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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-22
The SOUTHERN RAILWAY is

The SOUTHERN RAILWAY is
the most direct line to Texas, Arkan-
sas, Missouri, Kansas, Indian Terri
tory, California, Oregan, Washington,
and all points West.
THROUGH SCHEDULES. FIRST CLASS
SERVICE.
Before purchasing tickets get cor
rect and reliable information about
Routes, Rates, Schedules and Con
nections from Agents of the Southern
Railway.
]. L. Meek, T. P. A.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
c. A. Benscoter, A. G. P. A.,
Chattanooga, Tenn,
Take as good care of the human
machinery as you do of your bicy.
Gle. A medicine that puts liver
and kidneys In right working order
and keeps your health good is DIR
Changers Liver Regulator. Sold
by druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
THE 6. A. R.
PROGRAMME
For tho Convention to BIO
Held In June.

The program for the seventeenth
annual eneampment OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. fourteenth
annual convention 81 the women's
Relief Corps. and tenth annual en-
eampment OF the SONS Of Veterans Ia
be held ln this city june 20. Il. %, "a,
and "a In now In the hands OF the
printer. The committee having the
matter In charge II doing everything
possible to make the AFFAIR a grand
HucooAr, aud u promises TO be one
OF the largest encampmcntH ever
held In this state. Fully 1000 dele
gates 10 the three organizations are
expected 60 be present.
The program fpr the four DAYS
session has been arranged as follows
Tuesday, June so-s p. m. council Of
administration. piiier hotel. p, m.
=, of V. division council. Hotel But
Ter. p. m. reception. itanke habH.
Wednesday, June ai-s a. m. W.
r. G, council. Elks halt 10 a m.
assembling OF eneampent and con-
Ncntion~G, A. ". encampmeng
Ranke hall, W. n c. convention.
Eikz hall =. OF " encampment. Ma
sonic hail. p, m. parade. = .. m.
camp fire. Ranks hall.
Thursday. June 2s-io a m. en-.
eampmsnts and convention eontinu-
ed. =. m. grand encompment ball.
Ranke hall.
Friday. June s5-s a. m. excursion
and clam bake. Port orchard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
FROM
SEC'y. LONG

The chamber Of commerce received
a letter late yesterday afternoon
from Secretary Long. % the navy.
which had been ssnt 10 Senator Fos-
ter In answer To his questions az 10
Why work on trio Port Orchard dry
dock had been discontinued. and why
u vas that workmen were always
brought here from san Francisco TO
work on vessels doeksf at Port or.
chard.
Secretary Long stated In his letter
that an appropriation had been made
for 10 extra buildings as Pos, or
chard. and the contracts for eight u
them had already been let. and bids
are move being opened for the other
four. lie stated that an invsstiRa.
ton showed that skilled wofkmsn
and mechanics could BE- secured here
On short notice. except In few
cases. when extra precaution had 20
be taken in docking varshiops. Mare
Island IL at present better fttsd for
the work on battissilps apd trans
perta than Port Orchard, Tor the
reason that the tools. etc. needed are
AZ Mare island.
Secretary Long also stated that
the department ~ aware Of the good
use Lake Union could be- made Of IN
case a fresh water storage IL deslr.
cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
MONOPOLY
is BROKEN
Santa Fe Confronts Southern
Pacific in California.

Los ANGELES. Cal. May 2f.-The
good people Of San Francisco. who
have been fighting and praying for a
relief from the monopoly - railroad
transportation for yelrs, are about
20 be Eratifed. for the Santa Re
company Will be running unbroken
trains from Chicago 20 Stockton by
the frst o. July, and expects to get
into the city Of San Francisco by the
FIRST OF October next.
At present and always the South
ern Pacific Railway company has
controlled every line Of railroad. 10
the north. south and east that enter
ed Gan Francisco and Of course got
ms own rates for transportation.
There Ia a decided difference OF opfn-
fon aa to the MANAGEMENT Of the
monopoly The Huntington stan
ford Croker syndicate has had
many warm supporters and defend
era. but popular clamor has always
been against them and what they
have done to build up the business
OF the state and develop it, readur-
ces has counted for nothing when the
public mind has undertaken 10 con
slider what they might and what
they should have done.
About one man IN ten Of the citf-
zens Of California win tell you that
the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany IL larely responsible for the
progress and prosperity 81 the state
The other nine viii declare that It IL
soulless and selfish corporation.
conducted for the exclusive benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
THE HUMBOLDT
Is IN PORT

