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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-13
visitors at chautauaua.


Mrs. Hils, two children and nurse, OF
Seattle, are in THE Paper Weight" cot
tage
Rev Rogers and family. of snohomish.
occupy the Crane cottage. while Mrs.
Phelps and daughter are In the Yeas
home.
Mrs Carrie shsw-Rice OF Tacoma. is
at home In Madroua villa. her own cot
tage, with Mrs. W. d. Wood. Of Seattle,
for next door neishhor.
Mrs. NJ, Scott ana Mrs. McNceiv OF
Everett, are domiciled IN the Traver cot
tage. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Wilmington
and their guests. Miss Grace Jones and
Miss Mary owens. all OF Seattle, are In
the Holgaie. Mrs. George Ward OF &C.
attic. occupies her own cottage on 8ry-
DIR. steuart and family are sojourning
In the Bates place. while Mr. jay Coll
well and family are in Dr. Pierces old
MIR Davidson. wife and two children.
Mrs Freed and family. OF Seattle, are
In the Holgate and EellS cottages
Mrs and Miss Curtis ana Miss Philips.
ail o. Seattle. are in the Good Templars
Mrs. Mendenhan and Mrs. Mslanev.
With their children. are In the Judd cot
taEe
Rev. L J. sawyer and hi. sixty boys
members o. Ksmo Sontent make music
for the entire community.
Two stately eeders form the entrance
70 ls~QaL1n, WfTre the family OF Rev.
DUNLAP. u seattle g. located
The VARSITY ciaa" consists og Mas
Jessie Allen. Miss Ella Allen, Miss Mar,
Pratt Miss Ruth Pratt Mrs knight AMI
Miss knight. all Of seattle. Miss Ilarf
q Hoauiam. and Miss Sylvester. OF
Olympia
At Paradise camp are Miss Annie Ma
son. Miss Phoebe l. Jones. Miss Lille
Jones, Miss Dell Jones' Miss Louise Il
LOOMS. Miss Grace t. Greene and Miss
MARY Y Greene. If Seattle
Miss C0rysa. Miss Eashus and Miss
SeaFle. % Seattle, are the guests ~ Mrs
Wood.
Among the ten,ers from New whafeou
are Mss Julig Cole Miss Raymond Miss
Scutt Hra Miss GBilowaV
Rev. Cairns. Wife and daughter. ana
Mrs. Margaret NUNS. % Fremont ]
NJ Rarret sife and children. ~ Tacoma
Mr. and Mrs, Kent and Mr. Sleeves ard
wife. - Seattle, are recent arrivals a,
GhautnuQua.
Other ;enters are Mrs Mcdowell ana
child, ~ Seattle, Rev, Kern ana vfsa.
81 Sothel and Mrs. Reese - Yes5vr
DIR. PvmsreF and wife have returned
from California. and are az their charm
ing home. Crescent GIN
The family 20 ". McClintoek. ~ Fsisr.
ton, is sgmmering az ina oiG homestead
0u Nsshon Island.
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e.. 4. ~. Reunion

WIN be held this year IN Chicago August
81 90 3D. Inclusive In General orders
No issued AZ Spokane August & De-
partmeHt Commander n n Freeman.
commanding Department OF Washington
and Alaska. deslgnNtes the Chicago a
North western railway as the ofdclai line
RAINING Into Chicago from the West
For THIS reunion all railroads In the
state az Washington have made a special
rate 81 xet1H 60 Cmr ago ana return IN
connection with the 81 ~ y W Rv
Thcse tickets viii BE- on SAFE August q
and @. snd will &c good for Two months.
WAGNERS RAND wlli play at Ataai-
SON para sunday afternoon and evening
ard Wednesday evening. during balance
~ season.
MONNSroNE Rings. August Birthstone
" IT Fluck. Jewelcr, sis Second ave
EYEGLASSES perfectly fitted. Miss
NHNuAkL ~ Cherry.
WILL y. MORE Letters SIS a, Den
uy-Coryell
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FOR RENT

s14-Sls Maynard ave. 15-room house and
barn.
$40 Twenty-second ave. south. s-room
modern house.
1ls Twsnty-third ave. 7-room modern
house new.
eos Maynard ave. 7-room modern house,
good yard.
1i6 Columbia I-room house.
2l3l Madison St, l0-room modern house.
ls8 Sesler way, s-Toom modern house.
1ol Boren ave, S-room modern house.
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CONSULT F1orance Marvin. seattls's
prophecies. Hotel Victoria.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-13

