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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

Senator Tsudzuki. Consul Hayashl
and DT, kefuma, they took a drive
about the city, In the course OF his
ride Marquis Ito expressed his nd-
mirntlon az the SURROUNDINGS 81 Sc
attic. and predicted that the city VIII
yct become a great metropolis. Last
evening Marquis Ito entertained
Capt, Ekstrand. Of the Khga Mnru.
r, "a. studley. local agent ~ the NIP
pom 4usen kaisha, and the officers
OF the ship az a dinner iu his apart
ments al the Rainier-C Grand.
Reception rats Morning
Marquis Ito this morning was CIV
en- a reception by his counuymen ia
Seattle. The AFFAIR took place in the
Japanese hall In the Snoquaimte
Power cos building. corner 81 Sec
und avenue aud Main street The
marquis and bis suite attended. and
the hall was crowded with Japanese
eager 90 pay homage TO their distin-
gulshcd country Marquis Ito.
his secretaries and = number % the
more prominent Jaranesr ~ The city
occupied seats on the platform, ana
addresses were made hy the marquis
and others TIE marquis IN his
speech. thanked those present for the
reception aud assured them uf his
efforts 70 bring nhout closer CONNER
cial relations between The Unitsd
states and Japan.
This afternoon he went for a short
drive. accompanied IS Consul Hay
ashi and bis physician. lie Is i'm
p--vsd IN health and enjoys hts trips
about the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

bad order cara that had come in from
she Jucko wreck
AS near a. can BE- learned. the
switch engine had pushed the cars
urun she repair track. and had then
been detached and moved away. -
that the men could work between the
cars. Moahus had stepped between
two Of the cars 90 chain them to-
gether and had just reached the
chain when the engine struck the end
d, the line Of ears and bumped these
two together. catching the unfortun-
ate mans head and killing him In
SANITY.
"Moabus ives about 70 years Of are
He had been In the yard service here
for six years and was one ~ the
u,-st efficient and Popular men IN
the yard. lie learned raiiroading
here and had r host 81 friends
AN unfortunate feature II the
case ls that George Moabns had pre-
Senfet his resignation 90 accent
position on the oregon Railway a
Navigate ines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
DELLA WILL
HAVE To TELL
What She Knows OF the Thomas
Robbery Case

Della Harris. alias Mrs. Brown, the
young woman who skipped out Of
This city several days ago, leaving
500 cash bail 70 be forfeited b. W.
Thomas. was brought back 10 this
city this morning b. Detective Win
er. of Portland. Miss Harris u a
witness in the grand larceny case
Bgainst Owen Brenaman and Emma
Spencer, charged with robbing w.
Thomas ~ several hundred dollars.
Mr. Thomas put UP 800 cash BAN
needed 70 insure tie appearance Of
Miss Harris as a witness. She violat-
ed the trust and ran away with her
intended husband. She was arrested
in Portland yesterday morning and
was brought back 20 this city. The
date Of the trial In which she IN a
witness fs fixed for October H.
Meanwhile Miss Harris will occupy
n cell ia the county Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
MARQUIS ITO WILL Be
TOASTED AT BANQUET
Elaborate Preparations Made in Honor Of ustrOus lap
anese-- Chamber OF Commerce viii Entertain

Preparations have been completed
far the banquet which Is 60 be siven
tAiS evening az the Rainier Grand
hotel Ia honor of Marquis Ito of
Japan. The affair 81 being given
under the direction 90 the commit
tee from the Chamber 81 Comercc.
Judge Burke win preside. Covers
viii b. laid Ter seventy persons. The
guests wll include Admiral Casey
Bnd Commandment Rurweil. ~ the
Puget Sound navy nard. several
nesny ofncers couEnls oE different
nations stationed az Seattle and
prominent cltiscns Of this city. The
affair will be made one of the most
elaborate hanauets az this kind ever
given IN Seattle. The following
soasts win b responded 60 during
abe evening;
The Teests
''our Distinguished Guest. Marquis
ito" Judge Burke.
The Constitutional Empire OF
EAran.~ Ex Ex-senator John Il. Allen.
rha Growing Commerce Between
america and Japan" Ex-senator
Thomas r. Carter.
The Oldest Young ard the Young
psf ola Nation Judge @. Meade
.-rhe United states the Early
Friend OF Japan" Joseph Giipln
1yle.
Ms Work Of Yesterday
Marquis Ito spent yesterday very
nuietly After his reception IN the
morning he worked until luncheon.
In the afternoon. In company with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
BRUTALITY
is CHARGED
Little Girl Runs AWAY From Home
90 Accuses Mother