The steamer Humboldt. Captain
o'ciocs this morning from Lynn
canal ports. having on board eom-
panies ~ and Z United states rvRu-
lars. consisting 81 ioT men and three
of'io~rs. Colonel y. l. smith. Cap
tain H. Eiartdke and Captain r. r.
Waterman. The soldiers arr from
Forts nyra and Wranket. and have
hsen relieved by the two companies
Of eoiorsd troopers who went north
ea tho last trip Of the Humboldt.
The returning companies left tails
forenoon on the train fo.r the bar.
racks AZ Vancouver. Wash.
Captain W. w. Robinsen. IT,. tinit.
oil States duariermassrr az Seattle.
who went north on the Excelsior. ru-
turned on the Humboldt lie was
accompanied by Ma wife.
Tnr Humboldt; had a large number
q passengers. nene Of whom werv
from Dawson business ~ said TO
be quiet at Skasway. and no late
particulars Of the bis fir- al Daw-
sou gerp learned while fhe Humboldt
was there. The passenger lis, % the
Humboldt u a. foiiews Capt. W. W
Robinson. g.. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs
Bailey. Captain II, 7. Waterman. Cap
tain II. Tidridxe. J. Il. Taylor. Mrs.
Taylor. John Clancy. J. G, Harry.
Colonel y. I. n. Smith. W. smith.
Miss Flora Sutherland. Mrs q. r.
Anderson. l.. ~. Grifith. AIRS. Nun.
ger lien Jsns-n. q, u, Taylor. Mrs.
J. W Roscoe. g G. White. =. W.
Johnston. and is second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Thursday. occasional light rain.
south 70 southwest winds.
The low pressure area. which was
yesterday central In the walla waiia
country. has moved slightly 70 the
southeast. and IN central IN the vie.
unity Of Boise city. II has been
ehecskd from advancing to the east
ward by n high pressure area in the
Rocgy mountain region. and ia long
continuance In the plateau region mas
caused rains 10 continue in Whsh-
ingtou. Oregon ard California.
Along the coast the highest pressure
IL 3QOs.
The temperature in the coast re-
zion has not changed materially. In
Montana 10 has risen 2 degrees ut
Ralispell. and ~ AZ Helena. II has
fallen degrees at Walia Waiia.
Boise City and winnemucca, respee-
lively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Shsmed to Suicide.

CHAMBERsBuRG. Pa. May ~
Pref~rrinE death to shame. Scott
BurkhoIder. m empiaye of the
Green vHiage Creamery company.
took his life this morning b. cutting
his throat with a razor. Some time
ago ap express parkaxn for the
Creamery company Was recriptrsi for
by BurkhoIder. lie dsated having
received st. ard tue express com
pany Was sued for non-deliyery
Last night Buckhosisr confessed TO
his employer that be had received
the package and appropriated IT,
contents. s.. He was forgiven. and
the matter satisfactorily Adjusted.
but sought death 10 escape shame
He was 20 years % age. the son q
samuel Burkholder. Of this place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
JACK DALTON
INTERVIEWED

