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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS

wednesday Morning There has
been no change In market quotations.
Alaska business ~ very good. but
city trade n weak. The san Fran
cisco steamer arrived In port this
morning. bringing up plenty ~ Gag
bagca and caulifiuwor to satisfy tho
demand. Tomatoes are Ftiil scarce.
The following prices are being Of.
fercd 20 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery I'm round lots on
the dock or In the car Mt Seattle.
Grain oats. t2s: barley. s2i.
wheat, chicken feed. Si9: bran,
SIS: shorts. $40.
Hay - Puget sound. 81 por ton.
Eastern Washington timothy. Sii.50
ai2. alfalfa. s..
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch. liza
isc.
Butter Fresh ranch. i00iie.
creamery. 22m2bc.
Poultry Chickens. live. t30i3Me.
live turkeys. lie.
Live Stock Choice beef cattle. cows
&c: steers. 4iz@5c: good hogs. live.
4Rc: hogs, dressed. eiAe: calves.
Creased. large. &c. small. DC. calves.
live. large, &C.; small &c.
Hides. Pclta and Wool - Heavy
sound saitcd steers, over co pounds.
Sc. medium sound. per pound. I've.
light sound under te pounds. &c
cows. sound. all weights. &c: stays.
bulls and oxen. 4abc; sailed ltlps.
&c: calves. per pound. Sc: green hldoa.
le less than sailed. dry hides. per
pound. t2c; dry culla. one third less.
summer deer. per pound 22m2lc:
winter deer dry. lf4iGc: papery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
KISSED THE
SALVATION LASS


NEW YORK. April is@Niliiam
Murphy was IN saiaan at Third
avenue and Thirty ninth street on
Saturday nlght when two salvation
Army lassea entered the place. each
with a bundle Of papers under her
arm.
~Bay a War Cry. slrf" the better
looking one % the two asked Muir
ply.
''surr. Give me hair a dozen" he
responded. as he handed her dol
lar hiIi. Tie told her 20 keep the
change and eompiimsntei her on her
COED leaks. The man had been In
daIginE In strong drink.
What's the news In the War
Cry :" he asked the Salvation Army
xirf.
eAn about the battle against sin
and the campaign 81 the soldiers of
Christ she answered.
Murphy wanted tn know II he
could not Join the army and go cam
paIgainE With such good looking
soldiers. The siri told him Ne could.
n he proved himself worthy. lie be-
liaxud himself worthy and express
ed admiration for the young woman
he made declaration % love and
asked the young woman II she would
marry him.
Not on such short acquaintance"
she replied. ''FeFEaks the sin u in
tuxicnston and prove By an upright
life that you aFe sincere. aad l Will
listen In you"
Murphy said that he was sincere
and said that he could not refrain
from rnanitssting his love. lie put
hts arms about the neck " the xlri
and kissed her several times. Sire
screamed and her companion threw
a bundle % papers at his head
The proprietor % the saloon came
from the bar. seized Murphy by the
collar and pushed him out Of the
place. Policeman Burns. who vas
outside. ortaref the man 10 60 10
his home. lie would not so and
again attempted 10 embrace the Sal
walton Army lass as she came Oh,
OF the saloon. The policeman ar
rested him.
In the Yorkviiie police court YES
tcrday the prisoner said he was sor-
~ for what he had done and would
not have acted that way had he not
been intoxicated. He was finsd -.
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Gas and Oil Discovered.

ENGLISH. Ind. April ie-Petro-
ma. a little town. about ~ milca
from here. Is stirred up over the dis-
cavery 81 gas and oil At a depth -
les feet IN an arteslau we'll, which
Was ahundantfrn mhnfh mhtwdtmh
was being sunk for water. The Oh Il
not abundant. but Il Is sufficient 10
make the water unfit Tor use. The
gas Vas strong enough 10 blow the
drill thirty feet into the air. and
Il was with dlHieuity that the nrr
was cNtinsuiahed, which became lE-
nitcd at the time the blast occurred
Petrona gots is rame from petrol
cum having been known 10 exist In
that vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
Criticism That Pleased.