A case of cruelty tp a little rifi
came 90 the notice % Humane Off
csr NldN9ay yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Hernstlne. who lives Ga Fourth
avenue and Wall street. asked the
officer % find her ii-ysar-oid daugh-
ter Lots who had failed % return
from school yesterday. officer
NidEwHy appreaended the little Riri
who told a revolving story ~ brutal
ny practieed upau her by her moth-
ef The little Tiri was taken O. Mr.
KidEw ay'H own home pending an Ia
NestsKati0n 81 ihe affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Back From Victoria

The Seattle delegation which went
90 Victoria Ca bee present az tha 70
ception % the Duke and Duchess %
Cornwall and York has returned with
the deepest admiration for the royal
couple
The members ~ the committee
praise im high terms the decorations
ard Illumination ~ the streets ~
Victoria Hnd che conduct g. the c@rr-
mony was commented upon az excel
lent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
WENT FREE
TO TACOMA
Rate War So Fierce That No
Fare Was Charged

The rate war between the small
boats on the Tacoma run ntiil con-
tlnuea The two rival steamers are
enc Sentinel aud thr Dtuntiran The
usual rate that these boats oftor 10
tH rNNlH. Win ta.tNut fAtr fuf thr
round trip. In the morning both the
boats leave about $3.50. and "a rate Of
% cents Tor one fare In then uNfrrf
on the ~ O'Clock trlp FROM Tacoma
rate ~ % esnta a offered fur $40
trip. How long the strife viii keep
up u not known. Yesterday IL be-
came - nercr that one uf the boats
carried passengers free ln order 60
present the other boat from getting
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
rhs ssst,ls Thss,sr

The Neiii company e. the Seattle
theater wlii play Rosemary" tonight
ana again AZ tomorrow matinee.
The District Attorney will close
the engagement Saturday evening
sunday aud Monday uiKhtn Prof
Ten fchi. the great japanese confuT-
~. viii APPEAR ~ sire Seattle with
"a company ~ ten Ewishm dancing
girls who viii give exhibitions 81 ma
uanai and costume dAnctnH
Prof Ten Inh4 iN an extraordinary
magician. He exploits many - the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
YOUNG BOY
DESTITUTE
lanes Butler, Said 10 Be Of Disiia.
gulshed Family, Goes 10
the Hospital

James Butter. aged a.. said 20 b.
~ Ben Buffers family. distinguished
during the Civil war, was taken 70
ara county hospital yesterday. raw.
tng In the delirtum OF typhoid fever.
foung man was yesterday found at
Auburn where he had arrived after
% number % months Of hardships
encountered IN wandering over the
country. HIS home Is in Trout.
Greenboro county. w. Va, ard he
fas several brothers living at that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
A STEADY
INCREASE
Business With the Philippines
Is Growing


The imports ~ the Philippines FOR
the nine months ending in Mhteh.
1900. and March. 1901 we're HH fni-
lows 1890. fi6lo7.tfss 1901, - suB,
COS The exports were ~ follows
1900 E1sas 90. 1901. tiI8s3iss. The
shipping agures are hs follows; En-
tered. 1900. Hsa 1901. e.i0si cleared,
1900 20Is. 1901. $3.50.
The government summary through"
Out shows steady increase both IN
imports end exports. The growth IN
most Instances be- enormous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
VEGETABLES
IN DEMAND
Supply Of Grain Stuff Is Good -
Fruit Prices VAR

The markets hold a good supply q
green vegetables and the demand 10
good.
The fruit market IL feAtureisss to-
day except that prices are VARYING
considerably. Chamberlain Harail-
ton CO. received a large shipment Of
bananas from New Orleans.
Butter. eggs and poultry remain
a. Quoted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Juneau Landslide

