davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
CorsetS.

All the leading and best
makes of Corsets will be found
here in all sizes. Our prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

NIATLRNITY PATItNTS
vi ADMITTED FIRE at ths
tor5. LGMEOPATHIC.MOj
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
ChiIdron's

Jackets in Garnet and Navy
trimmed with white. q beauti-
full garment for>s3. 0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
GRAM BRETAhA

Sc reciben noticias por los peri6dcos in
gleses reatiVas una agitaci6n que Sc observa
entire los SachantisS del interior. Amenazan
nuevamente con promover serios dsturolos.
I'm regimiento ingles ha salido para man
tener ell orden en- la region.
-Ingaterra leva gastados en- la lueha
con los xOuersS, SegGn datos o6ciales, la enor-
me suma de SETEoIENTos TBEINTA MILLoNEs
DE DOLLARS,
La Camara de los comunes, consideran.
do Que ell tesoro de 10 nac6n esta exhausto y
Sc necesitan recursos para seguir la guerra
sud-africana, ha impuesto crecidos derechos
sobre ell azdcar. El comercio trata de llevar
cabo grsndes manifestations de protesta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
Para 81 ldnes

A pessr de las reformas en- LA DEMocRA.
cIA por las cusles resulta duplicado su texto,
contlnda ls abrumadora aeumulaci6n de origl
males sometidos turno. Solo Sc exceptdan de
este las notlclas sobre hechos concretos.
Estas circunstaneias nos impidieron dar
aver las caias, , nos impiden dar hoy, una
replica EL Pals sobre gastos excesiyos en-
Ia colecturia de Caguas. Ssldr4 el LINES pro-
ximo, demostrar6 que son clertos los calcuos
de La DEMocRAoIA.
MafAna llegsrsn uDos tip6grafos, que ha-
cen falta, 60 de que, en case precise sea
iaclI aumentar, mas todaYia, les eolpmnas de
leetura,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
CHINA

Sc ha desarrollado un vlolento incendio an
ell palacio que ocupa en- Pekfn Ell emperador
Kwang-Tsu, y en- Ell que resldian desde Ia in.
yasi6n de la ciudad sagrads los principales ie.
ies del Estado mayor, de las Columns inter
nacionales.
Las tropas el pueblo hieieron demostra-
clones her6icas por salyar las numerosas mar.
sonas que habitaban ell palaeio, e cuaI fue 5es.
truido en- 50 totalidad,
Entire las liamas peFeci6 el general del
eiercito dc Alemsnia Schrrastzhof, eaudillo
de IL confanta del eonde Waldersee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
PONCE
NOTIOIAs DIRECTAS

Ante gran concurrencia Sc puso el jueves
sn escena Don Juan Tenort0.
ba sehora Casado logr6 muchoS aplausos
en- su papel de protagonista, tue obsequiada
con varlos boltqltes de flores, recibendo gran
des ovaciones en- la escena al terminar la obra.
Felicitamos Ia benedciada.
Debido q los 6timos incendlos ocurrldos
en- San German Yauco, hoy no tlenen I'm
momento de reposo las Compabfas de segurosi
Todo ell que tiene algo que perder, Sc apresu-
ra & asegurarse, justifeando aquello de que
Gnsdie Sc acuerda de Santa Barbara sino cuan.
do trnena.1
Los concurrentes al gaItinero del teatro
sIguen portSndose como aconseja la cultura.
El jueves estaba lleno, de bote en- bote,
solo hubo un pequefio alboroto debido q un
banco que SO despranoi6, dando en- ell suelo
con los que 10 ocupaban.
Nadie result6 eslonado.
Nuestros amigos don Felipe Casalduc, abo
rado, su seflor padre don Jose Lorenzo, ex-
Procurador, han alberto defnitvamente sus
oicinss de Abogacfa y Notarfa, en- Ia calle
Mayor nq "A.
La inteligencla, practica y actlvldad de
ambos, seran alicentes sobrados para t0rmar
Esos son nuestros deseos.
Sc encuentra en- esta cludad Mr.. Harlan,
Attorney general
La eDpresa Martinez Casado ha hechs cir
cular multitud de folletos contenIendo ell jul
clio critico de los peri6dicos mas importantes
de Madrid sobrs Ia gran obra de Gald6s,
Electra.
La representation de este drama sera IN
zero sliceso.
Juicios orales para el dia "a:
Manuel Arteaga, de Jusna Diaz, por robo.
Luis spriniol otro, de Ponce, por aten'
tado.
Tambien Sc dice que sera destltuido de 81
cargo el 3efe de policia Mr.. Teller, quien pasa
Il { Filipinas como interprete Official del 30
blerno,
pafsce que GnzmSn Benites sus psrcia-
iss IS han conyertidO en eat6iieos apost6lico
romauoa. birseifndose lee iamilias de estl
rlndsa pare defender I lee HsFmanAs gne "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
Basil

