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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-30
Saturday, November IS, 1901,

AT u O'CLOCK NOON,
At my salesroom, 65 Queen street. that
certain parcel of land, with all inn
provements thereon, and known az the
Orpheum Block, situated on the north
ern side of Fort street. This property
has a frontage of 120 2-10 feet on Fort
street and contains 3S-100 acre. Terms.
cash, United States gold coin. Deeds
at expense of purchaser. For further
information, apply at office of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-30
ventura's Short Stay

The Oceanic steamship Ventura was
sighted yesterday afternoon at about
1910, and arrived in port at $40. She
had fine weather during the whole trip
from Sydney, which port she left on
October Is at o'clock in the after
noon. She left Auckland on the 18th
at Pas p. M, and Page Page on the
2Sd at $50 a. m. The whole trip was
without notable events.
The Ventura only stayed short
while here. Work was rushed with the
coaling, and at a little after 1880 p m,
the big steamer left the Oceanic dock
for the Coast She took with her a
large number of passengers from Ho-
nolulu, and a crowd of friends were on
the wharf to witness their departure
There was the usual profusion of flow
ers, leis and farewells, Professor Der.
gers band being the only thing miss.
| ing to make it one of those typica
scenes for which Honolulu is noted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-30
Where Were the Waser artsp

The ways of the water carts on the
waterfront are past understanding
While the esplanade is watered with
unfailing regularity on all other days,
the wagons shun the place whenever
Tuesday. the big shipping day of the
week, arrives. Yesterday, when they
were especially needed. as nearly half
of the population of Honolulu was
down at the wharves, and at least half
dozen Island steamers departed and
two large foreign steamers arrived
and one left port, no water carts hove
in sight on the esplanade, and the
| dust whirled over everything and ev-
erybody. Why the waterfront should
be thus neglected, just when the great
est need arrives, is a question which
has puzzled the waterfronters for a
long time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-30
Sheridan Disabled.

The transport Sheridan is at Maya
saki, disabled, and will not be able to
leave that port for three weeks. No
information has been received about
the nature of the damage She carries
about 500 short term soldiers, $50 sick,
and Is insane soldiers. The Warren
has been sent from Manila to Nagasaki
to receive the sick men from the yes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-30
JAS. F. MORGAN,

65 Queen Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
THE MEET.
University OF California Boys
Will Arrive Tonight.

The ncld and track team 81 the
University ~ California. which will
compete with the team ~ the Uni
versity ~ Washington Friday after
noon, viii arrive In Seattle this even
ingn The California university has
an aggregation IF stars that wound
make q good showing against almost
any college 10 America Pillow. thrif
weight man. ~ n wonder. he holds
the worlds record uf III feet for the
is-pound hammer. but has TOSSED e.
$50 feet several times Ira practice.
Codogan. Caiifnruia'a lOO-yard
man has frequently covered the
ground In 10 seconds. but whom he
runs with Joe Pearson the wash
inRton sprinter. he will know that
he r. I'm n race.
Gervin, the distance man 81 Berk-
eiey, IN fast one. Ills record FOR
the mile II 4 minutes and % seconds,
the fastest made in four years.
Several Of the other California
athletes are good ones. but the local
boys are not at all anxious. While
the University OF Washington may
not have 30 many world heaters. the
school has n number Of sure point
winners who Will make things warm
for the visitors.
Manager BriRhtman. of tho WASH
inRton team. has made special ar
ranRements for the event and an
Immense crowd can be easily accom-
modated. The patrons OF the meet
VIII DO assured that all spectators
will be kept IN the grand stand and
Off the fold. Mr.. IIrlghtman in
tends 20 keep the crowd or the field
n he has 20 employ a whole com
panY Of private policemen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
LOS ANGELES
GREETING.

los ANGELES. May s--The prvsl-
dent and bis party arrived hHgr au
tsme this HftefueuH
The streets and huIidluFa are in
gaia attire dfapHH aIth many
afed bunting aud streaming nur-
uefs, pHlWriraFHH #HH eFErrrue.
The party Haa met at thr Ar
ad- depot hy a reception come
mittee composed u go - che best
SHOWN society women ~ the city.
uha Immediately took tn charge the
ladies " the visiting party aud rs-
eHrted them t. fhH WnmauH club
house on FlEuefua street. SMILE thr
president and cabinet went az
charge ~ the reception committee
to hHndrhhkluE ordeal af thH Van
Suyu hotel
AZ che Wamaa.a EIah Mrs Mckin-
ley and the numerous iHdies ~ che
presidents encourage Wefa rfesiNr1
az became The wife = fhr rhirf *.
rcutivr and h.s friends.
This was perhaps. taH nuat bril-
liant function lH the history ~ los
Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
FL0WERY PATH
TO FRISCO.