A report comes from Juneau that a
few days ago q large landslide took
place AZ the Elmer mine. stopping the
I'll summer.
II seems that the recent heavy
rains. combined with the blasting
operations. had loozened the earth
and that the whole side Of the noun
rain moved. covering the SHAFT
Through which ore was being dump
81 and stopped that part Of the min
Ing
Luckily no one was injured
though there had been 10 men AZ
work but q short time before. The
mine car still be worked under
ground through the tunnel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
THE ATHLON
VERY SPEEDY
After RefurnIshIng She Takes the
Bremerton Run

The Athlon resumed her trips yes
terday on the Bremertun run. She
has been repaired to such an extent
that she Is almost a new boat. A
new cabin has been built, and in in
terror finishing she now equals any
thing on the Sound. Her owners
Claim that the vessel Ia faster than
khe Flyer. but no test ~ the COM
parRtive speed Of the boats has yet
been made.
The Inland Flyer. which has been
Doing the Bremerton work alone. in
fhe absence Of the Athion, viii stiil
be kept on the run. thus doubling the
Ereunerton service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Ballard Order Of Eaales

A new aerie - the Fratcrnni or
der 90 Eagles win - instituted az
Ballard on SUNDAY afternoon and
evening. oct 81 Nearly 900 nrp'ta
cants have already signed the peti-
tiau Tor a charter ard great times
are expected as a cordial invitation
hhs brcH extended GO the mamhrra
of The order Ia Seattle AMI surround
ing towns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
DENY The STORY

The owners q the steamer city %
Everett deny the report IN ysster-
they had sold their boat o. the Flyer
people. The transfer ~ tnatf prop
srty had never been considered. The
City % Everett wiii continue 90 ran
between thia city and Everett in the
place % the Greyhound. which is
now laid up Tor rerafrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
GEO. MOABUS'
SAD DEATH
Killed In Railroad Accident Many
Friends in Seattle

George Moabus, who was killed re-
Gently at Miasoula. Mont, WAS a
brother 70 Mrs William Kane. Mrs.
Kane IS q resident Of Seattle, and
wife Of the foreman Of the Seattle
Electric Co.'S car lines Mrs. Ann
Noabus. mother Of the dead man,
lives with the Kanos at sol olive
rtreet. Mr. and Mrs. Kane departed
today for Missoula 10 attend the
funeral. The Anaconda Standard
gives the following account OF the
1eath ~ Mr.. Moabus.
aGcoree Moabus. n switehmAn. was
fuwanfiy killed In the Northern Pa
cfac Yards here Tho accident oc-
Cured on the repair track vince
zfoe ta- was engaged IN piaeir~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Mystic Nidqeis

A novel entertainment VII - CIV.
en- next Tuesday syNniug and We'd
nssaay afternoon a. the Urnmd creFn
house. IL II called the Mystic Mlag
cts and the performers Niil ~ a COM
pany of children under The aiFrctiun
81 prof Collins The ladies % 81
Marks church have the matter IN
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

Tor conducting the city government
the ensuing year. Among pthff
things viii boz the fixing oi the teN
levy ~ iH stated that u VIII Pc hihli-
err this Vonr The 1901 levy was abb
normally Iow the committee meets
again next "wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
A Still Alarm

A still alarm was tururd In from
First avenue and Cedar street AZ
1880 o'clock thls morning. a small
brush fre az that place had burned
q fence. but the flames were soon ar
rested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
"tho Belle Of Hsw Yotk"

The advance sais for che Belle n
New York which opens az the
0raua opem house tonight. Indicates
sthndiHg room only. Tor the fret per-
furmanre. aud very likely for all
four. " will run three nights. with
matinee saturday The company ia
practically the same uH last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
TWO LOST

TACOMA. Oct s.--uy a score ~ q
20 8 Tacoma yesterday vreztnd the
second game from Seattle. Errors
were frequent
PORTLAND. Oct f.--Gqokane lost
TIE second game 70 Portland yeHfer-
day b. a score o. 60 /. IL wns an
easy victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
HARVARD
Dental ParIors
5f2 Second Avenue