The wife u n tenor singer says
that % all the tributes paid 70 the
beauty and pathas 81 her husbands
voice. the one that touched her most
bad 81 81 an element - humpr de-
spite tie gravity,
She sat at e concert directly In
front 81 two Old ladies. whose com
Hncnts on the soprano who Frared
the occasion was far FROM iiattefinE
she can sing high" said one Of
the old ladies. hut some way I'm
no, moved by Il. Sarah"
Il should think not" returned her
friend. decidedly. The woman lacks
soul"
Later. when the tenor sang. his
wifc listened. half anxinusiy 10 hear
y hat the old ladies would say OF
him.
"Oh. Sarah" exclaimed the one
who had not mrcu moved by the
soprano. "oh. Sarah. what a sweet
singer"
yes. and what a voice FOR fun
rral." exclaimed Sarah, II We
could have secured him for fathers
funeral Il would have made a beau
tlful occasion. Youths Compan-
fau
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a Peculiar Case.

MUNCfE. Ind, April l9.-The 7
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs VII
liam Waymiro IN dead M the home
Of the parents. rs q result ~ n pc
culiar accident that happened elgh-
teen months ago At that time the
child swallowed quantity Of con
centratcd iyc. In a few weeks the
throat and stomach began 10 heal
and the boy apparently was about
to recover. The process Of healing.
however. caused a structure IN u
portion ~ tho stomach. ON account
Of this he has been unable 10 take
a particle Of solid food for nearly
a year and a half. Frequently the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
COLOSSAL
ICE DEAL.
Big Trust Will Con-
troll the Trade.
PROJECT on IN OHIO ICE kIlC"
To MatsrialiIe In New Jersey With
millions Of Dollars Capital
10 Back II.

CHICAGO. April ie.-iohn &
Field. president OF the Knlekorhock-
er Ice company. Of Chicago. and c.
/. Wagner. the sandusky O. Ice
king. are engineering a colossal Ice
deal They expect 10 consummate
a movement very shortly eombln-
ing the principal wholesale and re-
tall natural ice interests % the eoun-
try.
Some weeks ago a company with a
capital Ntack u many millions u
dollars was organised under the laws
Of New Jersey, This Is the organ
ixatlon that Is promoting the SOM
bine. Options have been secured on
stocks and plants tn tlunala. Pitts
burg. Cleveland. Columbus. Gin
ciRnati. Toledo. Sandusky. Detroit.
Indianapolis and Chicago.
NJ the organisation Is effected e
VIII have control Of tbs ice industry
OF America. Tor the eauceFa has OPP
tions on the great ice companies u
Sandusky. the Lake Erie Islands. To
iesio and lower Michigan. and these
points alone can virtually control
the supply and prices.
MIR Wagner il IA Chicago confer
flag with President Field and an an
nouneement r. expected very soon
that all the details have been ar
ranged. The object % the combine
Is TO stlffen prices only where they
have been cut and reduce working
exsteus4N
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers filed ycatsr-
day were as follows.
Thomas Watson to W. J. English
and wife, s3T5. lot 5 Gorno's add
". W Barto to Hoht. Acton. $500.
lots S and u Of blk in Madison adj
ditiou.
NJ. c. I.atta and wife to James r.
Jones'. 81. W u lot . blk Is. A. A.
Dcrny's add
Charles Bruckman and wife to w.
C.. crosbie. 500. y lot blk 4. John
n. NaRia's second add.
Ballard feary Land Company TO
Jennie u. Carpenter. tiO0. lots IL and
is blk 9. Ballar1's add.
Martin Hall to g. y. Richardson.
5000. Tots . and { Blk 50. Salmon Hay
park add.
West Coast Improvement Com
pany 60 Anna 81. sand. $50. lot 10
BLK las. Gilman park.
John Sand to Anna NJ. Sand. 81.
lot 30 blk i5s, Gilman park.
James =. Townsend 10 William n.
Rogers. $3.50. beginning az a point
on $ line Of Sarah Yesier's donation
claim 20 feet . Of G line Of Market
street shown upon plat Of Kaufman
add. thence 20 feet along said line.
thence n parallel with center limo 81
Market street. thence at right angles
v 20 feet along Yesier way. thence
: In straight line TO place ~ begin
ming.
Francis Leonard 10 Mrs. Ida y.
Thompson. $3.50. ne cor OF a tract Of
land conveyed by James Campbell
and wife 60 y. u Knight and Geo.
a. Eada. February 10. 1889
West Coast Improvement company
to william Gyar. 800. Sc y Is feet
by 100 feet OF lot 20 blk ~. Gilman
park.
John G. Sharp and wife to Herbert
:. pper. 80. " * Of 20 lots II and
" blk Is OF PontluF add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19

llfe in his hands whenever he ven-
turcd there
The cats wouldn't healtate oattavk
him, Deadly traps were set Tor the
cats, but the colony af eats showed
no slgns II dimlnution II has grown
beyond the humorous stage now
and Is giving the officials genuine
concern. There are Jobs In plenty
for professional eatchera. Address
the aeeretary ef The treaaurY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
Burned to Death.

