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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
ADVERTISING
WASHINGTON

The local bureau OF Information
sent its last letter 20 a larger mum
her of Eastern publications than
usual.
Most conspicuous IN the letter vas
the matter OF the river and harhors
committees visit 10 the Northwest.
which gave ample opportunity for a
brief resume Of the resources. at
fractions and advantages OF this
state. al the same time conveying
news OF national character.
The manner 81 entertainment car
ried cut for the committee. names OF
places. manufactures and other
business enterprises visited and e.
amined. such as the Puget sound
navy yard. the Lake Washington
canal route. the four days cruise on
the sound. the excursion 20 Snoquai-
rnIe falls, these and other phases Of
the committees seieurn were par.
italy covered.
The cruise IN Alaskan waters and
the impression made by the future
possibilities the coaFt may AFFORD.
were briefly reviewed.
The letter. which embraced two
and a half columns In printed matter
was sent to the home OF each Of the
congressman and eighteen different
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
SUCH A GREAT
MAN, Too!
Bat Ne Should Have Checked
MIS- Passion for NY
Fair Lady

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug s-Tco
many strong cigars and too much
hard work have combined to pros
trate Chas. Major. the author Of
when Knighthood Was In Flower. ("
All through the hot spell he has
worked from s In the morning until
: In the evening On a new hoax
Incidentally, he has worshipped My
Lady Nicotine almost aa fervently
- he has worked. disposing Of be-
tween two and three dozen cigars
each day.
The inevitable collapse came. and
the doctors ordered ali work 10 be
stopped and the supply of cigars 10
be cut down materially. And now,
accompanied by q nurse and a doc
TOR, the author has been packed OF
to Nackinac for recuperafiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

On Drugs

You eau save money on most every
thing you buy al the Hhrfeli DRUG
Company We buy direct in iarFe
quantities and sell at lower prices
than most stores pay.
a-1-ii Imported soap. regular sar
ts 90 - ssssstssttftstfsstssf SO LEV n
Pears GlYeerIue Imported. reRu.
lar zoe .......... .i1itc
Mennrn'H Tairum. regular e s..l tc
Packers Tar Ruap. regular 2ac $50
nurtH Tar ana ERg Soap. reEu-
lar Dc HHHHHsasss.s.. CO.'S sssasss lHc
caftrr'u ~ edlah Hair IteneNsf.
regular TOO .s..s .. ....#s#5ssss t1c
Cukr'H Dandfun cure. regular
Alcoch'a Porous Plaster. regular
ber .sssHts s.s. t.t.t ss.#I4# lAtkN
Pnimor'H Face Powder. regular
aHN tf - - sHtss4...s .ss.. ss.ss4ssH In
Ayers bronchial Troches rsEu-
lhf &c sssss+asf#.ss .asssss# sltc
Arnold'n Little Liver pills. reEu-
TAT s.s - ..s .s t+staszsass istrn
TaHfufia. regular $50 ....4.s.....15r
RuHk's Haraapaflilh and Iron. reg
uinf tAN0 ss# .st..ss.ssssssss4t stac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Travellers Railway Guide.

ssr. pc warth cssss lisalisA 81 rsal
sfffNM A ,. M tsaFa : - .. M ~ -
rse. Afisnfis Ttpfess -. paai STRIVE :
~ issss 7 - = "a aafllnrfea ever
a. - - - Z 49,. 80. ~ 49, gs,,is.
sfffes - ,. N, IS , N. as = = -
w -. o,ymFla 6rsT. Hsssas. sltivs.
= p m. is4ys =. sas-Sef. rae. 8asih
So. --Ssf "a s's- Tsssssa' Z s,ri p
= a. ~. y . a. m. p. m. aao o M.
- > "a. "a ,. ~ afia .. m. leave
! q =. n. NJ. - - "a. a-s1 . ~.
IS 2 ~. $50 ,. N. go D. E.-sser
: N. lsavs = a. ss--ssr Pc. srohasrs
IA asefu- " esiisy. affivs % D. N. n 10
a n isaFs = - al sac .. ~. .
~ Pc fssaaush. anaslasifnis arrive
no =. ~. isays $50 .. N.
0f. Nor ov.rsna F1rsf. - raal srrfsi
{. IA leave o. ~ Lot. Nof. Nreka ns.
HrFfxs ssa0 m lFave 40 =. m ct Nof.
" hA4raus. IA vsrnsa. sfsivs 10 a ~.
%" % s = Risiss ~ w.sii i sss -.
rive 10 D m. issvs As q rn.-gt sar.
Efsrstt. lave $40 =. N. u 70 a. m, -
.. n. snd D ~ awe - =. m, %
m. $40 D. m ?
Caaadian Pas vsreosvss ssd Overland.
arrive $40 . m; issvs - .. m
Col 4 russs suzna niaes uiamanA
, m tstrspt GanasYi lsaFs 20 a ~.
lsEespt ssnaayl. ans q. m. tfaiiy).
THE Star viii be sent 70 campers
In any part OF the state, without
extra charge.
For bathing, Msarona villa uAtha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
When He Catches Him

