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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
@emeauna aeaen Streifs.

Der 8atiian bat cine gspesuns anse.
rest, um ben Streits unb benz anarbitI'
|ibsn 9reiben unter osr italieniiben Ir'
better 8epbIterune entsesen su arbeiten.
Das Wotto Der neuen Arbeiter' 8ereins
mar, BOP ieber baS Redt bat. obne @in'
iprud bon anberen 30. arbeiien uno oa'
rum aud an bic STEELE bon Sireifern su
treten. Sieie 8eipsaun8 maGt beoeut'
enbe, unsrtuartete Sortf&riite. SIN &om
III elm !3peis NIT 1000 8lisoern. in Gee
nua init 1900 8liebern, in Slorens nit
400, in WaiIanb nit 1000 @Iieoern.
unb on anbsren Orten Iinb berbaltnib
maBis itarfe 8erbinbunsen. SIN @enua
unb anbsren Sidbten iinb bic Sireitsr
ourd bisie 8ereinieuneen aus benz 5elbe
asidIdsen ipOrben unb bic @riremen be-
iOmmen Mneft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
TlnleDS>
-
Witt=SOmmer
Mnfranmung bon
~iaiiOnablen
@aarem.

G~rfabrun9 bat inns Die Notb'
wenbi9feit 9elerlIt, am @noe
ieber Saiion nit all Dem ilber.
bIeibenOen 8Orratb aufSurGu.
men. Tim oieS bollitdnoi9 uno
efeftpou in Der belten 8eile gu
bewerfiteligen, baben mir @uf'
r~dumun9S &reiie anf ieoeS
Stild BON iommerliden 8aa.
rcn seiebt unb babel Den @reiS
10 nieoris 9eleBt, DAP mir dber'
Seust iino, Dap uniere grpart.
llnscn idnea in Grfiaun9 &c.
ben. Tim oieien 8erfauf nod
aujiebenoer Su MAIDEN, baben
mir cine %aa9emeine SerabieB.
un9 int ganSen 2aben an9eoro.
net cine un9ewObnlide @ele.
9enbcit bietcnb, perldblide 8aa.
rem bebeuteno inter Dem mirfli.
6en 8ertbe 81 erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
Wuuberturbiue.

Ser frdbere amerifaniide Warine.
lieutenant SamsS Meir @rapbonS, Der
baS Serris 8 Rab in 8aris fonltruirte.
mil cine ipunberbare turbine erfunben
baben. Ser Gplinber beS in 2onopn
auseefeaten MobeIS bat faum bic
@r6be zines RdselfdsdenS. bod enttpid.
cit be Rai6ine 25 Yferbefrdfte unb bas
S6punsrao madt $500 umorebunaen
in Der Winuie. Sabpertdnoise erflds
rem. baB bic neue turbine bieieniee oes
S6otten YarionS peit ibsrtrefe unb
ipsnn fir S6ife a%neeipanbt, ben brDbtsn
8oloB in brel Taeen Gber ben Ocean
treiben tperbe. DaB ettpaS an Der Sadie
in, betpeiit Der nmftano, bab Inoretp
Carnegie iid auf Nnraibsn bon Sabbers
itanbigen bereit erflart bat. an bic Spite
elmer Nttienseielibaft Su ~treten, tpeIhe
bic Grfinoung ausbeuten lou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18

