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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09
Apply at Office fer Weekly Bulletin.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR sALLNaRTHMFsr

FOR sALE-MsCELLANR
49, -r----~-~-------~ --~-~--~~-~
| FOR SALE Range. with waier-back and tank
FRIES HoPWOoI, sth and SIS. NV,
FOR SALE-A good organ at SIS; eheap. FRIES
hoPAO0D. sth aad SIS. NV ia9-St,em
FOR SALE-FoIding bed. cost s75. will sell Tor
$3.50 FRIES NORWOOD 8th and sts
1881. EN-
FOR SALE-Fery fine Singer sewing machine.
good order: VIII sell for SI2 FRIES & HOP
WOOD. sth and h SIS lw. iay-3t .e1l
FOR SALE Five gallon coffee urn, good As new
cost 34j; win sell fer $3.50. FRIES 4 HOP
WOOD. Sth and SIS Nv jag-5t.efn
FOR SALE-We have put in steam heat and
have 80 Fuller i Warren stove which we
VIII sell for SO E T. SNYDER K CO. III
"a ave ja9-3t, en-
FOR sALE-One gas range. 50: > white iron beds.
- y eacn; dinlng-roon1 chairs 80 cents each.
dining table, =; refrigerator % go 10th ST ne.
a once Item
FOR sALE-SpIendid square piano. good condi-
ton; price So 834 Ilth st. ne.
q Sacrifice.
Upright piano. lett withcus on storage viii be
sold ,25 3y order Of owner for 50. BRADBURYS,
I'D Pa ave. ja9-tF
FOR 5ALE-Four choice ssats IN dress circle for
A4ude Adams. L Aigl5u,' Saturday matinee
-1lare-e BOY 50. tins office ja9-5t
FOR sALE-PooIroom. rso tablq4. a bargain Ap-
ply al 100 Il st. ne jza-8t
For SALE-Cord wood. zawed in l,lorks to #
90 any stove, dry and seasoned: = per cord de
nEeTed 10 anT part ~ citv. AddreS, BOX 57I.
this Office. ia9-st
FOR SALE-For working girls. q Iady's half
worn co. a'Hg al los prices Address BOX
- ----- 90 ja9-3t
70. sALE-cleap. bIaelssailg's tools. 96 sta
II
FOR SALE-Fine fye-.-es--oId HoIstein ans, l5s,,l,
., NJ ,1sg g VII o iEel 2jjl7r st. BrookIand
H. = fipLEiTr 10th an igs,Er
,--
Buy vollr coal a, the dss,-s, % ard Sc: coal
81 per tef. elso- Jas-3t-eLIi
FOR SALE
FURNITURE, To PAY STORAGE CHARGES
Complete outfit Tor l2-T-0m residence Every
thing ycu can possibly use Is here
Finest QuaiIty-in good condition
WILL EXCHANGE FOR FURNITU RE YOU
WANT To SELL.
iI9 9TH St y W.-"THE FURNITURY"
ias-tf
FOR sALE-AsI household furniture. on account
Of breaking up housekeeping. some rare
pieces: call II YOU WaaI bargain 4Gz K st. nv
FOR SALE-I-p -5snt cabinet grand piano. perfect
order, So; owner leaving city. Address BOX
5sS, this Office ia7-St
TOR SALE-Drezs goods, silks. lace curtains. yor-
tieres. Blankets comforts. mems and bows
clothing. capes. coats, skirts. ETC on ..eeklv
payments, drop postal, I call JOSEPH CAIN,
237 Pa ave NV ia5-lmo, EN-
FOR sALE-si1 oval photo mczotints FOR CSC.
ACNE PHOTOGRAPH Co So + & uw
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09

WANTED-By young oo,ored woman. place as
plan cook or 10 assist with general house
work I'll Franklin 81 nv n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09

NANTEG-By settled Ubite Iadv pIo is willing
70 give part OF DAYS .y0rk toward The rent
q rooIn; re- -Address Boz 50. ,his Office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09
HELP wAxTED-rEMALE.


