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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-01
RETAIL CLERKS
WILL DANCE

The regular monthly social 81 the
Retail Clerks union will be given on
next Thursday evening. Nov. Z. Ia q.
A. X. hail. An excellent program has
hern arranged BY the committee. 10
be followed By dance. and "a the
clerks never do things ~ halves a
good time II In store for It's guests
Invitations can b. had from any ~
the members.
@aa-a-sasz H-====asa=as
Wood. load. cord. Seattle Fuel Co.
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A New Reputation

One % the many unique inquiries
received at tbs bureau of Informa
zion arrived this morning This lat'
est IL from Montana woman and
she writes Secretary Moore. aaklns
whether there II good establish
ment In Seattle for the cure % this
morphine habit. The epintls rather
nonpiuHsed Mr.. Moore for a time. bat
h finally turned u over 90 Dr. ps
Soto. who assured Mr.. Moore that
he would give the required Inform
alton.
Coal, wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co
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WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HDTTGFT

$1,000 cash and services secures In
teroEt and good position In one OF
the lending wholesale produce and
commission houses IN Seattle: ee-
tabliahed since 1888. with upwards
OF 800 shippers and 900 local pa
irons. highest commercial and
bank references given. money TO
be deposited In bank 20 Increase
business. German-American In
Vorffneuf "a
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AUCTION sale of nne furniture al
123 Warrington street, on Saturday.
Nov. z, al 1880 sharp. Z. g.. iNck-
erton VIII sell the contents ~ eight
well furnished rooms. consisting in
part 49, follows. Fine oak bed sets.
iron beds. springs. mattresHea. bed
ding. extension tables. dining
chairs. Hidebonrd. wardrobe. fine
folding bed. toilet sets. ice chest.
heating stoves cook stoves fine
steel range. carpets. rugs. etc. II.
~ Bickerton. nuctinneer.
y. q. nicKEHTON. general auction
eeF. 1917 Ftrrt avenue
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Athlon and Inland FLYER

From Columbia Dock. foot o. Col
umbla Etrest.
Leave Rsattle-e:s0 a. m. (eReept
Sunfaysi and 1000 a. m, isiS o. m.
ffor Nremetton only) and $50 y. m.
snturday only. extra trip n % p. M
Leave nremerton SIS and ii.ts "a.
m, D. % and Sis y. IN. Leave Sidney
--1.2Q ana II 80 q. m, 8 % 4. M
Leave Chafisston--ss 90 and II 20 a.
m. G es =. ~
For Pleasant Reach and Bean
Point take ntea meys leaving Seattle
81 1000 a. M. and i.is y. NJ. Leaving
nremsrion ~ Sis a. ~. ana Sis p m
Fare 20 cents round trip.
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nIsINIsss rnIII1lI-s

CLARKEs PERRIN Shorthand aeh59,.
Individual instruction 81 Boston.
Leo business College. Union-2d. in-
dividunl instruction. all subjects
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College. Second and PIKE.
WILSON'S Mod Bua Coll Main 4iG
CoNThACTORs and nIILDEHs
BNOMlEh & WELLS general Goa
tractors, u starr Boyd building. Tel
Nam $40
sopERQUlsT n RosELEAF. shops
~ 2ls-220 Spring street
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CLOTHES CLEANING

Clothes Pressing Go .
clothes In shape 81 80 month. dyoing'
repairing 1907 Third. Bun 1904,
prices for caat-off olothlnx'
Dave Taylor. 10 starr Boyd bulldinF.
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NnrIcr 10 coNTRACToRs.

