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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-14
w. S. TAYLOR
NOMINATED

LEINoToS. Ky. July it-w. $.
Taylor WAS dominated Tor governor
b. aeciamation at this mornings
session q IN. Republican eoavsu-
ton.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
I'M

The only perfect reproduction OF
the es-Fitzslmmons fight will
be given In It's entirety at the Sc
attic theater this evening. The ~
lustrations are the most perfect ever
seen. and much better than those Of
the -Corbett hs4ht which
we're given here. Every picture Ia
perfect, and the audience Will be able
20 discern the blows as they are Civ
en-. There IL nothing objectionable.
and ladies are invited.
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Electric Plant Sold.

nAKrn cry. or. July NV. L.
Ntneent. 81 seattle. has purchased
from Frank Gelser of this city. the
snmptcr electric tyht plant paying
hsrefor tsoea.
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The sales were Golden Tunnel. GO /.
weathsrby Bonansa. 1000. Index
foronitr Copper. 1000. Pacific Coast.
30. Legal Tender. 500. and Pacific
Coast 1900
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SCOTCH LAWNS. handsome, fast
eolored patterns. cheap at &C.. sell
Ing at. ...sss.s..ssst,..sbs "a yard
LACE FASTAEfE. rich sheer
fabric. beautiful fast colored pat
terms. was selling At ioc 20 i2c. sDe-
elai clearance sale price. Te yard.
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moarMWEsTERm STOCKS

At the Northwest Mining En-
change today there we're Indications
Of an advance
TIE following calls and bids were
made:
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WE MEAN BUSINESS.....
WITH OUR"
Wash Goods Clearance Sale

The Bargains are Genuine; the Cut Prices Bona
Fde the goods Exactly as Represented; every
yard of sheer Wash Goods Must Go. The early
caller gets the best assortment to choose from.
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Special Sale-f1ne note paper. IN
boxes. Denny -coryelI Co. Tis LIST ave
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BATIsTE CORD. q pretty sheer fab
ric. before sale price " aud DC.
sale price ....s..s...,st.,Bc yard.
Genuine Imported FRENCH DIMf-
TY. the prettiest wash goods Of
the season. some merchants have
been getting AZ high as Csc a yard
for these goods. our clearance sale
price. ..............a.iie a yard
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Two Grand Special Wrapper Values

Ladies' Fine Fast coiored LAWN
WRAPPEitfsi pretty braid trim
med on shoulder. caps, collar and
euns wide fiouneinR nj bottom OF
skirt. long tiRiit fittlng waist lin
ing. splendidiy made throughout;
bought TO sell at ti.ss. special sale
price .s..ss.s. ..ssfs.s.st1ls9 faet
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ladies' Fine Fancy PBRCALE
wRAPPERs. handsome braid.
trimmed front ana back. long tight
nttlnE waist lining. turned arm
seams. apiendidly made through
OUT ti.as value: special sale price.
q. o.. .sst+ss.st.-.......- 100 each
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\ FITTING ROOM IN CONNECTION WITH THIS DEPARTs
CUSTOMER DESIRES n WE FIT ALL WRAPPERS. SIX
AfsTs BEFORE LEAVING THE STORE.
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30,0O0 Shares of the Capital Stock Are Offered at
 $7.5O PER SHARE.

This company OWNS ONE HUN DRIED AND SIXTY ACRES OF, ZINC c LANDS IN FEE SIMPLE ,at Spring City, Mo-, in the heart of the Missouri Kansas zinc mining district. Also leases on ninety-four acres of producing, drilled and proved zinc land at Orono- go, Mo-, one of the richest and most re- liable producing mining centers In the MissouriKansas district.
 THE COMPANY OWNS THE LIT TILE CIRCLE MINE, THE LITTLE NUGGET MINE, and has five other mines on these lands paying royalties to 1t.
 The present NET PROFIT from the two mines owned by the company and the five mines paying royalties to it is $16,704.04 PER MONTH, $2O0, AS. 4S PER ANNUM, 20 PER CENT. ON ITS EN- TIRE CAPITAL STOCK.
 Commencing June list the company will pay ONE PER CENT. MONTHLY DIVIDENDS on the par value of it's stock, and in addition have a yearly surplus of $S0000, ,0OO to develop its un- developed lands and acquire other pay ing properties, from which extra divi- dends will probably be declared from
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CITY POINT YACHT CLUB.