JUNEAU. May sa--Iaek Dalton.
the famous Klondike pathfinder IL
In the city from Pyramid harbor.
whsvs he is moving so tons ~ Eeref-
al rrervhandise over the wagon road
from Pyramid harbor 10 rorcuplns
CITY. which is the new city sprung
up AZ the porcupine mines. Min
ing development II doing very nice
~" says Mr.. Dalton. Calhoun
creek Il showing up wonderfully rich
and the snow Il rapidly disappearing.
have heard nothing about = com
pany RginE 70 build railroad this
summer over the trail. but DO know
that Il - the only route 10 the Yukon.
The trail from the Mission IN proving
failure. ~ u would cost tto.0a Or
$50 mo- 90 put in a good road from
Mission to Porcuplne. AMI then they
would have - use two ferries which
wsuld cost more FOR toll 10 run thsm
than Il would cost 20 cross over AMI
20 no the Dalton trail. The rate
FOR freight from Pyramid 20 Poren-
pine city. a distance Of forty miles.
over the new Dalton wagon road, Il
now hve cents n pound. with de-
livery IN about nifty hours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION

chief Reed and Detective III, cud-
lhss are in Victoria today.
J. u. Young. a prominent mining
man from Anaeertcz. il registered at
the Seattle.
y. O. Foster. tnmhsrmaa rom
Hoauiam. II At the seattle.
r. W. Johnston arrived this nora
Ing from skagway and Is stopping At
the SEATTLE,
II. ". Haincs. north western agent
81 the phiiiips-Jutisan company. has
returned from hts trip TO Va teouVsr
and Portland.
A. r. eroneuwfii. manager o, the
Phliiipa- Juinon company. 10 around
again. after having heen confined TO
the house for several days on &C.
count u liinenA
c, J. ssesple. district passenger and
freight akrut ~ ths Southern Pacific
railway. has Eonr 70 centrAua to-
DAY.
T. j. Coytc. District passenger
agent - the G. y r.. left for TIA
eansA this morning
r. p Eiiis. general agent Of ts-
q. II. & y Hallway. - cut OF to~n
for a few day.
A. Mcdonald arrived recentiy from
san Francisco. and IL a CUES; at the
Butler. lie - enanrctsd with the
sschNahacher orovrry company Of
thls city.
Dr. Schribsr and wife are guests at
the Butler. They came out recently
from Dawson city.
Frank n Hubheii. % san Fran
eiaco. Is registered nc the Hutisr.
He 10 in the city looking after his
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
A DELAY IN
GETTING AWAY

The steamer brunswick with TIRE
steel barEew % the Emrare Transpar-
tailon company in tow will not set
away Tor ~. Michael tomorrow as
scheduled. oNtnE to the delay in ieas-
ing she earEeH Zoe the ncran trip.
and the late arrival Of the steamer
National CITY. which IL 20 assist In
towing the bargea 1, vas stated
today that both steamers have been
chartered only for the one trip to
ST Michael The Alliance. however.
in expected to lssys on June 10 for 81.
Michael. carrying freight and pas
ssnEers. and the company IL now
Negotiating Tor the charter Of two
steamers Al san Franrisco 90 handle
the kl0udike tFaific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
aausnMrsr nuurrrN.
THIRD AVENUE TaEArER
The Three Gpardsmen."

Of a few plutocrata who have made
enormous fortunes hX rahhlnE the
people Without entering into this
discussion. which has absorbed a bal
part Of the attention OF the callfor-
mia people for nearly a quarter of a
century it Will be universally ad.
mltted that competing railway syHs
tenn VIII b. a great benefit 10 the
state aud therefore Is a matter Of
general eonsratulatmn, II = very
likely that the SAME men who have
made ~ mnch fuss about the South
crn racile IN thu past Will seon be
attacking the Santa Pc Hyatem with
equal fernelty. bscause. ~ rule,
railroad men prefer Go manage their
interests after their own msthesia
and 10 follow their own Judgment ins
stead of following popular ciamor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
DANUBE IN
A bad FIX
High and Dry Near
Cape Nudge.
WILL Be DIFFICULT TO SAFE HER
Such Is the Statement Made by
tho officers Of the
Humboldt
WILL Be DIFFICULT TO SAFE HER

