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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
Y. NJ c. A. Officers and Committee.

The Ifoa VI DiiectCrs OF the Y NJ g
A. bdvs organ'zod by eleetinx these Off.
Ce -.
Pre,ident, Alfred Cav hrop, Vice-Pres-
idrn' William X, Crosby: Recording
:, c.etarr, \. W. I,ard; Treasurer, S. j.
HJr'. William H. MiIiinms was ro-elected
4eneraI sec st,ry If the association
President GuwLhlOp announced these
conni &C.,:
h.,cI i've, j. d. Carter, Herbert N.
F"! r 4. Slrco'nb.
ri hrr, Gs Ve W. Todd, GsUrge A.
II at. II pnnn
Eincati"n,l. y W. Bard, Charles B.
Pair,r,, W. b. Foster.
Auditing, {. q. Matchstt, Edwin
Go .inI. +. W. # mn.
" c'nre. E'mer Perry, s. J. Horn,
G ". Iuu.i.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
President Passes Throash

Pres dent Mckinley aid party pns$s,
through this city over he p. W. & b. IN
route 10 Naw York. The Pres,dsni VII
bs the guess o. tho Ohio Society of New
York; tonight,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
Ea m Was Not Sold.

Tsefarn Il II ar W. Fam In Mil
Cts M ir.i. Wa oifered ir sale on
Thu .,iny Tut W" W :DdrAwn because VI
40 austuut - bdd,is Thrn Nr. Finn
Ten,ed the farm 10 b. Frank Ewart
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
Declared a Bnnkrnpt

James Prsttyinan, of Sea d. WIS de-
clnrad Il bnbkrupt by Judge Brat"
IN the Upitsd states Court yeslr .
The cnsr Us referred to Rrieres Ch"rle
y. Richards, Of tis0rgeto~n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
Maxim. Improve ments.

Alexander Beggs, The blacksmith
on Orange street above Fourth, is
improving the front OF his place of
business by putting in double
doors. The work will be completed
in few DAYS,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
show r1uSt Close,
Terrapin Lunch Terrapln,

The how wh,ch h ~ bt.n v0in9 On at
Alb Marks stre-t will ~ cl0s Il tonight M
Muyor Fahey =, III nut grant h'tn u license
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03

IL owe my woo iife 10 BuriOcls b lund
Ei'ters. sCrofuluns suSe9 covered my body.
seen cd beyond cure. b. B. b. has made
me perfectly we'll wan nan" Mrs. Chas.
Hutton, Bel vile. Mich.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03

To- night at Jniles A. K"ly's lot
and Sh1plsy street, Hand F.Nnd ) o"c les
Extra flne beer on inr. nG.2b
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
Ter apin Luncn Terrap'n

To night at Janrs 4 IS. 1T
10th and Sh,p,ry streets. II. ~" II and
Stosc kis's Extra fine bear. Da!3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
Another Build ng.

Tho riamnnd Steel u'ap,nv hns he"n
granted d permit 10 erect unutnA' $50 Wn
metallic building adjoluing tho other new
buildin0 ., Dr.,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
Small pOx.

Simms Blood Purifier will not only pre-
ven' but cure 1t Depot, 608 King street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03
STOPS THE COUCH

AND WORKS OFF ThE COLD
Laxative BrOinO-( (luinine lAOisA cure .
cold In one day. No Cura. No Pay
Price rs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03

Hives nre n ta"rlbI' torment to little
fnlks, and older ones. Easily cured nnang
Ointment nevor fails. In thnt relief pr
manent cure. At any drI. store, so cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03

