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True as Gospel.

While the promiscuous "carpetbag-
ger" is not particularly desired on the
Islands. stin there is plenty of room
here for a large number of carpet
baggcrs" who will come here to devel-
op the numerous latent possibilities of
the Islands now lying dormant for the
lack of energy and enterprise to take
hold of them. That class of carpetbag-
gers will continue to come here for
some time, and they deserve a welcome
for their advent will be an unmixed
cause of benefit to the material inter
ests of the Islands.-Maui News.
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Hawaiian Biograph.

Mr. Gushing, who has been a guest at
the Hawaiian Hotel for some time, is
connected with a blograph company IN
the states, and he has made many fine
studies Of Hawaiian subjects which viii
In time be worked up into a series Of
moving pictures lie has made many
~ scenes on the planta-
tlons, whereby hr can present 10 Hu-
dienC1s iu amy part ~ the world the
manner On which stalk Of sugar cane
shoots from the gr0und grows 90 lts
height is rut down carried f0 the mill
and crushed THE plantation managers
and agents hHyH given Nr Gushing eve
rry Hs-isf8ure p0ss.hI" to accomplish
good results lfe win lecture on the
Islands in connection with the rreseHr
tHil0u ~ me ftrurfs
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WuU NtlllNE lNi lnf return Nl 'i"ii ''''''
The crowd below took up The shout aud
in "a few seconds the whole mob were
yelling like demons,
I'VE are cheated! Give us back our
money Throw the devils into the seat
sweep them out uf the theater' bteaE
down the evil things!"
win shouts like these the crowd soon
became lost 10 reason Suddenly chair
shot across the space between the gal
lcry and the stage. 1t fell and the
splintering NJ wood could be- heard An
other and another, and soon the an
seemed filled with chairs. Luckily none
ZEN short Of their mark. Those In the
gallery were more demOnstrative and
angry than those below. a rush was
made to the stairs leading to the gal
Ierics aud the Celcstials poured down
the narrow ways to the floor below
They crowded their countrymen from
the rear and those in front believing
that every Chinese in the building was
OF the same mind made a rush 10 the
stage. Some tugged at the ropes. oih-
ers attempted to pull down iron pipes
and bars forming part OF the circus
equipment.
When those on the stage saw that
the outbreak could not be queled in "A
moment they began to seek safety in
flight The women were still attired in
their tights hut nevertheless they did
not wait TO dress Under the guidance
OF low they rushed out of the back
doors and ran awav from the building.
Into the rice fields tSey plunged
Through hack lots. over fences. and
rough pIaces they Travelled. a motley
crowd of PLAYERS and finally reached
the street muddy TO their waists. Po-
Iiceman Anana saw the breathless per-
formers and secured hacks for them.
which took them ranidIv avav from
the scene IT was thought best for
tbor, IN pat as far avav as possib,e
7 C. Cohen of the Ornbeum was in
tho hov office when tho trouble bepan
Cohen with t,,,e ,naraceris, and hoy
onica instinct scented tho meaning Of
tho tro,,h,a In which ba wac balnad nv
chinese assistants who intarnretad what
tho crowd was Yelling Thara w.s no
tir,o to ,,et ont OF tho hui,din, by tho
door nc This led diractlv into tho on
trance u,bere bod be show, himseIf
for IN instant be vouId have baan cot
,,nor ord n,ohbod rboro ,,os q u;ndony
which locked ont rnon tho alIevway
leading IN tho entrance Tho sill was
about ton foot from tho eround but
Coben nevor e,.,,o tbougbt of tho dis
.o,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

the religious conflicts in Spain led to
such a tumult in the Chamber of Depu-
ties last night that the sitting had to
be adjourned, Senior Silvela led the at
tack upon the Government for not pre-
venting creed conflicts, but his remarks
were drowned in a storm of Republican
Kisses and protests. The Minister of the
Interior, Senior Moret promised to pro-
tect Catholic religious denominations so
long as they were not of political char
acter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