NOTICE TO 1ONTkAClOhc-
Notice Is hereby given that seale.
bids Will be received by the Coune.
OF the Town OF Columbia. County
King. State OF Washington. until tEp
o'clock p. m. November T. A. d. IN.
for the grading Of Ferdinand streel
in said town, between the west llns
Of Noble street. and the center hns
Of Letitia street. as shown BY ID.
profile ON file with the clerk q ssii
town. Each bidder must name =
lump sum for work complete. ana y
accompanied with a certified cheek
for three per cent. OF the to,AI
amWlnt bid. to be forfeited to ne
town of Columbia I'm case the sas,
cessful bidder fats 10 enter into ssl
contract within five days after tns
award Of the contract TO him.
The council reserves the right 70 "
iect any and all bids.
Dated this cath day OF October, a.
ID. 1901
FRANK r. CONVICTION,
Clerk cf the Town Of ColumD,a
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I.nnnfNG mnIfeEe

FOR salc--We have a few high class
lodging houses. not the Kind that
are usually filled with dummies"
and LOT ~ cheap. second hand
furniture. fitted expressly 60 catch
the unsuphlsticated stranger. but
some established, reputable and
good paying Investments that We
can safely recommend. German
American Investment Co. SIS
Third avenue.
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SEAL. CATCH

VICTORIA. b. G.. Nov. 1.-The 10.
tai catch of the sealing fleet this sea
son Is 2.953 skins taken by 80 schoon-
ers. OF these 1926 were taken In
Berins sea by 70 schooners: $3.50 by :
sch0oners of Copper island and jap.
an and 1925 or the Pacific coast.
Last year the catch was 55.5fs for
% aehooners. 17.757 being taken in
Bering sea.
-
The fall session Of the Lewis roun-
~ Farmers institute Will be held in
Cbehalis Nov. 4 and s.
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This
the Office until mid
night
Of Seattle with city ut heart
regstcrcdg IL this eleventh hour
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IL THE SUPERIOR colss-,
the State Of WaahiaSian - =
County 81 King. in Pros.ss.
toe matter Of the estate =, q
~. Pfahl, deceased. No. ue
der 10 show cause why dlasgs..s
should NOT b. made.
Joseph Groii. adminiFfrafer -
estate ~ Joseph 81. Pfahi. &C.,
having Med 10 this court - -
setting forth that Haid eafass 4 a.
IN condition 10 be closed ~
ready for distribution ~ r. -,
thereof among the persons esss.,
~ law thereto. and u aptesrsss /.
the court that said petition NJ ~.
facts sufficient 20 authorize 1 49,
button ~ the residue Of aafd 49,,
~ n therefore ordered. By ~ -.
that hll persons interested N - !.
tate " the said Joseph VI. PAX 4
ceased. be and appear befors - =.
Superior Court ~ King County -.
~ Washington, al the court 49, J,
the Probate Department u i,
court IN the City OF Seattle, q. !,
Z2nd day Of November, 1901. !. !
hour u $50 a. clock a. m. n =,
day. then and there 70 show eauss
any they have, Why an order 4 4.
tribution should not be made 4 !
residue ~ said estate anonF \
heirs and persons in said rs.ss,
mentioned, according 70 law.
IL Is further ordered that a oe,v.
this order be published once A ~.
for four successive weeks befs.s 4
said zznd day of November, 10
the Seattle Star. a newspaper ~
cd and published In said King n5s,s
and Of general circulation there.
Done In open Court this zsfk I,
OF October. 1901.
BOYD J. TALLMAx
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MECHANICAL ENGIsEEns
II aA.AILAnILn Ill Ilnn ~


WAaIuNGTON Institute ~ Cstrop-
aihy. safe Deposit Building. Entab
llfhod lu Seattle ihfgc yenrH. 'Fhvnp
Main va
Blk years experience chronic caens.
Uifhart r Howell 0HtngpnfhB, si
Collins block Phone. Main fk3
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IN THE SUPERIOR cOuRT Or
the State of Washington. fw y
County Of King. Probate Note-
State OF Washington. County (
King. IS. In the matter OF ne =
tate of Joseph NJ. Pfahl. dscssxt
No. 2i69. Notice OF Settleue1t {
Final Account.
Notice is hereby given that 1oos71
Groll. administrator OF the estats 4
Joseph NJ. Pfahi. deceased. has rsc--
cred to. and filed In said court =
final account as such admlnisirssr.
and that Friday, the End day
November. 1901. at ESQ O'Clock. a. n.
at the court room OF the Probate D.
partment OF our said Superior Cerri
in the City Of Seattle. In said kl1x
County. has been duly appointed y
said court for the settlement o. Sh
account. at which time and place az
person interested in said estate nay
appear and file his exceptions In ssl''
ing to said account. and confess -
same.
Witness. the Hon. Boyd J. Tallmsn.
Judge OF the said Superior Court Anl
the seal of said Court hereto sfrxrl
this s4th day OF October. 1901
NH NH NH unhrraa
c. A. KOEPFII
rie-k
BY D. X. SICKLES
Deputy Clerk
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AtcrioxI.rns