En- Rio Janero han ocurrdo graves mott
mes contra los cat6licos consecuenca de la
representation del drama SElectra.1
Slendo insufciente IA poltcfa para contener
4 los revoltosos en- Ia capital del Brasil, ell GO
bierro tuvo que hacer uso de las tropas regu
lares
Gald6s ha conmovido al m1ndo con su In
geniosa production.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
.ULTIMOS CABLES
ESPAMA

En- Tguaada preparan los partidarios de
don Carlos un movimiento anti gubernamen.
tai. Jefes caracterizados del carlismo cee-
bran frecuentes reuniones en- ell Convento de los
Capuchinos. Hace POGO sacaron una manifes-
tac6n rudosa con una imagen de la virgen, y
al regresar la iglesia el rector de las escue-
las pias predc6 dirigiendo ataques los libera.
les y ezcitando a los oyentes para que lucha-
ran por el rest stsblecmiento del poder tempo
raj del Papa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
FILIPIMAs

Sc ha presentado en- Martinique las au-
toridades de los Estados Unidos, Ell caudilo
tagalo Alba, parsonage que jdg6 un importan-
te papel en- la revoluci6n.
Nc Arthur asegura que con Ell sometimien-
to de aquel guerrero queua en- paz todo Ell ar
chinielAgo magallAnico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
En- la bahia

En- la bahia de San Juan SO encuentran los
siguientes buques anclados.
De travesia. Descargando: SEtta A. Stim.
pson1, eCaIifornia4 y SDichosa>. Cargando
SVille de MarselleS. Pendientes: xVidetleS
SEdwar G. HghtS, SAnnibals GLeoniless.
Costeros. SPuerto-RcoS. Pen
dientes xVascoS cana Maria1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
AFRICA AuSTRAL

Los comerciantes de la Colonla del Cabo
obtuvieron consentimiento para volver la ca.
pital dedicandose asus negocios
Sc, hscen grandes importaciones en- estos
dias, abriendose muchos almacenes Que tenian
suspendidas sus transacciones.
Esto Sc eomenta en- favor de los boers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
CUBA

Ell general Maxine Gomez va los Estados
Unidos Tin de hacerse reconocer los servicios
que presto q la causa de Cuba en- la guerra con
ira Espada.
Sc dice que este Wage puede tener un alto
fin diplomatico acerca del presidente Nc Kin
lew
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

ministran ell hosplta Trlcoche y como 6stas
las ataca la Fraction republican, disdente. -.
que me claven en- la frente
Ia conversion de Guzman.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
FIRMA

For fin el generalfsmo Aguinaldo ha fir
mado la proclama como Sc le propuso. Parece
que ha sido possible un arreglo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
EN- LlBERTAD

Como conseCuencia de la conducta del eau
dillo tagalo, mil prisioneros fueron puestos en-
libertad por Mac Arthur.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

Los espiritlstas de Ponce temen que Guz-
man Benitez, con su nueva actitUd religlosa,
arrastre q su compafero de Consejo Matl9nzo
Clntr6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

81 jueves embarcaron para Espafa, en- VIA
je de recreo, don Alfredo Ascenci6n y don R6-
mulo Fernandez, comerciantes de esta plaza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
CON- MApO

Gaspar Gonzalez Diaz, administrator de
correos de Trujillo alto que vend6 sellos ate-
rando su precio corriente, es condenado dos
meses de carcel por la Corte dc crcuito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
OTRO ACUERDO