9as Wetterbureau Ser
Der. Stadten erbielt BET Der por>
iGbrisen Barrier Notwithstanding ben
n@roben preis." Durd bic @erleibung
solbener Mebainen tpurben slei9seitis
ausse3ei6net profefor 6. s. Wartin
fir meteorolosii9e Snitrumente unb
profeIor u. 5. 9enrp fir R~ebeIpbotos
srapbien.
9rte9tf9e .RGuber>R os
manttt." Sn Manolas BET pprs
sos, 9rte9enldnb, ermabnte tiirali6
Der Ri4ter einen 3eusen, in elmer linz
Electromagnetic gegen ben RGuber
Scanbpra bic @obrbett gu Iasen. Der
3euse %erpioerte, bob er am Sage DOT
Der bon Scanbora NIT benz Sobe be-
brpbt tporben pGre, fails er BITE Wabrs
bett fagen piirbe. Sn bieiem aueens
bid fab man, bab Seanbora bur6 eth
Genfter In ben 9eri9tsfaal binetns
blidte. Soglei9 erbpb fi9 Elm GROCER
2Grm. unb ollie, barmter AUDI ber
&idter, modteR ii9 aur @srfotg,ne
bes Brisanten auf. Ra9 fra4tlg en-
@a9eR fsbrtsn Ollie gum Gerf9tSHs
lid. ober gu ibrem srSbten G9Ta@
ka9ea tfie ben 3rusen tobt autneu
itde ybes Ri9ters ltssen; fdnNS@
baWsaai sinemsD olae burabobrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
Seutf6e befheibeu.

Iuf Der Durhrsiie bon China mad
Dsuiidlunb bat iid felt einissn Iasen
Der Sneenieur Sriebri6 bon BrIdner i'm
8elpspsre Souie in Hsip Yorf eirquart
tiert. Ssrr pou 8rldner mar felt 1898
alS 8au.Niitent BET Der Sdaniuns.
giisnbabn' @efeaidaft in 5isntiau tbas
tigj er bat bic @tsuel Der 8ebeaion unt
Oes ioIssncen 8rieees init anseisben. 81
ueriherte. baB bic 8eridte iibsr bic
@rauiamieit unb bic YIlnberunesiubi
Der Dsutiben, wie ie in pielen 8laitern
sribienen. ourdaus nibt Der @abtbsii
entipreden, ionoern, i'm 8esentbeil, bas
0erbalten ber 9euiiden mar Elm 10 bu.
names. ibre Diseiplin cine 10 ~ausse,sid
nete, oab bic gbineien unb fpe3iea biz
8auHeute iib nit 8orIiebs in oas Dor
ben Deutiden beiebte 3ientiau liihteteu.
mo fie bic ar6Bte Siheibeit f%anben. Be
Der @innabme BON 3ientiin bIiebsn BIZ
beutiGen Sruppen tbatidhlib i'm Sage,
Dor Der StaOt, beisbten bic Tbore unb.
oa eenno6 einiee i&par,e S6afe unite,
ibnen beimIid in bic Stabt einbrangen,
ipuroen 9atrOuilen a~bssianbi, bic au'
bic Srebler ~fabnbeten. @inise berislbsn.
bic beim PllnOern sriappt tpurben, beia,
men feds Sabre Seiiunesbaft. sIud be
Der @innabme bon Yefins. befen Pldnb,
srun8 fir bic eritsn 48 Stunben erIaub
tpar. aber unier Der 8ebinaung, bab feii
Sob oeer SiIber eenommen tperbel
birfe. parsn bic beuti6en 1ruppsn. be
S4ilosrans Ses I~ussnSeusen eemab
am Surldbaltenbtsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
SUbn 9trmbruff,
9entf6er Mekger.

30. 219 Penn Abenue,
pirS f6 b%etr.bsu onra aussssiduett @irh,
lsoer art nHo fets friidss unb bsRes 8ltit6
itiH. Sunosn isotrSsit jufritbtn gu ttlen. Das
btft 6hmall in Der 6taot in StHtln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
GbIe That.

8eb. aribur s. @ammad fIbrte bic
8inber ieiner Sonniaesidule. sur Drift.
lihen episcopal 8irde in 8sfbapsn,
Conn.,. eeborenb, sum iabrIideu Yicnic.
NIs bas Seselboot BON qier abfubr.
lam bic 9 Sabre alte Wariba Sul ae'
laufsn uno fpOlte nod bineiniprineen,
feel absr in Oas Is SUB tiefe Nafsr.
Obns elm Slid bon ieinem Baitorenee'
panb obsuleeen, iprans Der 9eiitIidC
ms @uHsr uno belt bic 8Ieine, biz Elm
Tau seiporien ipuroe unb mon ben &sttel
nit BEN 8inb i'm Arm ans 2ane 400,
8sibs iamen stpar eri66pft aber Obnt
8srIebunsen in Sidsrbeit ; SRI. Sua il
bic 1Odter bes gale IurnIsbrsrs 3aI'
colt o. Sua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18