HELP WAHTED-FEMALE-
6-,I--CrD --,z-lI- --,l--.5 or, nus h, -
psrirnced e,5oE- nea. and siay nights AppI.
Il once 10 8th ST Sc: city refs jlg-St.eH
,--,,-rI-7, 7,.,.. .----,. oss
Mass. ave. NV Item
NANTED-A woman la 20 general bouscvyorl,.
stay nights. So r. + ave. item
WANTEn-A white girl, German preferred. for
general housezork: no Laundry good home.
~ : Il. NV item
BANTED--Whirc working housckeeper in small
family; 10 children no washing; good hone
kpply % 81. lie. item
- me s.[ i'T aSGs .t n" COO ing,
- W. o--- = ~, In
EANTED-Al kinds Of help. cooks ana -Iamhpr-
.os 18Th : NV Ian IL -. %, ~
s-,,-.,,,,,,
worS AppIr 80 \. ! ave NV It en-
S7-,I--r--Ir =,
Fight woman g22 ST NV jaa-3; .eln
n 49,,
ciI-1berr2ai,is ,,slfr4Sses md - 80
aEs Apps from 9 to 40. l2zS \ st. Item
hANTED-ScttleI respectable woman To cool ard
help in small family. ApUIy 39l4 i nv
is9-tf.cTD
EANTED-A good reliable cook in private fam
lily Apply, with refs, at 9l5 st. uw.
- -
~ i 70 '"lereu 2lil lot general he'-SeyycrA
L-2I 2Il - NV Item
WANTED-In a claim attorneys o-f..e \ gfrI
,bis atscs whites pam hand address BON o.
II
WANTED Experienced folders coIo-,d kitchen
girl housekeeper Immediately: good s.Iarr
30 81 noon 10 II
Ttlo1 Nofa Painfully AILNOA- Sos IL
OF +E 81 NV
WANTFD-Two IphsIsterers s. per dav. also
useful man rada, AnD1v 7500 Ea-, yoytr
ave nv 1t
maid. sl6 pantry eiri SO 'A Eaaaire .o iSs5
18th = NV II
NANTED-Colored woman for general housework;
bring references 1910 / 81 nv. It
WANTED First-class white cook; also girl for
days work Apply 1900 New York ave.
NANTED-ColoTed waitress. 81; good cook. SIS;
r,nIE s ,I I1LIs hVe general houseForkers
-.,-,,--, -
maids. ,zsitres-~ cooks b1fIers ce1er3I
houseworkers LADIES EXCHANGE. 6i4 isth i
II
WANTED Marker and assorter Amin, GIN
STEAM LAUNDRY, 81 sth st. NV 1t
WANTFD-settIed coIora5 woman .sne-sI -
work and TO assist in care of children in
Ahi-ii family Apply. at once, 2l55 q ST NV
la9-zt
WANTED Settled white OF .colored woman, cook,
wash. IRON small family in country. WAGES
s: cook alone So with references. Address BOX
eoV, TINS oihee II
for LsIf a., to'I y. nv good ehanoeFld
hAATED-By widoSer with three children aged
o. To- and p hOuseSeePer 10 80 - the
yyaees y,l 60 p5y 5-a "a. 80
iso-7r az '"-S '-'>s
hANIED-Help; We have good places on hand
70. eooEa' cilaIfoeT!nalos' only = cents bal
- ~ It5r we EanI nurses nous@NoTkeEs
- ----- = NV u
arv COLUMBIA COFFEE CONCERN 5ls
10th st. NV. IL
"AI I'4ED-0OioEee woman or girl Ter general
holSeNoIh, 70 stay nights I'D ! 81 NV It
y-.NTr-r, .--.. - -
- nv "1-S1tee- - II 81 nv II
WANTED-Students 70 learn Spanish French and
- .,----- :, -.
do at home 1898 r. / ave. NV. jas-3t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09

Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6:42 a. M. 7:35 a m. 2-I5 p m, and $50
p m. daily From Hauisoaburg n:S1 a m week
DAYS ard 9-io p. n. daily. From Charlottesville
SIS a. m and $40 P. m daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. AID other IN
formation furnished sud baggage called sor and
CHECKED from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co. orders left at Ticket Office 7E5
18th =. y "; Oh Peuna. ave. wv and 1T
Penua- Station
Phone I44l for P r r. Cab Service
FRANK ; CANNON
50 y 2. and Gen Mgr.
: II. HARDHICh, General Pass'r Agent.
l. y BROWN. General Agent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09
LOST.