Annual Sail and Clambake at Double
 Beach.
 Promptly at S:3O yesterday morning, at the sound. of the last gun, the City Point Yacht club fleet hauled up an chors and started off on the opening sail of the year. The clubs destination was Double Beach and the course af- forded many opportunities for friendly contests between the boats in the diff ferent classes.
 A splendid breeze was blowing and the run was made quickly. At o'clock all the members sat down to an old fashioned clambake, to which all did full justice The afternoon was spent in ball games, rowing contest, etc., and at o'clock the start was made for home All the boats had arrived before o'clock and all who participated in the cruise united in pronouncing it the most enjoyable of all.
 The members who took part and their boats are as follows:
 Sloops - Spray, Commodore Frank Swift; Nelle Vice Commodore Charles Stevens; Stranger Fleet Captain Gus Marshall; Cora, George Ashton Kay; Paula, Clarence Eaton; Annie, Samuel Harrison; Edna, George Roberts; Flor ence B., F. H. Simmons; Bessie A., George Randall; Two Johns, William Leonard; Freda, Frederick Delert; Her. aid, John Spear.
 Catboats Nahma, John Hackett; Handy Andy, Andrew McQueeny; FL len D., George Kay, ST.; Georgte R., Jo- seph Allen.
 Jib and mainsails-Algeria, ex-Com- modore Barnes; Madeleine, John Ma son; Typhoon, Frederick Catlin Daisy Bell George Adams; Mine, John Me Gam; Tarra, Richard Williams.
 Naphtha launch--Stephen Hedrick.
 Sharpies = Lucretia, Frederick Yale; Pop, Frank Miller; Alice, Charles Pond; Etta, William Smith; Flirt, Captain Eaton.
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JAMES B. SMITH, Banker and Broker,
 CHURCH STREET, New Haven, Conn., dssssssn dGssRssGss

dock, and during the civil war, in 1861, O. H. Platt was senator from this dis trict, and o. B. Arnold, representative from Merden. In '62 I. c. Lewis, who was an eX-president of the Meriden Britannia company, was Meriden's rep resentative, and in '63 Colonel Dexter R. Wright of Meriden, afterward lead- ing New Haven lawyer. Tn '64 James M. Townsend of New Haven was sen ator and o. H. Platt representative, and in '65 Lynde Harrison of this city sena- tor and O. S. Williams representative.
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ADVANCE TO Se.oo

per shan June list, and the right is reserved to further advance the price without notice.
 The output of these mines is matter of public record, and can be verified through any banker in Joplin, Mo.
 Application will be made to have this stock listed on the Boston Stock Exchange.
 Send for prospectus and full information.
 Checks made payable to the order of James B. smith, should accompany appll- cation in order to secure allotment
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YACHT CLUB,s OPENING sAIE.
Members of the New Haven Club Enjoy Annual Clam bake.

