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Burglar. Make a Good H.uL.

Utica. y. Y. Feb. 5.-The harness store
OF ]. K. Armlins. in BHdgewater, was
entered by burglars, and about 500
worth Of the best goods in the store were
stolen. The thieves whitfield out key
from spoon handle and with II opened a
nearly new safe belonging TO the town.
There was between $500 and 500 in
cash in the safe belonging to George L
rripp. formerly proprietor OF the store
The cash was taken.
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Mr.. Macpowem Get. plrorce.

New YORK. Feb. 6.-Mrs. Wilhelmna
Marie MacD0well has been freed from
her husband. William Melbourne Mac.
Dowell. the actor and former husband Of
Fanny Davenport. by decree Of abso
luIe divorce granted by Justice L.awrenc,
in supreme court Under the law the pa
pers in the case could not be seen. but a
II. HuraInel. attorney FOR Mrs. MacDow
ell said that the decree permits Mrs
MacpowelI 10 marry again. while the &C
tor i forbidden to DO 50.
The sun., 1901-02-07
Big pepartment store Burned.

Evansville. Ind. Feb. GA $4,000
FIRE visited this city. starting in the big
department store of the Lahr-Bacon com.
pany in Main street. The loss to the
Lahr-Bac1n firm is S125,GO0. with S100,
COO insurance. The building was valued
at $4,000. The building adjoining was
damaged to the extent of $4,000. The
loss to the Siebert Ten Cent store, which
occupied the building, is placed at $10.-
600.
The sun., 1901-02-07
Contract for Paper Machinery.

Acutract nas teen sgned by IT,
Pu.ey ani ahrs G mp.ny oF tso sp-c
il steel ivrted su p lie pup dlse-1or
I ~ XII u uuu,u.ly arg, n-asurlut
s i--t6 cn-s ~ I'll ,mesrr oy 50 fevt !,
gta q rach ~te" up eIed vi
AZ over 10 0oo sounls eac Tne d.
g--,nrs arr iur tu- PetUsAeg Paper Go
vi T toes y, to-.
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SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
bEP0SlF COMPANY.

Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ARMIy.
ISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, AS
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS.
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts a
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS
Allows Interest ON Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends TO the
Management Of Real Estate and IN
the Collection and Remittance Of
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burglar and Ffreproof
Vaults, Makes ample provision in
it's Store Room and Vaults for the
Safe Keeping of Securities and
Valuable Packages placed in its
custody.
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
WILLIAM r. BRINCkLE, Vice Pres.
JAMES B. CLARKSON, Treas. and See
JOHN s. ROSSELL. Trust Olicer.
The sun., 1901-02-07
Dies Declaring His Innocence

Sing Sing Feb. 6.-Lorenzo Priori. who
murdered vincenzo Garaguzo in New
York Dec II. 1895. was put TO death in
the electric chair in the state prison here
I, required TWO shocks TO kill him He
left with the priests who attended him 4
statement declaring his innocence.
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second Operation on kruger.

ton on Mr.. kruger's right eye has t.-i
successfully performed. An operation
was performed on Str. krueer's ey..
Nr!i,u and Dhreymans. l, was then
said 10 be perfectly successful.
The sun., 1901-02-07
suIocafed by Coal Gas,

New York. Feb. 6.-Annie Hawthorne
II years OF age. died at the home Of hei
parents in Long Island City from suffo-
cation caused by coal gas escaping from
a stove. The other members Of the fam
lily suffered from the effects Of the gas
hnt noue Of them seriously.
The sun., 1901-02-07
BattIing In sumatra,

Amsterdam. Feb. 6.-Advices from Ba
tavia, island OF Java, capital Of the
Netherlands Indies, say the expedition
sent against Samalanga, island Of Su
matra, has captured the Achinese fortress
OF Baterilik. The Dutch loss was 8 kill
ed and 20 wounded. The Aslinese lost
The sun., 1901-02-07
Red ,I.u a. suoke.

II ss.taa Tire, IuJrosed Order q
r ! Me ,-i sly- a smoker al tiIrir
gam tlf- evening Addresses
b. .i- b, J.tu-- H4tgl-; Chlrl +
W. b., 4n Pier 3. Alass Tlrrr VII
D-auu-ca pr gram ana r-fr--f
m H. Aiu le s-ry-d All Red Men 7
iaH II
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Mr.. wilson El,c,.u President.