Tambi6n fue acuerdo pedlr al Secretario
de Estado que declare ell cafe de Puerto Rico
como producto de los Estados Unidos, q flu de
que en- las naciones extrangeras con quienes
aquellos tienen tratados de comercio, no Sc le
imponga ell maximum de derechos, como SUI
cederfa desde Julio 81 asi no Sc hace.
Estas resoluciones Sc comunicaron las
Camaras dc Ponce Y MaYagiiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
RATERiAS

En- Washington Sc tienen informes de que
no son de importanca los fraudes descubiertos
en- Manila. Sc trata de varias raterias en- Que
solo aparecen culpabes tres ofciaes del ei6r.
citO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
ALLIE N

T. Ell gobernador Allen ha conferencisdo con
ell presiuente Mac Kinley, pidendoe Ia justa
Interpretation del bill Foraker.
Els de opinion que ST SO suspenden las tari-
las de aduanas queden aqut las rentas dc la is
la no yayan los Estaaos Unidos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
P0R 81 PERaO

La muerte del general aleman Schoyar-
tykopf, sobreviho por un acto de arroio al dis
ponerse salvar su perro del incendio del pa
lacio de Pekin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

Sc ha iniciado una suscripQ popular pa
ra erigir un monumento la reina Victoria
Ri rey Eduardo VII aprueba, este homenaje
de sus sGbditos la memoria de su antecesora
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

Jose Astasio, trabaj jador del muelle en- Ia
Marina de esta cudad, recibi6 el iueves una
grave herida en- la perna izquierda, ocasions-
da por un lingote de hierro desprendido mien-
tras izaba una maza de gran peso Despu6s
de reclbir los primeros auxilios que lie prodig6
el nedico de la Marina, fu6 trasladado al ASH
10 Tricoche.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, donde per-
manecera breyes dlas, nuestro querido amigo
don Jose Muhoz Rivera.
Reclba ell frsternsl saludo de La DEMO
CRACIA.
La Compahfa Martinez Casado prepara
para la entrante semana, L1 Pleqdrid de los
ndufrdgOS, 81 ProcsSO DrcWuS Los Pilletes
Sc dice que la presencia en- esta ciudad
del attorney general Sc relaciona con los suce.
SOS ocurridos en- ell Asio Trcochc, que el
obispo Mr. Blenk hs tornado interes en- ave-
riguar 10 que haya de certo en- los abuses que
Sc vienen CON etiendo en- deho Hospital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

Nuestro colega Gel Dario de PonceS ofre-
ce sus favorecedores una hoja litersria que
Sc publicara todos los sabados. Es una mejora
mas que introduce ell colega que sabran apre-
ciar los suscrltores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
SAN JUAN
POr TELEGRAPH.
Abril 20.
NO PR0TEsrA

La Camara de Concrete en- session de aver,
acord6 no telegrahar Washington protestsn-
do de las airmaciones hechas por la prensa,
de que Puerto Rico esta pr6spero, Funda su
reserv n que esos informes no tienen carac-
ter ohciaf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
CAROLINA
LOMDRES

Mahan a dara un concIerto en- Carolina la
se1orita Alicia Scard6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

Replicando las pGtlicas Manifestations
del Gobernador Allen de Puerto Rico desde su
liegada Washington, Wenceslao Borda, un
comisionado de Puerto Rico, h2o aver las ST
guientes decIaraciones:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31
TEACHEPS
INDIGNANT
Because Accused Of Mercinary Tae-
tics BY Local Papers.

Much Indignation has been caus-
ed In this cltv by an editorial In
the Times lass night. which was
written in response TO the question
as % why the public schools In this
city wcrr krpt open 10 months this
years Instead of nine. as heretofore.
The Times attribute the extra
length % the al odi year to a dsHire
IN the part of the teachers Co oh
tain an extra months pay. In In
tsryiewH with a large number 81 the
public school teachers to-day regard
ing the matter. the general surprise
was that 90 title VAS known Of
school matters ~ the editor of the
Times
Edwin Twltmyer. who has been
connected Wtth tho public schools
for the past n ysarH. and who. at tho
present time o. principal 81 the
High school q this city, explained
today as follows
The school year. a. provided by
the beard % directors. e 10 months
] rue. in the past a numb4r OF the
fchooi years have been reduced t.
rinn months However. IN each In
stance II was a case % necessity
On different occasions, contagious ~.
yeaHes have nscessitated drawing the
terms 20 an early close. and one year
i1auficiant funds ueceaNttAtsd the
Fame measure. Thls year. owing q
late start. u wrill be nrcaNaRry q
complete tho work tn nine and A.
taif months. nut. m the future, IL
r1onfhE shall always b. allow 81. an.
lsss something Unforeseen ariaea, as
L has In the past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31
Good TempIars Protest,