LoST-Tue-day erening, January s lady's open
lace gold watch, monogram \ W /. OF back,
-''ttIo- = =. = nN lien
LoST-OH M0i.lsy evening in the ne fur driv-
IN glove y III call ald pay suitable reward
If finder viii seHd address 10 " / KING. III
5th Sd se- II
LOST Package OF letters from l5tu and ! 10 2d
and Indiana ave; reward. Return To 10
Indiana ave II
WILL gentleman who got wrong coat ~ mistake
at the Crescent dance on Monday night please
call and get LIS OHn IN exchange CON, 1919 9Th
-. ua. II
LoST-s5 reward for pair hounds; black and tan
dog. white gyp. with Fed ears, lost o. stolen;
BTO0El4Hd, D. C. address Box 5G5. this office.
LOSr-Taa shepherd gyp l. inches high; named
Diana White underCCIt; > reward So y
J. ave NV. ja7-3t en-
LOST-A homemade quilt Saturday 5th. Liberal
reward it returned 90 l4l2 18th S. ne
ja7-3t, eHl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09

-ANTED-A reliable coIored girl; must be e.
psricueed cook; nea- and stay nights. Apply
once 10 SIN ST Sc. city refs Jlg-St.UM
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09

FANTED-Wh irc working nousckeeper in snail
family; To children no washing good hone
SpplE % 81 j., ia
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D C. POSTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes NAV occU- at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports ~
SAILING daily, and the schedule OF cIoSinSz is ar
ranged on tie presumption OF their uninterrJIptei
overland transit For the week ending Ianiiar,
Y. 1901, the last connecting closes viii be made
iren this Office as follows:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09

LACE RTAN~-Befgrc purchasin. see our
goods; postal brings them for Your inspection
sold &. O. d. At factory prices saving YOU -
10 81 per cent FRANKLIN LACE MIG Co.
2l5 18th So sw-5 good lady agent wanted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09
HELP WANTEn-N.rr

NANIEb-Nhiye chef, SO: night cashier: wait
ers. help for all departments in hotel BJ r.
CESS HOTEL AGENCY. 513 10Th st Item
WANTED-Whitc man and wife 10 take care Of
hotel: also boy help. Enq2ire 1888 nth st.
nv
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09

FOR RENT-Fur. room IN modern fat. Flat Il,
G9T fth ST nW Ja9-3t en-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-09

SINGING. PIANO VIOLIN LESSONS. 25c: iume-
date applicants can get thorough lessons OF
this professor 70 The extraordinarily low rates OF
25c. Address box 222- City Postofice.
iaG-3t-esl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
IN THE COURTS
"'Ths Kids Got Money"

a peculiar case was that Of Joseph
SNeetiand. whose father. Walter
Sweetland, brought him before Judge
Emory on an application to commit
him 70 the reform school. Both
father and son were well dressed and
Of good appearance. The parent tes-
titled that the boy would run away
from home and stay for days or
weeks. and that when al home he
continually played truant from
school When questioned by the
court the hoy admitted all. He
said ne was well treated at home.
re could give no reason for his
trampins propenslties. Asked by
the court how he managed 10 eat
When away from home, he answered:
AT the restaurants" He said he
got the money 70 pay for his meals
from the kids" ne denied that he
OF the kids ever stole anything.
lie did not work himself. but some
81 the kids" worked ana thereby
procured money.
The boy is "a years old. with a very
honest and intelligent face. ana II
appeared to mystify Judge Ernorv
as It did the spectators why ne wee
In court at all. He said he didn't
want to 90 10 the reform school. but
the court signed the order, and tho
boy walked out with bailiff az in
different as though ne had received
permission 10 reJOin the kids"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Suburban.

Justice OF the Peace Cornan. who
has been Justice % puwamish ais.
tfict for many years - seriously ~
at hts home In Georgetown
John Miller has been elected IRE
marshal Of Georsetowu. James Nee
han IN captain ~ the volunteer de-
pertinent A small house near the
brewery Will b. utilized rs fire
headquarters
A. n. Maple haA been appointed by
the county commissioners 60 super
intend the marada mixing of the road
between Georgetown and South He-
attie.
Prof. a. " Daley. principal % the
South Park schools has resigned to
accspt a position tn the Fast Miss
Anna Mcintosh will succeed 20 the
position.
Samuel Sloan. pioneer 81 Van A..
self has returned 80 hiH home after
an absence ~ four YEARS tn Alaska.
The petition for the piankinx 81
Charleston street and South Eighth
and Ninth avenues ia being signed
~ almost all the property owners re-
siding tn or near south Seattle.
A party % South Park men have
gone 70 investigate 4 placer gold dis.
covery near Port Angeles
Peter J. ~ Thrau whn has been
IN Alaska for six years. has Just ar
rived from Nome and u now visit
Ing his mother. Mrs. !. ~ Nichols
city Engineer ~. g. HaHfinn is put.
ting the finishing touches 60 his new
home. on its completion Mr pa-.
tan viii have onr ~ the finest resi-
drursa In Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
HIS Wifi:
LEFT HIM
Porter Could Not Prove That
She Took Up With Smith