John Ciapsdale. a Nome miner, ar
tor hacking up his belongings pre-
uaratory 10 going on "a prospecting
trim. left them IN his hotel at Nome
end went uptown for lunch.
TO HIS surprise on returning to his
hotel he found that some one had
borrowed his blankets. clothing.
gum boots. together with check on
the scandinavian bank Of Tacoma
for fiG5, and judgment on Seat
tie firm for $3.50. leaving only bar
Of soap and "a packstrap. 1t IL
thought possible that the coroner
VIII be busy the day John catches tho
thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
UP AND DOWN
WATERFRONT

podwell 4 Co, have taken the
steamers Sorth Pacific and Utopia
On the Victoria run. Hereafter the
Majestic VIII be- the only boat that
viii represent their Interests there
The North Facins Wili be temporarily
put on a luchl run between Tacoma
and sound ports during the Elka'
carnival. The company hha not de-
eidsf upon The steamers mai de
position. The Utopia viii be run In
connection With the eanipany's local
nuh business. II viii be- used az a
tramp steamer q obtain supplies
for the larger hoatH.
The ocean liner Tacoma h. reported
90 have left Hongbans this morning
for Puget sound ports.
On account % the accident 10 her
steam pipes the Victorian win he
compelled 20 miss a trip. hu, viii
sail On her next regular day. August
=. Tier passengers are satisfied
with the way they have been treat
"a BY uofweli 6 60. They were kept
at Victoria during the fair. and all
n their expenses paid. They viii
be carried north hy the city % Eeats
tie On her trip tonight.
The auArfefmasfefsa department
has accepted the It'd ~ Dodweit A
20. fer the transportation % oats 20
Manila. The oats will b. shipped on
the steamer Oisnogie. which viii sail
with = fun cargo about the last Of
the month.
The steamer Tyson. British AneFt-
can line. steamed out % smith cove
Into the harboF this morning prppar-
aforY 70 sailing fer the British Isles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

CINCINNATI. o., Aug. s.-From
Cairo, Egypt. enmes word that Chas
Morning. mining engineer and a
former Newport. KY. boy, has
bought outright the Mount Sinai OF
holy writ. located on the little pen
insuia between the Red SEA and the
Gulf % sues.
Morning found some turquolsaa
on Mount Sinai. and made arrange
naeuts for the purchase % the noun
tain. and today IN heard the whirr
Of mining machinery and tbs noise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits
have been issued in the Office u the
city engineers To Mrs. r. A. An
drews for HISTORY frame dwelling
ct 1i0s Terry avenue. 90 cost 1920.
70 Everett Smith to move back q
building at SIC Cherry street, 20 cost
$3.50. to W. II. James for one-story
dwelling ut 10 East sixty-fourth
street. 10 cost $3.50. % Mrs. VI. \
Robinson for a 2-story dwelling al
1909 Second avenue north, 10 cost
1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Mccaull's Father Coming

Capt. +. II. McCaull. father 81
John II. MeCaut. the missing quar-
termaster's clerk OF the transport
Erhcrt. has left his home IN Lynch
burg. Va. for this city when he
arrives thorough Investigation %
the missing mans accounts VIII be
lnauguratsd. The belief Is growing
that John McCaull Is In hiding some
where Ia this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
RATHER have the GEMS
THAN HEED SCRIPTURES
So q Yankee Boy Buys Mount Sinai OF hoy Fame and
and Goes Alleging for Torauoses-"shsh
Be Surely Put to Death.

