly rising in Toronto and
Montreal. Advices from Spokane
state that sales at $50 had been
made Friday In those cities. This
price. however. II said to have been
charged IN small lots only. At Spo-
Kane the quotation WAS 81. 80. some
bids being over that. but no sales
were made At a higher figure than
$40.
The shipments from Rossland. y.
g. for the week ending April % and
for the year 70 the same date are "a
follows: Tons this week. H. I.oi.
2205 War Eagle 1915. Tons this year,
Ie Roi. 23.875. war Eagle. $50: Iron
Mask. 7i3. Evening star. &c: Deer
Park, ~. Total tons this week. $3.50;
this year. 1871.
wash, this week says: glxty-nVe
assays In one week r. the record by
Assayer chiils0n. which indicates
work on the part OF mining men
and desire to know what they are
uncovsrlng. II " quite probable
that two very prominent properties
viii soon start up and Will also start
mill which 10 now idle. Matters re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Joseiog Quotations.

The iobbins quotations today were
as follows:
Sugar Ctobblng)--3oiden c. IN bbis.
is.c. extra c. In bbia. t1so: powdered.
sf&c. dry graduated. sac: cube. ssc.
beet. 81. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. Uobhingl-Patent EN-
eelient. ss.5: Novelty A. ts.oo. Star
thakera). t2.7s. California brands.
40. corn meal. yellow. si.to per 100
lbs tn i0-ib sacks; corn meal. white.
ti.s5 per 100 lbs In i0-lb sacks; buck
wheat -four. pure. q 70 per 20 lbs In
BIB sacks: cracked wheat. f7,25 per
100 lbs In i0-lb sacks. farina, f2.ss
per 100 lbs In i0-lh sacks: farina. 81
per 100 lbs IN s-lh sacks. nteci-cut oat
meal. 80 20 per 100 lbs In io-lb sacks.
graham -four. 1.Ts per 100 lbs IN io-lb
sacks: whole wheat -four, ti,ts per
100 lbs in fo-lb sacks. rye meal. $40
per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks. rye flour.
g Is per 100 lbs In ie-lb sacks. split
peas. ieo-lb sacks. s. 90; split peas.
81 per 100 lbs In 2s-ib boxes: pearl
barley. st25 per 100 lbs In sacks:
wheat flakes. Ts-lb boxes. $40.
wheat flakes, $3.50 per case OF &c GLIB
pigs: fancy rolled oats. f2.s5 per
bale. In 0-ib sacks. corn meal. yellow.
s2.S0 per Dbl IN 50-lh sacks; corn
meal white. $500 per Dbl In to-lb
sacks; buekwheat -four. pure, 1870
per bbi. I'm b0-lb sacks; cracked
wheat 81 per bhl In t0-ib sacks: steel
cut cat meal. SO 80 PER Dbl I'm b0-lb
sacks; graham fiour, $3.50 per Dbl In
50-lb sacks. whole wheat -four. 81 per
Dbl IN bo-lb sacks: rye meal. ts7s per
Dbl In b0-lb sacks: rye -four. 81 per
Dbl: fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bbls,
x5.f5. fancy rolled oats. so-lb sacks.
$500: fancy rolled oats. per case.
S2T5.
Coffee 0obblnRl--Grcen - Mocha,
per ID. 29U3ie. Java, per III, 2i02sc:
Costa Rica. choice. per ID. l5Gtsc.
Roasted --Arhuckle's. In i00-lb cases.
per cwt., tii.75. 60-lb cases. per cwt.
ftis5. 2s-lb cases. per cwt. Sii.a5.
Java. b0-lb tins. per 10. CSC: sack, SIC;
Alden Mocha. 37iac; Caracoia. S2c;
Guatemala. gle. ground coffee, 100
zoe; Lion. zoos. 3il,75: 65s, sii.s5: a6c,
s11.a5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry

Butter Ranch iod12e: fancy
dairy. In squares. ibdt7oi Washing
ton crcameries. lib prints. 1s@2oc;
Eastern. Iowa and Elgin, 10000.
Cheese dobbinR) - Native Wash
ington, i2haiie. Eastern, 12AQ
t3ihc: California, iic.
Eggs (inbbing) - Strictly fresh
ranch. l7iAW1sc,
Comb honey - California, 12hR
t3c; strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. Ibai6e;
live chickens, loo; live turkeys. Ia
l5c. dressed geese. i3@1ic. dressed
turkeys, 1Gal7c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
auts

wnlnuts. per ID. sacks. i2diic;
Eastern black walnuts. lOc: pccans.
t2mi3c; nlherts. iae; almonds. fancy.
soft shell. isU2oo. almonds. No. 2.
l6Q17c; peanuts, GQ1c. pine. t5c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-03
Rim ehart, Rinehart.
Grand Larceny,