DIR. JOHNSON. chronic disease Hps-
c.aast. Seheaerman block
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Offices for rent in Starr Boyd and Downs
buildings.
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Many People at Chautauqua Ses-
sions on Vashon Island.
ASSEMBLY ENDS THIS WEEK.
Jack Cooke. the BOY Preacher OF
History OF Organization on Puget
sound-First Meeting Held Fifteen
Years Ago at DiIworth's Point
Recovering From Depression.

The annual session Of the Chautauqua
assembly now being held at Chautauaua-
on vashon island. promises to be among
the most successful events OF the KIND
held by the organization In several years
The advantages of the place for summer
campers have drawn a large number OF
people to the vicinity. and in this respect
the record OF former years will In all
probability be eelipsed.
The sessions OF the assembly began
Thursday with literary and musical pro-
gramme and addresses by the state OF
ficers. ami will close next Saturday
Among those who addressed the So
cie,y is Jack Cooke, the boy preacher, OF
England, who appeared in Seattle some
time ago
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These were the palmy days of the as
sembly. when the best oratorical and mu-
steal talent OF the county attracted large
and apprecstive crowds: when ciambakes
delighted epicurean palates. and when
the camp fires OF huge piles OF logs burned
brightly. and the jovial companies en-
livened the hours with "reminiscences.
story and song.
Lemuei Holgate. uncle OF Judge C. ".
Hanford. superintended the grounds He
also discovered and put In order the big
spring" I'm the heart of an old cedar
in which he placed seats enough to ac-
commodate thirty-fve people. The fam
Gus spit" Is one of the safest and
smoothest bathing spots, where thou
sands have enjoyed the waters OF the
Sound with no casualties.
In 1891. the Independent Order OF Good
Templars OF Washington built n spacious
temple In which their annual meetings
were held for n number of years, and
where they are still held at intervals.
The Seattle fire and subsequent depres-
sion brought great hardship for Chautau-
qua, but II is still one OF the most attract
i've camping spots on the sound
Postmaster Slnsabaugh occupies the
well-known Reese home with general
store. His guests this year are Mrs.
Gregory and two children. Miss Sinsa-
baugh. the Misses Frances and Ethel Du
Bots. OF Tacoma and Miss Marion Shaffer
OF Vancouver In the Lavender cottage
Is the boy preacher, Jack Cooke. and as
sociates.
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WILL 3. MORE Letters SIS az Den.
y-Cor3'el
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Dinner SETS
STRONGLY REDUCED.
THIRD FLOOR.

ONE choicest In stock been
slightly damaged together patterns
strongly reduced-in some
instances much half.
Sale commences morning. These hinfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-13

EYEGLASSES perfectly fitted. Miss
NHuuskL ~ cherry.
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History OF Society.

The first session OF the Puget sound
Chautauqua was held at Dilworth's point,
Nashon island, In the summer of 1885; the
second and third In 1856 and 1887, at Car
diners beach. on the mainland three
miles south OF Alki point. Neither loca-
tion proved satisfactory and committee
secure permanent grounds.
The east side OF Vashon island, on
Trump harbor. equidistant from Seattle
and Tacoma. was finally selected. and
one OF the most picturesque and health
ful localities on the Sound secured. The
crescent bay. with Point Hyer on the
Vashon and many islands on the south.
inclose the camping grounds, made his
toric by the notable gatherings of repre-
sentative people that have assembled
there from year 10 year.
Liberal donations OF land were made
by J. NJ. McClintock and A. w, Judd
The association was Incorporated In May,
led existence The first resident was
John G. Reese whose wife was hostess
OF Chautauqua for twelve years.
In January, iSSs, the grounds were laid
ont and plated and the first sale OF
lots took place in February. at the home
Of Mrs. Reese. In May following, the
association was incorporated with Rev.
secretary; Rev. A. J. Hanson, Rev. Sam
uel Green. with many leading men and
women from Tacoma. Seattle and other
points were members of the board of
trustees. A number of cottages and a
spacious auditorium were erected, wa
ter system constructed dock built, roads
made. and the grounds cleared.
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MOnNsroNEs Rings. August birthstone
" IT Ftuck Jewe}cr, sis Second ave
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
OCEAN FnEIGHTs.