los ANGELES. Nay s.-The presi.
dental party sill depart from f.ns
Angeles Friday morning via THE
coast line. Tor san EfauciHro.
Venture viii BE- given an huuF.
Santa barbara three hnura and Enr
Luis Oblspo one hour.
Sunday. May T. Viii be spent a.
Monterey. The start from there wiii
be at O'Clock Monday morning.
After n I'VE minute stop a. parjarH.
two hours and - minutes win be
spent nj the #eaHtde city ~ Santa
Cruz and IN viewing tho mammoth
redwood trees which grow in the
mountains not far from there.
San Joec. once the capital o. Calf
fornia, Will be reached on May ~ o.
- .. m. There a floral parade will
be reviewed. The night vii be- nlird
with rcyclry.
Leaving San Jose and its floral
glorics AZ 10 o'clock on May 10.
visit viii be made n the stanford
university al Pato Alto. then three
hours with Henry T. Scott Ht HE
home near the Birmingham Country
club. and san Francisco which
city VIII be reached az leo on the
afternoon ~ Tuesday Nav Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

Athletic park, 3.i5 p. m.--Mayor
Humea has lust called play ball'
and thrown q new ball into the dia
mond. The baseball season has com
meuced.
A paug went through the heart of
every fan ia Seattle this morning, for
the dawn frowned forbiddingly.
However, nothing short 81 an earth
quake would have kept the crowd at
home, and SO the Internationally sui
sky mattered not a jot
Early In the day workmen put the
finishing touches on the grounds.
Manager puadalc acted on hts dia-
mond much like the lady who fusses
TO get her hat on straight. but finally
II was i'm just the right condition,
and the men were called off.
Get OF, You'II Spoil IT."
Just then o small boy. anxious 20
show what q player he was, started
to make a home run,
Here you" crtsd Manager Dug
dale, In agony got or that diamond.
you'll spoil s."
There was "a big crowd waiting IN
Pioneer place long before half pag,
one. the hour SGT Tor the parade Of
the rival ball teams, Promptly ut
that hour six open carriages dashed
down the street md drew up In line.
Then the band wagon wheeled into
place, and 10 the strains Of a sousn
march the parade began.
ID First avenue the oortege moved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
WELCOMED AT
REDLANDS.

,.,4,.. 1000. a. o.
kElll+A Nlls, AT, MaA ~
% CLOCK O'Clock thlH NOR ulnk lh' ll 's-
Hlrhuhl party afflNeu IN lhlH 'llN
anu made thn hfHt ofil'lhi n'"l 'u
'ahtot MIA The tattA was ki''l'9
ny the Governor ~ '.aliioiniA h9
MS ir'tp'loh committee Mh" Nit
escort tho president antH ne reaches
san Francisco.
Tho governor committee Dr. CONE
posed OF.
Coy. Henry 4 GAG. Lieut. 'nh.
Jntuh NtH, speaker IT tut AHa'innlf
8. W, frudlvtuh. ihlet justice " W.
nam ~. hrhtt} Senator Goo. l.'t-
kina' senator nos. n iiNil' 'h-
gresham fthnk l. 'auihn.' "h-
sftsHInah Samuel =. N'1l' "u
gresham victor II. Mft'alb ''h-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
AWAlTING
DECISION

Things ere very outlet about the
water Office uuW. while awaiting the
decision 81 The higher courts as 70
whether OF not the laying " water
mains can De taxed 90 the ahutttus
property should the decision be
that the cost - the mains rauot b.
taxed 20 the property. the city
would not have funds 10 80 any fur
Their unless the propcrty 3 owners Who
want water in the uuEuppiisd sec
fiuua would agree 90 pay one half
~ the eNpHnh.s OF the mains and
then have that amount credited to
their water rent or in other words
their rent paid ia advance. II this
agreement VAS reached the city
would then have ample funds 10 60
ahead The ire Insurance compauz
icH are especially anxious that the
mains he extended. it would - 3
protection 10 the companies as well
nH the property owners. the latter
would have their insurance rates
materially decreased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
IN THE COURTS.