JOE MARTIN. general auctioneer
and storage. 22ls First avenue. Tel
oak 1fb
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Fuf Tue year IEFJ The Total TeceIUfn
were f2o0.473.Tf. The offiSials believe
that the 1901 receipts WIN run nearly
Sz25. 600.
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BAAIt
OF HEATTi.E.
CAPITAL stoos paid Ia. ElS.ooo; surplus.
, rer,h, pres; > = Goldsmith. vice
Correspondents in principal cities IN
the Nnited States and Europe.
PEOPLES RANtNus Rank
Second avenue and Pike street Capt
tai paid up. 100 90 H. @ N0ffeihrf
pre- J. " Hayden. caah. } T. Green
leaf. AaHt cash. Commercial navinA 4
and trust business
Scandinavian American Bank
n Seattle. A general banking huslnsrs
transacted, bepphlts. u.fAnw1 A
Chiibrrg. pres ~ 4. 0rondahL firat
yice pres A. ~ soel5erK. cash. J. =,
Lane. asst cash Nc branches.
National Bank OF Commences
Paid 40 capital. .Elsa0o
TranHacfa general banking business.
/ ~ G. Henry. pres ~ r. Spencer.
cash. Hafa deposit vaults for rent,
ssts Deposit saais Boxer ior hsas
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid up capital Eka.pn
1 General banking business transacted.
J. y. uaEe. jr.. preH NJ A. Nicken.
vice pres l. Turner. cash. a.
/ PaFKhufHt asst cash Exchange On
principal cities 81 Y. q and Europc
The Canadian eaak Of csmmsres
| Capital paid up ...ss.ss.sstsssss ". vsa.9Sl
Cigight million doliarrJ
I nnspass .i,..w.a on time deposits 4
general banking business tfnn-s=rteti
sEATTLE BRANCH - Corner 81
James street ard Second avenue
y. a. cAMEIoN. IAnaEe-
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noX FACTORY.

FOR Snle--intcrcat in one ~ the
largest and best paying box fac
tories west OF Grand Rapids. run
ming night and day. with three
yeara' orders ahead. retiring mem
her ~ the firm met with serious
accident. which disahlcs him per-
nianently. and his place must be
filled by man capable OF taking
charge of the office. GermRn-Am-
0flrun Co
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ALL KINDS OF
RECORDS BROKEN
And Now Comes the Water Depart.
meni With an Increase

The city water ONCE receipts for
October exceeded September by more
than 5000. Receipts were as follows.
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CLAINVoYANrs

a. W rHlILlPs. "a iiouasy 6i5ss
ChIenEo Dcnlal 90. SO Mmcklcv.
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Cooper & Levy
SIS Gents
ANOTIfrp can