You cannot get better work any
where, no matter what you pay, than
AZ cur office We believe In thor
ouEh, conscientious DENTISTRY,
~ prices within the reach Of ali
our work il al guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

Freah meat--Cow beer. 70 10. steer
beef' I@7ho per H. mutton. wether.
Ic' ewes, &c. pork. DC per 10: veal,
large, &C.: small. i0c.
Provisions-Hams. isc: breakfast
backs, i0c: bellies. lie.
Honsy-lzi4mttc.
Butter Cheese. Eggs ard Poultry
Butter - Washington ereameriea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Children's Coats

AT $3.50 -Chiidren'a Box Coats
ia red, blue, castor and brown.
velvet collar bishop sleeves.
Sizes ! 30 II.
AT $500 - Child's BOX Coat.
vita stitched velvet collar.
cuffs and front, trimmed with
small silt buttons, colors red,
blue and castor.
AT so. 80 box Coats, with large
or tailor collar, fancy pearl but
tons, ool0rs red, blue, castor
and brown
At $500 -- OF korsey. with
double cape. trimmed with silk
gimp, IN castor, red and blue.
AT NS.DO- Double breasted box
Coats, military collar, trim
med With velvet and pourl but
tons. IN red, navy and castor.
At - 200 Fine ATWOOD Ker-
aey BOX Coat, satin lined. storm
collar. tailor stitched, ohildren'a
fun length cOata.
AT rs. JO-Of kersey, trimmed
with stitched satin and gimp,
large fancy buttons. in tan,
castor. blue and red.
AT $1,000 or wool kerrev,
tailor collar and cuffa, three
broad stitched straps down the
back. colors rod. blue and
brown.
AT sI2.5O-of fine atwood
korsey. satin lined. with storm
collar and revcrg, tailor stitch
cd coiors tan, castor ana blue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

MeE'e natural gray una~,A.
and dfaa ers, mostly Iarg. -
5}e each. after Elk.
~ COX. mems meflno A,
DARK gray and camel-hs{r I. =
isc, sitter siz, loc q pals.
& few odd anes u nes,,
and puff ties, wurih zse ~
after Ga. H. each. Or tae *
ilaby first shoes. nft
sizes one - four, worth ~
Hla. zoe.
a iot u yelling IN faass =
ferent shades ana aiyisx
zoe O yard. after Elk, ~
Curling if4aa, rtSaisf -
1iaC. after six. yc.
Invisible hair pins a. Il. |
box after Elk
safety pins, all sizes. afis Il
o. dozeH
Cabinets % wire hair =
worth e., after slE. ZIG
Fancy stick Dlna. worh 4
after six, lsc.
Acme crlmIing Pins, xeas
q box. after ok. ac.
Hair nets, worth e, aftsr :.
O..
Hair nets. worth ik "a
six. &C.
Quills worth &c each. stsss .
t..
only two % a customer
wings iu al col0fE. wofts (
after six. iJc.
HecHie plumes. all co1ors. va
EJc. after six. &c.
Three dozen cotton rett,css.
worth N-z5 after Eix. rse
75c fianuelctte shirt Na4ss y
ter Elk. Scr
A granlfeWare special afts- Z,
One large table u ernni,ss =
aaucepana. Htew Kettles, Ia =
ties. coffee and lea pssa =
brlilera, etc. slightly danax.
win be Sold at one-hais II 4.
regular prices.
only tsFo pieces 20 . buy~
German silver Teaspoons. vls.g
on soiid white metal. &c ~ =
Of half dozen.
German silver tabiespoanx !. 4
"a on solid white metal. " =
set - six
Collar protectors. worth ~.
after SIX, g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
GOOD HEALTH

Makes man equal 10 any emeg-
gsncy. Disease makes bin unequal
To the ordinary duties OF life.
MAKE NO MIsTARE-CONsULT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

For FHa and electric fixtures. XII
bourne 4 CLARK Co. SIS Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
FInanee commIllee

The council finance committee be-
gan lts series 1f HasaiunH inst night
10 20 over the estimates ~ expenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

