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The representative., 1901-04-11
Minneapolis Hay Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. April 9.--Receipts Of hay re-
ported today 100 tons by railways. and
moderate offerings of Loose hay by farmers.
The market continues active and fairly strong
J. A. Hunt 4 Co report steady demand at
prices quoted, with premium paid for choice
timothy and Iowa upland. SO far as can be
learned il is safe to offer premium for either.-
for there is Eonc Tered. hence the anxiety.
choice Iowa upland ................s1 s1 .0oQg12 90
finland No. Observation-Disclosures. II. 004r11 90
Midland ................. ............ S.00y 8 80
Medium .,.................. 7.00G s. %
Timothy choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il. cog i3 l5
Ti,nothr No Observation-Disclosures. II .0o0i2 s.
I'VE straw choice ................... $50 Z 25
Wheat and oat straw .................. 1000 o.
So ia, as choice timothy Is concerned, IL
would be as well to leave 1t out Of the list,
for there is practically none m the market.
The representative., 1901-04-11
Minneapolis Hides, Furs and Woo

MINNEAPOLIS April s.-Reported by the
Mcmillan Fur and Wool Co.:
GREEN SALTED HIDES.
Receipts continue quite large. Quality will
improve as the weather becomes warmer and
more settled Market steady, further de-
cline as yet for shipments Cure hides he
fore shipping, they may tant on the wav
The representative., 1901-04-11

Read our Grcna premium offer On
front page. Some ads prove both fn>.
The representative., 1901-04-11

| These Drices are for No or prime skins
| Nos 2 and and kits proportionately. Wis
consin Mississippi river and similar muskrats &c
| anisca higher than quotations. except kits.
| lc higher,
The representative., 1901-04-11

hand" said the man, "you will know that
instead of taking anything left something
The policeman nodded. That's right" he
said.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-04-06
Agents Wanted

A good live, wide a wakeuI
OF the following places toreH
Singer Mfg. Co. as salesnr
lector:
Jonestown, Coahoma Co.
Belen, Quitman Co.
Shelby, Bolivar Co.
Shaw. Bolivar Co.
Rulevllle. Suniower Co.
Apply to the Singer Office, q
Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-04-06

Acid Iron Mineral Water VIII cure
the very worse case of sore throat in
less time than any other known RENE
dy Guaranteed. Try it sold bv
j. A. CATCHTNGS.
321 Washington, Ave.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-04-06

Hasuwpn - sulIDi . yoR wn1is
= Ths Ns8 oIIen61 Ric1gana INKS e
~ NJ. poillsd an1 eIn,si nsvs q
sd d., "a - Maips Rsposis ars
riIi.liy impnrlal nnf Trustworthy Daily
nf|fion. g r. Z mcolhA Twies-4 sWest
E1f'tt f.ft ftHtt11 "a I1ur e.7sl
"a E4.M C4 81 I11. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

his fame a. soldier aud king had
reached my country. and that / had
brought. as tokens Of respect ard re-
gard some eiEarn for himself Hnd
Hame sNeetmeata for his ladies
The king seemed very much
pleased With this speech. lie thane-
Ell me. took the eiEhru. smeited them.
rrnnted with satisfaction. and he
gan to smoke one at once. The
queens meAnnNhiis had fallen up1n
the cakes like pack Of wolves IND
grabbed all their hands would hold.
tearing the cover u ehrHdH In their
haste
The quseus did not take kindly %
my Walt They watched me HuHpi
iausly ell the tlue. stayed IN
hour. making a Eaadl aid=fHHhiausd
visit When | rose 20 So the hius
again shook hands Ntth me AMI ask
Ell me - rome again
The royal family walled IN tfa=
eesstun with nte ta ny eafriaEe. ne
king. walking ahead. suddenly made
remark In his own tongue % his
umbrella bearer. y ha AT once moved
the umbrella until It covered ny
heaa-Hau - royal favor TIE
queens took II as a drer insult whHn
I uffefed n shake hands Nth Ibems
but the Hfinessaas Wefe very friend
II. and learned t. az Kaefse3.
white We stood hsaida thu cAfftaHfs
The king Waa not allowed e axe
fnass thaH four ~ hts number zee
wives into captivity. aud WnHt If
the Others. In fudeAeUthahte anguish
a. being laff behind hY their fefes
Lord anA master. threw thsms Ives
into the "a and Mefa dasaufed By
sharks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Two horses Fight.