Rurlrg on, y j., F-o 6.-At mee
ing III Tile stucknutsers and directors q
III Wilmlngsun Steamboat Co, he,
here CT. rIay, Ca ytalu j. ;. Wis n 50
---ect-d president, aud Captain Hoiac,
WrsOn vi e preeldeut aud manage
Wi liam ;. M4rtrr secretary and trra-
u,rr rLe { tii.e OF vice president i,
lew.
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Fr.I-Cplntl,e ice.

S-y-raI p-rs rs hpg-i ana fel! on The
IL riuasi i,a oa to4rtI sir--t near VI r
k-t -ta. afternoon Trere is a
h-Avy ttaih a. t,ti- paInt becanse ot q E
t-r M sd tIn rcgtng pant OF :
raj Eay t--. Pope g-ttln. ~ aud L
Of .l.- uzrs w-rettt- vfstrfns.
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viii Repeat M.n,trel Performance

TIE amor y der u Ualtei American
N- Inic=' miustrel. All give a pr
f.r4lnc- III til OJerA Hols- a. E Ston,
Il.,p4 Iu- -v-uln- ni teo uir! ID, nn
d H. aa<pi9 o. E kiun Councti, j..
d. Z VI TIE snrs vii oe tn- sauf
q. 2 y-n a. Tie Gfaud Q. era House, I'LL,
CAV, 10 Non av vRs
The sun., 1901-02-07

The United Circle q Kings Daughters
held a meeting yesterday afternoon at
No. 100 West Eighth street.
Sylvester D. Townsend. Jr., the newly
appointed deputy Municipal Court Judge.
held court yesterday morning.
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Lsrg- sac u Property.

Foty seven dw-ttul u ues ard seven
10 ur PMS up SAG 9g tie ~.
10 .ttu >isils- FI0d Staetg 10 tie
- II. Il ~ ril4irg ye-re day. Son E
Of dbl urnp-r = Atre SHEirasn. Tie
.a- uzI 81 S-9 $50.
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To Attrtd Divine sery',es.

0n Sunday morning next Hiavatha
Improved Order Of Rid Men. will
attend divine srrv ces at Madslev ~ f
Crnrch They will meet al the WigwaD
- y,cl-ck and leave at 10 O'clock
sharp.
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An rnerpeeted vacation.

Wooster. O., Feb. 6.-The faculty o,
the University OF Wooster rather than
have 60 young women students quaran
tined in Hoover cottage, ladies' doImi-
tory, because one OF their number has
scarlet fever, has dismissed all students
for two weeks.
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-A-~ aeansA rsr axr..

Paris, Feb, 6.-The Echo de Paris SAYS
It believes that VI. Jules Cambon, French
ambassador TO the United States, viii he
transferred to the Berlin embassy in suc-
session to the Marquis de Noailles, who
viii shortly retirA
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40 90 ~ 81. Grundy.

The Rev Wii.m ". kinY, y. n,
past ral u 4c- u Z. Caurch, vii ec-
tlf- in TIE j r Chntcn a Hocse->IE
inE. HI. 81 !.c. vii! Be "Mrz.
Grupdy."
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Ms. Relt.s son Worse.

Z.Iar,s Blk has again been sum
mpl-ItaC d yinEsrb. hy oy tn r.
u-S=d ta--- I hi= $40, nT. J. Ferr
Pc Mr. r b --tIrn-i from trip 0
Cygn.ton on Tr j4v ls=t.
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ToInstitnte New Rectnr.

TIE R-r. !. N j. ferries. the new rec.
tor n CaFats Church, will Re instituted d
into he church On Suroye TUESDAY, Feb
ruary - TIE c'ergymen aud laitv 81
Wilmington and Of the State will &c
present..
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ulun The street.

Charl H Ric. afi., age 81 yeara. Of
y 7u7 HARRISON street, WAS t4k-n ,r1-
d u., i a. T-Atq snl French strte :
!. s,-r AZ morr'ng he Sa- removed Q
Li. home h tH- Pm 3enx ambu ance.
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To Inspect Fire COMPANIES.