: Dis beutids g%oRbsbBrbe bat Be.
i6IoRen, bic amerifanii6en 3eIepbon.
autOmatsn blsibsnb sin;uflbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
Giiembabn Seittnbelle.
Sslapare, sadamauna uno assHsrH Balm.
Su Strait ssu 2. Dasmbn 1900.

On Strait bsn q. Dssmbn 1900.
Saslia-grl6bt scranton fir Stem gcrI
mn Lao, 800, $50, = 10 unp 1905, Bprmtt-
taae ; 1885 une 1888 Nahmittags. Bhr
Snpubsburs, I'm 6.t0 Nbm. Wilb- uue sle-
spmmebatons. aug UNI $40 Wabmiitass. 9r>
rsitt Spbpisu um $50, 7.t6, 1928 Wprssns /;
f2.0S, 3.t5, 4.4S uub 7.iy 9a6miitass.
Grnipi philadelphia um LOO, 1923, 600
uus S.22 Wabmitass. 9rrsitt Scranton
BON Rsp yOrf nm 40, 4O6 unb 10 %
N0r. , 100, t.52, 5.43, 9.45 uup II 30 9tnm
Bon Streupsburs nm S.n5 WOrssns.
N0rslia -Ynlabt SCRANTON fur Buffalo unb
3plnsuaatiOnsH, I'M lis, 4.t0 unb 900
WsI.; t.55, 5.iS 1875 unp Na&m. Our Do
ptsO uub Sprasuis um 4.fO Wor. unp t.55
Nahm. Biir Utica I'm lilo WOr. unb t.55
xa&m. 8ar Mpntrpls nm 900 WROr t.05
uue 5.46 Vaam. 8lr RitOIlcn nm AGO une
6.t5 8a4m. 8ar SiusbamiOh i0.25 Dor
mitiass. 9rrsitt SCRANTON Don Buffalo
UNI f,25, 2.55, 5.45 uub 10 90 Wor. 3.3C
uup 500 9a2m. Bon SspsSc uuo SyTaeufi
am 2.55 WVr. 1898 u. = W Rom. Bon utieG
um2. 55Dior.; t2.3Su. $50 Wtm. Ben NihVI
lsu nm $50 WeT. uub 600 Rabm. Dor
MOnhsfs um 1000 Mer.; $40 une S.N
Rahm.
BLOOMSBURY OtbiftoH ONlnbt SttaHiVi
faT ReEtbumbuflanp um Gas, 1905 Wlor.
t.55 une $50 Na9m 8iI plymouth nm 1.O5
$40 unp $3.50, Rabm 8nr atnsitou, 81
Mor. GrTsibi WSrtbumbelanb um 9.35 Wor.
i,tO, 500 une 8 45 Watm. SrrsiHt sting
aon um $50 Wer. 9utiai plymouth um 2.Ot
A.32, $50 uub 1890 Yorm 6rsibt Serau
ton spn 8crtbumbtrlaub um 942 Wpr. IL,
IS, $50 unb 9.45 Nadm. Bon aiuslipn VI
tt.00 ROr. Bon plymouth UNI 7.55 Wpr.
$40 uHb 5.35 Ra&m.
SonntaaSs3hse.
easIia -8ulabt Scranton um lao, 3.0I
$50, unp 1905 Wor.; 1888 unp $40 9iabu
Rahm.
Rsrslid -8uIa6t Scranton I'M t.f5 III
l.t0 WOr. t,55, 5.4S uup 1875 Nabm.
Nlasmsburg Sibiion -Bnlabt Srrantr
I'm 1905 Wpr. une 5.50 NaHm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
Nrutaler @enfh.