MEN HAVEN, Conn. March IL
Two horses fought Il the death In
this city yesterday afternoon one.
a big gray. belonged t. l. {. ffafr=
esxon. and vas hitehed e. business
wagon. The other Was a bay. the
property 81 a local business concern.
TIE horses we're standing facing
each other in the street. The driN=
efs were in house delivering
goods At first the bay gently nip
red The sray on the name. The cray
snapped hack vteinusly and bit the
hay on the meek.
Then the two went At each other
nerceIv. The hhy reared and with
3 maadened snort made a savage
funea az the gray. When ne came
down on hts forefset, The shaft
ulereeA the grays neck and several
an artery.
When the drivers reached the two
a animals they were sttii fighting hut
we're finally separated The gray
hisa 70 death on the spot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

Labor Temple Association are huHtz
lera. every one If them IT the tenn
tle Is not speedily begun aud finish
Ell Il viii only be because the union
lists Of this town fail u eeeehd the
EFFORTS Of Robert ". Moulton, Thea.
Mcnamara. Louis Peterson aud W
IL. Middleton. the men Who have the
details in charge. The linton Rec
ord has no doubt that organised Ia
har will be a unit tn backing up
their EFFORTS.
THAT no time Il 10 be tost IN begin
ming the work ON the labor temple.
may he Judged from the fact that
bids Will lie called for the cNeaNas
ten work after the next meeting On
Monday night This Il the only
part 81 the work 10 he done by con
tract. The remainder VII be done
~ aax lahaf Of the members Of the
different unions, Once work Is be
gun Il viii be rushed 10 completion.
The architect IL now engaged In
drawing plans Tor the Interior 81 the
temple.
IL was announced at the meeting
"Wednesday night that the building
I.aborers' union have taken ta0a
worth Of stock the lfricklayers tteo
additional IRON Nolters. So and
viii vote more from time to time
Newshoys. total uf SIS. and viii
devote one half Of the dues Of the
union To the temple fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

onions. sc per daa. eauiifiowev.
N.e0 per don. celery. teusae
per doM. Hwsst potatoes. too.
spanish chill p.ppers. -
ID: aaasr kraut. 18sc. cream
squash. si.zt8t.sa per can~. brussels
sprouts. s4Tc ner ID. California head
lettuce. ss9fTsc. case. artlehoksa. 81
uT4c doss green peas. II 10. dried
nsH cartons. o.. fancy. 4ee. import
cd he. tomatoes per cass. tt5tus.
aatsa. sGsc per 10. radlsfasa. 10 Der
&c. asparagus, lie. usw poia-
toes. tt.seasea. spinach. Sc. strlug
beans lie.
ssttss Cheese. GsKs sss peatsrY
Butter - Washington ereamsrisa.
pound prints. zse. Eastern Iowa
enf Elgtn, &c. fresh ranch, ttutss.
California Creamery, tie.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream. itc. Eastern. NeW York. lbe.
Wisconsin. lie. California. IL.
hoqueforf. tse per -. Edam. 81 a04
100 per ease New York. fs9fee.
LimhufKsr. fs4i1es brick. is8lTe.
swias. fsafac
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. fsgi3e.
Eastern. tAMIse.
Poultry Chickens. 1--we. i1ia1tse.
ducks. t<s0fsiac. geese. t0afte. fur
keys faia8ift4e
Dressed stock Chickens. ft3
he. turkeys. iats8tstse ducks. fg9
isc. geese. fzis Iiaiae.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered to tho pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle.
Grain-Oats. f75 f0n7s. %. barley,
t3rain-Oate, zs.091z101 barley.
1000. heat chicken feed, I'll so,
corn. ~ per 100 lbs.
Hay-PuEst aauna. per ton. tf7 20.
Eastern Washington timothy. flsz5
ais.60. alfalfa. $40 1s1tIeo.
Butter Fresh ranch. fs1ise. ma.
tive creamery. z9Iz4e
Cheese Native Washington. i7e.
EgFn-strietiy fresh ranch, t49fisc.
per dozen.
Poultry live. iiai2ite.
ducks. f2izHf1e. turkeys. TT dt1e.
Dressed p0uitry-Turkeys. f1qftisr
chickens. tz0iztse. ducks. tza1iao.
geese. lite.
lave stock-Cowr, SIC: steers. "a
fAcs calves. aha74e. sheep. shofn.
&c. lambs. &c. hogs, kIsiso
Dressed stock Hogs. SC. lambs
sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
VISITED q cnHnlBnL KING.