Leslie Srzlth. aha was arrested
xrsrui ears ago IN Whafcem on
s1rrarf Gwurn cuG Ia thiA city by
seaFge " Pcvfsr. charging adultery.
~ discharged - Juige George for
rszt Of ssi3enre.
Tears e-o smith and Porter and
az laiies's wife mere friends IN Mar
aaAl MIN Thar al came West
&c, year a-d settled In Aberdeen.
Pzfter vas a coavacfor and smith
suEked f9r him Mrs Porter and
AEish. acfurainr 70 the statements
r ne prrsscutirg witness on the
fsAnt. bee me much attached 20 each
e,asrs LATER ne Porter family eft
ksefisea for Seattle nnd smith fol-
lseed Ny Porter did not Ike the
felans ~ hts wife and Smith. but
70 20 way % keeping Smith from
~ bone While IN Seattle the fam
" aYed At Green Lake. Smiths at
ssafiezs 10 PorteS's wife became no.
'sfasus and anAiiY Mrs. Porter De-
cared her Intention Of leaving her
husband. Mr. Porter seeing trouble
enesd took the children. a boy Of So
Isars. sHd a siri u years of age,
y ne house % 4 neighbor. Mrs
roEifr vent away but returned and
- aheEee - have lived with
s,aitn This fact roHff not - prov.
- ana smith vas disc hargei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
LICENSED TO WE'D

Ross Everett Chestnut. aged q.
and Mabel Frances Harper. q. both
81 Frs mont. Ernest strnubmau. aged
a. - Port Hlaksiey. and LfzEis Egg
IN. -. u Brooklyn. NJ r.: =. r. Wat
aOn, aged =. ana Carrie u. Lindsay.
u. both Of skykomish. Jonathan
Shelton. aged 90. Of I.eary. aud
Margie Price. 70. ~ Black Diamond.
Brance Richards. aged n. and Agnes
Drietie. ~. both ~ Puyaiiup. W. ~.
Soaring. aged Is and Edith Wright.
OF legal age. both 81 Seattle. Charles
R0uHch. aged IS. and Margaret
Kraft. 81, both o. Seattle.
Henry A. Kemp. ir.. aged %, III
Tracyton. and Elfra N Peterson. -.
OF Brooklyn. Reinharf Peterson. as.
and Emma Marie drummer. q. both
Of San Francisco. Harry VI Randall
and Lila A. Williams. both ~ se-
attic and Of legal aRe Charles Man
son Tozer. e. Of Little Falls. y. ".
and RosamOnde Lucille Crane. q. ~
Seattle. Fay Roberts. n. and Edna
Kenyon. 10. both 81 South Seattle.
Olaf y. Hoods a. and HHna swan
strom. 20. both 81 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
FIRST Time IN
A WHOLE YEAR
When City Council Failed 10 Order
Some Work Done

a noticeable point at Monday
nights meeting Of the city council
was the fact that not a dollars worth
81 street improvements wAh ordered
That WAS the frat meeting In
more than "a year when some I'm
pruvemeut was not ordered ordin-
ariy patches of Improvement Ag-
ErrEatinE ali the way from 10000 10
500 coo. are ordered At every meet
ing % the council.
Citizens aay that u gees 90 show
that the rouncliinen. Or at least a
majority Of thofa. have az last con-
eluded that u la lutndici9ns 10 or
der more work 90 late In the year.
Wittrr Springs Medical water
cures rheumatism, CESSNA aud all
blood and skin diseases. At drug
ginta or t1iQ ftrnt avsnua. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
SOMETHING
OF A DOCTOR
iaIior ishn corbett's Long Suit Is
FIT Cases