SpIbster Green in 8spiOns. 81. 8a.,
srmorbete ben einiabrissn Smuggling fei,
ner 5rnu in bruialer @eiie baourd, Sae
er ibm nit einem Stein ben S6doel elm,
idlus. Gr bradie bann Der Srau ielbf
init sinem Wefer iDbtlibe 8unoen bel
Aaes ooS iOu Der brutals Nsni6 nui
sstban babsn, neil feline Srau iid mel.
Beris. ibm mebr 9eIb ~ sebsn. nadbsu
er isin 3aidenaelb beIm 8artenipisl ber'
loren battle. Die e~rsiirnien 8lreer boz
8spftOne mOlten ben W6rbsr lpndsn
oerislbe mar aber entHOben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18

- SIN Colorado ipitbsn @alobrdnbe
beren 9siampiuns unmbsIid sridsint.
Sic ri6ten b~ebeutenben Shabsn mo-.
mentli1 in ebalt County unb in Gbafes
county an.
anbrsp Carnegie bat iid bereit er.
ildrt, Der Siaot asaOpias, Sol. $780,.
900 fir cine Bibliotbei su fdsnisn,
pOraussstsst. Die StaOipsrpaItuns tpirfI
$4,000 bas Sabr iar bic GrbaItuns be,
] 8lbliOibst aus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
PoIYeAnous SPIRIT LIVES.

The passage by both branches "
the Utah Legislature n a biu prac-
tieally legalislng polygamY shows
that the old spirit 10 not dead, and
that there is an influence in that
state that n widespread, jemoraliH
tng and un-American.
The governor vetoed the hill al
though It enlisted his sympathy he
feared national legislation and adj
verse criticism. and 50 said No
when the harem-ioving lawmakers
had said yes"
Gov Wells veto contains a hint
and an idea. 10 wouldn't be n had
thing to PASS the very national laws
that he fears and that his eoastitu-
cnts fear.
A serious need In shls country Is a
law regulating marriage and divorce,
that will be a. effective in one state
as in another. nom the Atlantic 60
the Paeiae and from the Lakes to ths
Gulf.
Utah can be easily reached. ana in
purifying q state that has hoastce
- poiyEamous practises other plac-
-. where vice Is secret. but none tho
less widespread, can be made clean.
as we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

Cunging like ~ 10 the side = a
tall building the professional siTu
painter works. as uucuncsrnesi As II
hs stood on the nrm ground belaW.
lie sits in a little swinging chair or
stands on a narrow scanold swung
FROM above and under hts nimhie
brush grows the sign hich - rad
b the paaHefs=by below Whether
working on a billboard on The
ground. o. swinging from the fuof
81 a is-afnHy building. is al the
same to him
A Sign painters work Is not only
hard and peffiuus. but 70 reaaif -
skill A patater's chair b. not the
NEST secure cuatriyauce IN the
world. end most pertuns would hest
tats before trusting Themselves in
one. Ia Is HHHre aaed BY a fupe from
a hok on The reef The painter enn
raise Or inW r. himself with a pulley.
The chair aauEtss about. and On a
windy dny i liable 20 swing Nth
every passine gust.
A suspended HeuToid II almost a.
shaky. TIE workman has but unr-
row board n stand on The bare
wall % The building faces him, and
back Of him and below him Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

time ia 90 hand when the sewage
frem ii.utun hill. lowing down Lane
street into the bay should be- turued
into thr routu u#Wef tunnel owing
N nlllnN 40 t1a tIdr lands, thor" Dr.
40 longer ID proper naN Of water over
tas plats whore tn sewage Nv liHH
charged. Mr. Thnmaeu believes the
Rainier street HeWur should be rnt
In urr. The 'rW 18th aud Nainivr
avenue, che Nalh Walia and tho
Twenty avenue. sewers ought
Ia De connected with this tunnel
Tho location II permanent street
lines. connecting all important parts
~ trc city, IT, declared an imperative
duty. rrr lands necessary should
b. acquired. and consistent Inn
pgoVrment puues formulated he
points put that atesp grudre are not
merely an Inconvenience. The oNs
pensc go traffic, tho Nerr nni tear
and the practical prohibition ~ bust
ness in certain quarters are far
greater than the cost OF the desired
improvements.
The ADlU,rrmept hy the city ~ a
reasonable amount az water front
property and the establishment ~ a
numh her ~ whaFNea Hrv recommend
ed in order Go hN the current rate OF
TOLLS Tor the harhor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
National Bank of Commercs
BUSINESS CHANCES.
on T0UTRN