y ANOTHER CAR
\ OF those fine furaly burbank
y Potatoes just arrived, and
e moving cut very rApidly.
4 sackn range from 10 % 10
J pounds. buy them By the
Z sack. lis the most econ
d omlcal way
s. Per 100 pounds .....s......ti.25
4 APPLIES fW
Cooking Or eating best vari-
etles--
\ Per BOX 7sc. soc. 800 aud ti.gs
J coMPREssED MIScE
4 MEAT
I Each package makes two
Z large or THREE small pies
4 Per Package ,...............Tc
j WINE DEPARTMENT
I In order e. better Introduce
our new department. We
name some very tempting
4 values. Prices for q limit
y ed time emily
4 MALAGA WINE
10 years old
n Regular price f2h0. special
price, per gal. 4.......Sl.7S
! MuSCATEL WINE
a 10 years old
4 Regular price s4b0. special
q Price. rcr gal ............ti.T8
z ftIE3LING WINE
y Extra value, per gal $50.
4 special price. per gal ..Si.f0
2 MAItTEfL or HENNEs.
Z SEY brandy
1-Star--
J Regular price, per bottle ta.o0
4 Special price, ser bottle 81 40
y GOLDEN RYE WuIsKEY-
3 10 years old
z Regular price $500. special
price, per gal. .+........gg.gg
4 FINE OLD PORT WINE
j 10 years old
q Regular price tl.95. special
4 price. per gal .......att.s0
q ST. PERFfNE BLACK.
! BERRY BRANDY
4 Regular price. per bottle 81 %.
y special price bottle ......72r
4 ~-~--see~~~-~----~-4,--
] Cooper @ Levy
! Wholesale and Retail srocsrs
] 104-106 FIRST AVENUE
4 nst fesier and Washington
Z rslsphsns Main $50
= ~
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MADAM CAROLINA 3D. The well
known, wonderful clairvoyant me-
dunn, tells past. present ana flu
ture. names given; palmist read
inRs and cards; Poe up. Room 6.
la3ih Second avenue,
GERTRUDE MYREN has returned
and viii be here for few DAYS
only, and VIII be pleased to meet
her old friends and patrons. Room
4. Hotel Leland, Sl3 Second avenue.
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HOUsE8 AND ions w1s......,,


WE have cash customer -.
Ioh. cptlagea. stores and - -
evening" 30 on parts n u 4
p. oiilE Way - veil your ~.
u - alyfrtlse. and as ~ ~
TWO THOUSAND DoLftss
month for that pupose, h ~
o. q logical conclusion IA. -
sell g. List your property y.
and our photographer sin -
view n IT, which VIII =
lighfd On half t0ne' in y
leading newspapers IN ~ 4
GERMAN AMERICAN ~
AENT COMpASY
glz Third Avenue
VIM, mos And Pisa
Eac Ran Z Plating W0rks ~
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept 10. 1901.
Hramert0n a.. 3. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock, Charleston and sidney.
err aAfEspH
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7
FOR Saie--Tsso saloons on FirFt ave-
nue.. near Pike street. new build
inEH and new bars and fixtures,
lease may be had for ten years;
price. sz.ooo and s. 200. respectively.
81 which amount one-haif can be
paid cash and the balance when
you get ready. the best saloon
property In Seattle today for the
money. We have 20 other saioona.
ranging IN price from 81 900 to $40.
600. Characterization Invest
mrnt Co.
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- y = y - "
WAL II. BUffNER. attorney al law.
suits pronecutud ana defended m all
courts, as years experience. Proceed
lnku W bankruptcy Companies incur-
pefated, Abstracts carefully exam
med Collections made tn all paris
OF the United States. Highest Gem
merclnl ana bank references. tlJ
Ihlrd avenue. Phone. Main 1000
II. u. POTTER. Mutual Life building.
Phone, Main ~
FRANK - WHEELING, Boston blk.
"a y MARTIN. ei0 Mutual Life bid
J. a. KELLOGG. go Bailey build ng.
vs. -. LAABuriL Dt-6 Pacific block.
a. g. MACDONALD. go Burke hi
Root Palmer a brown. Pioneer bill
-. g. coNovER. a-ts Halter building.
LYMAN v KNAPP. 10 Hitler building
q WARD KENT. a. burke buildi 8.
J, ~ DOUGLAS. so1 New York 6ii.
HORACE PETER sc Kew York blk
PIERRE = FERRY. 80 Burke hlsek
~ a LAN0LANb 10 NJ. " bioes
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BOYD J. TALLMAx
1u&u