According TO the officers 81 the
steamer Humhoidt. which arrived
this morning. the British steamer
Danube IL stlli ashore IN the vicinity
OF Cape Nudge. and the prospects, OF
her being fioatcd again are poor. The
steamer IL stuck hard ana fast on the
beach. At low tide she in almost
high and dry. and her wheel can be
plainly seen.
IL is a mystery to the officers Of
the Humboldt a. 10 how the Danube
happened Go be steering a course
which took her four miles out Of the
regular channel. and ultimately hard
and fast lahore, This part Of the
cast Is considered to be particularly
dangerous. and vessels invariably
steer a certain midway course.
When the Humhosdt passed the
Danube. no TUGS OF beats were al
the scene % the disaster. ami to all
appearances no efforts were being
mad 10 set her OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
ALONG THE WHlRvES

The four maafed schooner Car.
rier Dove. which arrived here yeater-
day frnm Honolulu for ~ Michael
with a cargo Of freight under charter
~ the North American Trading q
Transportation company.
Tho British ship P8wya castle has
completed inadinK her cargo ~ four
AZ the Centennial NH. and has haul
81 aus IN the stream. she viii leave
saon for China
The steel bsrTes Emrare and Tan.
ana 81 the Empire Transportation
company. are alongside the south
hunkers receiving cargo ~ coal
They Wffl leave about the latter part
u the month FER al Michael
Steam frciEhtrr Santa crur. 81 thc
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
win ieave shortly for Lynn canal
ports with = cargo 81 powder.
The Washington 4 Alaska steam
ship camfsa ay. operating the steam
srs CITY = Seattle ana Faraiiou. has
moved into ~ neW aud good spa
cioua quarters ~ III James street
Steamer nlrige. % the Alaska
sfeamsalp company. = scheduled q
sail tonight for Lynn canal ports
'rha Diriso has been oserhauied from
boa q stern. and ls practically a
nov vessel Tho sfatcFoomm have
been fiftsd ont new IL il expected
that the Diries win make better
time than she did previously.
Steamship Queen arrived early this
morning frrnp san FRANCHISE. having
on beard n large number ~ nahsen-
gers. or these several were book
ID Tor Alaska The rmafitia sailed
At II 30 o'clock for san Francisco
with a large lie; of passengers.
Licenses 90 wed have harn issued
% william Edmund fanxdon. ARE IS.
~ Seattle. and Katharine Francis
Doyle. as a.. ~ Chicago stephen !.
Randall. axe e. and Nargurr Van
cromphant. are 81. both o Seattle:
= mas - ~ lNaHAffAFs 8AN ~ fFAHH HNNAAA
Iloarisan. age -. both II Seattle
Charles ~. Errkins. are =. ard Hat
lie sabisgon. are Is. both of Seattle.
DR.. Francis r. Clark. f9unae- n
the Christian Fndeavnr organization.
waii arrive In the city tonight on the
SIS o'clock train from Portland,
T'he - convention reception eon-
mlitre viii meet him. ard from the
train they viii so to the Rainier
Grand. whore dinner viii be served.
There will b. mass meeting at
the First Baptist church In Fourth
street. near James. at T.n o'clock. 20
which everybody u cordially lnvit-
ed
". c. Ewing. chairman 81 the con-
venflnn committee vii preside. ana
nr CLARK will talk on Christian En-
deavor work.
August HomhurKer has taken 90,
= building permit for alterations a.
i6i James street. Ia cost ss5s u. e.
Sinaou. far alterations al 2el Fourth
avenue south. 10 cost so; y =
Hartland for alterations a, ZOO sixth
avenue. II cost $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
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TWO SCIENTISTS
IN TROUBLE

buffalo. ~. Y. May ,i--Two
well known members 81 the Christian
Science circles. Mr. and Mrs Geo.
n. Rintsr. were arrested here yester-
day on the charge OF granddaughter.
In causing the death OF nine year old
Ralph T. Saunders. They were held
under 1880. under the United States
laws. as the death occurred at Fort
Forter. which IL federal ground. The
parents Of the boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Saunders. were also arrest
ed. They were released last night
on bail. The child IL said to have
died from pneumonia and without
medical treatment
James Saunders was formerly col
lector Of customs for Puget sound.
and was stationed at Port Towns
end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24