One of the most enoyable opening sails thus far held by the New Haven Yacht club was participated in by the club members yesterday. Starting from the anchorage on the sound of the last gun at 9:30, the fleet, headed by Com- nlodore H. A. Seymour in his sloop yacht Seabelle, the members enjoyed their first sail of the year.
 The day was splendid one-an ideal sailing day. The wind blew fresh from the westard and with long, uniform tacks the big boats cleared the harbor. Outside the wind was stiffer and quite puffy, but with true yachtsmanly spirit the amateur shippers continued to carry full sail, and with boats well over on their sides many of them tried the quail ities of their respective boats. On the trip down the harbor the race was won by the Mai r. H. Brewster's thirty footer which made the distance in six ty-five minutes, which is very good time considering the fact that it was beat to windward all the way down. The course pursued was from the flagship's anchorage and Groves bar buoy to and around Adams Fall buoy, to and around Black buoy off Savin Rock, re- turning to start, leaving all buoys on Starboard hand.
 By 8 o'clock all boats dropped their anchors in the Cove and going ashore the clubmeE enjoyed a good old-fash- toned steamed clambake. The start for home was made at 5 o'clock, all arriv ing safely at the yacht club anchorage before the wind died out.
 The boats with their owners which started out were as follows:
 Flagship Seabelle Commodore H. A. Seymour, Washington; schooner Chris tine, M. D. Durham; Curlew, Major AL bee; steamer Tantalus, G. Mugford, Hartford; Ceres, J. H. Parish; W. G. B., Winfield G. Bushnell; sloop Rival, T. H. Hammer, Branford; Cycler, Frederick Nettleton; Mai, Frederick F. Brewster; Dewey, c. S. Hamilton; Cypress, MT. Gilbert; Madeline, John Mason; Ty- phoon Frederick K. Catlin; catboat Nellie, M. D. Flames; Castanea, Albert Coxeter; Kitten F. w. Wright.
 Those on board were:
 Dewey--C. s. Hamilton, owner; MT Earle and son, John s. Fowler, George M. Gum.
 Seabelle Commodore Seymour of Washington, H. s. Vail, Edward Mans field, Ewen Mcintyre George E. Dud- ley.
 Nellie-M. D. Flames '99, owner; w. D. Cushman '99, George Dautel '99, Will liam Curtis '99
 Tantalus-A Mugford, Hartford, own er; Dr. r. w. Brown, F. o. Mugford, D. $. Perry, F. A. Hosmer.
 Kitten-E. w. Wright. owner; Robert Wellman, Louis Manville, F. E. Beecher, Alexander McWilliams.
 Castanea-Captain J. Coxeter, owner; Charles Manville, F. Burns, J. Basser- man, Albert Schollhorn.
 CycIer--Frank Nettleton, owner; E. A. Anketell jr., Charles Nettleton.
 Mai-F. F. Brewster, owner; w. E. Bushnell.
 w. G. B.-W. G. Bushnell, owner Jo- seph Sargent, F. F. Brewster
 Christine--M. R. Durham, F. w. Him. man, F. F. Lewis, E. B. Baker.
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B0StOn-Little Circle Zine Co.
 Of JOPLIN Missouri SHARE CAPITAL $1,OOO,O00| Divided
 Assessab
OFFICERS AND pIREcToRs:
c. A. BRALEY, President.

c. A. BRALEY, President. (Also President of the oronngo Mining
 Co.,, and VicePres. of the Kansas City,
 Mo-, Suburban Belt Line.) c. H. HAMMETr, Vice-President an d
 Secretary. GEORGE BALL, Mgr. at Mines.
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A. VALUABLE BOOK.

Connecticut Register From 1776 to 1881
 -Meriden's Representative in 1912.
 Representative Ellsbree of Meriden has secured a bound volume of the Con necticut state register from 1776 to 1SS1 The book is considered valuable for the reason that there were only 250 of them issued. There are only two of them in Meriden, the other being owned by Francis Atwater. In 1872, the represen- tative from Meriden was Samuel Pad
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GttY Advertisements.
AMENDMENT OF ORDNANCE D ABATEMENT OF TAXES. SslSsl

l AMENDMENT OF ORDNANCE DH
 ABATEMENT OF TAXES. K sss l Be it Ordained by the Court of COmmoHS
 Council of the City of New Haven 8S5xs That Section 4S2. page 277, of the DitY
 Ordinances be- and is hereby repealed aAQ
 "seetion 4S2 The Mayor and Hoard q Elkls dermen of the City of New Haven I11T abate the taxes assessed against perso14
 who are poor and unable to pay. caslsin8 ords of the said Board and a dnpliGat8l thereof to be delivered to the Collector X 1 In Beard of Aldermen, May ID, 188n,4sB Read, accepted, and ordinance passed by 8s majority of ali Aldermen present una 'ab-l 1 sent. AsEl lsgEF In Board of Councilmen, May 8, 1868. 4 Accepted, and ordinance adopted by q mass absent. < Approved May 22d, 1S99 ss .sssssg | To take effect June Sd, 1899. SS A true copy of record. E1V
 my30 St City CIefkss8s
 - = CATTLE IN CITY LIMITS. 1E. Be 1t Ordained by. the Court of Common Council of the City of New Haven 9ss Ordinances be amended by striking out fhes words Tor cattle' in the seventh and efevzg enth line thereof and by inserting after the words 'The Board of Health shall haysS power to grant licenses to suitable perSofS to keep cattle in suitable places withins f3a a6S limits of the City of New Haven v S5 ffl3lls' when so amended said Section shall fead as follows: aS M
 Section 251. Every person who shall keep any horses, cattle, goats or swine in sai ids. city shall keep or maintain the buIldifela stable, pen or other place in which enc3I
 animal or animals shall be kept in such 9 ,. clean condition, and dispose of the manuf8X in such a manner that the neighbors or pey sons passing in the street shall not be if24 cOmmoded by the smell tdlerefrom 3N9
 The keeping of swine within the llrnitS of the City of New Haven without d Icen58 from the Board of Health is hereby pr12s hibited except as heretofore provided fo6 persons licensed to kill and dress anfm8la { tSection 253 of these OrdinanceH) Nh6s X Board of Health shall have power to gr41lf < licenses to suitable persons to keep cattle in suitable places within the limits Of thi3 City of New Haven. No license shall bS N granted to keep swine within 16O feet {I6 x the residence of any other person than th1N Ns one to whom such license Is granted. N N
 In Board of Aldermen, May 15, 1S90~s Read, accepted, and ordinance passed by r Z majority of all Aldermen present and hks sent Gfsa
 In Board of Councilmen, May 8. 1S90.-. Accepted, and ordinance passed by a maj0i6 ity of all Councilmen present and absent
 Approved May 22d, 1899 ss#@
 To take effect June 3d, 1899. "
 A true copy of record. 9RA3
 Attest; RICHARD F. LYON. sS
 my30 St City Clerk A4
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COLONEL DoHERTY FOR SHERIFF
Said That He Will Be Named By Sher-
 if A. B. Durham.

