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The Washington times., 1901-10-19
MONTGOMERY COUNTY NOTES.
school Commissioners order Nncci-
nntion Certificates Placed on File.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct. 1S-The State
Board Of Health has requested the Board
of School Commissioners to advise their
teachers to have all vaccination certifi-
Gates on file where they can be inspected
by vaccine officers. The school law re-
qures that every child before it is ad-
mitted to any school. shall procure a GER
titicate from a physician that it has been
properly vaccinated.
McFonso and Sappho two running
horses belonging to +. r. Keys, of Linden,
this county. were among the winners at
the Haserstown Fair yesterday. McFon-
so taking first money in the three-fouTths
mile race, and Sappho taking second
money IN the half mile race. Time by Nc
Fonso, 1;19; by SapphO, 0:51i&.
Horace D. Waters has sold to Joseph T.
White the Burdetto farm, near Boyds for
the sum Of 81, 500.
Miss Della Emerson, Of Washington
CITY. who has been visiting in this COun-
ty, has returned to her home.
Mrs. +. 9. Wilson and her daughter
have returned TO Washington after visit
ing friends and relatives in this county.
Mrs William Calhoun and her dJugh-
ter Of Keusington, are visiting in Wash
ir.tGu
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TO REQUEST REINSTATEMENT.
Union tn Make Efforts in Interest of
Discharged Mofnrmcn.

There were no. developments yesterday
in the diniculti,G between the motormen
and conductors in the ei1ploy of the
Washington Traction Electric Company.
and the officials If that road. When seen
last night, Presid, ut J. +. McCrack,n,
OF the local division of the street Railway
Emp'oyes" Association. over whose dis
charge the trouble is brewing, stated that
nothing had nsrn done yesterday He
said that the committee appointed 10 con
for with tha Central Labor Union had
decided To leave the matter entirely in
the hands of the union. \ committee
from the union win wait upon the ofdrilis
uf the read Monday and ondravor to So
cure the roiast1-emcnt Of discharged
mptormcn-
There viii De an all-n'cht m.ttIisy %
the association at their rooms. bll G.
Str.et northwest, Monday night w. l..
Mahou. Of Dtuoit, Irt sIl.nt Of the M
iinuai Association VIII come To WashiE.-
tom to address the atg at that time
Wire Pre- sida.J Ilg;ri last Digh
stated that q ;notornau had violated th,.
ltlIt.s oI the company. and had o.en a.
rf.ies.d Further trIE tbs. h. said. L..
hld ", ciiciai EnSwlCdsr Of any trnln.,
,x!stsrL b,tHctu the cH-cials cni th,.
III. u.
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES ". RADCLIFFE, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUsINE
PROPERTY, NO. 900 STREET " ".

PROPERTY, NO. 9o6 STREET " W.
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia in a cause
therein pending known Regnier ct al. vs..
Fischer ct al. No. 22,624. in Equity Docket 81.
the undersigned trustee will sell at public auc-
tion in front of the premises on SATURDAY.
THE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1901, AT
O'CLOCK P. ", all that parcel of land sit
uate in the city OF Washington. in the Dis-
trict of Columbia, known lot lettered a.
in William Walkers subdivision. OF lots in square
numbered three hundred and seyenty-six (376).
as said subdivision is recorded in Book B, page
1e7, in the Office of the Surveyor Of said Dis
trict, together with the Improvements. consist
OF a brick building numbered 905 G Street
northwest.
Terms of sale: one-thrd OF the purchase money
10 be paid in cash. and the balance in two
equal installments at and two years from
the day of sale, bearing legal interest and
cured by the promissory notes OF the purchas-
er and deed OF trust on the premises sold,
all cash, at the purchasers option. Taxes paid
to day OF sale Revenue stamps, conveyaDcing.
and recording at cost of purchaser. A deposit
of 500 to be made at the time OF sale. and
terms of sale TO be complied with within ten
days from day Of sale or deposit may be for
feited. HENRY II. BERGMAN. Trustee.
Office 5l1 Seventh Street Northwest
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts Navy Department, Wash
ia.,tun y. C.. until Il O'CLOCK NOON, OC1O-
BIER -. and publicly opened Immediately there
after. L. iuunis! at the Navy Yard Washing
ton. o. e.. a quantity of nickel steel forsingS
BLANK proposals will be furnished upon applicl-
tion 10 tie Navy Yard, Washington, d. C. n
: KENNY. Paymastcr General. 1. : Y.
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Mystic Cue" !or rheumatism aud neuralgia
rad;cllly cures ia ! to DAYS Its action upon The
system is remarkable and mysterious. It re-
1royr, It once the cause and the disease mme-
dataIy disarpcJrs. Tie first dose greatly benefits.
- cont, and 81. sod by stevens Pharmacy
renps, lyanil Avenue and Ninth Street
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IlII.I).