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT q
the State OF Washington. fos Il
county Of King. sehwzhs<ss
Bros. and Co. Inc, Plaintiff Va 4
A. Zipser, Defendant. gun-r,
No. a5iss. The State Of wsss,,f.
ton 10 the said A. A. Zipssr. 4.
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned Il q.
pear within sixty days after 4.
Gate of the first publication q IN
summons. TO wit. within sirty 1an
after the LIST day Of October, 1901, 4,
defend the above entitled aeiio. /
the above entitled court. ana anfs-
the complaint OF the plaintiff. xri
serve copy Of your answer uss
the undersigned attorney for rizt-
tiff. az hts office below stated: u.
in case Of your failure 20 10 "a ja1F.
nent Will be rendered azasnrs "a
according 10 the demand n ths GO.
paint, which has been filed wf<k II
clerk of said court.
The object Of the action h q =
cover Judgment against you b II
sum Of s160.0s. together with cae1
and disbursements OF the aetna n
goods sold and delivered to y0s h
the plaintiff.
LEOPOLD VI. STERN.
Plaintiffs Affonsy.
p. O. address. 4is-s1s Bailey hsAs,
Seattle. county OF King. wasA-
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~
WHITE Cow Butter Store leads
them all. Fancy Iowa Creamery
Butter. pounds Soc: a fresh car
just received; fine Elgln Creamery.
only 25c. choice rolls and squares
TT 45c. fine Swiss Cheese zoe, Fun
Creamy only I5c Large Fresh ore
gon Ranch Eggs, only 25c per doz.,
and fine E,lgin Creamery Csc per
pound; everything we guarantee TO
be the best. white Cow Butter Co,
1878 Second avenue.
WOODMEN OF the World. Camp 60,
viii give a free excursion on Satur-
day night. Nov. 2, 10 Edmonds and
return. Full information can be
obtained from the clerk, 4. A.
Koopni. Members OF 80 DESTROYS
of going, must obtain tickets from
the clerk not later than Friday
night, Nov. /. ISS order OF Com.
BUTTER' Butterl Have YOU tried
the White Cow Fancy Iowa Cream
cry Butter, pounds SOC. and their
Fine Oregon Ranch Eggs at 25c
per dozenY Remember the store.
Whlte Cow, 1918 Second avenue.
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Coal wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
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JOHN GRAHAM. s2o-aai Globe blk.
E ~. HOugITON. Hlif collins.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ADsTHACT az TITLIe

OsBOfNE. fREMPER a Co, mo.
Abstfhet Co, established 1888. Min
luE claim pbutrnota Easement OF tho
Mutun Llfn hnNdlnR.
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l,IsfNl.ss rt,ANers

STRANGER ATTENTIONS
AuE sou looking Tor safe and prof
table business opening In Seattle
II go. We can offer you any num-
her requiring an investment ~
from 500 60 ih.0N. Every bust
neHs opportunity that passes
through office must stand the clos
est investigated. and we can place
yuts In hank, store, factory, hotel,
mill. office. or In fact, any bust
ness you may prefer Kindly call
and investigate. German Ameri-
can Investment Co.. Incorporated.
bi1 Third avenue,
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Booth Whittlehcy Hanford Abstract
60 established 1883. basement u
lihllor block Telephone. Main 1874
hI.ATTLn Ahairnat 90. N. y. bI lek-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-20
REV JOHN J. QUINN HoNoREp.
Will Officiate at the Consecration of
 Bishop Conaty in Baltimore.