HENRY CLEWs says: The Third
Avenue disclosures have cloudcd the
stock market for considerable
period. So long as uncertainty
prevailed i'll this quarter aud i'm
portant financial interests were di-
yertcd from ordinary affairs, the
market was eifcctuaily prevented
from responding to natural inilu.
ences. Now that the worst has
come out concerning Third Avenue
and been amply discounted, sub
stantial conditions arc more likely
10 assert themselves again.
JoHN y. HAWKES., Of Dover. has
on his Fighting clothes He will ask
Chancellor Nicholson TO issue a
restraining order, preventing the
Delaware General Electric Company
from building road from Milford
to Dover and from Dover to Wood
land Beach, until the case can be
heard in court, The Delawar
General Electric Company may not
get to finish its road for some time.
THE convention OF the delcgates
OF the five fire companies, forming
what is known 5 the combination"
yesterday ratified the nomination
made at a former meeting held IN
Liberty House and renewed their
agreement to stick together until
each company in the combine has
furnished Chief Of the ilrc depart
mcnt. The combine comprises the
Friendship, Phoenix, Washington,
Weccacoe and Liberty.
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DURING this week, Diamond Steel
stock deprecated to 81 - per share
which is IS cents lower tnan when
placed on the market by the syndl-
cate that hoated the stotk. The
stock has sold as high as 50 per
share. 1t paid its trst dividend
last month, and big things have
been predicted for 1t.
On February 18th, the Beers lost
heavily, the British lyddte dong
fearful havoc in the trenches. The
Engilsh at cape Town are loud In
their praises ol General Butler for
keeping his men attacking Tor Il
days alter suffering three repuIses
First Noon-day ne tin:
The first OF o series OF business men I
.nsst,ngs, 70 be held IN ~. Andrew.
Episcopal Churo1 10 this city, uurn
Lent WIS bod yesterday. lh, ,simol
wAs piSschnu by Bishop VIII. t4kor, U
PhilsdsipbiA. who poke on prayer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-03

"A dose 10 limo s"vas lives" DR. Wood
Norway Pine Sy ur, nat,. ra's remuuy for
coughs, Gods. pulmonary disouses Of every
sort,
The sun., 1900-09-27
EPwoRTH LEAGUE CONVENTION
Interesting Program Has Been Ar
rrnged for the Two Days Session.

rrnged for the Two Days Session.
Dover, Sept. 26.-The program for the
convention of the Dover District Ep-
worth League which will be held in the
Georgetown Methodist Episcopal Church
October IL and Is is as follows:
October 17-2 p. M, devotions: 2.35,
welcome, the Rev. Adam Stengle, with
response by Mrs. Ette Smithers; 3, writ
zen reports of officers; 6.45, social hour
in charge of George f. M. Stengle; 7.45,
song and devotions; SIS, address, the
Rev. w. /. Haven, d. ID.
October 1873 a. M, devotions; $50,
.,1he Literary Department, What |! CAn
Do the Rev. V. S. Collins; 10. Gods
Truth, What Is 1t and What Shall We
Do With It3!' George W. Iones; 1890
Junior League work; lilo, round table
on social department, conducted by I.
w. Tunnell;2 p. M. devotions; ~
business session; 3.l5, THE Epwortt
League and Temperance" the Rev. W
&. White; 3 49, ''How to Promote the
Missionary Spirit, the Rev. G. I. Aide
son: 4.l5, model Junior League, il
charge Of Mrs. Adam Stengle; 7.l5, SOM
and devotions; $40, installation OF OF
icers elect; s, address, the Rev. @. NJ
Boswell, D. d.
The sun., 1900-09-27
500 lsMwARp. 500.

The readers Of this paper will pe
pleased TO LEAFS hat there Is III lcast
one dreaded { fase Thar science bas
been abb 70 q in all its Stages ald
That is talTh Halls Catarrh Cure il
the only positi b euro now known "a
the med al f.'racrnity. Catarrh being
4 constit ltional disease, requires con
stitutiont treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface Of
the system, thereby destroying the foun-
dation Of the disease, and giving tho
patient strength by building up the con
stltution and assisting nature in doing
It's work The propretors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer onc-hundrcd dollars for any case
That i fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address i. j. CHENEY, Toledo. O,
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-09-27
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The census Of Wilmington has been
tabulated By the Census Bureau ut
Washington and as result this city
VIII le classed among those Of the first
class and it i the duty Of every bust
ness man i'll Wilmington to arrange lis
business 50 as to compete with those
of other first class cities. We take
pleasure in announcing TO the public III
general and our patrons in particular,
that we have completed our arrange
ments and III the coming fall we will be
i'll a position 10 compete with the largest
houses of the largest cities. We are
receiving the very latest fashions Of the
Paris Exposition styles for embroid-
cred waists, long fraks, also 1901 Rus
sian blouses. The best workmanship
guaranteed. Call early and avoid the
rash. The best reference can be given
4 Give rs a call.
NEW YORK LADIES' TAILOR.
101 West Eighth Street.
The sun., 1900-09-27