Cot.FAN. Wash. Arrii ~ The =
year-old daughter of George Tenn
pero, a farmer LIVING near the foot
OF Kamlah butte. was burned "a
death yesterday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs, Tempero had gone to the harn
10 milk the cows. and the child ac-
campanlcd them. but returned To tho
houac before the parents. aud at
tempted 10 start a are. Its clothes
ienitrd. and before the parents ar
rived al, the house. attracted by the
child's screams. IL MAS fatally burn
ed. IL died during the night,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight the Seattle iheaisr viii
spca Zoe SIX performance. Colonel
Douglas White sili begin an engage.
ment u tao nights. ieeturiuE on the
Washington HoyH At Manila" The
lectures aru under the auspices OF
the Eagies. and promise "a be hlEhiy
entertaining and Instructive. de-
aerihins the iife Of our boys in the
Philippines beginning Friday night
stuart Robson opens for two nights
and matinee. appearing Friday
night aud the Saturday matinee In
The &Sdiiers f" and Saturday night
in Two RoEacs and n Romance.
The =. n . siEn q being hung
out AZ the Third avenue theater this
week Tho double bill. 'CyFaBo de
IicrFsrae. :" and Planka and her lions
is proving a strong drawing card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

LfrcnHes O. wed have been issued
William Parry. 90, 60 Edith iiotthn
bowers. ~. both 81 North Bend. W.
g. srhfeck 81, ~ Philadelphia. 90
Annie l.. Van Nurmur. ~, ~ Seat
tle. Andrew A. pueke, -, 10 Edith
g. Nurmaun H. both ur cedar Home;
Thomas W. strather Is. Ia Tiilir
nafrlEan. IS both ~ Seattle, Louis
Morani. 80 to MlRlia rapella, -, buih
OF BLACK Diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
Running Away From Finland

HULL. April i9.--Therc II n great
rush ~ young Finlanders for the
United States 20 avoid the recent de-
cree Of Emperor Nicholas regarding
Finland. which provides for an in
crease Of the Russian military and
naval forces and the extension Of
construction.
The steamer Aeturus landed 5i5
men here today from Hango. 202 ar
rived n few days ago, and all report
that many more are coming as soon
as possible.
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THE CATS NOW
CAUSE TROUBLE
An Alarming Situation Con-
fronts the Government.

WAsHfNGToN, April 19.-An
alarming situation confronta the u.
=. government. which nakes the
Philippine problem look like very
easy sum IN addition.
There are cellars and sub-eellars
in the big United States treasury
building. Once the deepest and the
darkest or these, the abiding place
Of the archives. was infested with
rats. They ate the archives and
each other
SO they turned cats loose on them
the cats ate the rats. Time pase-
ed and the colony OF cats lncrenaad
The rats had been exfermfnoted
There was no food Tor the cats. Thav
grew more hungry and moro nnmar-
Gus, and the man who had businere
with what remained Of the archivea
" the deepest sub-ccilar took his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
Whipped the Parson.

NORTH TONAwANDA. ". Y.
April Ie.-Ths political and church
row in this city developed another
sensation today. when Thomas NJ.
Chapman. editor ~ the Herald. as
Fauited and thraahed Rev. John A.
copeland. the preacher who has been
attacking the reputation of leading
citizens. The editor gave himself Up
and pleaded guilty. ana the judge
suspended sentence. Arrests for
criminal libel Will occur IN a day or
two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19