Of blasting. where once f. Haia q
have sounded the thunasfz % Je-
h0vah.
Morning has done thia. despite the
Injunction contained IN Exodus
xix.is-fs. Taxa heed to yourselves
that ye 80 net 40 into the mount %
touch the border % q. whatsoever
toucheth the mount shall be surely
put % death. There shall not am
hand touch u. but he shall surely
BE- stoned or shot through. whether
u be beast or man IL shall not live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Knights of Pyihias Entertain

Seattle lodge No. 81. Knights OF
pythias- entertained 40 Tacoma
Knights at Castle hall in the Hotel
Stevens building last night. There
was a fine program Of literary and
musical numbers which wound up
with a banquet at which more than
100 covers were laid. Among the
prominent speakers from Tacoma
were Knights Strong and Combs
Among the seattIeltes who deliver.
ed toasta were Knights Young. J. G
Mitchell and Chas. McAllister. II
was strictly a stag party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

Lemon ia always safe nnYufinE
10 use when YOU do not know tho
tastes ~ your guests aud chocaih ls
IL almost d universal favoflte chpeel
ally with young people. When add
sd e. cake q gives rich color that
contrasts well with the white frost
inf. cakes which have butter Ia
their composition keep better than
pound cake aud the sponge cake. but
this keeping quality 10 added Hafne-
u hat 60 the expense ~ wholesome
ueHn. 49, sponge cake may often ba
eaten b. an invalid. 90 whom pound
cake would b. rank poison.
A cake that keeps well. or IL sN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
BUSINESS ON
WESTERN AVE,

No great changes IN quotations.
we're noted this morning about the
markets. business was lust fair. =
quantity az apples and peaches wcrs
received from WcuAtehee. water
melons are plentiful and sell from
tz1sd1 IS per dozen.
Butter and eggs remain as quot
Ell. Othsr quotations are essential
" as given yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Marshall Holley Injured

Marshall itolicy. an empioye ~ the
Northern Pacific railroad. engaged la
work near the foot ot Wall street.
was Knocked down bY a train near
that place this morning and cut
about the face and head. The am
bulauee was called and the Injured
man taken % Providence hospital.
where pr. Coa dressed his wounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
FOR $4,000

LEXINGTON. Ky, Aug. s.-News
has reached here that Capt. J. A
oeary Of this city has sold his In
terests In the SUNNY Brook oil dis
fricts 20 the Standard OIL Co. for
sis7. 900. o. II Waddie OF Somerset,
was interested in the oil wells. and
they had given the company an OPP
zion OF 500, 900 on the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

sonj n. NJ, Myers, washinetons r.
u, Murray, New York city.
Al the butler. 5. l.. uarron. state
representative camp 20. s., okano.
san county, y, NJ. Carman ana wife
Manila. n. II. Hamilton, New York;
NJ r. Beaver. Dawson, Can't Vim. &
Rogers, u. =. A.! Rev. and Mrs.
4. Laurie. ir,, Fuirhavon.
AZ the Seattle. e. 4. Coulos, what.
com; Carl ]. Capcll Butte. Joseph
KrRus. BLACK Diamond: J. l.. Rob.
erts, Tacoma: !. \, Allen. Whateom
Henry Shaw. I. a. Dean, New York
w, I. RrlahIn, sheriff, Whateem.
AZ the Stevens A. n. Miller. Den.
yer; ]. III. stuart and wife. Mrs
Renn, Miss Maud Mclean. all Of An-
acortos: J. Contcy. Victoria. T. c..
chas, -. neebe, Butte: WIN Z. Rap
son, Columbia city; =. a. tanham.
Wenatchce.
AZ the brunswick: Jas s. podsan
Victoria. Il. E. g. n. Jones Port
lands Jas. Dryden, Ahcrdceni W \
n0ugherty Tacoma. \. &. Arm
strong, John Putnam, Washougnl,
NJ. Howard. Everett; VIM, Hoffman
Nrcmcrton.
AZ the niller ". H. Murray and
wife. Iadysmith. n. g.; y. e, fautR.
kc. Arlington. ] r. Mckinney. hotel
proprietor. silvertou: John l. Rob
erts. ex-mayor % Walla Walla, now
proprietor iron works in Tacoma J
y. Atkinson, state auditor, Olympia.
Miss Marguerite HilL Walla Waiia, .
w. II. Lord. hotel proprietor, Toit,
Geo X. Rogers. general manager
Pacific coast L. O. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