COPALfs belongs 10 the Olympic
OH Company. and NO other com
uHny ur individual has any inter
est iu the north or south half OF
any other half thereof
There IH mo- tupalis Point Sanitar-
iuW belonging tn ur O. a.. Chase.
or any body elise. 1T CopHlig Point
There are magnificent Indications Of
petroleum nt eapalis Point but
an the mud impregnRtcd with Pc
trulouW EaH now being shown In
tho city us coming from Copalls
Point is from the land 81 tho
Olympic OF Company An the
good things which are being snId
about the oil indications az Copal-
Be- Point be- true but don't forget
that the Olympic oil Company
owns Cupalls Point.
CupallH Point as shown iu the pic
ture in last sundays 'p.-I.". be
longs Go the Olympic oil Com
pHuy.
II is estimated that over three tons
Of petroleum mud has been ship
ped out from the properly Of the
Olympic oil Company TO sell the
stock ~ other companies.
Olympic ON Company Us capitalized
at $3.50 900. therefore its stock ~
worth four times that of any com
pnny capitalized at a million dol
lars.
The Olympic oil Company has y
warranty deed 10 81 acres OF land
a. Copllis Point. absolute and in
dcfoasublc n oil " struck. There
are no royalties to pay on this
land
DO not be deceived. but call ~ the
Office OF the olympic oil Company,
Room ~ Halter block. and get in
side Information. only few
thouFqnd shares moro 60 sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN III sUpERIOR C0unT {

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
King County. State Of Washing
ton. Daniel Murray. plaintiff. va.
The Northwest Glass Works. de-
PENDANT No. 81. g72. order d.
rectinK notice 20 creditors.
And now on this 26th day Of
March. 1901. the application Of r. ~.
Holleuheck. receiver herein. for an
order directing notice To creditors 81
said defendant corporation. coming
on to be heard. ana IL appearing to
the court that since the appointment
Of said y. -. 1Tollpubeek aa such
receiver. no order has been made
requiring creditors aud persons hhv-
ing claims against said corporation
to present the same To. OF file the
same with said y. Is. Hollenbeck. as
receiver.
Now. therefore. II is hereby order
ed. that all creditors aud other per.
sons having any claim against said
defendant corporation The North
vest Glass Works. nre hereby order
ed and required 10 present the same.
with the necessary vouchers, to said
4. Il. Hollenbeck. as receiver here
In. at his Office In the New York
block. in Seattle. Washington. with
In co days after the date Of the first
publication OF thla order. and that
oil claims not 80 presented shall be
forever barred
II rs further ordered that a copy
OF this order DO published once n
week for i've 90 weeks in the seat
tie Star. newspaper printed and
published In the city Of Seattle. King
county. Washington.
Done In Opcn court this gbtb dnv
Of March 1901.
BOYD J. TALLMAN. Judge.
ppte Of hBt publication, March
%, 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

space. tiis painting materials must
BE- raised from the ground wtth
ropes A workman ust havs nerves
% steel and BE- clear headed. Tor a
mis-stsp means a frtEhtful death.
Tho SlEu or picture u hrat out
lined on the wail. and then the coli
nfa nrc allied IN wfth thr brush.
Many sign painters are artists -
no mean ability, a. the Illustrations
and pictures on bin Beard and dead
walls show one advertising nrm n
ths city has two regular artists n
it, employ.
signs arr not only painted on
dead wallis and billbuards. but upon
stac a.. trees. fences. rocks. etc. A
PAINTERS work on a high building or
lofty stock = the most prriluus.
Painting signs on conspicuous
rocks was formerly = favorite meth
OF 90 advertising. and ia set uH~si
considerably FuF TINS work man
81 intrepid RsfVe fH Required. lie
must Chamber up almost Inaccessible
Grass. hang Sta pended over yaWning
cnnsma and risk death In many
ways.
a good sign painter - well paid
for his work and hs gets enough tx
element 20 drive away the blues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
SHIPMENT BY
NORTHERN ROUTE
Fourteen Carloads OF Oranges Go
East by Great Northern.