SLENCF-On Thursday, October l.. 1901 at
G:i1 a. u.. Alice believed daughter OF the late
VA taf g. and Mary Silence.
Fuacra. :-lm her lara residence. Sr2 22d ST.
.iw.. on saturday, October 10. at 3 o'clock.
Relatives and iriends invited to attend.
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ATTACKED BY BOLOMEN.
Ten American Soldiers Die in Battle
in Samnr.

MANILA, Oct. 1S.-Five hundred insur-
gent bolomen attacked forty-siS men Of
the Ninth Infantry on the Gandara
River, Island of Sam9r, and killed ten
and wounded six.
Re-enforcements arrived for the Ameri-
cans. and the other men of the Ninth
were rescued. One hundred bolomen were
killed.
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-nEnICATION MONTNFNT. RALTI-

$. A. R-DEDICATION MONUMENT, BALTt-
more Nd The officers and members Of the
District of Columbia Socitey S. A. R. have been
invited to participate in the dedication and sS
ercises in connection Herewith Of the monument
erected BY the Maryland Society to the heroe,
from that State who served during the war OF
the Revolution, in Grand Piazza Square. Balti
more, Saturday. October 10. 1901, at p m.
The parade will form at O'Clock p. m. on Charles
and Franklin Streets. A large attendance OF
our members is desired. Please notify J. Noble
Stockett. 1861 John Street, of intention to he
present or report to President Larner arrival.
The l2:lO O'Clock train Baltimore Il Ohio, Will
reach Baltimore in ample time. BY order Of
the society. WILLIAM II. PEARCE, Corre-
spending Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COiif asS'i.-A dividend Of 81 per
share will be payable the 2STH DAY OF OC-
TuBER. 1901. to the stockholders of record at the
close OF business the 18th day OF October, 1901
at the office OF the treasurer of the company, Oh
Fourteenth Street northwest Washington. D. c..
The transfer books will be closed from the 10Th
day Of October to the 2sth day Of October, in
elusive II. s CUMMINGS Vice President.
CHARLES C. BEEBE. Treasurer
Washington. d. c, Oct. l6. 1901.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-Paperhangers members Of L.
A. 81, K of L.. are hereby notified to attend
special meeting TUESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1901,
P. NJ. Jonadab Hall, 62S La. ave- Note change
a. LII
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CHURCH NOTICES.

OPEN AIR SERvICE-At o'clock Sunday after
noon ON the National Cathedral site. special
preacher Rev. p. VI. Rhinciander. EvefS BODY
ir,jtod Take Tcn'eVtoWn electric cars. mi
IT Is SAID THAT OIL AND WATER WON'T
mix That theory WIS exploded long time ago.
SCOTS EN1t LSIoN j. oil and water. perfectly
mixed in a beautiful creamy emulsion. No other
emulsion equals it; it's the great food medicine.
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nhcun,ntisni Cured in II nnr.

Headache caused hy indigestion promptly cure
hy Ro,a Headache Tablet. Safe. Sure.
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stops iac CUugh
rmh Nt-.,rls.. GH t!rt. Enih

Laxative Eran-o-'i"iHin' Tablet eur . cod ::
one Ja. \, cur. no nay. l'rice . cents
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Efforts TO Discrcdit Testimony.