"A.
 Yesterdays Waterbury American says: It was rumored about town this afternoon that John B. Doherty, former colonel of the Second regiment, would be appointed deputy sheriff of Water bury by Sheriff-elect A. B. Durham. The position is now held by William J. Rigney and although most of MT. Dun hams appointments were made yester- day, MT. Rigney's name was not among the list. It is further said that Colonel Doherty did not enter the race until re- gently, and that when he was aware that MT. Doherty would accept the po- sition Mr. Durham withheld MT. Rig neys name from the list of appoint ments. Others seeking the office are ". ". Heater and Everett P, Perkins, MT Doherty could not be found when seaeched for this afternoon. Sheriff I unham and MT. Doherty have been Ultimate friends for some time past.
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time to time. The. company will double its present earnings within year by the erection of new mills and the de velopment of other properties. The company also has an ample amount of treasury stock to be used in acquiring and developing other properties. , THIRTY THOUSAND SHARES of the par value of ten dollars each are now offered for subscrintion at
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CAPITAL, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
 $10O, 900. $1,000.000. The Union Trust Company

NEW HAVEN CHARTERED by the State of Connectl- cut with authority to act as Executor Ad- ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee under will or deed.
 Is q legal depository of money paid Into Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations aud Individuals, and administers trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidences of indebt- edness manage sinking funds, and do all business such as Is usually done by Trust Companies
 It also does a general Banking business, collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re- ceives deposits. The principal of each Trust apart from the general assets of the Com pany.
 This Company Is by law regularly exam ined by the Bank Examiner of the State of HENRY L. HoTCHKIss. President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer,
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$7. 50 PER SHARE,

at which price it NETS THE INVEST OR 16 PER CENT. SUBSCRIBERS NOW BECOME ENTITLED TO THE MAY DIVIDEND PAYABLE JUNE 1ST. . t1ha of etc
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Entertainments.
WILL EXHIRIT

At New Haven, THURSDAY, June 1, 1899. ,,, J. H. LaPEARL'S Great Allied shows
 Menagerle. and Spectacular Roman Hipno- drome $25,000 Feature; the largest living Hlppoopotamus in captivity, weighing 6,000
 TWO performances; doors open at and D. m. Will positively exhibit at Washing ton avenue and Boulevard. my2O 27 S1
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! J. c. STEWART. (President Exchange Bank of Webb City, Mo, and of Centre Creek Mining Co. N. w. JORDAN. (vice- President American Loan and
 Trust Co.,. Boston) CHARLES F. SEARLE.
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rAs o,aa css.sy YeesAss.' As,,s,.s,sa.