Fresh Meat oobbinFp-cov beet.
Sc per 10. steer beef. sso per ID.
mutton. wcther. PC per III. pork. 7he
per ID. veal. large. &c per Id. small.
Toe.
Provisions Uobhlngt-Ifans. large.
io4e: hams. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. itsc; dry nalted sides. 7Ae.
Lard OobbinT)-iiome- made. perlb.
f&e: white Star. Sc. Coin Special.
ssSc. lard. compound. uerccs. she.
Rex. SIC.
Fresh Fish Uobblngl-fisiibut. 81
afts; salmon. TGsc: stcclhead sal.
mon. saioc: salinon trout. i2Me.
founders. aas. aoies. &c. rock cod. &c.
trout. isss0isc. shrimps. tor; Hhad.
sdTc. smrlt. tUsc. Columbia river
nfnei,. aaso. herring. rgtc. tom cod.
&c. oysters. oiyfnpia.t aso per sack.
tIs0 per gallon. clans. il.bo per
sack. Dungeness GRATIS. live. si.le.
cooked. ti-s0.
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Loga-Suporior quality. per NJ. No
I flr. sed1; merchandise fir. $500
BIS; No l cedar. scar; common. per
NJ. f25om5: spruce logs. $3.50. cedar
ahingln bolts. t2.254260
Fir Lumbcr-Tlough, s.. thick nm
ish, surfaced. one or two sides. s, 10
and ~ inches wide. $1,000. lengths
~ 10 10 feet. special lengths. Zoe per
NJ extra; ono-ineh finish. ti34is. nil
vertical grain, 81 per NJ extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. si7a
81. stock boards. sinch. x96is. 10
inch. tg.50UlS; i2-inch. stsdts. Fenc-
Ing. No or 6-inch finish. 50. No. ?.
50. V or channel rustic or drop sid
Ing. weight 1000 lbs. sii@it. Fir tim
Der totEts aud seantllngs. rough.
ts50mi6; s. 8 1 II. s9b0Wls: s 3.
siiaiI. Box boards, l2-inch and up.
sib.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber -
RouTh. ssda, bovcl siding. weight 700
lbs. slt0l6.b0: ceiling. weights Nos. l,
ana 3. M-inch. 1900 lbs; Nos. |. 2.
and 2. 7k-inoh 200 lbs. Si3a27: wnins-
coting. Si0ml4; rustic, s25@2s; "a
shingles, SIPS; standard shingles.
N.t0. i-inch finish. ~, II and 10 feet.
t25a3i. thick finish. s2sH3G; cedar
squares. z. s, 0 and 10 feet, s240SO.
plckets. si2.
Klln-dried, 81 in advance of green.
Drayage, Zoe.
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child has gene "a long na three days
without nouriHhment Of any sort
Though not strong during this time
no was able 10 be about 4 turn
Zoe the WORSE came "A week ago ana
death resulted. The ease puzEied the
phyaiolarH and an autopsy was held.
whigh revealed nothing.
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Mar. craIn snd Teed.

Hay uabblnF) = Puget Sound. per
ton. t7G3. Eastern Washington tim
0thy. usWii; alfalfa. $40
Oats UohbinRb- ton. sgs.
Harley Rolled. ~.
coru@ whole. 81 70. cracked. 81.
feed meal. per ton. t.1
F-stf- Wheat. SGT. oil cake meal.
tss: middiinKH. tzida1. bran. tiI.
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. t.o1ss.
dairy chopped feed. tis. seed oats,
ss0Qs..
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Vegetables.

Potatoes Uohhingl - white River
fairbanks. taTato: Island Early Rose
tas@i0. Island white. ss5WaS. Yak
ina and oregon. so. native sill
yer skin onions. fizals per ten; ore
Gon ant Yakima silver skin. fancy.
S2s1 20 per ton: beets tits per sack
carrots s2sI30c per sack. rutabaRaH.
CSC per sack. iurnips. csc per
sack cabbage. 2he. pnrsnips. 90cQsi
per sack. caulifower. 9ocnti per
dozen. green peas. &c: artichokcs.
Coo per dozen. garlic, Dc. celery.
California asparagus. 4d5e per ID;
rhubarb. a14isc per 10. tomatoes.
g 50 per case.
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WHITE RIBBON NOTES

Mrs. Ella Thatcher. rational su.
pefiniondent ~ the Department ~
Soldiers aud Sailors, has returned
from her southern trip. The arEani-
aatinn af ". &. r q. IN tho old
barracks at 81 Augustine WAS one
Of her deeds. shr WAS entertained
by "a number ~ unions aud gave
many helpful suggestions 10 her SUI
pcrlntcudruta.
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wainuts. per ID. Sacks. if2ite.
Eastern black walnuts. Toe: pscans,
izUiac fihrrin. fse. almonds. fancy,
soft she'll. is0roc. almonds. 40. :.
ie0ife; peanuts. e1To. pine. lie.
hickory. Zoe: eoeoAnnts. Ter dozen.
Isc. popcorn, o. per 10.
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sstser. Cheese. tsgs and Poultry