Bishop-elect Conaty, whose conse- cration to the episcopacy will take place Sunday in the cathedral in Bal timore, has notified the Rev John J. Quinn, the pastor of the Catholic church in Collinsville. that he has chosen him to act as one of the chap lains to Bishop Tierney of the Hart ford diocese at the consecration ceie- monies. This is high honor and Father Quinn will he congratulated by his friends on his being selected for it by the bishop-clect. The honor brings with it the privilege of, partic- ipating in the ceremonies.
 Bisbop-elect Conaty IS tho head of the Catholic university ill Washington and by reason of this fact as well as his well known scholarly attachments, and pre-eminence as an orator, he is one of the foremost ecclesiastics in the Catholic church ill this country.
 During Father Qulnn's. absence the affairs of the parish will be attended by Father Moore, who is the first na- tive of Collinsville to De ordained to the priesthood.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-20
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Meat Dealer D. l.. McGrath has finest collection of live Stock in the city at the lowest prices
 -The Knockabout basketball team hasn't been heard from much this sea son. As yet it has played no games. At the present time tso members of the Brooklyn Athletic club are inter ested mostly in wrestling and in mak- ing preparations for their annual dance on Thanksgiving afternoon and eveing.
 "A grand entertainment entitled "The Chronothanotoletron" and "The Milkmaid's Recreation" will be given in the Third Congregational church Thursday evening. November 21, un- der the auspices of the Daughters of the Covenant. The young ladies have 1abored hard to present q unique and pleasing program. Come and spend q delightful evening.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-20
NO LICENSE FOR BOXING.
Board of Public Safety Voted Against
 Ii Last Night.


 Only routine business was transact cd by the board of public safety at last nights meeting, and only three mem bers of the board were present, Com nissioners Hull, kleinecke and E. Foley The first named presided as chairman. The meeting was short, but not sweet for two call fremen. They were John Loughlin, janitor of the City hall, and John Schwartz, Who is stationed at the Sc0vill street engine house. In response to vote passed at the last meeting of the board, both fremen were present to state if they had anything to say why the rules re- garding absence from duty should not be enforced Schwartz stated on the occasion of delinquency charged lie was tripping the light fantastic toe and did not hear the alarm. Loughlin had an excuse quite as strong, that lie was somewhere and did not hear the alarm. AS it is well known fact that Loughlin can hear better than any other man in the city and in position to hear almost everything that hap pens or spoken Of in the community. it was at first suggested that as his was a case Of aggravation he should be fed on bread and water until the
 
 to enjoy the suggestion and anticipate the appetite he would have for Christ mas, the rule of the department was enforced and both men were fined S2
 George Harton. callman at the Scoyill street engine house. rendered his resignation and 1t was accepted
 The application from the National Athletic club for permission to give q boxing exhibition was then taken from the table where it had been placed U the last meeting. Commissioner Klein ecke favored granting the application He thought the people favored them also and from his observation he vas of the opinion they amuse the public Exhibitions of the manly art ought to be encouraged. he said, and he would vote for the petition. Chairman Hull said as emphatically as before that he would not favor the petition. Moe Harris. secretary of the club, was called i'll before the board and he stated with all apparent sincerity tha- he would give a reasonable guarantee to the board or the city that his exlii- bition would merit the favor of tho public. He invited the board to look back upon his record in this respect and show him a time when he did liot
 
 missioner Foley appeared to favor the idea. but said nothing for while. At length. after painful silence, as a novelist who has lost his train et ] thought would say Commissioned I Kleinecke put the matter to the touch l by moving the passing of l the petition. Commissioner Fo- l lev seconded it with the pro viso that if the arrangements for the affair were in any way disappointing 1 tue license should be revoked. Ali l Harris agreed with this and the ques- l ton was put. It was lost Chairman Hull voting with the emphasis of q full house against it. It takes three to carry vote i'll the board of public safety. according to the rules. Tho pavrolls were then approved and the board adjourned to the next regular meeting time.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-20
Dr. Greer Chosen pfst op.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 20.- The new diocese of the Protestant Episcopal church, composed of Halnp- den, Hampshire, Franklin and Berk- shire counties and all of Worcester county except South Bridge, was form ally organized in primary convention of parochial delegates in the Christ church, this city, yesterday and after selecting as it's name "the diocese of western Massachusetts gave a unanl- nous election to Dr. David H. Greer of St. Bartholomew's church, New York city, for bishop. The convention was notable for harmony in it's every proceeding.