~ using a simple remedy. Tailor
I'M Corhett brought out Of state
y unconsciousness a man who had
1dseh with ne IN a restaurant on
issier way, near Second avenue.
Cali came 70 police headauarters
VS. man was dying In the Wright
soasse house. .Jail0r Corbett went
s y ne place IN the patrol wagon and
sss1na Z man unconscious In a chair.
I.sIy sne IN the restaurant with the
sheeption u The jallor, thought Inc
snah assd. Officer Roberts came In.
anl while n opened the PROSTATE
a a mouth John Corbetf poured
e.~n several spoonfuls of salt. The
erect vas instantaneous re quick-
, - lsylyed and walked out of the
- Syuns woman who mad witnessed
~ 800, s aiialr approached Mr.. Cor
~, - ana asked his name II vas
~ - aha she remarked mat his mod
hsa 1 mork was beyond anything she
n nnd eHer seen. John nerelv 1ri,ned
Siaa wa'Nea slowly bark to ne patrol
events Of q dav. u lhf routine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
STEVENS POST

A. Collins haIi last night. Stevens
Post, q. a. r.. gave the FIRST 81 a Sc.
ries ~ open monthly meetings. which
from now on viii be- given the third
Tuesday ~ each month.
Commander J. Z. Hoyt. who pre-
sided over the meeting. gave a brief
TAX. which was followed BY a short
program y song. recitation and adj
dreAReH Mrs \. Barney presented
me post With a beautiful silk flag on
the ladies' auxiliary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
W. H. LORD
j RESIGNS
supt OF Ballard Water
u Light Department
her Council Notes

Routine
OF the counters occuptod g.. ~.
lar mretinpf Ballard al tha ,' ''lii'
the county u night. A 49,, ~ "
valuation Of ltor. giving nss ~ ~
lows Real card was roma nj ~,
t2iG,fs5; total.' 1928 200. persa, IN
conHeH were ErlGS.7t5. Liouof ~
and X. Cnrmiclel 10 j. ]. Rtsn..,,
license was tranl James PowcrI'
Bros. a claim ofcd 10 Hobsn,,
for 1850 damagcHrRe NJ. Rap,,t,'
been sustained by tFed 10 nv
tive crossing, was rem Of "a dcfee'
H. LORD. ~ the waited. SUM "a
tom % Ballard. last llpbt ava.
his resignation. 10 take tondeyc.t
which was accepted ut Nov
ton from Judge burke. munte.
the Great Northern rnllNney for
ing the planking Of Hhilshegard
was read, and viii be cor.enue
the next meeting % councilsd q
pound WAS ordered torn DO gi,s
occupies part ~ "a city strees I, |
new LOT for the purpose wiil 3. =
De purchased hy the council. =
usual number Of petitions for
improvements were read and III
red. or passed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
D.S. JOHNSTON (0MPANY'S
BIG ALTERATION SALE
Is NOW WELL
UHDfR WAY
FOuriea Fine instruments Disposed
Of Yesterday -One Order Received
by Telegraph Another by TeIc-
phone A Chance In a Lifetime
for Piano Buyers Who Desire TO
Save Big Money-0pca Evenings
TIL 80 During This Sale.

Never before IN The history Of go
attic was there as large and we'll
assorted stock ~ leading and stand
ard pianos shown BY any house In
this Northwestern country. cmbrac.
ing the justly famous chickerinE &
Sons. Of Boston. Americas oldest and
fiueRt piano. the renowned Kimball.
Of Chicago. and thu product Of the
largest plano and organ mnuufartur-
ing establishment IN the world. also
the celebrated Weber. pcnse and ~.
g. johnson 4 Co. whitney, HinEe,
Singer and many others Every 10.
Htrument fully warranted and cold
on iia merits. No misrepresentation
or tricksry rcsorted 20.
Space win not admit ~ quoting
prices on every instrument. The fol-
lowing examples however. will serve
20 show how all tho pianos are mark
cd In plain figures to close out az this
sale.
New upright pianos that the aver
age dealer would retail at $3.50 20 fg7E
viii go AZ this sale ~ tigT and an.
standard makes new. In handsome
oak. mahogany and walnut. $500 n
1915 sale price. $3.50 and t2i5. on easy
terms
SIN other fioo ana 'lsn Instruments
70 AZ this sale for 1851 and $500
The world IA nous ChirkeriuR G.
Sons, Kimbail and Weber Pianos.
viii go ~ onc-third less than their
real values.
Great snaps IN second hand up-
right and square pianos ~ most ans
price. on easy terms.
Orgnns' We have n large stock Of
fine new ones that viii be closed out
M half regular price Such as sell
regularly NJ 800. si25 20 $3.50. now only
al SIS and upward.
Good second hand organs NJ most
any price. on terms Of 81 down and
- per month. All Instruments plain
" marked. one price 20 all alike.
Every instrument guaranteed 20 be
absolutely as renreHcnted. Open ov-
eninRs during the sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
TRANSIT RRlNG
ON QUEEN ANNE