Steamer umatiila. capt Cousins.
arrived from san Francisco last
night with 100 passvnErra and 1900
toms OF freight Part Of her cargo
consisted 81 "a carloads OF chlifor-
Hla oranges. which are destined for
Eastern points, by way af The Great
Northern. This iH the frat time that
California produce has been shipped
to Eastern markets by way 81 90
northern railroad. Heretofore the
periHhable frrizht % California has
been taken HAST exclusively By the
southern Paclnc ana santa b rail
tuaah
Now the Great Northern has en-
tered the domain III ia not known
at thiu time whether this h Merrly
pick -up shipment of the Great
Northern or the advance guard Of a
through trafiicc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Or. chareot's Fr,neh hsrvs
Treatment

The wonderful food for the nerves
Gives strength. health and yiEor TO
the young and old. II il the result
Of long years Of study by tho most
Of this century. Il produces real,
not artificial strength. In cases Of
nervous proHtration. Indigestion
caused by anxiety. oYer-ta xAtion Of
the mental or physical forces which
exhaust the nerve force. and ener-
-. there is no treatment tina, viii
stop the irritation and build up the
affected tissues like the Ch8rcot
Treatment. II glves vitality 10 the
entire system and promotes healthy
action 10 al the organs a. q. Guy.
Druggist. Seattle Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
DANCING ACADEMIES.
pErEcTIVE AoLNcIE9.
DENTl8Ta.

LUCAS Detective Agency. Union
block ~ DawHau# manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
THE BEST
OIL STOCKS
II You Invest. Get Ground
Floor Unassessa bic
Shares.

The Great Northern Oh company
has long term leases Of lands IN Coz
polls Point. Tenino. nes Mniues. Ia
coma. uurodn. KING county. skaEit
county ard other districts IN wash
ington and In famous districts -
California ~ oil n struck IN any
% these districts our ground floor
stock holders unh sHeHHahis 81 shares
at cents. Will set 100 far 81. No
preferred stockholders
Great Northern OF Company. Y.
q. haH "a. tis Cherry street corner
o. second avsnus. "P.-Is building
Seattle
Masquerade. Ranks hail Saturday
March - Admission aaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
WORK ON THE
BATTlESHIP

The preliminary work on the new
battlsahip Nebraska IL progressing
rapidly. The mold loft has been
laid and drnuKhtsnen are now at
work over the government plans and
specifications. Mr.. Parry. % the
company said today that he ala not
know when The actual work u con
Rtruction would begin. There II. -
he said. an enormous amount %
preliminary work 20 BE- done before
We can begin construction. We
have a great many drauKhtsmen at
work nOw and We viii have 10 In
crease the number Of them before
We are IN a position to begin con-
HtruCtion work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
DISCOvEREDI.
Mine of Death Under
Cars Palace.

PARIS. March C The committee
on Russian indictments states that A
Niue hRs been discovered beneath
the palace ~ the euar az raarkoias
solo. here council W thc ministers
was held last saturday Go consider
the grievance ~ the university stu
dents and the lawisss conditions arts
inE thergfram.
The committee states that several
prominent persons ere accused e
Implication IN this. tho latest plot
e. take the life Of the higher on
clals and deal blow az the eaar'a
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Furnishing
NEWSPAPERS
london Jury vlndIcstes Mr.
chamberlaln's Brother.

LONDON, March 20 4 verdict Tor
ano pounds UiOOW has been found
for the ulaintln ia the suit of Arthur
Chamberlain. brother ta Joseph
Chamberlain. colonial secretary,
against the Evening Star aud the
MofnHn Leader papers which print
81 the accusation at improper use uf
influence a. relative II the colonial
secretary, To- secure government con.
tracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
gLgcrRIcAL MACHINERY.