COTTON Savannah 20 Boston. per
cwt 25c. 20 New York. per cwt.. zoe. "a
Philadelphia per bale 81, Baltimore. ST.
FOREIGN DIRECT Bremen. $50. Liv-
erpool 55c. Hamburg. SIC. Genoa. So;
Barcelona zoe. Manchester. 5sc. Havre.
SIC. Antwerp. h1e.
FOREIGN INDIRECT-Ldverp 73c
Manchestcr. Csc. nominal; Hamburg. sc.
Havrc. 7sc. Genoa. 73c. Rcval and St
petersburg. Use. Antwerp. 3d..
LUMBER by SAN Freights dull. 10
Baltimore and eastward. 50 20 500 per
NJ including Portland
LUMBER by steam Savannah 10 Ba
timorc. s. ~. "a r. Y or y. A. o
docks. s. IN. 10 Philadelphia. 1880. per
cwt % pounds 20 FOOD 10 New York.
50 - per NJ. N25 20 dock iightered 10
Boston 20 dock fs5
NAVAL STORES The market Is firm.
medium size vessels Rosln-Cork for
orders. % - per barrel % 80 pounds. and
9 per cent primage Spirits. - ~ per
~ gallons gross. and 9 per cent. primaee
Large vessels. rosln. a. spirits, q "a.
Steam nc per 100 pounds on rosin. 2iMc
on spirits Savannah to Boston and eisc
OF rosin ana lsc on spirits 10 New York
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
COTTON LETTERS

New York. or. S-Murphy & Co saw.
Cotton 10 Liverpool closed to-day. 5-elsl
'-t4d above Saturday,. on Gear 81 colder
weather over the net This markef ruled
feverish bur firm i0af5 points advance
oners confined 20 longs realizing. as Few
care 20 soil short and risk cncct ~ AN
unfavorable bureau report % l0th inst.
or col dweather over the belt a. early
killing frost in me southwest would cause
= sharp advance Son prices Since writing
the ABOVE general ouynR set in and
prices are now about ~ points over Sat
urday's closing Private advlce~ report
frost predicted over Texas Cotton ruled
active and strong shis afternoon on gen
eral buying. including covering Of sails
FOR local account
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09

worlds shipments clear weather In the
Northwest aud foreign selling An uueN
pectod decrease ia the visible brought ac-
uv, afternoon covering. however. and a
partial recovery - the early loss. but anal
realizing left the market weak at &C. net
decline March Niac May, s5fsc, October.
soC. December ENc
Corn spot easy. No. 2 4sc; steady 10
firm an day on renewed export demand.
light speculative onerlngs aud covering
by shorts ia by options closed nrm
AZ &C net advance May closed. n4c. oc-
tohcr iCasc. December. 42i4c
oats spot dun. No. .. 25c. options quiet
but steadily held.
Beef quiet
Cut meats steady.
Pork firm. family. SIC soar %: short
clear. 81 5oal7.oo, mess, SO 0ai5. %. Tai
low quiet
Resin steady
Turpeutiuc steady
Rice arm.
coffee futures opened steady n, i0d0
points advance ana ruled arm ana falrly
active. following higher European cables
and foreign buying Speculation was
checked bv continued heavy receipt at Rio
and santos. closed steady with prices ~
t1 20 points net higher Total sales were
$500 bags. including October. 725a7 2pc.
December. 7.t5aI Doe. January. 1917 5sc.
spot coffee Rio firm. No. invoice. $40
BID. Mid market steady. Cordova. pa
lic
sugar-Raw steady. fair refining. &c.
centrifugal. si-test 4kc.
MolaHses sugar. g.. refined steady.
Butter quiet. Western creamery lGn
20igc. state dairy. i5G-oc.
Cheese nominal. large white. lie; small
white. ne.
Potatoes quiet: Jersey. 81 coal 20. New
York. 81 ,0al 62is. Long Island. 81 SOL Is.
Jersey sweets. s. 2s02.75
Peanuts firm. fancy handplcked 4atisc;
other domestics 2iaQ5c
cabbage steady. Long Island per 100
81 002.2s
Freights 20 Liverpool dull. cotton by
steam 40c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09