Captain Lemly. on crOSs-eNaInlndiluH'
asked the witness as to his position dur
ing the battle aand particularly at the
time the Brooklyn made her turn. He
then asked as to whether he had heard
any particular conversation between
Schley and HodesDn.
The witness said that he did not remem-
Der such conversation.
Q.-IidNe you not stated before that you
heard conversation;
Al may have; possibly ] have.
GLOW Is il that you make state
ment at one time saying that you heard
a conv"raat tiOn and now that you say vuu
remember no such conversation
Al heard many conversations, but l
an urable 70 repeat any conversation
that I heard at that time
Q.-HavC you not heretofore repeated "A
conversation OK IA part OF a conversation
that you heard at that time?
Mr.. Rayner objected. He made the
point that If it was the intention OF the
judge advocate to impeach the tssti-
mony of the witness the intcrrogato
should state the time. place and circum-
from the question to have made such It
statement. He conteudtd that such was
a cardinal principle Of law He sal
counsel had certain privileges and wit
nesses had certain privileges, and this
was one of them.
Captain Lemiy-You say It is the law.
show me any such law.
Mr.. Rayner-WelI, give me one of your
books over there and l will show 1t Ia
you.
Captain Parker found the place Mr..
Rayner had indicated. and read as Mr.
Kayncr had said.
Continuing, Mr.. Kayner argued that
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The following despatch from General
Chaffee was received late this afternoon
at the War Department:
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The TcxI I'E~~STIl'ti'-n IN: ..a,aT.a
trlls and fever IS nnttI' ot t.rp.-'. Ii,.e .,
CLilI Tonic II i, sinip., iron ami luniae in &.
tastc!ess form. No eGre-nS pay. frice Soc.
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Not wanted by The Department..

WHO summoned You in this casos''
asked Mr.. Rayner. suddenly, ais Machiuist
lianiey was about to leave the stand
Il don't kncw," said tho witness. 81
was told 10 come here by the Navy d.
partment"
May I ask the purpose Of that ques-
tion2" interrupted the judge advocate.
rising cxcitedly, and Mr. Rayuer said
that he wanted to show that his side
didn't summon the witness, hut "liscov-
cred him here accidentally after he had
been summoned. and decided to hear
him" The inference from this was pain
~ that Captain Lemly had summoned tha
witness. but finding that his testimony
would help Admiral Schley had NOT
placed him on the stand
Lieut.. ]. j. J. Ryan, who waT m as-
sistaut engineer on the Brooklyn. tod Of
standing on the to:ecastle not far from
Commodore Schley In the engagement
and getting spatteTed With the blood Of
YComan Ell Is when the lattc~'s mead w'r
taken off by a shell. At Mr.. RayEc!'
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MAnIIa, Oct. Is
''Adjutant General. Washington:
''FOrty-siX men. Company h. Ninth
Regiment, u. S. Infantry, under First
Lieut. George w. Wallace in field low
er Gaudara, Samar. were attacked by
fC0 bolomen, October Is. Our loss. ten
killed, six wounded names not receiv-
ed. Eishty-one enemy left dead on
field; enemy beaten off"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb. b.-rhe trial of
Dentist samuel J. Kennedy for the
murder % Dolly Reynolds, began to-
day FOR the second time. Kennedy
was previously sentenced 90 death,
but "A new trial granted.
Dolly Reynolds WAS pretty Mount
Vernon girl A New York stock
broker made her brain glddy with
words OF love and promises % silks,
diamonds and servants, and Dolly
came here and became mistress af
a iuxuriously furnished hat The
steekbroker made her a liberal al
iaNanoe. and aa Dolly was 81 "a saw
Ing disposition, II WA not long be-
fore she bad &C counts In four dif
ferent banks. In addition 20 all the
lne dresses and Jewelry that her Inn
presHionRble heart IQuEed for
Al noon 81 Aus. 4. 1858, che went
70 the Grand hotel. AZ Thirty nrst
street and broadway, ana registered
r Maxwell and wife She was
Mrs Maxwell she told the clerk.
aud her husband Nsuuld join her III
the evening she gns assigned % .
room. Itoliia dld not dare meet her
husband" al her own apartments.
for fear the sioekbraler would drop
In uus xpectsdiy.
shortly before midnight a porter
At the Grand hotel was summoned
Ia the room ~ Mr.. and Mrs Max
Neii' and told 10 fetch up some
beer Mr.. Maxwalt'' pretended 60
be readinK and Kept hla face con
eealed. An hour later a suont Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-05
TO have ANOTHER TRIAL
TINE UNHAPPY ERDINc OF MISGUIDED DOLLY REV
NoLps WILL BE TOLD AeaIN IN NEW
YORK MURDER Trial.