a special audience with a dethron-
ed king. his four wives. four chill
dren. prime minister and INTERPRETERS.
Is not In the fortune Of every Amer.
lean.
Julius G.. Tucker. late United
States consul at Martinique. visited
Behanzlut ex-King Of Dahomey, who
In prisoner of war In Fort Tartac-
on. Martinique, and describes his ex-
periencea In the Metropolitan maya
zine.
The king" says Mr. Tucker. Is
an invsterats smoker. - before I
called upon him 1 bought a box Of
cigars and package Of sweets for
the ladies Of his household
Il was shown into larse room.
bare Of all furniture except a single
chair. This chair stood In front ~
a raised platform In the center Of the
room.
I'm a few minutes a procession ap-
peared. led by the king. The others
we're the members Of his household.
Il rose and sstutsd the king. who
gave me his hand. repeating the
words Ami, Ami ffriend). Then he
went up and took his seat I'm the
throne chair. His wives advanced
next, barely noticing me. but salut-
Ing the king deeply.
he king Is about ~ years old.
light brown In color. dlRnlhed, and
with an attractive face. lie carried
l0ne-atemmed cigar holder. and
WIS smoking. He WINS naked to the
waist, but wore n broad blue silk
scarf across hts breast.
THE women also wore Hcarfs
across their bare breasts. The hair,
or wool, of these royal ladies was
dressed In the most approved Dr.
hemeyHn fashion. Divided like n
modern flower garden into squares,
trisuRleH and cones, each firmly
wrapped with thread. II must have
taken hours to arrange.
Il talked with the king through
an Interpreter, telling him thai I
represented the great American re-
public, which took care Of many mill
lions Of his race. ] told him that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
A STRONG
ORGANIZATION
Why Ground Floor in CT al
Northern Oil Company Sells
Rapidly.
GRE AT SUCCESS
People Taking Advantage of
Ground Floor Prices.

Nothing ls presented ha good as
the Great Northern OH Company {
ron .aaseasable 81 shares At 3 cents
1--WE dollars pays for 100 HhHfeHi
s 20 faf 60 shares oil recently paid
50 600 on Investment q 10 60
f6f g. Don't walt too long Price
NlH naon 50 % - cents.
The offieafs df the Great Northern
OH Company are.
President Wilson i Gay vice
ufesIdeuth. Joseph WinHhip. Or .
&. ehnHe secretary y. =. Chap
man, / = mineral sur exafi tfnaHs
uree and depository. Puget Sound
National TANK. Seattle.
The trustees tdtrsetafsl Of the
Great Northern Gil eumph ~ are
Wilson II. Gay. I. p. district at
turnay. Seattle Joseph NiuHhsps
- hoIssAls grocer. Seattle Lfma u
=. Knapp. exs0uv. Of Alaska. feat
tie Harvey +. 4ufdan. cashier Post
inteIHRsneef 60. Seattle Il g Ste
Vens. general western passenger
aaant Great Northern Railroad So
attic nf q. q. Chase. Of the gns
pals Point aanitafiam. Ghehalls %
wash John ~. shiYeiY. dspufy
Olympia. Wm laIhralth. ext. Z.
Judge Of Montana. Seattle.
Call Or write or telephone for in
formation. Remit ~ check or
money order. and stock all be sent
You. Great Northern oil Company.
l.. q. box 20 Seattle. once Us
rsharry street. Post fnfeliigeneef
building. Phone black fesi.
aaa=#aaa
GO 70 Spinning for bicycle repair
==@ozz==z-=s
The best running watch IL the
~f1suin Kfaft Special 80 Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Odd Ways OF Birds.