timent was against tho granting oi
franchises ard IN favor ~ pnhlie
norHhip 81 the street railways
RESOLUTIONS we're drafted and adopt.
ed recommending the purchase BY
The city of an street railways in
Seattle. and also the cedar river
water power and iieht system.
p u Lewis and N. Nolte & CO..
~ Cumberland. have been granted n
liquor license by the county commits.
slauers.
The board 81 county commission
era has Instructed County Auditor
Evensen 70 call Tor bids for draw
bridge 10 be constructed aerpan tbc
white river near orlllia.
The county commissioners have
awarded the contract for painting the
interior OF the county hospital to
t. " Smith whose BID ~ seis was
the lowest out Of nine submitted.
A, ~ King has brought suit in
the superior court against James
liiaiop. whom he alleges has refused
10 pay any attention q a notice 20
yaeatc the premises at fi2ia Ycsler
way king asks the court Tor au
order Of restitution and 500 dam
aeoa.
The funeral services u n. T..
nrscce were held a the family resi-
deuce IN brooklyn n n o'clock this
morning Mr Breeze was the father
OF Police officer Bfeecr. stationed AZ
Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Delayed TIL Friday.

TACOMA. May st--Atter eousid-
cradle legal spaffing over different
motions intsrposed by the county In
the condemnation proceedings instl-
tuted By the saoaualmic Fails Pow
or company. Judge Carroll an
ally gave the couaty twenty four
hours 20 Me It's answer and eontinu-
Ell the hearing to Friday. In the
meantime Witnesses on behalf Of tho
county are 10 view the road witch
u u proposed 20 condemn, and be
ready 20 be heard at that time. All
this is preliminary TO the question
whether a Jury shall bcorsier ed 20
appralNe the damages,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Seeking to Change Rates

ST. PAUL. MINI. May st-Ths
hardware jsbberH Il the Middle
West coast werr IN difference yes
teriay with the tsanie managers Of
n. 0rest Northern AMI the Northern
Pacific roads. The Pacific coast
jobbers are asking Tor higher rate
% tarlu 20 be applied g. parts q
carloads than are applied 10 car
load shipments. The jobbcrs of the
largest houses Ia the Middle West
are opposing them. Tho conference
10 In progress today and eumpros
mise seems probable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
TWO FILIPIN0S
SURRENDER
They Stole Through the Amer.
lean Lines.
Stunning Fight estwssn . ssty Of
Rebels and the unitsd
States Rsguisrs.

MANILA. May 2i--Malors Guisson
and Mapus. two members Of the FL
ipino general stan. stole through the
American lines and surrendered this
morning. General fav-fon's rear
guard. consisting Of dstachments II
the Third and Twenty second In
fantry. while escortins the signal
corps from san Miguel to BaHnsn,
today. had a running nght for the
whole distance OF ten miles. The
Americans lost one killed. anil one
officer and fourteen priyatss wound
ed. They captured twenty insur-
gents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
TWENTY FILIPINOS
WERE SLAIN

MANILA. May q General Law.
ton. with the main body ~ his troops
has reached Maiols II n learned
that 70 Insurgents were killed and 90
wounded in the engagement With
Major Bells scouts west 81 Baeolor
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24

Gen. Ieith NJ. Wilson, head of the
Engineer corps. viii arrive in the
city tonight and tomorrow. accom-
panied by Major Fiah. head at the
department. a. Portland. aud Capt
Taylor, WIN h. the head OF the de-
partment ln this city. viii 81 out
over the =, a I, II. a. 60 look over
tho proposed site OF the Lake Union
canal. and to Inspect Magnolia Hlu'f.
reception will be given 20 Gen.
Wilson az the Rainier-dfand Friday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24

bADfns' Black Hose. excellent
wearing. sc value. only g. a pair.
LADIES Fine Seamless Fast Black
lose. rc-cnforoed heels and toes.
strand wearing. actually worth lie.
only Zoe a palr.
LADIES Egyptian combed Cotton
Hose fine white splleed solee. heels
and toss. perfect itting. grand
wearing. zae pair.
CHILDREN Fine Fast Black Rib
bed Seamless Hose, splendid wear
INK. Toe . pair.
CHILDREN Extra Heavy Bicycle
Iluao. double heels and toes, just
the thing for hard service. lie n
paiE. pair 6ec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
- sasa==-s=szs
JUSTIN MCCARTHY
FINALLY RETIRES