room below heard a noise, as Of
someone falling.
At 1880 the following morning
Dolly was found dead on the saft
Ia the room. f,he was fully dressed
Her neck had been broken with "a
piece Of lead pipe. into which had
been thrust = rod 81 Iron, "a
strengthen it.
Under her corset was found a
check Tor tia. GOO. drawn on the Oar
neld National bank, 20 the order Of
Emma Reynolds. u vas signed bud
ley Gideon and Endorsed BY s. ].
* Kennedy. being dated Aux. is.
Al the trial Il developed that a
few days before her death, Dolly
had returned to Mount Vernon and
drawn large sum ~ money she had
on deposit tn a bank there. She told
her mother that che WAS going "a
give q 60 Or Kennedy % invest ia
a racohorse scheme for her
The prosecutor claimed that Or.
Kennedy got ali the girls money
and gave her the Dudley Gideon
check. which was Wnrf bless. Ia
make her believe she had ven q
large sum on the raeehutse scheme
Later, fearing be would be arrested
IN the charge Of forgery, and the
his wife would ieuFu % his escAuahf
with Dolly. Dr. Kennedy. aceofdips
q ths states claim. made the ag=
faintr0nt With her % this Grand.
and with the full lntention q xiii
ing her. The theory Was that he be-
came frightened after striking the
fatal blow and FED without makiuE
search for the check,
Tbs doctof's defense was an ailhi.
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police 70 locate his sister, Mrs An
nle Wonderllck
Mrs. ELLEN MoClelland, OF Butte
Mont. wishes 60 ascertain the where
ahouta az her brother. Patrick Elea
TRANCE.
MIRA r. L. Funk. Of Chicago, m.
desires to locate ~ l.. Funk.
Mfs ~. NJ, Ross, Of Dawson, has
asked the police to assist her 81
locating Elmer &. Morgana.
Mrs. q. W. Grady. of Nashville
Tenn. desires 90 locate her hon
rhoa. Grady.
Gus niehr OF St Charles. Mo.
Wishes 60 locate his con. Chaa. Dichr
Mrs s1oaeph Butler, OF saltwater
Mich, desires 20 locate her husband
Joseph Butler
J. 4 Watson. OF Owatoma, MINI.
has asked the police TO locate Fred
r. Watson, a sailor.
Henry F1lden, OF Ford city, Pa.
desires to locate Henry I.sishwork,
John Mccullough, OF Everett
Wash, has asked the police 20 locate
Y. \. Doughty.
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Property owners and residents liv-
ing along the Renton car line from
Atlantic street out, are highly In
csnsed At the city authorities for
permitting the Italian vegetable gar
dsners to use sewer water for the
purpose Of irrigation.
A Star reporter went out. ia that
vicinity this morning to look over the
situation. he found on both sides
% the car track, for a distance Of a
uails and a-haif from Judkins street
70 the old abandoned tunnel. a num-
Der of vegetable gardens worked by
Italians. Ditehes-ail kinds Of ditch
81, main bitches and cross ditches-
were noticed extending throughout
the entire tract OF land. Pools Of
stagnant water were frequently OBJ
served, lying on patches.
One OF the residents Of the neigh
borhood who did not want her name
mentioned. for fear that abe might
subsequently, be annoyed b. the Ital-
ians, said. "Ail last summer when
the weather was warm, We we're con-
slderably annoyed, not 20 say alarm
"a, from the stencil Of the sewer wa
ter flowing through thig neighbor-
hood in open ditchee A. night the
Italians food their land With the
fetld Wafar, where the vegetables
are growing. We believe that the
garden stuff becomes permeated With
the germs Of disease from that sew
er water, and not one 10 this locality
VII use these vegetables,
Again, a. 1 said, the sewer water
H. carried In open bitches, and u II
next 10 laposslble TO keep the chill
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mrs. NATION BARELY ESCAPES
DEATH IN WRECKING A SALOON
The Porter of The Senate in Topeka Fires Two Shots HerHe
Dsarmed and Bar Fixtures Worth $4,000 Are DesoyedThe
New loan of Arc Jailed With Nine Other Women--Bg
Mob Is Gathering in the City.