The Ere Committee IT Council las
nisnt decided % make tie szmi.annna
=p-ctinn ofthe fire depirtmen. on Feb
rlary Is aud -.
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Address at Friends Meeting House

Eisard Gru7o, Of England, one 9th,
e7uors II tue British Friend, gave lee
are - Fr.enis' Meeting House, Fourth
.nd West =tre-ts. lass night. His SUP
i-et vas Ielag-0a's Hoy Grail.
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y. MR. @. CnmpIeres Arrangements

Tn \ uug M-n's Republican Club
t,a lu-rtu z = night, at wnicn plan
were rnmp df,rtte trip uf the club
II y Aasiitust 20 Uu March /.
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Address by the Rev. Mr.. Van Kirk

t. ~. 81 ian Van Kirk Of Pei.
ham N.n Z. y Y. made an ad iress at
W : Pre-, \ etian CHnrch as i-tt On
-l.i4y -y-usng tfe Rev. Mr. Van III {
Vi max All sdlr--s a. the n. (.
CunrcL III De ava-- City.
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Extenueu The I,ne.

Upon aspiration Ut ". :. Prickat.,
the tine r1 i z remon-,rance 70 lqlLr
ic-uses Ta= txl-u1rd - Friday.
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Duke Ian Also Named.

Duke Ian, vice president Of the police.
who was accessory to the giving Of or
ders for the capture Of foreigners and
was the first TO open the gates of the
city to the Boxers.
YingNien. who was a criminal accom-.
plice Of Prince Chuang and Duke Ian in
their Vaccinations.
Kang-yi. one " the instigators and
counselors Of the Boxers, who always
projected them and was most hostile 10
any understanding looking 70 the re-es-
tabishment Of peaceful relations with
the foreigners. who was sent a. the CON,
metcement ot June 10 meet the Boxers
ana endeayor to deter them from enter.
ing the city, bur who. on the contrary. Ell.
eoWaged them 70 follow the work Of de.
strrction and who signed, with Prime.
y 1u'n and Iins Men. their principal M,
tics and prepared the plan for the ex.
puinen and annihilatiun " foreigners n
the provinces Of the empire.
| Caos 81 kiam. member Of the -ranJ
couacll and also minister ~ justice. whr
was one q The leaders against n. for.
eigleEs and mainly responsible. for m.
eAsution Of the officials killed durjns
the siege fur having tried ta stop the AZ
,acs AGAINST he legations and who ten
deINi the Boxers every tncour,, sSu.cut.
u hsieh. who reQTEanized the Boxers
was the author Of the lnas>acr.s in m,
ShalSi province and a~sassiuat.d wirf
MS own hand foreigners and mission
aris and who was noted for rrnalt,
Thia stained with blood the whole ,,nn
Hy Ger which be was governor.
Gesrai Tuns Fuh Slang. wh, Nil,
rrince Ivan carried out il Pekins III,
plans 'sainst the foreigners and VII,
eommaFe'i the a,tacSs On the lesnti,r,,
dnd the soldiers 6ho assassinated ~,
japanese 'oa-cSla,r 'A'
Ii rihg ieng. who used az ;,ansrc,
% hase IN Boxers recognized as iowa
ana patfioo men and who led the Gov :,
hnht 20 ise them with the ohiac, \
'hs & &e.tsTflnin.tion ef foreigners :
-, nsu lahs' ,ho has always been one q
: me otheials mst hostile 10 foreismer. "s :
an seeomphce; Nlo nsed ali his isl inTln,na ~ W.T.
with hish person, in rho -" an,minn MN nl''Iehe n
Hsu Cheus Yu. 'areh'. sho NJ. IL.
. sponsibility. "o mas Tue samc re-
XIII Stu, one Of the
tlle e foreigners and t'n'sinis most hos
rites Of service % the & minister At III
The sun., 1901-02-07
Pas.iun play.

c Ser the sup-rytsi N Ut y Dushsne
Cio,.t q. Ih- famous Passion Pay was
p,e ett-i 10 ScDtt VI. E Cuurch last
mig l. tn play will be repeated ills
evening.
The sun., 1901-02-07