The Good TemDlaru Of West Beat-
tie. IA a communication Addressed 70
Ahefin eudihee. protest tho sale Of
beer and other intoAicautH on tho
beach ut West Seattle. and ask that
IL be suppressed iu order 10 preserve
the fair name Of that place.
The following reply 60 the com
municntiou has been sent 10 the Hrc-
rotary OF the Good TemplafH at
West seattle:
Dear Hir Replying 10 your com
muulention Of the 2hth instant. re-
RurdiuR violations OF The excise laws
b. divers persons in your town,
desire ta Huy that ! have instructed
my deputy at West Seattle. l.. W
Nelson. To Investigate the charges
made and 10 arrest any person he
may ind engaged In the unlawful
practice
= have also instructed Nj. Nelson
To- notify all sellers Of Tefrehhmeut
meals. etc. at West Seattle. that
they must not uulawfuliy sell liquor
beers and ether Intoxicating bcVer.
ages.
4 suggest that YOU assist In as
eertaiuinE the IDENTITY Of persons
unlnwfully engaged in selling the In
toNicauth and cause their arrest.
Your obcdieut servant.
ED. CuDtiiEE. sheriff"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31
COURTROOM
EXCITEMENT

There was scme excitement this
morning In Judge Grlftin'u court dur
ing the Anal argument Tor the state
ty John Hart. In the Handy trial.
Mr.. Hart tonk occasion to score
uandy's attorney. for the manner In
which he aHsaiied Dr. Jordan In hls
argument to ne Jury Wednesday
HE said that ~ attorney 81 the bar
in this state would speak as h had.
and stated that that was proba hly
sshy the defenss had gone 20 Gait.
foruia for witnesses and counsel At
this tunetnrr. I.ss Handy. sister to
the defendant. spoke out and said
Or. Jordan WAS charged with muir
dertng n woman In California Miss
Handy Is very retiring IN appear
ance. but she forget herself for the
moment. This provoked the Judge
and h. said atsrniys More from
you. madam. .4'.d you viii be dealt
with accordingly" Miss Handy wan
quick 90 realize her mistakes. aud
said no more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31

turn the boat and row away from
the edEc 90 tn dam, but tho oars
man turned the wrong way, and IN
"a twluklinE the crowded boat was
being rushed by the strong current
20 the edge OF the dam, over which
rs inches u wascr was pouring
uttcring terrified screams. the I've
girls stood up Ia this stern Of the
taat. az II pitched, how-lnati over
the fan 81 the dam.
The fall % tie rocks below was ~
feet. The hnet struck the water,
rettumsup Net one ~ the five glrlH
ever rose 20 IN" surface, ana one o.
the hoys never came up, lt Is
supposed these ak were stunned 20
thconHeiouHnr7H BY striking uu tho
submerged focaH
Young osmoni rose. struggled 10
rwim toward the shore, then sank
FOR the last time Moore came NJ
cltnEinE to tie keel Of the over
turned boat he hoatsd. thus. half
mile down stream before being res
Cued aud taken ashore.
Today the river below the dam o.
being draFEed for the bodies OF the
crowned pleasure asekefa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31
DEATH COMES QUICKLY TO
SEVEN YOUTHFUL
PICNICKERS AT ROSE GLEN
Eight Young People Go Rowing the sohuylkliI River
and Are Carried by Strong Current Over Flat Rock
Dam-The osrsmen Dlsrogardsd u Warning.