Some complaint " being made by
patrons OF the Seattle Electric Go.
who use the EnHt branch % the
Queen Anne mn road, In transfer
ring from the West queen Anne car
az the top Of the hiii a walk ~ made
necessary 20 reach the East branch
ear In view ~ the approaching
wet season. this Inconvenience IN
complained or
II has been suggested that switch
be- provided 80 that the East branch
car might run parallel with the car
from which transfers have been Is
sued. such a provision, II ~ said.
would satisfy the numerous patrons
nf that branch line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The steamer olympic returned in
tow OF the tug Evergreen She was
taken To- Ballard. where hickman A
Hansen Will undertake Ca repair her.
Her crippled condition Wun due 90 "a
broken wheel. The accident occur
rcd near DeWatu on Hood canal Al
is expected that tho steamer wiI hr
able 20 resume her run on Thursday.
The steamer Clara Brown. which
has been of her run Tor several days
on account OF broken piston, has
resumed.
The steamer Lydia Thompson will
miss couple OF trips on account 81
being ovcrhauied Tor her winters
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
ECBERT WILL
CARRY TROOPS
Final Orders Received From Wash.
ingl0n TO This Effect

MAJ. Ruhien has received Anal or
ders from Washington % ~ out the
transport Egbcrt for bringing troops
30 This country from the Philippines.
The work Was begun without deiay.
kgnks. Eaiieya. lighting and
heating apparatus will have 20
BE- Installed. The naw APPARATUS viii
be- made here and then packed away
In the steamer TO be set On at Man
la. Preparations will b. made 10
bring back 100 troops. To stow away
the small amount % material reauir.
"a for the soldiers viii take little
room. and the same amount Of car
30 as was FIRST Intended win be TAX
en-. II r. expected that the transport
will sail about Nov. rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Shingle Men to Meet

A call has been issued To the m,
herH nf the Washington Rod shift,
Manufacturers association 10 M, /
on Thursday. oct e. az the tainie 1
Grand hotel 20 discuss the Hhingh
interests IN tho state and moro par.
tlcularly the action Of the railways
10 raising rates 90 points east of the
Missouri river The lumbrrmru Of
the state have also been asked O.
meet with the shingle men. na II n
expected that the lumber rates will
be raised an well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

Beginning yesterday. Seattle now
has another steamship connection
with San Francisco. The q kim
bail. formerly IN the Nome trade. left
on a regular run between the Cali
ruEula metropolis and Puget
sound She will make the trip on a
tsn-day schedule. carrying both pas.
sengorN and freight on her frat
trip Hhr has 1000 tons ~ nalia feed
lime and general freight W W
Robinson has large shipment She
has already booked 80 passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
200 PIANOS
we Moan Just What We say-..g,, ayo
Going to Sell 200 Pianos a
Club Rate.
al FACTORY Prices ON EASY PaYMz,,,.,
WITHOUT INTEREST

fer,1 st'hteht opportunity oyer ~
~ ~ we pubic oH the paeif,. 49,.
a., ~ "ir ourselves mrprlsad "a, '. ~.
a., a. ~ number ~ hDies ~ hnye We
,,y,. ~, lNy aayH. Realizing tbn,
sst ttat many Intending p,igcb nH' "
49, ,,'iot be waited upon durtyg ~
NJ ~ .ui pVef-crowde1 wnrrfs.,,,,.
rus,a,,i..t % accommodate our osny
mn tte Z, A'.p open evenings Vgbii,
tblv ~, 'Hie lasts. Almost luvnri
''' customers purchase ggt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
HELD UP
A Stranger Approaches Tailor
Grant and Presents Him
With Handsome Gun

Tailor Charles / Grant. Of the To-
cal police department was last ev.
rntug made the recipient ~ a useful
and valuable present A gentleman.
whose name "a not known. approach
ed Mr.. Grant ON THIRD avenue lAnt
night and with catering speech.
rendered the ofitcwr handsome
eUith q Wssson ti-eaitber revolver.
The we pon 10 on. 81 the late mod .
els. II contains the improvements
~ hleh are aflessd 10 be- heterogeneous
ON the Colt patents and over which
SCI. coo suit r. pending Mr. Grant
IL pruud oF his new possession and
does not believe that Il 10 the lnten-
ton 10 set him mixed up IN the law
suit.