The troubles n Geo. Antcnan and
Harriet Parthemer came once more
before Judge Griffin this morning.
Autonan claims n share OF the pro-
rccds ~ the parthemcr restaurant
business. stating that he supplied the
capital.
Judge Griffin rendered decision
last week awarding Antenan tudg-
ment, and today evidence rs being
taken looking % "a final settlement.
Judge BeH dismissed the case
brought BY Sarah Mitchell against
the Northern Pacific Railway Co, to
recover damages In tho sum OF 1899.
for the killing Of her son Joseph.
Joseph Mitchell. 10, was killed last
December BY being run over by a
train ~ the company, which was be-
ing switched about on Railroad ave-
nue.. The court held with the de-
PENDANT company In the contention
that the hoy did not exercise due care
IN crossing the tracks.
A number Of prisoners, charged
with various crimes. came before
Judge Griffin this morning and were
arranged in the following order:
VIM. Barker. charged with burglary,
entera plea Of not guilty; John Kelly,
burglary, pleaded not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
&c. POINTS RISE AND
FALL IN N. P. COMMON
IN ONE HOURS Time -!

NEW YoRK. May Northern
Pacific Common jumped this morning
In 1s0-au advance of aaa points
over yesterday
Ten minutes latter "A reaction as
violent set in. the stock declining TO
Ia.
Tbsfe s. 800 longer any doubt that
the hls Interests coruerrd the stock.
allowing manipulation hg them at
VII
Later. The fluctuations Nsre Wild
THE afternoon. Northern Pacific
Jumped llks cork tn heavy sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

the Ore originated ln thr basement
by the explosion % o. can 81 as
uhatu4m4 uuH HaI kmau hY the name
81 Feiius slaafns Was seriously
burned about tha face and hands.
re was taken o. bis home.
The block Waa known az the Mar
shall hiusk and g. owned ~ cyrus
amt WIN Walker - Port Gamble.
THE loss II = heavy ore, pos.
aghIy s8.asa an tae nulidlnm
Saved eloes Hstei.
A ORE wall between the Ginte hotel
ANA the Hrm 90 Mitchell. Lewis 4
sfaver prevented thr fire frnsu
spreading - the rooms THE fura=
lshiues IN the hotel art owned b
Mrs. 4. p. Jones ~ New York city.
The hetsi vas ran BY her brother.
r. o. Mastersun.
The Furnishings are valued az 80
900 and are somewhat damaged hf
smoke.
Tho naIaug owned b. II. g.
schmidt iu fne block was damaged
BY water nnd smoke. The place Il
valued az fsha9 No insurance.
Closed Door end let.
4 clothing store adjoining the
store % Mitchell. Lewis a staNef.
owned b Harry LABEL. was also
CONTINUED on page three9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

TORONTO. Ont. May s-The Rev.
Henry seaddlnH. y. D., n dead. at
tine age II s. years. lie was an his
torian aud antiquarian % note. Hus
prominently known a. a clergyman
throughout Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

The procession from tho cardinal.
ote ta the church was very imposing.
and waa witnessed boy Eteat crowds.
~ tire cathedral. Martincli ard Glib
bona occupied THRONES facinK the al
Car. Tho ceremonies closed ptth the
celebrating Il poniincni high mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
BASEBALL SEASON BEGINS
DugdaIes Bunch OF Daisies Get Down to WOrk-Fans Are
Happy in Expectation Of Summers Good Ball.

slowly, followed by hnlf the NAL
population of Seattle. At Pike street
~ turned and proceeded along that
thorouRhfare TO Second avenue when
~ turned south again, followed that
street to James, out which street II
moved until the ball grounds were
reached.
Big CROWD Present.
Tho gates were not opened until
. 30, and by that time fully 900 peo-
pie were awaiting admission to tho
grounds.
After that the fans came by tn
carload, and In spite OF a large mum
Der Of extra ears pressed into ser
vice, many people had 10 walk To tn.
grounds.
When time was called nearly 5.01e
men, women and small boys we're tn
the bah field.
The teams lined up I'm batting ord
or as follows:
Portland Muller left field; Deisai
shOrt-stopi Anderson, second base
Brown. center field. Tinker. third
base. Weed. right neld Grim
nrst base. ViRneuN, catcher. Sails
bury, pitcher.
seattle kurran, catcher. thurman,
pitcher. Frary. first base. Stults.
second base. Hodge, third base s.
Johns. short stop. Bodies. left field
Rand, center field, Rookenncld, right
lslds-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
"earrle Nation" Party.