eeliont to carry 10 picuie ta he sat
on white fresh. % made from one
quarter cup Of butter. one aud one
half cups Of powdered sugar. and one
egg beaten together. Add Two thirds
cup ~ milk. two cups ~ -four. ana
three level teaspoons Of baking pow
der. Melt two squares. ~ Two ouns
COS Of chocolate, add one third cup
OF powdered sugar ana one third cup
Of milk. When u has become n
smooth paste cool q little and add -
the FIRST mixture. hhyo this cake IN
layers In square pans ana cover each
layer. the top and sides, with "A boil
ed icing
Two exceptions 10 the general
rules for eake making are made in
THE recipe. Powdered sugar IL used
Instead Of fine graduated and bread
-four instead af pastry -four on tho
authority Of the cooking school ana
the results warrant the exceptions.
Han .a.saH
YOU can have the Star mailed 10
your camp address at the same price
IL ia delivered in the city. a5e re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
z Drowned

SALT LAKE CITY. AuE. S-T~s
lives we're ioss and great damage q
property was done b. eloudhurnti
and heavy rains IN various parts 81
Utah Tuesday nlxht. Matt Korbllo
miner IN the employment ~ ths
Pleasant Valley Coal ca AZ White.
Quarters. and hts child. were drown.
Cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

7se CHIFFON roH igc.
a lot 81 Hhlrfed Chiffon. -
inches vide. Boo pink. lavender,
eefiHs. yellow and blue. that has
"a regular value u de r. yard.
Re elaHed out 20 "a remnant lot
for 20.
ITALIAN VAL LACEs. ito 4
DOZEN.
There are two styles ana
widths In this iHt which we have
anaken al before ~ worth z5c ana
&c pr dozen. THESE Wiil Dc
again ~ sale t0mprfaa 81 he per
dozen
W0MENs 81 20 STOCK TIES.
b0c
a line of the Ascot stock Ties
n Madras cloth with imitation
ivory stripe and new tape fast
euef. worth fi04. MIL remnant
sale price. Zoe.
sge HAEDK CpCHfETR Zoe.
Linen Handkerchief. an AS
auffeH lot with several widths 90
helms. worth &c each. mill REM
nuuf Hals price Zoe
SIX WASH GOODS SPECIALS.
Nili remnants Of outing Flan-
neiH IN light and dark Cnlors
worth t0e a yard. tomorrow. 7ise.
sill remnants 81 Psau Dc foie
aud figured Mounelilne de Sole.
10 - gard lengths. worth Csc. az
ilize
So patterns ~ beautiful Dlmi-
ties worth Sc "a yard. mill rem
Hanf sale price. i0r.
Lawns and p.nitlen IN a Nhrie-
- 81 patterns. worth &c a yard.
mill remnant price. 81.
Standard prints. best styles.
worth C.. FOR g. q yard.
Remnants % lawns. RinFhBnls,
alfuitIss piquet. prints. CONVERTS,
etc.. in lengths from II 20 ~
yards. az hhif-prfce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
JEALOUSY
Prompted a Husband to
Kill His Bride.

CHARLESTON. =. e.. Aug. a.
Private l.. iiaRgerty, Tenth Unite 4
States artillery corps. killed his vie
aud then shot himself dead At the
corps quarters. on Aullivau'a Island
The couple were married only one
month. Jealousy caused the killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
OH, THIS
WAS EASY
For Mr.. Cummins and
His Followers in
Iowa Ring.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Aus. s.
The Cummlns faction 81 tho Iowa
Republican scored an easy victory IA
the state convention, nominating the
following slate with which 10 80 10
the next guberuatorial campaigns
For governor. \. n. Cummins OF
Des Moines. for lieutenant governor
John Herriott Of stuart, for tudEa
Of the supreme court. =. NJ. Weaver
Of Iowa Fails: for railroad commits
siener. =. 4. Brown o. sheldon. Tor
superintendent 90 public instruction,
Il. {. Barrett Of Dosage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
In Hotels.

Following are among the recent
arrivals az the Northern: W. T..
Knight, Port Ludlow, +. r. Conrad
san Francisco, l.. Allehoff, Portland;
Henry Rothgchild, Port Townsend,
y. J. McKim, Nelson. 70. C.; Not
Goldsmith. 81. Joe, Mo-: J. II. Beftel
and wife, Philadelphia.
Al the Rainier-Grand: J. A. San
horn. Denver: VIM. =. Bird, travs.-
ing auditor n. 7. Ry.. Tacoma. G. \.
DEXTER. Spokane Richard y. Gooda.
washington, u. 6. Il. y. Ross, Daw-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
IoeBIEe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILYJ
Cresa Fruit.