NJ oCna eesaty YsasAes1 Assoeaasisa.
The sducaional work a . county 10
prstty accuratsly redssted in the annual
meeting Of its teachers. Questions of
mutual interest are discussed and opi,
Jon 10 freely ventilated Never a year
passes without its educational hobby or
tad vita supporters and enemies 10
discuss it pro and cou. Tbis year is no
exception and the old ghost of Nature
Study has been replaced by the nsw
and wonderful Spear method Of teaching.
This method hss bsso held up in many
places - the great Anal pens-sa OF al
educational lille and while Delta county
has not fallen into such ahs urd depti .
Of enthusiasm over Il. esaossvalism Of
safe dimensions psrvsding the teaching
corI . Of the county. The nsttss formed
ono OF the leading points q discussion.
! st Saturday morning. as the teachsr.'
ass ,cia n meeting. Aiss Nina Math-
sws ably illustrated tho merits OF the
system through class work ot the first
grad-. Mrs. RobinsOn added some
valuable illustrations from her expe I.
iencs in this winters work.
Other exercises aud pspsrs as per
program with lively discussion. fnishe
successful mornings work.
In the afternoon the meeting adiour
ned from Il schoolh. = to the NJ. E
church and it is safe 70 say that no
tsashers' meeting ever before convened
in Delta attracted larger audience Of
intelligent and interested listeners and
participants. A paper that would at
tract unusual attention for its merit in
any city in tho state was road by Miss
johnson. formerly Of the Minneapolis
schools. on the subject u her apeciali-
zation, English Literature. There was
a general feeling that sny discussion
would detract from the splendid paper.
The paper Of Mr.. Getty vas finely
prepared and most ably discussed by
Mr. Fred Hotchkis., Pres. W. II. Bur
1T OF Dist. No. l. Rev. Wool. Supt.
smith u Grand Junction. and oth.rs.
The treat OF the day. 10 JUICE from
the general interest taken. vas tho dis
cussion Of Mrs Lew Wallacs's fsmor .
article. The Murd r Of the Innocen is.
Among the lsdies VI the commu nit,
who participated in this discussion were
Mesdames Mercy Dingman. r. 8. K-lso.
]. W. Sanders. Mary Bsssles. Cbss. ID.
johnson and J. p. Kesnohan. Tho
papers were must carefully sud excel
lently prepared and the isdiss are 90 b-
compiimented on the conservative and
scholarly toDs os their Efforts. They
zrs hearing NO end os complimsnts from
members OF the audience. The gentle
msn ~ho also aided in tn. discsssion
we're Rev. Wood snd Judge kioG.
Looking upon the rcsult u tho meet
ing 10 whole ton much credit csnno .
extended TO our county superintsn,ient.
Mv. n. ]. BROWNE. who hss slscsdy
IN ~ many Laurel wsestLes in tie
w1sk Il sdueati0n-
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Friday night lest IsEe crowd a.
tended the advertisement At Eckert hall.
given BY the Ssrssc~ crs-k ladies .
the t-n~ts a Will E1 sar. who 10 s'ill 10
tic Ssiills hnpitsl under the caro- oe
DR.. =. n. Cucheos. A One program vac
rendered. ssses vhich quite nuab,r -
the ,Ssng EIks sena'nssl sud dan, ~
sntiI sft~s midnight. eHG1 ~.s cle.r.-t.
D:Iis county 10 full u kindhesrte<s
popI- vho aSssys rssp,yd to . call a
this char setter.
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For soms tims Sheriff Downtain has
bsen cogoizant a the fact that . gang
o countesfsitsrs had their hesdqusrt
10 this vicinity. and he has known for
some time Who the leaders we're and hes
had his eye constantly upon theu,. lie
has becn waiting tor developments
vi-reby he might gtt more Il thso. but
..velopments yesterday convinced him
that it was time to oct. and accortlingly
he arrested one W. W. Elliott and has
him in Jail. He at once wired to Rico
and ordered the arrest oe ooe Art States
and today rent over there for him. The
sheriff has the fellows 't3sad to rights.'
With Elliott he captured . full set {
eounterfsjte rs' tools and materials TO.
Manufacturing spurious money. Some
~ . ago . intercepted . lsttsr vri, .,
( an eastern city ordering materials Tor
making money, s.d b.s the same in Ais
p secession. He also has considerable
other evidence. and there sssms 10 b
no chance for the fellous 70 ssesps
punishnsnt.-TeIluride Journal.
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}. Ralph Philips entertained few ol
his young married friends at whis'. last
Friday evening.
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W. r. Travis. of Delta. came in Wed
Ds sdsy evening for . visit With old
friends In Lake City.-Phonogrsph.
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Mn. G. T. Emery. Of Portland. Ne.
has rented the Butler cottage and will
make il her homo