ace ia the small dealers, and in that re-
spect constitute Il practical fntillment OF
the trust idea. He even goes so far Us
to say that they will "become the rum
Of the retail tradesman," but he appears
TO have overlooked the fact that the ten
dency of the department stores to lower
prices on household commodities has op-
Grated materially to prevent the ruin
of the poor buyer. No one will dispute
that the Inauguration of the system has
enormously reduced the price of commo-
dties and thus benefited thousands of
people where it has temporarily injured
one.
The sun., 1900-09-27
t,encrnl y;oo,iford YIorried.

New York. Sept. 2G.-ln tho chapel Of
the First Presbyterian church Fifth ave
Rue HHd West Eleventh street. were p.4t-
secretary while lie was tuited States
minister To Spain. Tho wedding was W.
ccaduglg qriet, only the immediate rcla-
were 40 bridal attendants. a wedding
brides motliee, followed the ceremony.
The sun., 1900-09-27
LAwroN FOR CONGRESS.
Daily Republican.

From Daily Republican,.
1t is within the power of the Repuhll-
can State Committee TO nominated 4 ke-
publican, who has never fought against
harmony. who, equal to any other man.
has been Jealous to secure United States
appropriations for public buildings and
barbor improvements, who, eminentlS'
has promoted the industrial and CONNER
ial growth of Wilmington and who VIII
satisfactory to the citizens generally
Il to all Republicans who are not mad
IN Republicans who have not fought
!, get them offices individually against
,le opposing factional office seekers, the
itcpublcan harmony nominee for CON
gressman Let both State Committees
agree on William I.awton. who Is well
known rs above and President Of the
Board Of Trade and Wilmington impro-
vement Company.
The sun., 1900-09-27
ONE or RRYAN's MISTAKES.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
Mr.. Bryan is Of the opinion that the
Republican party is insulting the Amcri-
can working man liz laying SO much
stress On the full dinner pail. Mr. Bry-
an, helm. tho0riSt. makes a double
barrellcd mistake in contending that III
Repuhl"ln parity nlgHities the import
anrc uf Ill. fill dinner pail Al II i were
all the working man needed; and in
thereby suggesting that thn fnll dinner
mil + luatttir III amail impNtnnrc ~
Mr. BtEn Had u g g wols tlay nfter
tay il nill p- ailla, H. Wua,l learn tflat
of whi1ll +" II atlnar"mig ignorant,
namely, tbut the fin linnGr nAil Is of
much narn Importance thail ~ theorofi-
tJlly sHnposts In fact ~ he utmost
impoMlhcr. T.ut him TIN tn Naiil fnr
auv l5nsfh uf tiinr au hulf Htiotis au,l
~ w,ll surely tinl that tis ltaaI'ins.
lcamrlI as they MAY h". will fade into
nolhnaness before III ill-fGI stomach.
peanlr w,,a are III want Hi nat cfy for
Smenaha% uaets. tietare@ fnl le like
lint far irend Some fev YEAR ngn !
mat 0r Serali.fe aatheral n fr.ui q
thr T'mnu6r'a ralae" iii R""lin. B"Find
them were ila uiatiWc eiiiery and thr
mneenut with fller r.f ltss enlet tisas
&c Bcturps mo other art objects ~"
rorline III Mn Brran tho t..,,ie slnilG
t1rc eallod fnr the hcautie, mt e.
Didn't throw simulv cnmaaa7 c. hraau
even althongh they were Socialists,
The sun., 1900-09-27
4 KICK ABOUT JUSTICE.

From Daily Republican.
some time ago Constable Charles
Green vent to tie house Of Jesse Tyson.
with Frank II, lllldreth, an employee
Of the Singer Sewing Machine Company
to rrpevin sewing machine. tyson
threatened q cut IIildreth up into mince
meat anl ahmed Il blow IL his head with
an axe. IIildrrth tlurled his head and
the axr Landed i'll the door back Of
him. whore BE- wns standing. IL the up
per court laft week. Tyson plead guilty
ana was allowed to 70 free By paying
SIS dollars and costs. - colorcd woman
arrested for carrying 4 razor in her bos-
ON and threatening no nnr. was sent
to Jail for so days. Our readers GAN
draw their own conclusion The woman
could not vote and the man could. These
eases como up constantly. 4 poor devil
who steals i pair Of shoes or q loaf of
bread Is lashea and imprisoned, while a
man who steals several thousand dollars
is turned loose on The community, 70 ho
so again.
The sun., 1900-09-27
seoretnrx Roots conditton.