Butter - Ranch iod12c: fancy
dairy. In squares. iSui7c. Washing
ton creameriea. LIB prints. st42sc.
Eastern. I0va and Eigin. sg0zs.
Cheese uohbinE) - Native wash
inEion. isis9itc. Eastern. i2hQ
1870; California. lee.
EGGS GobbinEl = Strictly fresh
ranch. iSc
Comb honey - California. 1910
iac. strained. &c.
foaiiry-prrsEed chickens. isaise.
live chickens. lee. live turkeys. n9
Tie. dressed Recse. i2uitc. dressed
turkeys. ieGt7c.
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Fruits.

Green Fruit 1obbinR) Oranges.
Seeding. s2G2so: navels. s275G4.
lemons. i2.so9t: apples. fancy. si.25
az per box. cooking apples, 81
per box; bananas, $3.50 per
bunch. California black figs. 20-lb
boxes. 81 80: cartoons. si2s; Smyrna
figs. sc per III. new dates. re;
sweet apple cider. soc per gal. med.
sweets. s22sQ25 so: tangarlnes. 81.
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PIGOTT & FRENCH Co. "a
West Washington street. Dexter
Horton Bank building. have the
only Linotype Job printing machine
ia the entire Northwest. Catalogues.
pamphlets. etc, at specially low
prices. SAVE MONEY by giving
them an opportunity to figure.
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nih, fWHet tHffp pfliHi Anu0ptf smear
linRs. tba25ei Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
ieoi dirty or timber burned. Zoe. tall
tow. 2itnahe.
JohbIng Quotstions.
The iohbing quotations today we're
as follows.
sugar uohblnEl -uolden g. in bblH.
4Ne. extra G. IN bills. t5ae. powdered.
sMei dry GRADUATED. thc. cube. bke.
beet. o. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. UobbinR) Patent Es-
collent, 1876. Novelty 4. t2o0, Star
tbakernD. t275. California brands.
i.ioi corn meal. yellow. $50 per 100
lbs IN io.ib sacks corn meal. white.
Si.sb per 100 lbs In io.lb sacks. buck
wheat flour. pure. tab0 per 30 lbs In
a-lb sacks. cracked wheat. 1925 per
100 lbs in i0-lb sacks. farina. s2.ss
per 100 lbs In lO-ib sacks; farina. -
per 100 lbs In h-ib sacks. nteel-eut oat
meal. 81 30 per 100 lbs In i0.ib sacks .
graham Hour Ills per 100 lbs in io-ib
sacks. whole wheat -four. sis5 per
100 lbs In i0-lb sacks. rye meal. q 10
per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks rye -four.
f2.25 per 100 lbs In i0-lb sacks: split
peas, i00-ib sacks. 1850. split peas.
81 per 100 lbs In 2s.ib boxer. pearl
barley. iiss per 100 lbs In sacks.
wheat nakes. 7s-ib boxes. $40.
wheat flakes, go per case OF 20 2-lb
pkaH, fancy rolled oats. s2s5 per
bale. In 9-ib sacks corn meal. yellow,
$3.50 per bbl Ia t0-lb sacks. corn
meal white. 1880 per Dbl In b0-ib
sacks. huckwhcat -four. pure. g. 20
per bbi. In Eo-lb sacks: cracked
wheat. 81 per bbi In 5o-ib sacks. steel
cut ont meal. 80 30 per Dbl In b0-tb
sacks: graham Hour. 1870 per Dbl In
b0-ib sacks. whole wheat -four. So per
Dbl In So-ih sacks. rye meal. g. rs per
Dbl IN to-ib sacks. rye -four. ~ per
bbi: fancy rolled cats. $50 lbs net bills.
ss.ts fancy rolled oatn. 1o-lb sacks.
1850. fancy rolled oats. per case.
sg7s.
Coffee UohbinRl Green - Mocha.
per ID. .s1sie. Java. per ID. sta2se.
Costa hiea. eholee. per ID. is@iae.
Observation-Disclosures. la io0-lb eases.
per ewt.. siiTs. e0-lb eases. per cwt.
Siis5i Ssstb eases. per ewt. til.9s.
Java. besih tins. per ~. Csc. sack. sec.
Alden Mocha. JThc; caracoia. sgr.
auatemaia. 2ie. ground coffee. leo
soc. Lion. zoos. tii7s: CSC. ans. &c.
siigs.
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Mrs, Addie Nariham Fields. who
went ta iiehmuaa AZ an organizer
OF the ". = +. a.. last December
writes very hopefully u the work
on that island she has given one
hundred addresses ON ", 9. r. a.
work. has organised two unians and
has names FOR membership IN seven
other puints. Before leaving her-
muda she expects to hold eonvsn-
ton and elect officers for tbs Ter
muda ". &. T. L.
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deer. pai.c: dry ollsa. aGioc; green
elk i0se. sheep potts. 2s19sei shear
linRs. iba25o, ieastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
ieol dirty or timber burned. Toe. tall
low. 2ihW1he.
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Mrs Sarah l. oberhnitzcr. super
intrudont OF the schools savings
BANKS. Is succeeding ia Introducing
that system - Thirst ard economy
uvsfyw here. The latest reported r.
at Gait. ontario where thc hrat de-
paHif II three schools amounted 10
tIt1b. an average - - cents per
depusitar In sumner. Wash. dur
inR the nrat month. 81 pupils de-
posted fin5 50 Tho work 10 popular
Nith teachers. parents and pupils
The banner offered by Miss wfi
lart ga 1891 II the iocai unian gain.
Ing the greatest number af members
during thr ynaF vas awarded 90 the
union a. Harvey, III. 81 the last
national convention. it trHuspirsd
later that the union a. Sacramento.
cal. had gained several more than
Harvey. hut such was not reported
81 the convention. Since the white
RlhhunefH - Harvey have heard
the facts - the matter they have
generously voted o. let the sarfa-
mcuta uulon bold the banner for the
remainder q The year
Miss Ada g lsurehs formerly ~
Pennsylvania. q now a missionary
In cunrspCidn. chile. she has or
Ennirrd q ". g r Z. - which che
Is president. and IL iainE good work
in thn idar - scientific temperance
work she says that the White Rih.
tun IS winning itH way and Is max
ing itself frit amonE the citizenH Of
that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
For san Francisco