TOPEKA. Kan Feb. Mrs.
Carrie Nation inaugurated her cru
SADIE against the Toreka saloons 81
o'clock this morning. Accompan-
ted by nine members Of the that
ohet brigade sad home defend
crS." she made kindilns wood Of the
senate saloon. a place much frc-
quented ~ members OF the leg.sla-
tare. she also attempted to enter
Herman klaner's joint but Vas dis
armed and her force barricaaea cut
by the proprietor. The property
damaged in the raid was valued az
s.oce. Mrs. Nation was slightly In
jared
The saloon keepers knew last
night Of her hostile intention. but
ana not espsct her before O'Clock.
and the guards ald not 50 al watch
before T;sa a. N. None but the por-
tiers wsre On hand when the band
swoopsd down. The senate porter
grabbed \ revolver from the bar
and fred two shots at Mrs. Nation.
who VAS Advancing on the plate
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THEY TAP CITY SEWERS
AND CARRY VILE WATER
In Open bitches to rrigate Vegetable Gardens-eoepe
Along the Renton Line Alarmed

dren. especially the younger ones,
from playing IN IL.
We don't know whose duty II Ia
TO compel these Italians TO deslsi
from using sewer water, but we hope
the publication OF the facts BY tha
Star will have the desired effect"
Several Of the Italians were APP
preached and asked from what sew
or they obtained their water supply
but a shrug 81 the shoulders was all
the response obtained.
The city engineers Office was Wis
tied by the reporter 10 ascertain, II
possible, what sewer the Italians tap,
and also IL the municipality receives
any remuneration for the use ~ the
water. az Los Angeles, Cal, did a
few years ago, when sewer water
was used in the outskirts for ths ir-
rigafion OF vegetable lands.
II was Learned that the city re-
ceives no such recompense, and, IN
fact, IL not cognisaBt Of the fact
that the sewer water Is used.
The records show that the Twen
ty-sevenfh avenue sewer from Day
street 70 Dearborn street II the near
est available point where the citS
sewer can be tapped. It can easily
be carried in open bitches 70 the dis
trict where II IL used, which Is only
q few blocks distant
Or. a. Raymond, when seen, said
that II has never yet been clearly
demonstrated whether the germs OF
typhoid fever can be absorbed BY
inhalation.
Carrying sewer water ia open
bitches through a settled district "
"A dangerous matter. 1t may breed
disease, and In any event defeats the
very object Of civilization, which
supplies sewers or closed conduits
10 carry of the Onal"
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CALLED FOR
THE KAISER

LONDON, Feb. 6.--Ksissr wilhelm
aud Kins Edward arrived this morn
ing en- route 10 MARLBOROUGH houHa
PNddinwtnu station was closed, but
thwra was n big crowd outside, CON
tinualiy calling for thu Kaiser, while
flags were fuii-masfed. Edward
bowed pleasantly 90 the people.
AZ the two monarchs drove
through the streets. Il was noticed
that King Edward wore the uniform
u the Prunslan dragons. while the
kaiser was attired as a British fieia
marshal
The king and kaiser left Maribor-
0uEh al a.A0 There Was wiid cheer
ing all the way 20 ChRrinE Cross,
where the monarcha parted. tho khia-
sr taking the train for Port Victoria
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TACOMA - Naomi Davis. para
mour Of Norman Mills, pleaded not
guilty 90 receiving embezzlcd money.
The company through which Nor
man Mills gave his bonds when he
entered the city controllers Office,
refuses 10 make good 81 900, the
amount for which II qualified Its
stated reasons are that "a few months
ago he was permitted to make good
n previous dofalcation, which ac-
eording 10 n provision Of the bond,
made Il null and void.
TACOMA -- The Eocleala mission
has broken un. REV. w. N. Gleason
Will lead company OF 40 back TO
shiloh. Maine. where there II mis-
sionary training school.
FATRHAVEN Mayer Hohl has
issued a message declaring that he
would close all the gambling houses
I'm the city.
EVERETT - snohomish county
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HANGED FOR
HIS CRIME