Interesting bitH Of gossip about
bird Wayn we're exchanged b. the
members Of the Audubon society IN
View York alta meeting recently. MiHu
Aane Weston whitney contributed
as her share of tho gasaip Home rem.
tHiHeNueeH IT HfakFuz winged crow
that had been RHevented bY It's IN
trinity from mlHaltnk with others of
It's own kind II fell into the handH
II college president In virginia.
aud eventually became a member Of
the Evutlemaus family II not only
adapted lie hifdshiu - its Hufrounds
human traits. Thorough observation
81 Instinct. the bird discovered that
a tirraiae is warm and dry. and one
day after having been out I'm the tain
the bird h8uued into the HOUSE
stretched out ita vet wings before
the IRE. aud waited there until they
we're dry again. On another oeeaa
HIaH the bird showed TINT II rasHsHz
81 some Hauhe IF eaiuf hg separating
from a pile uf worsted 81 different
euiurH. all Of the threads Of blue.
The haae inFfhtitude 81 an ofiolH.
az II has come IL the attention OF
an acquaintance. WaH tie theme 81
story told By nf. T. tfolliug iiurz
AHAH TIE hfAHANE II HHHHAF8 AAA hhiA=
BLEED cut % tta swinging neat ana had
been picked up hy the lady - whom
aftefWafd h. Wa 80 unRrateful
When the lady attempted "a put the
bird hack IN the nest. the bird nhs
teeted. tiis little within IVES respect
81 and hs wRs taken into the house.
4 diet Of worm was furnished. but
Mr. ofiale saun showed taste for
the thiuRe that human beings eat,
aud bread. boiled enR. and sugar took
the place Of the worms. lie detel=
arsd fandusaa far candy and that
also Was supplied
While be WHs very charming. he
was also a very determined little at
taefat5 tie had way II waxing up
hls mistress In the mofnius aud de-
handing HE breakfast = bread ard
water After he had been fed he
would thaa an after breakfast nap en-
his mistress pillow lie Wa fun 80
fan and enjoyed nothing letter than
In get hold 81 and tHuHie his mis-
tree half In consequence while
the eamhiua nFeesHH WaH going or
this etHaIi nuffy creature haa - he
put aut 81 the raamz
Al Weut we'll until the Hutumn
came tut Wheu the fert 81 the
hlfds heNHn e. get ready fof tha
winter trIus H8ufhNafdI the aflals
began e. get restless one morning
he Wna seen hopping 90 the wiHdass
Ledge The nest instant there as
Hast 81 NaiIa# and n had gone
hack - he awn people and his aNn
waYa iiis expgIimsnt Ia eiVilita.
tom Was over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
eIlna. PIann hsass.

II wttl pay every piano psifg haHer
tn tbs state ta Wait our piano house.
or Wfits ua faf prices before uuf=
chasing q piano.
We are not selling taea pianos for
s1ea. nor ttap pianos for ia but Ne
ID claim that We are selling bet
ter piano for the money than any
other piano house Ia the state. We
carry no stencil az cheap CONNER
eiAi pianos the best - none too
coed " ere trying hard ta set
oa ire inside aa . prices and terms
and ws advise every piano rurrhaHs
81 81 10 The sane eee our line Of
noata and get our prices and terms
before Yuu buy Corner Second
a nj Tmnfan. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
TALES OF TWO DOGS.

NEW YORK. March 10y Mail
There wna "A dog funeral from the
WHidaffzAHtaHH yesterday. NeF9
4aa the dog and Two little grand
daughters af Alex. Mcdonald, the
STANDARD 0H millionaire. Hefe the
chief maurnsHe.
They we're heart broken and II
was because If their grief that
&eFu4a remains we're iuelassd in a
little coffin With nulld silver trim
mIuEa. Tho floral offerings we're
choicest tint money could buy
There Wa a Hpeeinl eHrriags for
the dog and the iutermeut vas At
NaHfehehtef.
The animal. dHHhahnund. was
presented q the children by dfr.
Frank l. WibafK. Of Cincinnati
where they I've. The pups mother
was given q Hfa WihufH - Prince
uahanzailffn. Of Germany.
While maid had The dog uu Tor
ana airing he vas Killed hy "a wagon.
The lamentations 81 the maid could
BE- heard for "a block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Language for Baby.