Don't If you want a big
bargain. All sizes,
Miss from "a TO AZ inch.
Suits v orth Sc. so, $8
Our and up to SIS among
them. Telling abou
$5.OO them won't give you
much idea of the
Suits values, see samples in
our window and come
in and look through them.
They are samples and single
Suits of a style.
All wool Heavy Cassi
meres and Cheviot every
one full winter weight. A
few great values III Goats
and Vests at s3. so, all sizes.
in id Trousers at 81 Sc, all
wool Kersey and Cheviot,,
Black Cheviots and Striped
Worsieds.
All sizes in again in the
$I2 Heavy Oxford Mixed
Sack Sui s of our own make,
just from the Tailors.
Clos. d evenings at 6 ex-
cept Saturday.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
9th & Market Wilmington
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The Equitable
Guarantee and
Trust COMPANY

Northwest Corner Of
Ninth and Market Streets
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Capital fsid saii $500, 900 .oo
fTSahitSs Tndhisidsa :aG Gproa..} $23a,ooo.oo
DIRECTORS:
Preston Lea, Joe. L. Carpenter s.,
DIR. j. A Draper, y. MiHot Cnr,,,
William II. swift, John Bancroi,
Ed y. Bringhurst, Jr., Franklin Tayln,
Joseph Swift, Charles q, Rnw
J, Smith Brennan, SAMUEL X Su;,S"u,
William W. Pusey, ]. Wilkins Cooo
William Bowe. Christian q ESh;a
Geo. 6. Lobdell. sef
OFFICERS:
PRESTON LEA, President.
OHIO NOW LAND. Vice Pres. and r.,
J. T PENNYPACKER, Sec. and Truas I,ras
Officer. tius'
RICHARD REESE, Assistant Treas,,o.
r. K MORRISON, Assist .bt Secrrtsrs
NJ. d. Ck0oSAN, Real Estate Ofieer
The sun., 1901-02-07
GUILTY CHINESE NAMED
Ministers Definitely Decide to Demand
Ar$E the Death Penalty. a4ass
EVEN ON THOSE NOW DEAD.
Prince Tunn and Duke Ian the Only
Ones of Those Living Whose
Punishments the Emperor
May Commute.

Peking, Feb. 6.-The ministers definite
y decided at a meeting held at night to
1emand the imposition Of the death pen
atty upon all Il Of the Chinese officials
named in the list submitted, including
hose who are dead, on account of the
moral effect upon the Chinese.
The sentence on the living must be in
iicted, except in the cases Of Prince Tu-
an and Duke Ian, which the emperor
may commute TO Punishment to Turkes-
tan.
As had been arranged at the conference
If the foreign ministers and Chinese plen-
potentiaries, the entire proceedings were
conducted orally, no writings being pre-
ented to the Chinese. a formal ind:ct-
ment against the IL officials whose pun
ishment had been demanded by the pow
ers was read, however, though Kang vi
and Ii Ping Heng are dead. The Off
cials whose punishment is demanded are:
Prince Chuang. commander in chief OF
the Boxers, who had a large share in the
responsibility for promises of rewards OF
| so taels for the capture Of foreigners and
the death Of the persons protecting them.
| Prince Tuan, the principal instigator of
tile troubles. into which he dragged the
Chinese government. who was appoint
ed president OF the tsung-li-yamen after
giving advice 10 the Chinese government,
who was responsible for the edicts against
foreigners issued between June 90 and
Aug. 1G and was mainly responsible for
the massacres in the provinces, especially
Shansi; who ordered the troops 10 attack
the legations in opposition to the advice
Of high mandarins who were looking IN
a cessation of hostilities; who secured the
execution Of members of the tsung-li-ya.
men who were favorable to foreigners
who IS the recognized author OF the nlti
matum Of June 10 directing the diplo
matte corps to leave peking within q
hours, and who ordered before the exp
ration Of this delay firing upon all for
eigners found upon the streets Of tn,
capital. and who was practically the au
thor OF the assassination of Baron yor
| Ketteler the German minister.
The sun., 1901-02-07