TOPEKA. Kan, May s-Mra. J. r.
White. 8 strong follower IF Mrs. Car.
RE Nation. is ~ the head II scheme
70 organic new political party &
be known as The Nation party" ~
objects viii Dr. no support morally
physically and financially THE IDA
looms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS
AND OTHER WORK
BY SCHOOL BOARD LAST NIGHT.
"'aee tor FraternaI Orders in Public Schools So Say
Inc Directors Emphatic Measures Taken

|fssiklr 1870 Or school directors, in
|ttsisd 7, ssssi9n last night. formally
IL n ~ he net, previously prepar-
49,. 9Heers and taaebsre a. ~,
~ sthOol year.
- ts, ,,'s ihg slgniheant statement
ciaAfy Set forth.
- ss sJ,lgtae for which the schools
|tstlt.sa'lshed h not. 10 furnish
'snss, % teachers All teach
ssf 4, ppssess high personal char
health. mn anu 7'"nb
tse,,e.. ~ Experience must BE- de-
~ 49, Professional trimming
's,t.sss ~ pies and practices 81
M ~ demanded.
tlLlTrTs.E, OF PERSONAL or
~AL IhFLE ENCE TO sE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
IN A BLAZE OF SPLENDOR.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nay s-in a
tiaae u spiand1r and tho presence 70
neafly etrry hiEh official 81 the TO-
man Catholic church IN this country,
the 1s1 Hiretta wac conferred upon
Cardinal Marunrlu This morning b.
the cathedral m this eit1. Cardinal
gIhbanf amclafng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08


as Il one Of oec.
crowdng %
the depot farther the cleo
o
Of
vi be and
20
officials
The
farther from business than tho city hall Lake Wash
seeks say our n
Of the o
TO
level with tide could seattle
the New o
average ~ o
OF
would
4.ardsan nd rail-
with railway officials the cu Coup
Il
business aud manaaetor be OBJ
Room Halter building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
RETALIATE
On the Employers Who
Snub the Union.

SAY FRANCISCO. Ma t.-Two
hundred bakers struck here this
morning
The bakeries having uau-uuian rec.
taufauts were attacked q assist thr
cooks aud walters naF On strike.
CarrIaEe builders aud blacksmith
numbering 200 struck this morning
heeansr their employers refused re,-
seniiau - the union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

ap o'clock this morning thr'
- bloek. on the corner or
.,euae ana Main street was
...sn \ On Ere. and a bys,auder
!. rnshlng much Importance o.
assns. instead Of seuding Dos
/, .nru. ,slsphoaed the fire de-
..-,vt me usual complement %
s,siu. which answers stun
- Responded. but long hefor
,,rl,al huge clouds q blacS
elwled absvs the buldine.
. dense that travel on ths
-, as for a time impedets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
psac at 100 Years.

y, 49,, May Pl0tre Ha1hie-
-, 80 ~ years, f. dead u pneu-
fa - ~ 20 nome IN this city. He
~ o.A.-in 10, c0nfemporane0usly
~ y'se Washington. lie WINS q
20 came 70 America in 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
Big FIRE ATT AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA. Ga, May Fire.
which started az 30 o'clock this ar
tarmudn. has destroyed the great cut-
ton warehouse Of the Union Com
press Co. while warehouses nf fhiu-
iaey & Co, and 5. 81. whitney are
burning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

INV YORK.. May S.-Oue vel
known trader made $50. uoH lu Jess
than one minute iie sold laHa
shares st Northern Pacific short at
ihn. then took ft back nt 100. almost
before fHe sale could hr recorded
10 be- aHid ~ the ticker that J. J.
Hni has not sold single share af
hIH Northern PACING stock.
The speculative decentralization
Kept on almost 80 the end nf the HeH=
sion. Prices swept down many
points throughout The entire list
a1mr sent of from no Goo d. per cent.
boat Northern Pacific held IL big
eAiu steadily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
CARNEGIE
Tells EngIiShmen Not
to Worry.

LONDON. May s.--At the annual
meeting Of the Institute 81 Civil En-
giueera this afternoon " was an
nounced that Andrew Carnegie had
decided 10 double his former Eift Of
so. 900 70 that institute tthe money
% be- used IN prizesJ
Carnegie was present. In an adj
dress ne advised EuRilHhmeu 10 de-
velop home resources and not to
worry about the market abroad.
The way % get hold ~ the for
eien markets be said. IS To con-
1uer the markets ~ home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
NO MERCY
Shoxn Armenians Who
We're Suspected.

.ossTASTrNopLE. Nay s.-Two
e Armenlans who. It Is alleged.
'''sd q their Intention 20 murder
.-''An, were arrested today and
-..fiiy executed On board a war
q ne harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

At8 O'Clock the flames are beyond
control and threaten extensive ter
minnla 81 the Charleston & Vest
Carolina Railroad CO.. with is uea
freight depot.
The lose l. already estimated at
g151 GOO. No lives were lnst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
IN SIEGE
On Account of Labor
RiOting.