Ny deaf aaid the young father.
there u a request | want to make
To yea. .
What 10 e. dear
4 wish. dear. that gou Wauldn
talk this baby talk 10 ctr child tts
absurd. The IDEA It H8riHE ktts
ehsY =aitehey kaes and sN.hoss whlx=
afeaona Il 90. - = human being ts
little less than bar bafous uau's let
the neIKnhufm DO e. either
I'll Try not Il. stsaf ahs answer
ell patiently. hut It seems q afnnHs
Derby 80 much
Don't call htsn Doris. either. It's
positively tttusie Its name IL
ideorae and there's no use IN start
ING him cut in Hfe with n xoeahuis
AIRY ike = foiYnesian national
hymn
nut he's a little fretfui today and
wants to be amused
There are rational weYs of HnHHs
snE q ehlia, Tou can sing Ia him.
I have been singing II him e
We'll. give him 60 ne. and III
sing to him awhile
ahe passed the baby aNsts and he
proceeded to Do his heHt With The
Tnrread0r song and The Heaouta
Love song" and various other So
teettons The baby persisted In
whlmparsns he continued e. sing
and presently the little one began 20
smile. IN little while the little ore
N#aH fast asleep
You have auiefad him beautiful
IL tbs mother admitted ~ the
way. What waa thEt honK yuu sang
over ana over again II f. 81 tunefui
and lively e
ssfF...,.st .ss., Ass.xs ts&esfs ~ rxA .
81. IN antoutshmsuts fts fratn the
latest enr1ir opera ard It's cork
sr. The chorus EoEH
Tooaisdty. foadiefY, ur.ifes'
Iluaurftf. iarnrttfr. finaeres'
nIRaity. iiNNttY. Yumursf y tni
HiINrusity htaTn. and away Ws 60
81 can remember TIE chorus. nut
I'm going 10 huY II ard learn Tire
Whole thing hy heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

eoHHY. Pa. March l4z=IiY Nail
a genuine ease If dug suicide WHH
Witnessed 1T WaftHn recently
The suicide WIS common brown
cur. Il stranger Hur weeks he hHd
hung about tho town willing ta b.
anybodYa friend, hut no one would
take up With him. Other dogs.
better fad foHa. MADE hie life hurs
den. Any eur was able t. whln blmt
aud many did
Many people were on the lee On
Allegheny river WhUu til haif
starved. uniavcd creature dfuHaea
himself cut t. where tie swift cur
rent had cut a path IL fingered On
the edge moment. looked haek
at the skaters. and then riumzllH
threw himself Into the water MANY
rushed forward II see what ta WaH
up to.
narsla made uo attempt 10 swim
and he raised 10 cry. The current
tossed him about few moments
and then swept hlm away uhdsf The
Ice 90 his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Suburban.

Ballard may have another street.
car line in a short time. The road
Is proposed TO connect Ballard with
Koas and Fremont. A franchise
viii be presented to the Ballard
council within the next two weeks.
This line viii be greatly appreciated
By the residence Of ballard.
A severe accident happened 10 ].
:. Matherson. Of the seattle Cedar
Lumber Co.. when he was caught be-
tween a log and log carriage Thurs
day afternoon. His eft leg was 20
severely injured that he will be con
fined to his home In Ballard for a
fe. months.
Fred Kellogg returned yesterday
from a visit To the various logging
camps along the Great Northern.
Mr.. Kellogg In a member Of the Bal
lard city council and the Kellogg
Mil CO.
The question Of water supply fer
IRE protection IL being discussed b.
the Ballard council. Couneilrnan
Twigg laid the matted before the
council. hut no steps have been TAX
IN as yet.
The Ballard council will wait upon
the Seattle council regarding n sup
ply from Cedar river. II il thought
the residents Of Ballard will share
the expenses Of laying n pipe line
from Seattle TO Ballard. This will
give sufficient water to protect the
various manufacturing plants this
summer.
The latest thing I'm Fremont Ia the
Organization Of an Improvement club.
The club will work To have the pipe
line extended To Fremont.
A beautiful building is now being
erected on KiIbourne avenue. near
Fremont. It Is the property % ~.
l. Clark. Mr.. Clark Will move his
family from Nebraska as soon as his
home is completed
James Booth f. fast recovering
from the fall ne experienced few
days ago. His physicians are Of the
opinion that he will be out within a
couple Of weeks.
The west side residents Of Green
Lake met last Thursday evening and
organized a club. The work of the
organization win be mostly confined
TO improvements The clubs name
is the West side Social n Improve.
ment Club Of Green Lake" r. W.
Field. .. q. Elliott. T. l.. Kimball.
VI. .. Stein, J. r.. Birch, y. A. And
erson and J. w. EgRlet are the gen
tlemen selected to draft the bylaws
which are to be submitted AZ the
next weetinR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
LABOR NOTES.