The company's ole-
rant steamships
queen. Waiia Waila.
aud umntilla leave
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Qag iirilinuiibc TaIihotln.

Htn : gDrt, 5. 5ebruar. RI Be-
amt2r 6e5 @e6eimoien1t Bureaus Des
S6aBamt5 Departments BADEN ben
Marn. rpeIfer na6 i6rer MnIi9t aae
Die qafdi9ten 81 uro $5z9}oten Ter
9SIteQt bat, fpel6e innerbal6 Der leBtsn
fens Wonute bier in umluuf qtIaBt
nDrcen uno unter Dem 9lamen oSiCi=
liariitts 6ali6gsIo" 6efarr! fno,
eingefarean. Der Nrretant lit 8ioz
pdrni @irduemaut, Elm Si3iljaner, Der
elm 2it6oArcpbsnz uno 8rapeurcez
i6Gft in Rr. 70, MottzS traBs, BE-
trsibt. Die @e6aimO;enI sQqenten BE-
baupten, senaue Snformutior gu 6uz
ben, oaB @iHquemani Die faIi den 90
ten angefertjgt ba5e, tpelfe u6rigens
man8eIbaft ou58eFubrt Teien. 3n Der
MerEItdtte ba5 QrrsItunttn puroen
feline faIIfen Qoten gefuroen. 3uerIt
futftn bic 8eamten ~geglau6t, na5
6aif6g2lD tperoe in Stdlisu angler
tidt. uno bes6alb nurotn ale Don bort
Gier eintrafferoen 8abr3euge 19arf
ii6erna6t. Qtls Die bier StaIintr baj
9ntunft oe5 9ampfers Spartan
9rincs" am leBten 0onnsritcq arretirt
puro:a, ma6tsn oieial6an @r9o6eu.
aus peI6en ~6sr0orginQ, Dap Die fall
ifer g}otsr 6ier uno ni9t in Staten
bergeTteat pproen fsieR. Die 5olge
mar, oaB Die @eb:imOienit Qserten
auf bic Spur Ginquemani's gtleitet
pur6en.