CAMDEN. ~. T.. Eeh E--Rgbert ~
HUI vas hanged this morning for the
murder 81 hls wife. The case was
pathetic. The accused frankly adj
mlfted the murder y ben tried. and
pleaded for merry. lie vas mar
rtsd seven years age. After two
years Of happiness Hiii discovered
his wffa In company uith q nnle
eotupa nt1n. A separation followed
A pleading letter from the wife
thaWsH INNS heart, ana he took her
hack. but again discovered her de-
eenfI8Bs Finally, driven almost tn
sane. he killed her. The governor
Was touched, but still unable 10 in
tsrfers.
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glass mirror with a Ratchet in hand.
That he missed her entirely q ac-
counted for by his fright
Four men wcve with Mira Nation
and they disarmed the porter and
held him while the smashing pro-
ceedei. Ten minutes later tho place
was complete wreck. A large
crowd soon collected and a sqad %
police appeared around the corner
as the party started for a second ga
loon. Here Mrs. Nation Vas dis
armed and in a sonnls With the
proprietor she was struck IN the
face with The Hat side OF a hatcho,.
The police then arrested al inpli-
Gated n the wreckins. charging
them with malicious destruction.
and the trials were set Tor Thurs
day.
In the Jail. while waiting for
bonds the party SANG Onward
Christian soldiers" aud other wen
known hymns. Great crowds were
paradinx the streets. waiting FOR
hoztiiltles.
TOPEKA. kan. Feb An OF tho
iolnt proprietors have employed ne
sroes To- protect their places against
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HAVE LUMBER LEFT.

Several Minneapolis iumbsrmsu
are stopping az the Rainier g Rad
today Mr. J. n ounal. Of the par
- IL conversation with a star re
porter. FcmRrksds We expect q
extend our trip through Southern
California and thence back 10 Min-
nsapaliA DO not Intend 20 make
any purchase u timber land out here
at present. ~ the proposed sar ratn
goes into effect I do not think the
market for Washington lumber viii
he materially increased. The dts
lance that lumber and shingles have
10 go eats uo all profit Eastern
iumbrrmsn can furnish lumber as
cheap az the Washington men can
ship IL TO the Middle states. Some
people have the very incorrcct idsa
that tho lumber supply f. almost ex-
hauated in the East All have =
say 20 thia IL. that Ne have n little
left"
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MOODY ANNIVERSARY

Today IL the e9d anniversary II
the birth Of Dwight L. Moody. ths
great evangelist aud public .benefao-
tor. There will be no dsmonstra-
ton in bis honor today. on sunday.
however. special services will be held
In many Seattle churches. and espe-
cialiv In the X. N. G. A. Extensive
preparations are now being made Mt
the local branch Of the association
for a service for men only, to be held
At 3.85 D. m. sunday in the associa-
ton rooms. Rev. ". ~ q. Temple.
Who WAS a close friend Of Mr.. Moody.
will deliver an address. A literary
and musical program will be rend-
cred.
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MARINE NEWS.

The steamer Jeanne. Of the Pacinc
Steam whaling Co, sailed for Aar
Francisco yesterday evening.
The steam collier Hyades, OF ths
Pacific Coast Co, Capt. Gariich. sail
ed for san Francisco this mornine
with 5000 tons OF Franklin and New
castle eoal.
The steamer Rainier. Capt. Hen
son. will sail from San Francisco for
Seatt tomorrow noon.
The steamer Robert Dollar, Capt
Eiiifenaen. sailed from San Francis.
co for Seattle today.