CORK. May "a. The Examiner an
nounces the retirement Of Justin Me
Carthy from Parliament and public
life, Mccarthy IL 90. has sat IN Par
lament for 70 years representing the
county Of Lonkford and Derry CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
SEATTLE IRkLINCs.

Charles y. johnson. sx-phsrfn -
Peoria county. III. has arrived IN
the city with the necessary request
tloa "a take Me- and Airs. Dr Bsn
Howard back with aim 60 answer 20
the charge OF murder.
Clark VI. <etsistua has resigned his
position a. private secretary Of Pres.
dent J u. FarrslI u the Pacinc
coas, ccnpany. 60 arcep, a position
with G J Smith. Mr.. Setfieton was
private SECRETARY to Mr. Smith. when
he vas president " the Pacific Coast
company and upon the iaitrr's rssls.
nation Mr.. Netiistnn remained sifh
Mr. Farrell In the same capacity.
Prosecuting Attorney McEiroy hss
served notice on Col. James iiamii-
ton Lewis. attorney Tor the condemn
"a murderer. Charles W. SonisiHoru
that on June he viii make a motion
IN the supreme court AZ Olympia 20
dismiss the appeal faken BY Nords-
,rum from Judge Jacobs decision.
Tho union Transit company has
commenced suit In the superior court
against \. q. .slmpson et al. 10 re
cover ftsoa TTssy aiiewe that during
the kiondiks excitement Mr.. simp-
son chartered tho steamer Utopia
but has only paid part Of the con-
tract price
JAMES N. Corner. an architect.
brought suit yesterday IN the superb.
Or court 20 recover 1910 81 from the
snoaualnie Falls Power company for
services rendered Tn drawing plans
for the eompany's buildings
william Edmund I.auEdon. ~ this
city and Katharine Frances Doyle.
Of Chicago. were married yesterday
in the parlorH u the Hotel Seattle
Judge ". II. Moore OF the superior
court performed the ceremony. Afr.
and Mrs LanFsion left this morn
ina for Victoria.
The old building adjoining the pub
lic library. which was AZ one time
used as roaehmen's house in con
neetlon with the Yesler manIan. has
been opened "a a mems reading
room. Carpenters have been at work
for the past month remoiellng the
building.
Frank johnson. the victim ~ Mon.
DAY nights cutting srrapc. r. In a
serious condition today. lie persist
81 in leaving the hospital last night.
and a. n consequence he took cod.
and hernorrhage occurred this morn
ing He was taken back 60 the hos
pital. and Dr. Kechuie was called
ut g o'clock and attended him for
several hours.
The funeral services Of Miss Jose
phlne Tight were held "a the chapel
OF the Ross seminary this afternoon.
at 2;3o o'clock.
The Philharmonic society gave n
rehearsal in Sherman & Ciay's music
hall last night. Tho society IL max.
ing great preparations FOR tho enter
talnmcnt in the seattle thcator next
Saturday evening.
Three dlphtheria guarantees were
raised by Inspector Emery this
morning from the following resi-
dences: a. Peterson, corner First
avenue west and Republic street.
Oscar Bleknm. Tenth avenue west
and Garfield street. and Harry But
terworth, b2l olympia avenue. over
10000 It. Of rm-aldehycle gas was
used in the fumigation.
At the negslnr weekly meeting Of
the Single Tax soclety last night. in
the office of the Herald In the Bailey
building, the subject OF franchises
was discussed. The expressed SEN