Infants linen blbs. with bor-
ders. worth Joe. after Elk, 5c.
Applique bureau scarf. worth
s5c. after six, gsc-
z7-lnch creton. after Elk. &c
yard.
poo yards white cambria. ono
yard vide. ln remnants ~ from
one % ton yards, worth izlzc a
yard. after six, 7lAc
40 white crocheted bed spreads.
Marseiiies pattern. hemmed ana
ready FOR une. size Tzxsz Inches
worth Sc. after six. Csc.
Mercerized foularda. So good
patterns, worth ibc, after six. o..
Good toilet soap. three cakes On
a box. worth ikizc, after ak, u,
Toilet soap. hard milled. worth
n cake. after xix, 2 cakes for
o..
Epson salts, IN pound pack
agca, after EiE. Sc.
Cathaftlc pills. pc boxes, after
six, ~ a box.
Mustard rlaetarr worth Zoe
'siH - HNhHA "AAr HHfH H'aA
carboiie saive. worth IT.. after
six. sc q box.
W0men'e fast black or tan cot
ton hose. with double toe and
heel. al sizcs. worth 1870, after
six &c.
Women's fast black heavy
fleece lined ftoek kings. HermEd0rf
dye. PLATA 90 ribbed top. double
toe and heel sac article. after
six Die n pair.
Women's aii-wooi Jersey ribbed
vests, with pants % match. IN
white or grey. AL sizes; these are
si.f9 garments after Elk. zoe each.
Womcn'E heavy f'rece-iin~d Jcr-
sey ribbed vests and pants. al
sizes. worth e9c, after six. nc.
'Tnieavened Bread" the popu-
lar book ~ Robert Grant. worth
81 ~. after six. asc.
20 sheets ~ paper and "a en-
veiopeH. packed IN neat card
hoard box. worth i5e. after xix,
&C.
Denniren's sealing wax, in 100
different shades. after six. Sc
stick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

pound prints, CSC. Eastern Iowa
and ElEin, 2t8g6c. fresh ranch. ieu
Use.
cheese Native Washington. fuii
cream. iac. Eastern New York
ifHitc; Wisconsin,. ttc; Hoqurfoft T.
faC. li1m fiiMi2 per case New
York. iaMl6C. timhnrWcr laNAtc,
brick. tGattc. Swiss $50 i9c.
Egga Strictly fresh ranch, aQc.
Eastern. isus.r.
Poultry Hens. iidiac3 large
spring. l3uifcs brollers, ib0itc,
ducks. t20ishci
Corrected Daily The following
prices srs bslns offered GO the pro
Queer ln round Tots on tho dock Or IN
the ear az Seattle
Grain oats. 81 o0H 81 %. barley
81 o00taa0. wheat. chicken feed
so eo4gtoo. corn. 81 co PER 100 lbs.
Hay PUGET Sound per ton. SEQ
ia0o Eastern Washington timothy
titQoWikeo. alfalfa. uiQ9
Butter Fresh ranch. i51itc. nn-
tive creamery. s2Wssc
Cheese Native washington. i2c.
EEgs Strictly fresh ranch. sc
Eastern. 1870 a3c
Poultry Hens. ieIiohc. lnrEf
spring. itis0i1r. small spring i4u
isc. ducks. io8iic: turkeys. it0i1c
1--we stock Cows. gise. steers
gisc. calves. sh8TMc. sheep. &C..
hogs, t4tAo.
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FIVE men with teams and fcraperH.
Fred. noHenatock. z4th and T.. Fir.
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sssstssies

Potaties-szs.e o9 5000 per ton bee,s
800 per sack. carrots. s0a7sc Der
sack. lettuce. isc per dozen turnips
0H I5e. garlic. &C.. cabbage, ti.I1
i5o. peppers. 1905. husks. roc: cel-
err. &c per dozen. sweet pota-
toes. ito. Chill Peppers,
acc per 10. aauer kraut. 19fe;
native head lettuce. lie Der Dor
dried figs, cartons. soc. fancy. ss17Dc;
imported. isc; tomatoes. s0I59c case
dates s0se 10; radishes. ioc per dog.
parsley. 256 90. onions, SL250tto a
ewt; eauiiflOw@r. TEcGfoo. parsnipa.
H-ooWi.zs; local green corn. HQigc
Per aez cucumbers, i502Qc: pump
klns' 70 per ID squaahes. Dc; beans.
I &C.
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Jo5BIHe QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILYJ
Green Fruit