Southampton, y. Y. Sept. 26.--Secre.
tary of War Root continues to improve
and secms to be recovering as rapidly as
could be expected from the effect Of the
operation which he underwent short
time ago In the last few days he las
been able to walk about The grounds spr-
rounding his cottage.
The sun., 1900-09-27
OPPOSED LIQUOR LICENSES.
They Were Taken up Yesterday But
no Decision Given.

The Liquor licenses that are opposed
were taken up in county court yesterday
Waiter IL. Hayes appeared III behalf Of
Evan Mccall. who is the applicant fol'
the house Ne. l06 Market street, which
was opposed by William $. Prickctt of
thp LAW and Order Society The claim
Of Air Hayes was that the place was il
praner one and one formerly licensed.
Mr.. Prickett held that tho place wiS
not needed, aud that tho former Prapri-
etur was arrai-nCd fur selling lilHor IN
Sunday.
y. BayaM HoiSrl appeared IN behalf
IL William X. liagni f0r i license fd n
hatnl in Delaware City.
The eain af Mi, Irictot was iIat
flie license applied for was . nrw ana
moi ueclcd for The accommodation nf In
If0vnliag public. and that the same alr
olicatiun was tucncl dnwn at tho Alirl
lf8m Of cotui Nlr lIeispl stated ihal
illo recommendations were now made
(uuHie to the acNnil@ uI The travelling
l9tl,e, on ncronnt 90 thu Improvements
lit llalawarr Cite hg ream of tho in
ei,iteGl tiavrl over DE irollcv line. i
Blainer. Daniel 0'Ncill aHd NJ. j Null
"aH were witnesses fiji thc applicant
Iett.rS were also resolved from tt,
urlt.ol ara cnnci IN hrhllf NJ tic honyr
| Nj decision was rrudered.
Ihrra was Ii gcnnnal anxiety - hen
'iucvian Of 4 II, Court iii tlin case arr
y ! "a MnnaaS III relation tn lGnnr -
tsais i,siug tw' ol. NOR" bars under th
'iirnse. The decision was not ron
I-tt.
The sun., 1900-09-27
srAT:i l'Alt, DOVER
tedueed Rates via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

For The benefit Of persons visiting The
Delaware State Fair. 10 BE- hold IL Fair
vicw Park, Dover, October 2, 9, and 4,
ihr Pennsylvania Railread Company
ti'hiladelphin. Wilmington ana Balti-
more iiailroatD will sell eXcurtion tickets
including admission 10 the grounds, from
principal stations on tile Maryland Di-
vision and from i'll points on the Della
ware Division and Branches, at greatly
reduced rates. Tickets will be sold from
October to inclusive, good to return
until October 5, inclusive.
The fair this year promises TO exceed
I'LL former years in interest and attrac-
tins. Large premiums will be offered in
the trottins, pacing and running races,
and the grand display Of fruits. cereals,
ana live stock will prove most interesting
aud instructive.
The sun., 1900-09-27
Earl Howe Dead.

London, Sept. %. Earl Howe ditch
ard William Pom CurzonlIowcl is dead
As his son, Niscount Curzon, who is acan-
didatc for parliament in the South Buck
inghnmshirc district, succeeds TO the peer
age, the Conservatives will now nominate
Mr.. William Henry Grcnfcll, the cole
brated sportsman, for South Bucking-
hamshirC.
The sun., 1900-09-27
SUSSEX DEMOCRATS NOMINATE.
Legislative Ticket Put in the Field
at Convention at Georgetown.