PHILADELPHIA. May n. - A
peculiarly sad aud distressing acct
Dent, by which seven young men
and women aicuiokctB- their
lives. occurred ate yesterday after
toon at Flat Roek dam, ON tho
SehuYlklll river. Just on the northern
outskirts ot tits city Florence
lenamorc. ia Manir Kennedy. Il.
Naude Butter. 10. Mamie sullivan,
81 Roy Kicker. rs. and Bgrtrnm O4
uond, 10. were drowned, while Geo.
Moore, 10, was rescued with great
ditneulty.
The boys aad girls named were
win a number of companions. pie.
nleking at koac Glen, on the Schuly.
fitl. The eight named took boat
ana went for NV. The stream was
very high On account 81 recent heavy
iains. and the current unusually
strong. The hey who was rowing.
decided 90 40 through the dam locks,
notwithstanding the l0okman called
70 him TO keep away, that u was
dangerous 10 come closer. when
the boat came Nttsin a few feet nf
the locks. thew were discovered 10
be closed
A frantic EFFORT was then made TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31
SPECIAL RATES
Will be Made for Those Attending
Summer Conventions.

The Great Northern Railroad Co.
announces g0ecial rate from all
Washington points on its lines to TIA
coma on the occasion Of the several
conventions which arc scheduled to
meet there this summer. The snme
rate will be made To Seattle when
the washington Medical society
meets here In convention. The new
rate will be one and one-third the
regular tariff. eonditionmiy that 90
or more attend from outside towns.
The Northern Pacific VIII make
similar reduction.
Following are the conventions tn
which delegates Will be entitled To
the special rate:
Grand Commandery Of knights
Templara, Grand Chapter Of Royal
Arch Mnsons. Grand Council Of Roy
~ and Select Masons, Grand Lodge
of Free and Accepted MasonE. Grand
chapter Of order Of Eastern Star.
All to be held at Tacoma from Jure
6 10 June 10.
washington state Medical society,
TO be held AT Seattle June u TO 20
Inclusive.
state Christian Fndeavor conven-
ton, al Tacoma June q 10 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31

Another chapter was added 70 the
Guertn- Lcary troubles. when the Sc
attic 4 san Francisco Railway 4
Navigation Ga. was made defend
ants this morning in an action
brought by W. r.. Morgan. receiver
Of the Leport Trading Co. for the
appointment Of a receiver for the
Railway a Navigation co II ia set
forth In the complaint that the de-
PENDANT company is indebted 10 the
Lcport Trading Co. for mcrthand-
tse. IA the sum Of $1,000. that the tn
dehtcdneHs OF the navigation com
pany for interest alone. ur bonds is
sued 20 divers parties exceeds SCI
ooo, and that the total amount OF It's
Indebtedness. including the amount
due the Lcport Trading Co. exceeds
50. 600.
IL Is alleged IN the complaint that
the present trustees 81 the company
are negicctfui OF their dutiea and
have. during the past six months
allowed the property OF the company
70 detcriorate.
The hearing Of thee aSe has been
set for June 4
This action adds another chapter
70 the troubles Of the Seattle q san
Francisco Railway a Navigation Co
Several days ago Judge Griffin
awarded the control Of the company
to the present hoard ~ trustees
making what was supposed To be a
flnai disposition OF the case In the
superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31

TOMORROW
VIII Garry 400 Passengers Bound
For Nome.

Everything in in readiness for the
departure Of the steamer Centennial.
advertised 10 sail tomorrow az a.
~. she will carry 400 passengers.
300 head OF sheep. - head Of horses
and 1900 tons OF freight. Her deatin-
alton Is Nome and intermediate
points.
Prominent among the passengers
are the following: 9. 6. Andrews
and ~. y. Perrine. Of the Kansas
city Board Of Trade. These gentle
men are going to Nome in the in
tereata Of the Stewart Gold Mining
Go. James Barnes, a prominent com
pany promoter. A q. Howard Potts,
manager Of the Llgheterage Go;
Manager Pacey Of the MacDougail
& southwick Co r. 9. Smith and
son. Mr.. Smith n ex-statc treasurer
Of South Dakota. Capt. John Me-
Cafcrfy. an old Black ffilis miner:
George n. MePherren, with % tons
Of merchandise; Capt. Neia Peterson
OF Yukon river navigation fame. and
Jim White. with n party Of ten and
n shipment Of rs horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31
CHARLAND
ROMANCE