Lemons-I1o 9gis0 a box: cooking
apples. esNsi %. eating apples. sloo
9l.6o. crab appies.H fi.09aI1s. or
anges. ttooGiioo. bananas. si7s0
40 local peaches. toss0cs eanta-
lpuper, SOC ger box: biackbsrrfes.
u254f-so. pears. ti.o00yL75. water
melons. secdfi.oo; plums. z0Qgoc.
grapes. SocG 400 per box; Eastern
Concords, s9c. prunes 20d1oc per
box. nutmega. $4,000. cranbsrrisr.
81 S4ds0g per Dbl.
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Money doubled IN buyinK Inter
State Fisheries stock. CreYhaun1
dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
SoRDHoFF a CO
THE BON N1ARCHE
waaner's Orchestra Will Entertain You Sat-.
day Might.
AFTER SIX

night informs
" reading after tE ist
thorsuqfy That ia az taYs
der.ps the goods f he Saturday evening"
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NERVOUS, CHRONIC

and, In fact. all diseases. even IN
their most aggravated forms. There
is no physician or institute In the
world that has performed so many
permanent cures In both Men and
Women as this most eminent special
Rt
CERTAINTY OF CURE is what
you want We give you a written
LEGAL GUARANTEE 10 cure you
or refund your money. II you are
tired Of paying out money and wait
Ing results, this Is your opportunity
20 be cured quickly. There IS All
the difference IN the world between
doctors and treatments, and yoa
want the best.
WRITE II you cannot call. All
letters confidential.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

"The Daughter of the Diamond
klnE VIII cl1He Saturday al IL
Third Avenue with the usual matinee
end evening performance
Next week "a Homcspun Heart"
VII open at thr Third Avenue. IL
49, play whose character lH lndi-
Gated hy lts tltlo and which has been
fstud hY competent critics with "The
old Homestead. Gag Harhur.
Peaceful Valley" and shore
Acres. class ~ plays 81 which the
public never weaflsa. because they
touch upnn subjects near 90 the pop
ular heart
The cast ia q strong one. including
Page Spencer. A. w Ellis. Helou
castle and others well known 10 the
theater world.
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90 70 Spinning for bicycle rspaira
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State Tlaeirp.h,adlnaI Instltlrta

Safe Deposit and Trust Co.'S Bldg
T0l First ave, Rooms 20 II -a2- % -
office hours; n m. 20 p. m. Sun
days. 10 a. m. 20 2. m. only.
SEATTLE. WASH.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-15
ANDERSON SLAVERY CASES.
Ten Planters Plead Guilty and one
Insists ON Trial.

Columbia s. c.. June 14.-The Ander-
son county slavery cases were disposed
OF to-day. All except that against j. s.
Fowler. one of the largest planters in the
county, who insisted on going to trial
on the charge Of false imprisonment 20
establish his right to imprison a man If
that man is willing to become a prisoner.
j. r. Miller, J. A. Emerson, w. e. Nc
Gee, w. O. Hammond. w. c. Bailey,
James Martin, Allen Martin. George
Thomas. James Cook and Mike Robins
pleaded guilty TO assault and battery,
were fined $50 each and discharged.
These men, together with Fowler were
indicted for false Imprisonment. conspir-
acy and assault and battery of high and
aggravated nature. The solicitor had
many negro witnesses to prove the
charges to assault and Illegal impris-
onment. They had been confined in
stockades without having been convicted
or tried for any crime and had been
whipped. The defendants admitted the
whipping. Solicitor Bogss entertained no
hope of getting the petty jury to follow
the course Of the grand jury and find
against these planters. so he took the
plea they were willing TO make. Fowler
claims che right to lock up hands who
hire themselves to him, and has gone to
trial to settle that point.