tie s161 1QQ0. 600 capital stock Of the Car
negis Steel company passed 10 j. Pier
,aur Morgan. representing the Rockefei-
iar aud Moore interests in the steel mar
kei
The retirement OF Mr. Carnegie from
active participation in the steel trade
leaves the entir. situation in the hands
Il the mammoth combination which Nr.
MORGAN has been forming since early IN
1887
The terms Q. the deal have not ttrn
made public. but the Carnegie company
shares have been held at 81 $50 in the
open market. which is so per cent in ex-
cess of their pa. valuation This would
make the price paid Mr.. Carnegie At
least Sl25.CSp, ,uD
IL may lie much in excess Of that figure.
Men usually demand bonus over the
marke, valuation y their stocks for part
ing with profitable interests. Mr.. Car
aeeie still retains 81 pr cent Of the SlGn,
tsisH bond issue .: the Carnegie CON
pany, auj h- has said that he was will
ing al any tiine 90 get out " bushes:
completely when he vas offered his price
ana that was S:}gpt-p.Gg.
The Capital Involved.
HJev does he ABSORPTION OF the Garne
yie company pave Ii. way 10 the 'bilioI
lellar ;Eust:'' Here are the figures ut n.
vmpani-s involved in the transaction:
Carr-xie s,ee. Z c4tzny-
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New York, July "a, 1890
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.lre in recommending them to-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12
CRICKET GAME
ON SATURDAY

The Seattle and Tacoma Cricket
clubs VIII play a match game at
Madison park Saturday afternoon.
Several weeks ago the Tacoma team
was defeated by the local agxrega-
tion by score q 81 70 % runs In
two innings. Since that time the
Tacoma team has been greatly
strengthened and Ia now ia fine
shape. The Seattle team has also
been Keeping In trim and has added
J. II. Preston 70 their number. He
was formerly a member q the War
rickshire county team Of England
In the evening. after the game. the
Seattle members OF the cricket club
viii entertain the Tacoma team at n
banquet and smoking concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12
ONLY TEN HOURS
WORK FOR WON EN-
The New Law Will Go Into Effect
on Friday.

Tho new law prohibiting the work
Ing OF women Ia mercantile houses,
lauudriea and mechanical establish
meuts for more than 10 hours a day,
win 80 into effect Friday. Labor
Commissioner nlaekman has looked
very carefully into the requirements
Of the law. and Is preparing to en-
force Il 90 the letter.
In rcward 20 department stores
" hlch keep open en- Saturday untll
10 o'clock AZ night. Mr.. Hlackmap
aid he didn't know how those stores
were 60 kecp from ebsyins the law.
However. ne has referred that fca-
ture % the law to tho attorney sen-
erat and has ASKED an opinion. TN
an be il furnished the opinion, ha
viii not act in regard 20 the de.
rartmcnt stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12
HOW'D YOU LIKE To OWN lT?l

she Il tho only ehud ~ Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Minis. % Atlantic. Cgav-
ford county. Pa. who are rather be-
Iow the average. both tn height AMI
weight. Minis u prosperous
farmer. and only recently has been
led 10 believe that h - the father
~ one of the most rsmafkable chill
dren IN the world The parents are
proud of their wonderful child. anl
willingly exhibit her.
Friends are urging them q take
BabY Lillian TO she ran-Amrrican
exposition, hat they have not yet de-
oldsd whether they will enter her AZ
an exhibit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12
SHIPS AND
SHIPPING

The arrival Of Che steamship
Charles Nelson with passengers ana
freight from HhhgWay. and the dc
paFture 81 the Victorian FOR the same
port were the only features Of In
ttreHt GA the water front today.
The Charles -. Lane viii draw a
feet uf water when she clears her
dock tomorrow afternoon. All Of
her cargo viii be loaded tonight. In
rludluE tive stock
The bark shirley " tied up at the
RehW Hhachor hnrf. In appearance
the Shirley might b. mistaken for "a
relic ~ che Great Armada Or a yes
sci such az the small buy reads
about IN erhe Adventures OF eutlaA
Htll. the Terror ~ the High eeaa !"
She Is q pondrrpus aud awkward.
looking boat. painted black from
bow % stern. and draws about g
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SHE'S GOING TO MARRY him