T. l. Chariard. Of 1918 Eleventh
evenue south. who reported 20 the
police Wednesday that he had been
held up and robbed on Grant street
bridge the nixht before. certainly
had an Illusion The story of the
alleged hola-up developed today.
charland was rrYlnE home last Tues
day night IN en intoxicated eondi-
ton. on Grant street bridge. near
his home. Ofiicer Tommy Bcvan
found him with his coat and vest of.
aud hardly able to navigate. Officer
Hsvan took him home. and HIS wife
'ook his coat and valuable 20 a safe
Place IN the house. When he awuke
the next morning he reported to the
police that he Lad been robbed OF
innumerabie things. The police at
frst credited his story. and an ON
Ger was detailed on the case. with
the above result When the man re-
turned home and told his wife what
he had done. she told him that he
had not lost an article. How he
could describe the footpad L. a fea-
ture that Is puFzling the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31
BIG LIST
FOR NOME
The Oregon viii Sail Tomor-
row From Schwabacker's. ]

Among the Passengers who will
leave for Nome. Teller and Port
Clarence on TIE oregon tomorrow
morning In well known woman
journalist Of Alabama Mrs. ). X.
EeruardL She IL going To Teller for
the purpose Of establishing a week
" Newspaper. II the venture proves
successful. she viii probably make
IL a daily.
Others who are booked for pas
sage on the oregon are Special
Agent of the Treasury Sh0txer; G.
-. Lane and wife. Mr.. Kay. a New
York capitalist. and party OF six.
who are iufersrfed In valuable hold
irRs In the Nome district: g. W.
Price. Of the wild Goose Merehan-
tile a. Trading Co. Dr. Kitteis0n and
rife. manager Beau. OF the Bean
Mercantile Co. and Mark Reid and
wife. Mr.. Reid II going north 10
take charge Of the Nome agency OF
the White star Steamship Co.
The Oregon will carry SIS paEsen-
gers and 1000 tons % freight.
This being her first voyage thi.
reason. her departure will uDdoubt-
tdiy be witnessed BY a large crowd.
Wagner.s band has been engaged for
the occasion. She r. advertised to
sail from schwabacher's dock at ID
O'Clock sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31
No CHANGE
Fsaleal Workers Situation
remains the Same.

: seeiFicians' strike has been
any new features today.
=. nrsAq1arters Of the Build
council Il was ascertain .
- s.e - had been taken to-
7 ssttlefaent.
Z -a5ther banner carrier was
~ front o. pike street
- of1ca. because the man
/ &. p<ffnlts non-uni0n men 10
&c light In front Of its
L sse-siheae. A number Of citi-
a : Requested the Seattle
- y turn ~ the arcs In
~ 1--we places until the
Il A~x'ssment Is amicabiy
IN, zs'sisls Of the company de-.
2as,s.lh ne strike f. unjust and
s.ss..s On the other hand.
d xans say they have a
i s ~ss,aand that the company
s salon men only.
AZ srst9od that a com mitfee
-, Ss.lllaing Trades council
~ 'siisfni Manager Dickln-
as,n.. npany this afternoon
49, ne situation % aid in
s.,as,, ~ the headquarterl
~ y. 'o1ay thev had moth
- 'n me subject.
mat q uumbar Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-31

Capt NJ. Anderson, who was In
command of he steamer Charles
Nelson last season. viii sail with the
Centennial tomorrow forenoon. This
viii be the boats first voyage OF the
reason, and thu demand for freight
reservations has been go heavy that
temporary deck has been erected.
which will be used FOR light mers
chandiHc shipments. Ia order 10
cCunumike space as much na pos
Hlble. the center part 81 the deck
below the temporary deck viii be
used FOR horses, aud the regular ncH
oommadutiona FOR livestock have
lrcn used FOR heavy freight
The officers If the Centennial are
us follows cant NJ Anderson. FIRST
officer " Iunhk. second officer r.
shelter. third officer. A. swanson.
puraer. -, Mcdonald. physician, Dr.
EuRelH.