Liverpool. Oct s. q u M cotton Sfot
moderate business. prices hrm. Amer.
can. i3-32d Tine sales OF the dav were
5000 bales. OF which 5r1 were tor .pecu-
ation ana export. receipts none
Futures opened quiet but steady. AMI
Chased nrm, American middune. low uld
ding clause October s1d, value. Orto-
her- NoVember. 5.45d sellers Novcm her-
December. s $50 buyers. Ds-ember-J,n-
uary. 5.53a5 sd sellers. January Fsbrl.
ary. 5.s4H5.3 5d values February Marcn.
a-go 33d sellers Mareh-Aprl al
sellers. Apul-May 52sas ~ blvers
Aay-June 5.-7n5 ss8. soIlers. june july.
- sellers. Juiy-August b 1gd. sellere
Ausust-Septemher. I'D sellers
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NAVAL STORES.

MONDAY oct g
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Tho spirits
market opened nrm to-day at % cents.
with reported sales OF 4'S casks. and
closed firm and unchanged. with closing
sales Of ioo Tho demand was reported
good. ana the leading Influence SCENE 20
favor the market There was considerable
inquiry for supplies during the late hours.
and a was talked that a halt cent above
the closing price Was paid. The feeling
was Tor better price. ana it will MOI be
surprising DO au Improvement des.lCp-.
The days receipts we're sol. and tae vN-
ports -67
ROsfNs with ihe exception Of an adj
vance 81 nve cents in "a r0slu there was
no change iu the market to-day VIII Do
closed firm on sales Of iH barrels report
ed az the opening. The demand for stun
was understood 20 Doe moderate. but sIiii-
Client 90 maintain the present Jewel OF
prices well The days receipts were 2Ss6
ana the exports 225l. The following We're
tn.. nupfaftuuas
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Itar0wRrs and DuidtnE supplies
LIME. CALCIUM PLASTER AND
CEMENT Ala bama and Georgia lime IN
fair deman" ana sell at ~ cents "a barrel:
special calclued ptastef. 500 pcr barrel.
hair ease kosedale cement. 81 aJtli Is
carload lots special. Portland cement, re-
coil. g. 25 carload lots s. OOa2ao
LUMBER +. o. B VESSELS sAVAN-
NAH Minimum. yard sizcs. $40 5Ogil o.:
car ellis, N25"Ni30o. dimrult sizes. 81 ~
Qls00. ship stock. SO 00Ais0o. sawn ties.
s. o04S5o hewn ties 35dBc
OIL Market steady. demand fair: sig
nal. s5U50c. West Virginia black 9aisc:
lard. bsc. ncatsfoot ettt5Oc. machinery. 10
a25c linsecd oil. raw Toe. boiled esr.
kerosene. prime white. IL. water white.
i3c: Pratts astral. "a. deodorized stove
gasoline. drums. nhc, empty oil barrels,
delivered S5c.
SHOT Drop $50: II. r. and large. US;
chilled. sl.75.
IRON Market very steady: swede. $40
EAIIss-Cut g. 90 base. wire. s. A. base
BARRED WIRE 8 " per 10 pounds.
straight goods. 1880. sugar house mo-
lasses. l5uNc
GUN POWDER-por key. Austin crack
shot. 800 half kegs. SIS. quarter kegs,
ti25. champion ducNnE. quarter kegs.
s. Is. Dupont aud Hazara smokeless. half
kegs. Nl21. quarter kegs. s. T5. i-pound
canistcrs. 100. less . Der cent: Trolsdorf
htuoheltta ANMneIs l~toANN cans, ~. co. 10