at Convention at Georgetown.
Georgetown, Del, Sept. 26.-Sussex
county's Democratic legislative ticket
nominated yesterday was as follows:
For State Senators, Charles Wright,
for Second district; Horace j. Hickman,
for Fourth district.
For Representatives, DIR. Frank + San
som, First district; Thomas j. Gray,
Second; Walter Hearne. Third; William
j. West. Fourth; David w. Ralph, Fifth;
Robest f. Godfrey, Sixth; William A.
Law, Seventh; w. NJ. McIlvaine, Eighth
Eli Pepper, Ninth; E. Wise Warren,
Tenth
For Sheriff, Peter ]. Hart. Of George,
town; Coroner, Samuel I. Marsh, Of In
dian River; Treasurer, C. L. McCabe, q
Baltimore hundred; Register in Chan.
cerY, G. w. Jones, Of South Milford; Pro
thonotary. f. j. Wheatley, Of Broat
Creek.
The sun., 1900-09-27
FREE TO INVENTORS.

Ihe experience of G. A, Snow and Co. In OBJ
mas enabled them to helpfully answer many
questlons relating to the protection Of intellec-
Iuel property. This they have done in a pamph-
let ueating briefly Of United States and foreign
patents, with cost of same, and how to procure
tnem; trade marks. designs, caveates, infringe.
mghis decisions in leading patent cases, etc. etc.
writing to G. A. Snow and Co.. Washington D. 9
The sun., 1900-09-27
FEELS SURE or MARYLAND.


From the New York Tribune.
Col. Calvin Il. Mutt Of Frederick, Md,
spcaiing at the Waldorf Astoria Of the
chances Of Republican success in his
State, said. "0f course. we do not hope
to pile nj such il colossal minority for
Mckinley in 1900 as we succeeded III do
ing III 1896 Nevertheless. we feel as
silred there that Ne Will carry the state
for the Republican nominee ny FROM
5000 to 10000 plurality. Oln people fea-
lizc that the silver question Is SIM ny
ing issue. They Know that the loud anti
imperialiStic outcry that the Democratic
leaders are induiging IN n simply and
solely to conceal the l6 a lssue ana
thev Min vote accordingly. We do not
believe in nuti-eNnanson II MarNiAhd,
and wc 40 not believe III William lcn-
mines Bryan and tile alleged Demo-
cracy he claims to represent. Mud this
disbelief will dive IN outward and Wis
lille manifestation of itself III the vote
that Maryland will east il the coming
election.
while We feel there thai we can hold
tIc state safe for Mckinley, We me not
going to take any chances Of losing il
through lack Of work. We are going
into The campaign with thorougincSs
ana to the end that we may get ont oul
fun vote WI. are organizing numerous
campaign clubs throughout the State
These clubs call for IN initiation fee Q
ST. Just before left home subscribed
to five that had been started in my par
Of the State. Each one Of these club
had already large and enthusiastic
membership, and they will do much 7
help onr work in the campaign. We IN
tend carrying Maryland for Mckinle
and Roosevelt. and in order TO make TIN
result certain shall spare no effort froT
now until election day.
The sun., 1900-09-27
ST. 80 special Excursion 10 Reading
Pa, $3.50. October ith, via Penn
sylvania Railroad.

on account Of the Agriculture Fair Mt
Ratling October 4tll. the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company will run I special
excursion from Wilmington. Del. 70
Reading on that date. and sell rond trip
tickets ut rate Of one dollar and fifty
cents. detailed information will b. given
later. 80. a. III
The sun., 1900-09-27
DEBT. STORES il Politics.
rom Baltimore Ncws.

fNm 5N7iIm0fo News.
Mr. croknr's candidate for governor Of
ew Yorl has introduced . now pni M
= issue into The campnieu il his StHt"
in ~ attach upon the den""tn"pt Stera
IS tho ''ie-itimatr fruit II q" TRUST :"
f1r claims tlHt those stores rs thcv have
como g W. conducted are a direct men
The sun., 1900-09-27
Dockstader's Theatre.
The Only High-class Vaudeville In
Town.

Town.
jog. J Bowling Co.. in "A Forlorn Ho,cn
Miss Rillie Deavcs, III .'Chaos Flat
Mf ana Mrs. litehliCid,
Tie luggler, Peot.
Howe aud Ed dWaTds
RaTthenes. the Acrobat
Miss Myra Davis and Miss Maud Amer
Snly Moore and Little plly.
iihices always the same, 10, 20, and 10 cents
Performances afternoons and evenings
The sun., 1900-09-27
READING FAIR,
81 80 Round Trip via Pennsylvania
RaiIpnad.