The Union Record win say today.
The Western Central Labor union
has extended the olive branch To the
carpenters' union. The Union Rec
ord hopes the latter body may for
get politics and pen sonaiities long
enough to accept the tender in the
same spirit tn which II Is made.
= r 4
The Street Railway Employees
union IL making a try for the largest
membership Of any local union. It
VIII gain its point II Il does as well
IN the next few weeks az Il did last
seek. when rs new members we're
enrolled.
The FIRST sufferers from the influx
Of labor brought 10 Seattle by the
lying advertisements Of corporations
fn Eastern papers are the men who
work along the water front. Never
adequately paid for their arduous
toll. these men are thus confronted
with another factor in keeping wa
ges down.
The Mattresses union have work
ed hard TO make their first annfvern-
sary bali At Armory hall Monday
night a success. Success. q In n
social affair. To the Mattresses rnea ma
the enjoyment Of ali present. and
they work to that end In the inter-
esta Of organized labor. Such a iaud-
able purpose should be rewarded by
making the ball Of substantial finan-
cial benefit 10 the mattresses.
The officers chosen for the Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

Rev. J. T. D. Liwyd. Of St Marks
church. will speak At the Y. NJ. c. A.
sunday Afternoon At SIS. The sub.
tect % he preached upon l. Church
and Its Critics. for men only.
The association Night school closes
next week with the International ext
srninattons. The attendance reach-
ed the number of Il. men. and out Of
that % have entered for the exam
nations.
The championship indoor pentath-
lem will take place wednesday even
ing. March n. In the associations
gymnasium. and - open % the pub
lie. The psntathIoru consists 81 six
events. viz. rope climb. hitch and
kick. potato race. three broad jump,
high Jump and high dive. The con-
te=tants are graded - points. the
person having the most securing thu
championship Of the season.
The second basket bail team Of the
Tacoma T. NJ. c. A. will play q
match game with the Seattle Y. NJ.
e. A third team on the evening Of
March - Music will BE- rendered by
the orchestra and an exhibition OF
club swinging VIII he given BY Prof.
Simpson. q director Of the Tacoma
association. The small sum Of Is
cents viii BE- charged for admitfance.
This il done % coTer the expenses
OF the Tacoma team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
COURTHOUSE.

Former Probate Clerk z. r. Jen-
ner has filed a petition with the
county commissioner. asking that
he be paid t21Aso. which he states Is
yet due him a. compensation for
posting notices.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Snyder. Of
South Seattle, were arrested yes
terday afternoon BY Deputies Jack
Williams and r. 5. Berner.
They were taken before Justice
Carson. OF Duwamish precinct. where
chargs Of selling liquor without q
Hosnse was preferred against them.
The old couple, who are now past
%. have been suspected for some
time OF running what II known as a
blind pig. At first some resistance
was made, but they were finally per-
euaded to deslst by Williams
They were released on their own
rscognizanee to appear at : O'Clock
this afternoon.
Joseph Hamburg. a swede, and J.
A. Biakeley, have been committed 20
the Western Washington Hospital
for the Insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
RIpORTtRS' NOItS.

W. II caver1y. an expressman. war
arrested on the water front yester-
day by Offlcer stuart. for dlsorderIy
conduct.
The charge II adultery preferred
against Mrs. Dan Quinn and Chas,
Butler has been dismissed ~ the re-
quest of the prosecuting attorneys
Office.
Frank Magnus. known as Spanish
Frank" IL In JAN on suspicion Of
robbery. He was arrested BY on
Ger Collins.