Lemons ito086o0 a box. lines.
ssMs PER case. cooking apipes. leo
81 90. eating apples. 81 cool 90: VAL
encia oranges. f3.15Ufteo. bananas.
81 COO o. olives 5001des per gallon:
grape fruit. ssWH1.61. plneappies.
5000 80 per dox. local peaches. Ts4
e0c aprirpts. s00gQc. ra1pberrtcs..
ft.7s. blaekbcrrics. tt.sb9t7s; pears.
fl.75. water melons, t2.75d12s per
Ena
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ysrstssiss

.O0a 72.o0 per tor. beets
81 % per sack. carrots. ti.2s per
sack. lettuce. igc per dozen. turnipn
eouIbc. garlic. Sc. cabbage. 1900;
peppers. t2Qi5c. husks. zse. green
celery. e0c per dnz. sweet po-
tatoea. u.75a200. Chit pep
pers. zoe per ID: sausr kraut. s9tc.
native head lettuce. fsc per doc
green peas. Sc pound: dried figs.
cartons. soc. fancy zoe. imported ibc.
tomatoes, fLz5at.5O ease. dates. sass
~ radishes. l0c per doz. parsley Is
onions. lie. caluiifiower. 7scati.0 90:
rafHnlps. ITO. local green corn. ibc
per anz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
$50 FoRu5o GLOVES

BIC NNAh CIV - AahfH Aft's
About 20 pairs Of $40 Gioves
IN iiRht cuiora. mostly the well
known "spiendlds brand. VIII be
closed out tomorrow az Soc
pair
800 FANS At b0c.
A couple 81 dozen white Fauze
spanRled Fans. worth GLO0 each.
price Friday. goe.
tlzg BLANK ETs. ssc.
a Dot 81 blankets Ia white. tan
aud gray that haze a regular
value 81 ti.Z5. viii now have the
mill remnant tag Of ssc.
500 GOLF suiTfEG. eeo.
A.iuch Black Golf suitlnR.
worth gi.oO "a yard mill remnant
sale price Tor Friday. esc.
TOILET SETS. si5s.
We VIII sell u Toilet Sets to-
morrow morning Of six pieces
each. three decorations az ii-1s.
only one 20 a customer.
g.ss COFFEE POTS. si.iS.
Five pint. solid copper, tea and
coffee Pots. nickel plated, reRu-
larry priced fi.sg. mill remnant
special ti.i5 for Friday.
SOC CUGPIDORE. sc.
Enamelcd CuHpldora in pretty
blue and white coloring. worth
See. NH remnant price. Friday.
a9e.
sc BREAD BOXES. esc.
A lot 81 Bread Boxes that bring
S. regularly. will be sold FRI
day At sc each.
MEMS To NEGLfGEE SHIRTS
z9e.
Meme NeRiiFee Shirts IN sever
al shades. worth Zoe: mill rem
nAnt sale price. Friday. rec.
There are sizes ifi5. rs. 1874
and IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Married BY Iudqe Cam

Justice Of the Peace r. ". Cam
yesterday Joined in the bonds Of
wedlock Matte Victoria Stevens and
Niles Perry Finkie. both Of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

Tho Star will be mailed to your
camp address without extra charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Butter. Cheese Eggs and Poultry

Butter = Wilmington ersamerlea.
pound prints. 22c, Eastern Iowa
and Elgln. &c; fresh ranch. 11Qi9c.
cheese Native Washington. fun
cream. tz0t2tAc; Eastern: New York.
i915c. wisconsin, lie. California,
1Uh0tfHs Hoquefort. &c. Edam.
lIl.nla : % per cnnei Now YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Provisions

Fresh meat-Cow beef. 7e 10. steer
beef. &C per 10; mutton. wethcr. TIC
ewes, &C. pork. So dee per 10. veal.
large. 7c; small, gai0c.
Provisions Hams. large lac:
hams. small. i3al34c. breakfast
bacon. lfuisitc. dry. Halted clear
backs. eikc. bellies. i0e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