H.tohor 4th. Specil train VIII trave
Wilsnin"ton n 40 n. ~, returning leave
Reading at 500 y. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
CITY WATER in PLENTY.
neacon HIN Reservoir Nearly Full
AMI All Danger of Further
Trouble Practically over.

by today the city water department viii
have every main In tho city full of water
and the pressure In every part OF the sys-
tenn will DO restored to the normal, accord
ing 10 predictions made last night by SUI
perintendent Younga. OF the water depart
mant
The rise In temperature yesterday mater
tally relieved the situation and the pumps
and the Lake Washington station which
had been working with every possible
pound OF steam. were relieved Of the heavy
strain to which they had been subjected
for two days, Water was flowing into the
Beacon hill reservoir at a rapid rate last
night while the service In the residence as
well a. In the business district was as good
as usual
"ve have been unusually fortunate this
winter" said Superintendent Youngs last
night 1.-THE recent cold snap has been
the first which has troubled u.s. This Is in
marked contrast to the record for last win
ter Reports at the office show that there
were something over 100 broken pipes but
Il Ia probable that there were two or three
times this number which were not re-
ported
the warm rain of today has eased the
situation materially. People have stopped
letting their faucets run and there Is now
no danger Of frozen pipes. Fly sunday tho
pressure in every part OF the system will
be up TO normal"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
DEMOCRATS ARE WAITING.
city Committee Meets, Hut Decides
to DO Nothing but Preliminary
Work-Hoping for Fusion.

The Democratic city central committee
met last evening at the Democratic head
quarters In the Pacific block TO lay plans
for the approaching campaign. There was
a fair attendance of the members, but no
definite action was taken further than to
decide on matters pertaining to the pre-
urinary campaign work.
The Democrats are hoping for fusion,
and tho committee yesterday, in conform
ttv with the action taken at a recent con-
ference of fusion leaders, decided TO take
no radical action until after the meeting
OF the Silver Republican city convention,
which assemblies Monday evening next.
Members OF the Democratic committee
say that they have not yet given up hope
of affecting "a fusion with the nonparti-
sans and Populists The Silver Republi-
cans are 20 be formally invited TO CO.
operate with the Democrats and nonparti-
sans. and Il Is stated by members Of the
Democratic committee, are to he given
some sort OF representation on the ticket
tn case OF fusion. In fact, the Democratic
leaders are Offering attractive induce
rnents TO the Silver Republicans Il is said,
in The way OF offices.
Tho silver Republican leaders have not
as vet made any answer to the Democratic
ovcrtures.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
STEAMSHIP AGENTS SATISFIED.
Local Men Say Abolition of Commits
sions Is peue0f

local steamship agents are well salts
fed ove- the condition Of affairs result
ing from the abolition Of the practice OF
paying commissions by railroad COM
panies. Heretofore, IT Is said. the price
Of rail and steamship tickets has fiuctua-
ted according TO the market price OF rail-
road transportation In the hands OF East
ern scalpors.
buying railroad transportation TO New
York at the regular Offices OF the rail-
road companies, the agents were obliged
TO sell at small margin above the
through rates quoted by the scalpers.
The deduction was the result OF the COM
mission practice.
Steamship business for the approach
Ing season promises TO be very heavy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

His Boat IL seized by Tenmster TO
whom He owed Money.

Capt Adolph Frietsch, The Tone marin
err win not sal from Seattle today on
HIS Journey to France. as announced last
week. Destiny In the shape OF a team
ster has iute.fered with the intrepid sail
or's plans The former seized the boat
Yesterday and viii hold IL until a bin owed
him by the captain IS paid.
Capt. Frletsch bulk the vessel an credit.
He has tho written consent % his credit
ors, with the exception % the teamster.
20 start on the voyage. The teamster,
Capt. Frietsch says, gave his verbal con-
sent The boat was being hauled down 20
the water front yesterday when the driver
stopped in Pioneer square and demanded
payment This was not forthcoming and
he took possession Of the boat. which Is
now stored IN a harm at the foot OF Dear
born street