the boy choir at the Church u the
Ascension
Next Alias Bailey taught him In
gtrumentnl music. A he grew 10
mans estate the lessons were con-
tinued and while running chfufnatic
scales for his beautiful Instructor.
Ireland net only learned muaic but
also to love Miss Bailey. At first
she believed u 20 BE- only gratitude,
bat becoming convinced OF a more
tender feeling. she fell IN love with
her pupil and nephew BY adoption,
Miss Bailey u handsome. wealthy
and a social favortts. Ireland r. a
fine. manly chap. and Miss Bailey
feels certain that the bog she raised
Will make her an ideal husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. June ~
Jos. A. Ireland. aged q. and susan
lloyd Bailey. aged 81. viii be mar
ried at The Church OF the Ascension
here this week.
Sixteen years ago Ireland was left
IN orphan and Or. Alfred W. Bailey.
1s09 Pacific avenue. this city, took
him to his home and he was truatei
rs a son. Living with the doctor
was his sister, Miss susan Lloyd
Bailey. then a beautiful woman q,
Il. who at once began the child 3
education. siss Bailey. a music
teacher Of ability. found that the
child possessed a sweet voice and
she soon had him made soloIst q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12
MARKETS.

The markets opened with good and
frn business this morning. No re-
ynarkable change was noted in any
one line. Fruit and other produce
from the south are expected on tbs
City q Pueblo tomorrow. and will
be on the street early Friday.
spuaa have not changed from yes
ferday's quotation. The demand IL
considered about equal 70 the mar
ket. with the result that they re-
main firm at 21z Ia cents per pound
for the best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12
The ErrIng One.

II IL Impossible for one who never
goes wrong nor makes Il mistake nor
commits bluuder 10 know Just
hos "a be- sorry for an erflng one.
We must stumble ourselves before
We emu really Judge ~ the hardshipf
of q rough road and the frailty ri
weary feet. True character Is ifal
tender. then hopeful and afterware
TeformntufY
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SOUNDS NOTE OF WARNING
AGAINST "R0CKEFELLERISM''

when no has given hia money Il
should he as completely beyond IN.
divlduai control as ia thrown
stone after IL has left the hand. 4
donor has no more right 70 dictate
what views an Institution shall
teach than a stoekhoiaer ar steam
ship company has g. direct the pi-
lot how be shall steer the ship @
which a thousand llvee may have
been entrusted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12
Bondsmen Ask Release.

john Fraser and other boudamen
or Maurice Muhf, Who was recently
brought back from Philadelphia,
whore he had gone pending his trial
for criminal assault Ia this city.
have petitiuned the court 60 re-
lease them from their bond The
hnndsmen hold that they were In
Htrumental In afroetinH his capture,
as they kept him under surveillance.
and offered reward Tor his npprc.
hEnHfsU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12

ATLANTIC. Pa. June 2. - Tbs
largest baby 81 her aEu in the world
Il Frances Lillian Minis. of this
place. she Il only eight months old
Her bust measure Il ~ inches, an
che weighs stis pounds.
She r. perfectly healthy. and has
never paFfaken - any solid food
Physicians have examined her and
pronounced her sound IN every way
both physically and mentally. IL
fact. she seems brighter than ths
ordinary hid 81 her age. and great
~ eniays The attention her unusual
size attracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-12

BOSTON, June a. VIM. De Witt
Hyte. president ~ nowdoin calleEe.
les an Address az the commencement
exercises II nnst0u university.
sounded the note % warning against
the spread 81 ~ hat Is termed 'Rocke-
frilerism" in The American college q
TO-DAY. lie denounced Ia HcathluE
terms the dictatoriai arrogance u
donors.
"He may give. or he may not
give" said President Hyde. hut
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{. o. Graves Returns.

=. .. Graves. formerly president
q the chamber ~ commerce.. who
has been spending the winter in
Washington. II. C.. returned 10 So
mttle last night Mr.. Graves says
that while he enjoyed his trip and
had a delightful visit among old acs
qualntAncea. he vas glad 70 get hack
20 Seattle. Mr.. Graves stopped at
the Pan-Amertcar exposition on hts
return trip. he says that many 0f
the exhibits are not yet la place.
The electrical tower il the salient
point 90 the fair" aai6 Mr.. Graves.
O.
90 70 Spinning for bicycle rspalrn
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City Clerk J. n. Hi of Golden
Gals. Wash. has written a letter 20
the sewer superintendent u Seattle.
asking information aa % the merits
81 steel and ironstone pipe. He will
be informed that the iruuHtone Pipe
has proven entirely satisfactory. AMI
that the depth At which the pipe "a
sunk. makaa no material dlrerenrn-