pound cans. Soc pound.
salt, Hides and Wool.
sAIT-Demana - rair and the market
steady. carload lots l00-pound burlau
sacks. sc. 100 pound cotton sack a5c .
uO-pound burlap sacks. 4siAc no pound
cotton sacks. i9i4c. 2b-pound burlap sac Ks
b5c. l25-pound cotton sack. 55c. - pound
buriap sacks. Sc.
HIDEs-Market arm: dry Mint. isnc;
asas alt
WOOL-Nominht: prime Georgia. free
OF sand burrs and black wool. iac. black.
i6c. bury. Toe. Wax. 25c: tallow. SIC.
Fruits ana Nuts.
APPLEs-Eary Northern variety. G2sa
as
BANANAS 81 e5al5O bunch.
LEMONS Market steady az s. 80
COCOANI-Ts S. 15afO1
PEANUTs-Ampie stock fair demand.
market firm. fancy hand picked Virginia
per pound 4iac. hand picked, Virginia, ex-
tras. &C., y c seed peanuts &C.
NUTs-AImonds. Tarragona iGc: fvicas.
iec. walnuts. French. re. Naples. i2c. Pc
cans i2e. Brazlls. iJc. hlberts. i2r. assort-
ed nuts 5l.pound ard 25-pound boxes, i2c.
Cotton baEEinE aud ties.
RAGGING-Market nrm: jute. "a
pound &c. large lots sAc; small lots.
f-pound st4Gsc; lA.-pound. SA4sAc; sea
island bagging. l2l4c
TIES Standard. 45-ponnd. arrow. large
lots. 81 40. small lots. t1.b0.
Orted and Evaporated Fruits.
APPLES Evapora,ed. 7a7lsc. sun-drled
siaHec
APRICoTs- Evaporated. sEc pound
nectarines loo
RAIsINs-L. l.. 800: imperial cabinets
g. Cd. loose sD-pound boxes. NUsisc pound
PEACHES Evapouted. psaled. isitc;
unpealed. siAH9c.
PEARS-Eyaporate kl4c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FIsH-Mackerel. half-barreis. No. /.
g. o.: No 2. SEQ. No. g. $40. kits. No.
D. $50. No 3 81 10. No O. s5c. Co.insh.
i-pound bricks. siac. Z-pound bricks. D.
Smoked hcrrings, per box i7Hl9c Dutcn
behring's iu KEGS. u.lO. new muiiefs. half
barrels
SYRUP Market quiet. Georgia and
Florida syrup. buying al 2s130e selling
AZ 8-u35c. sugar house a. i0ml5c.
HONEY-Fair demand. strained. IN bar
rolls Nad0c gallon.
high wine basis. 81 %.
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cRAIN. PRoVIsIONs. ETC.

New York. oct s-Flour was very quiet
and a shade lower 20 sell owing 70 further
declines n wheat
Rice -four dull Corn meal steady. yellow
Western SOC
Rice arm No 2 Western. &C.
Barley nrm. feeding. iln4sc.
Barley malt duI Western. s24ssr.
Wheat SPOT easy, 40 2 red. siAc op-
uona opened steady on rather light offer
lnRs but quickly developed weakness and
a sharp decline under bearlsh cables, big
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TRAINS q A 4
with
al
folk Case Al meals
g 2s
Unite
Also
Ashevn and
eonplee inform &c..
a. TRCt1V TcketA Agent.
p ] A.,
Georgi
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bought on finding our market so easily
influenced by the Indications 81 low tenn
peraturc a cold wave having reached
down in'o Northern New Mexico ana
Oklahoma Receipts Wer, about as eN.
pe-ted. \ heavy demand for cotton good
was reported. IN the afternoon tn, snorts
were the principal support 90 ,ho mar
Set which closed steady a, ucs advance
% legl9 points