Buffalo, N. Y, April 2.-John l..
White whose address is given as the
st. Paul building, New York, and
l.. Eastwood said to be of Syracuse,
have been arrested and warrants is
sued for the arrest of John J. w. Rey-
nolds, Samuel Pier and E. A. Alger.
also of New York. All are charged
with grand larceny. 1t is alleged they
We're in scheme to make away with
the assets of the Globe Savings & Loan
association of this city by organizing
building association combine or trust
and getting the Globe company to join
it. The Globe agreed to join the COM
hine. the directors of the Globe resign
ed and Eastwood and his friends were
elected to their places. White was
elected president and Eastwood secre-
tary and treasurer. Accompanied by
the former treasurer of the associa ton,
Eastwood visited various banks in
which money was deposited to the cred
1t of the Globe association, and was in
troduced to the bank officials. Later in
the day Eastwood, now alone, on one
pretext or another, it is alleged, began
drawing out the associations balance.
The old officers quickly obtained an in
junction and payments of draft for
$4,000 and another for $4,000 were stop
ped, but not until $4,000 had been
drawn out of the City National bank.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-03
ARRESTED FOR TRESPASS
Receiver T. r. Kinds Finds Him
self in Custody.
TRIED TO GET CONTROL
Attempted to Take Possession of the
Boston q Mont ina Properties, but
He Met With a Decidedly
Warm Reception.

EX-County Treasurer T. r. Kinds, at
present receiver for the Boston & Mon
tana company, under the order of Judge
Clancy. had considerable of an expert
ence endeavoring to get control of the
b. 4 M. property yesterday afternoon,
and as result of his endeavors he
landed in the county Jail for trespass.
In company with three custodians,
Receiver Kinds started out yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock to get posses
sion of the Boston & Montana proper
ties. 1t took the party about 80 min
utes to reach the Leonard shaft, where
the receiver met with a warm recep
ton. He was cordially invited to call
around some other time, and as there
appeared no immediate prospect Of mis-
getting inside the shaft house, lie
ceiver Kinds concluded to defer TAX
ing possession of this particular prop
erty and try another. Accordingly, &C
companied by the three would be Gus
todians,, he proceeded to the West Col
usa. where he found the doors of the
shaft house locked and barred, and in
response to request to open up Mr..
Kinds received the reply. Hi feels very
friendly to thee. personally, Mr.. Inds,
but if thee gets in thee will ave to go
up ana crawl down the smokeStack.'
Receiver Kinds concluded that he
was the poorest kind of Santa Claus.
and accordingly decided to pass the
West Colusa up and started for the
Mountain View where he met an I'M
expected reception. A number of men
were in charge of the property, who
evidently did not like the appearance
of a receiver and his associates and
they concluded he was trying to run
bluff on them. When they insisted on
getting possession the special officers
on duty quietly took the receiver and
his companions into custody and escort
ed them to the county Jail. Receiver
Kinds and his friends were not locked
up, but We're released when Sheriff Re-
gan discovered the innocent error that
had been made in arresting them.
Receiver Kinds stated last evening
that he would appear in court this
morning and ask that the special off
GERS be punished for contempt, and
Major Magnnis vowed that he would
see Receiver Kinds in possession if he
had to call on the coroner to arrest the
sheriff and his deputies or "call out
the state militia"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-03
EaStertide

After the fast of forty days and forty
nights people should feel like having
time of feasting. To indulge this feel
ing make visit to the WHITE FRONT
GROCERY and from its well-laden
shelves select the toothsome morsels
and substantial necessities that are
needed for the feast. 1t is impossible
to enumerate in this little space the
many good things that you may need
for the occasion, but assure you that
your wants can be supplied here as
promptly and faithfully and with as
little expense to you as in any other
store in the city or state.
H kUlNWj(HDlM Ii Phone 1855
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-03
A Tragic Story,

Toledo, Ohio. April "A romantic and
tragic story comes from Point Pelee,
Ont. James La Blanche, a young
French Canadian. killed his sweetheart,
an Indian girl named Olga Postamie
The Frenchman lived on the mainland
and had not seen the girl during the
winter. When he went to her home he
learned that she had given her love to
another, an American. He begged the
young woman to take a walk with him.
When they arrived at Lovers Rock"
a spot made famous because an Indian
chief had there murdered a French girl
who refused to marry him, La Blanche
is said to have stabbed Miss Postamie
He threw the body into the lake and
drove the knife with which he had kill
ed the girl he loved into his own heart
falling into the water after her