BOYS 7gc SHIRT WAISTS Sc.
Boys Percaie Shirt Waists.
worth 75c. mill remnant aals
price. Zee.
MEMS ase 0EEHALLE. itc.
Mems Brown Duck OveFaIls
worth 5sc y pair. 20 close out an
odd lot tomorrow the price wi1
be- igc.
WONEN'g zoe STOCKINGS. lie.
Womon's Past Black Stockings
with white feet. worth Z1c a pair,
You buy them Friday az lie.
a. FOR wOMEN'S nc VESTS.
WOmcn'a Vests with scru col
lar. worth 1se. Friday. iec.
Five NOTION SPECIALS.
Corduroy skirt Binding. 2ize
yard.
WhsIebones. worth Toe. a, C
bunch.
Dress Shields. worth ioc. at e
q pair.
Plain git Hair Rstainsra.
worth &c. at &c.
Fanck silk frlfled side Hose
Supporters. regular price Ice. az
THREE MILLINERY EPE-
GALS.
Chiidren'a Hats % al sorts.
worth up 10 tac. for &c.
Childrsn'a Ha4z. worth &c. for
i1i4r.
Dress Shapes. s. each.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR HALF
PRICE.
Gfeat sale Of Muslin Under.
wear at haig will be continued
tomorrow. though the lots are
getting low.
sc FOR f2e9 SHIRT WAISTS.
All ~ our Shirt Waists worth
from tl.b0 up 20 s2.0o. in remnant
lots. have now been put on the
bargain counter To close at SEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

Nov bath houses. Madrona viua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

DURABILITY - II the houss
belongs TO you that you are
painting or papering you want
the work TO look as well and last
as long as possible. guarantee
the appearance and durability of
my work.
&, y. 5ToITINlO
ole Ihlrd avenue. near Marion.
Phone Red 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
EXTRA REMNANT LOTS FOR FRIDAY

less th he nt m d Z we bong
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The steamer ifYnan. british Amefi
can line. steamed out % smith GOV,
into the harboF this morning prepar
atory 70 sailing Ter the british Isles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

TIE Star viii be sent 70 camper
In any part OF the state. withou
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
BIG DEAL IN CUBAN SUGAR.
PURCHASES OF VAST LANDS BY NEW
WORKERS CAUSE CONSTERNATIoN
IN NEw-ORLEANS.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUsE.I

New-Orleans. Sept A sensation of gigantic
proportions has just leaked out in the sugar sit
uation which has thrown CONSERVATION into the
ranks of Louisiana cane growers 1t Is none
other than the purchase by New-Hork capltai
represented by a louisiana expert of ooOoo
acres Of the finest Cuban sugar lands and an as
sociated plant for a sum between S2,5OOOOO and
S3,00O,0O0. The deal has nothing TO do with the
Hayley syndicate. of which much has already
been printed.
The central factor in the deal is the Gram
mercy Sugar Refinery Company of Louisiana,
whose manager, NJ. r. Spelman, has been the
agent in acquiring the immense Cuban proper
ties. Spelman formerly general agent OF
the Illinois Central Railroad. and is so close to
the Stuyvesant Fish coterie that 1T is generally
surmised that those capitalists are behind the
new deal
That the powers are NewYorkers is certain
and Spelnlan is the only Louisiana stockholder-
Some time ago it became known TO the men
whom Spelman represents that the Cuban sugar
properties of Don Apezeteguia Spanish noble
man. were for sale the losses of the war having
rendered 1t impossible for the grandee TO carry
on the gigantic enterprise. The properties IN
clude - 600 acres. all at Constantia +. o. on
the Damugi River. ten miles from Cienfuegos
Bay. There are fifty miles of private railroad
or the place. and a plant in fairly good condi-
ton. The output of the land in its best year
was fifty million pounds of raw sugar, and the
plant can handle forty millions.
It was first thought that the Grammercy Com
pany which owns 1000 acres in Louisiana,
would make the purchase, but later new com
pany by the same capitalists was formed and
the two will be merged later. The Grammercy
already has contracts for all the sugar II can
refine this year. but next season II VIII oe aple
on its four Louisiana plantations and the cuban
property 10 grow ali the cane the Grammercy
rehneries attend 10. The raw sugar VIII De
bronpht to the refinery by boat without reship-
nent and put down the refinery at a mini
mum cost. The deal has been conducted with
such secrecy that only now. when II is com
pleted have any of its details become known
However. for some time, rumors have oeen
float and one OF the first results was mat a
we'll known planter took alarm and sold his
holdings in sugar lands fearing that such active
competition in the raw article by the rich CUBAN
fields would work harm to the home industry
Grammercy is on the Mississippi River near
ton