ERIcksoN 4 wYMAN CO. manu-
faeture and repair electrical APP
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CITY ENGINEERS
ANNUAL REPORT
Shows a Remarkable Increase In
improvements.

SsattIefs marvellous growth and i'm
prOvements are reflected in the report
Of City Engineer Thomson 20 Mayor
Humes. which was presented - the
council last night. II shows the IN
paralleled advance IN street work
water service and sewer c0nstfue=
tion. a. we'll as the great boom N
private building
The total expenditure In 1900 are
az f0llowa. ~ assessment. Sewers.
so. 7s2 81 grading streets. SO 3ft H.
pianking. SCI a 30. paving. fH.Zzi =
total. figi III ~ ffy private con-
tract. grading. s2.230O2. cement side
walks. tf.21J.2 total t6.233 20. H5
general fund. t5.575.sl Total street
ifr movement El49.5a0.1s.
The Cedar river water system cost
9l.IOZ. 600 bringing the total ~ pub
Ne improvements up ~ tl.1IG. 1b0 -.
The private improvements. ar shown
hv the building permits, cost s. .2Gs=
01O Thus the total improvements
IN streets. sewers and buildiugH
amounted 70 $3.50 lD07s.
This does not include the First ave
nue. paving. the Twenty third street
sewer and number ~ other costly
improvements begun in 1890, but not
completed In that year As u stands
the table shows record which vas
never equaied by q city or Eeattle'H
size.
The building permits SHOW great
lncrpa The amount ~ building
was. in 1903. 1906. as. In 1888. tlt5f9.-
0cg In 1900 81 9G4 021
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Go on the CITY Of EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT,
AMI EDMONDS Route

Leave Seattle. 100 a. M, ~ ~. and
y. m.
Leave Everett e.i5 a. m. 2.3O and
t,lb D. IN.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
Coimau dock. Seattle Tel Red al.
Fare Zoe. round trip ~ 90 First.
class meals served az 80 cents
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COMMISSION
President Completes List
for St. Louis Fair.

WASHINGTON. y. c., March =. =
The president mas practically com
pleted the list Of the ~. Louis eN-
position commissioners and prob
ably Wflf announce the names within
the next - hours.
John Allen Of Mississippi. viii be
named said a Republican congress
man this morning 50 VIII Prof.
Northrup. II Minnesota. Mr.. scott.
~ Arkansas. the candidate urged hy
senator Jones. probably will fail Of
appointment Ex-senator Carter
Thurston and Mcbride viii be on the
list.
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ATToRheYbAT Law.

WA. IA. BUTTSEH. Attorney at
law, Advice free. suits prose-
eutrd hul defended IA all courts.
"a years experience Proceedings
Ia bankruptcy Companies incor-
ppfutoi. Abstracts carefully cN-
amlned. Collections made In ali
parts % the unitad states High
cot commercial and bank yefercn-
ceH. tis Third avenue. opposite
Public Library. Phone Man ioS9.
!. T. BALL. III. Is noKwsg BiOek.
lte Columbia st. above lat Ave
General practice IN all the courts.
Damage Cases a Speciality.
Moderate Fees Communication Free.
Ten Years Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-at-las. UfzlHf Horton Bank bid
u o. FOSTER Mataal Lie bid.
Phone Main -.
J a XXI Ice. sc Haley building
HENSON e AUST = Boston niock
" ~ AMhuTn. s0t-s. Pacinc DIX
=. g. MACDONALD. tos burke $50.
Root rhmer s Bfown. Pioneer bld.
- & CuNuNER. ga Haler b'dg.
LYNN q NNApp IL taller bldg.
q. WARD KEMP 90 nufhr bids
:. p DOUGLAS 90 Nev YorE hlk.
HlCHANn 0sHoRS, 1oas n Y ~
8 s LANGLASn. 81 sea YORK blk
HORACE PETER. tlt New York *
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