MADRID. May s-The cabinet has
decided ta declare barcelona iu a.
state of siege. on account 81 thr Ia
bor riots In progress there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
Democrats Win Out.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. May Yes-
tsfdays municipal election resulted
In an overwhelming Democratic vic
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

CURE EMPLOYMENT, or the re-
quest for the appointment ~ a
teacher AZ a personal favor 70 any
one. WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.
The secretary was ordered 20 no
tify teachers ~ their election, and
advise them that unless acceptance
Waa received on Or prior to June !,
positions would bc forfeited.
Those Appointed
The following were elected.
Principals n. Davies. George
W. DeB0lt. Charles Pagan. David
g. Feuton w. j.. Gerard . IS.
Jones. J. o. Lawrence. l. i Rich.
Clara +. Poe. Adelaide l.. Pollock
Loren y. Shaw. j. 81. ahieldH. T.. u.
stafford Steven $. StockWell. T. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

f-AiN. Nays.-Ths foreign min q
= ioeay decided 70 inform China
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

s330,75O,OOO Demanded

that the indemnity demanded has
been axed at 5000. eco. OF s8se.75o,-
600 approximately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
RETRACT
Their Threat to Stop
Production.

LONDON. May 8.-The owners of
coal mines who threatened to aua-
pend production az "a protest against
the export tax. have decided against
the Nfoubaee or work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
HEAR THIS
How Speculation May
Hurt WOrkingmen.

CINCINNATI Stay k-oeinE a.
thr biEh price ~ corn. the National
starch -. may close 30 mills throw
ing large numbers out - employ
rtH.rf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
Brown for Governor.

TRENTON. ~. J.. MAY s-tnel
Brown ~ Jersey city was nominated
for governor by the state prohibition
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
TERRIBLE HAIL STORM.

MEXICO CITY. May s.-Montercy
and vicinity Tor eight miles ON each
side were swept by terrible hail
storm yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

The river rose several feet 4
number Of families were carried
o. way and several children were lost
An Indian village up the river was
swept out Of existence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAvER
VICTIMS OF THE FIRE FIEND

3 This Morning the Bursting of Apham Can in Basement
Started Blaze That Threatened the Wholesale District
Valiant Work of Fremen---Fire Wall Saves
Globe HOteI-FeIus Stems Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

hand and at work. The water tower
was run Up and "a powerful stream
VAS turned on the building through
the window.
The crowd helped Mitchell. Lewis
4 stavsr u save their desks and con-
tents. their dling racks and al %
their xaluable papers. Theg were
carried cut ~ the burning buildlns
q places 81 safety in the aeiRiuar-
hood.
The Marshall block vas occupied
hy Mitchell. Lewis a SfaNeF. Harry
IabaiI. clothing. IT, p Schmidt sac
loon. and the California vine haua
The areboaf SuoquaImIe respond
II ard pumped two streams - water
On THE Are which dfluEe8 the prem
isas occupied hy Mitchell Lewis 4
staVer. and dli much n save the
building and the stocks e all the
ether occupants or the strue ture
Mr.. Mitchell Talks.
Frank W. Michel manager ~ the
Mitchell Lewis a staver e.. IN an
Interview with a representative %
the star. said. IL Is imnosalhle at
the present time 20 estimate fhe cV-
at less. Our stock l. valued at
ki00. coo. and an Insurance ~ $50 90
Is carried. have ascertained that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
HE PREDICTS

HAVANA. May a.=-The mortgage
foreclosure decree will be ready to-
morrow. and Gov. Glen Wood pre-
diets It's unanimous acceptance.
The body ~ the unknown boy kin
cd M Weston by 81 Northern Pacific
train Monday. Il AZ Hutterworth's
m0fgue. no inquest viii be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08
% CTS A MONTH
GALA CREAM

For use after exposure 20 sun ana
wind On durt Wash the face IA
tepid water aud Apply "a little. lef-
ting IL dry IN ard rubbing gentry
the while. makes one feel a. ifeHh
ha q Goblin wash 80 in the dew. a.
TeuHpHHu puts d.
Just as good for men % use after
shaving.
n clears the complexion removes
pimplea. bInakhf41r. enlarged p1f -
ana takes the gr sfty appeastat
away. It's toe recipe of noted
French specialist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

There will be a meeting Of the Sc
attic Cricket club on Thuraday, May
., al D. M. ~ the Office of the Pa
cinc Sir Co. room 81, Dexter Hor
ton bank building, for the purpose
~ recognizing the club for the seas
on Of 1901. 100. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-08

For Seattle and Viclnity.--Tonight
and Thuraday. fair; light 10 fresh
west winds.