BERLIN June % Todsys ueUspa-
pers print long spc. Ial dispatches roe
gafdlnr tho colfcrring ty Harvard Uni.
versity " the degree OF LID upon Dr.
Non nollcbcn. the German Ambassador
at Washington, and the other honors
paid him The remarks nf President
ElEot are koouly appreciated here.
1'he Vossische Zcitung points out the
rare and hlph-grade character of the
honor conferred upon Dr. Won Holleben,
aud the Frankfurter Zeltung also prints
appreciatlye comments dwelling upon
tho solemn attendant circumstances.
Cmcla circles. including Emperor
william, are also highly pleased
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DENVER, Col. June 2S.-Johnnle Nc
Donald. the California Jockey who has
ridden for some Of the greatest horse
owners In the country. died in stall
at Overland Park of consumption The
boy came to Denver about three weeks
ago from Arizona, where he spent the
winter for his health in company with
Dick Lawson, another famous Jockey.
He was sent there on a purse raised by
Jockeys on the Coast. The scene in the
stable was pathetic Mcdonald was
sitting beside Mike Hennessy, talking
over the horses. when he said he felt
sleepy and thought he would lie down
and take a nap. He fell back in Hen
nessy's arms after he spoke. and ex-
pired in few minutes.
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waiian government; that he desired a
certified copy OF the original record,
together with a certified copy OF said
record of naturalization, and certifi-
cate OF Identification, which We're is
sued to the said Yong Kong Hong in
the name of Tom Cow. under the sig
nature of the atliant and the great seal
of the Territory of Hawaii;
Whereas, In truth and fact, the said
Tom Cow, to whom the record of nat
uralizatIon was issued was, so COM
plainant is informed and has reason
to believe, dead at the time the said
Yong Kong Hong made application for
said certified copy, and the said Yong
Kong Hong did, so complainant is In
formed and has reason to believe
falsely impersonate said Tom Cow in
obtaining such certified copy and GER
tincate of identity from the atiiant as
aforesaid, contrary to section 1874 or
the penal laws Of 1897,
tslgu,dJ: HENRY T.. COOPER,
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WASH hNIlh june % Tho state
Department laH n.t received any 80.
FHHfriat Hn concerning mo fog lnfaHHf
Hi ftaFHaN whore WurH fFrltrmfnt De-
ralt in HHff t.an abHFrl bY the hauiln9
d3Nn oI InHfH Dlai9ma fHa2n 81 aed
Hf ihHi point lHaHl nn Mf rrfas 49,
porte Hf ihr fFaif iNt omaais 81 naf 80
ia ff..HH importance ~ flf Incident
ltfsH 0.t.Hfb "a p fsf rnits4 ihai fhs
HHfiff mIgIi HsfHma mp.uanfe ID ths
fHIHHH m IHr r.F FHr sn hfaffiian ~
Itt.i .IHHf afff nHaf lH.aiHf
~ tlHi i..i i'IUr y M d.ptf ihai fha
fiHif iHH.IHI.f .HII Hkf t.fH AHh.H
~ fhr H.tHT fIf 81 n fiaH1H az HaH
alHtHW ~ IA uai NJ ilf fpfi 20
~ iIN F.HftH'fN.f ~ Hff|HHHNHs
p asfff aieHf nsf NJ fali
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efs aafh ana ftrff iiaH nn thf.f Oh
tisian Ny fHfnHe iant ht affaia n
aft questions NJ men tuu hat tnnH
frf ytaff fhat have fa asfa to rfIni
Nv ftDndf Doe ue Hr before 0lns'fn
bai tho Brotherhood locomotive ln
elna,fa and ntIrf of halfway conduct.
or do 200 tt.r business aH ihr v1u1f
uslir,e what th,y iDl sou nH1 i0r
bo duraf bt sIarrrfs lp'rnr1l II I
gnnbotn. con M g. R Frank Whit
npy Engineer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, June 2S-While a
game of ball was in progress yesterday
at Monroe Center, twenty miles south
east of this city. lightning killed Nor
ris CurlsOn, first baseman of one of the
teams, the electric bolt knocking down
half a dozen others and a number of
spectators. all of whom, however recov-
cred quickly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09
THE FINNISH TARIFF.
How Its Abolition Might Affect This
Country.


NEW YORK. June 2a-The latest IN
the series OF aggrpssions upon Finland
by Russia, Il rs thought by the Washing
ton correspondent OF the Times, may cut
some figure Boz tho Russluu-Amerlcau
urIH dispute The Cars government
has, it is reported taken steps 10 secure
control uf the Finnish custom houses,
with tho evident purpose NJ making the
uun uniform with EussI4's This g.
merely one stop more iu lHe Russ.aHlza-
zion of FINLAND. but its immediate effect
VIII lo to Include Finland IH che tlUH
controversy AZ present as FINLAND has
control uf bon own HrG, shp b. uat OPP
posed t0 hp United states lu r1Hss-
qupu.u uf H4aHIa'a iHputa NIW Ma
country Ile American Trade HlH IHH-
laud a considerable, The llHns see
practically uA lne agricultural macHu.
pry upm tHu lWlrl aIsiss HHl HHfIHaI.
Wry 10 pUF NJ Juu WH.|psl NaasuIeH.
IhrIp ~ F.HrrH movement HfHHnH
lIHm uf iHu HHHHT .aasa fHF HHW
ffHHuu IH iHu IUI.i eIHiHa. IH Fth "A.
iN. IH#rr.uF uf iHrIf HH.rI.a IH.
lNNH NNU HIr UHH .aWIHH oyer HI"
IaIs.F ai iH. HrI.IU-t9 HaaH a flH-
IHN ."IHHF IH H.HiHau HHsass ffHaiaf
h.hIHH WaI Hafe rHHrHt W
tH.fttH IHHN.H HHHIHH fHH NHiH
fiaHH u uHtHI ~ hHss.a aHaIa. l
iNIfHftI.1 .hIH.I.H II IiH|#HH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

ROME, June 2S.-The report published
in Paris that the Pope is seriously Ill and
that DR.. Lapponi, his attending physi-
clan, does not leave the Pontiff's bedside
is entirely unfounded. His Holiness yes
terday received in audience the Austrian
ambassador to the Vatican and num-
her of other persons.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

SHANGHAI, June 2S-The Taotai
Sheng, at the request of Liu Kun vi.
the viceroy OF Marking, visited all the
consuls today and urged that. as the
foreign forces were leaving Peking,
they ought also to evacuate Shanghai.
The consuls are referring the matter to
their respective governments.
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PEKIN, June &.-Word has been re-
ceived here Of the arrival of Duke Ian
and Prince Tuan at Ulumski, Turklstan,
to which place OF Punishment they have
been sentenced. A Russian consul is sta
toned at Ulumsld and he will notify the
Russian government should the banlshed
Chinese leave the place.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09
Mills College
CALIFORNIA.

COLLEGE AND SEMINARY
Courses Music and Art; excellent ad-
vantages. \ refined, Christian home
for young ladies. Fall term begins
August Z. 1901. For information. ad-
dress MRS. c. IT. MILLS, Mills Col
lege Postofiice, California.
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of the brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
rmorrs ana order OF Railway Conduct
urs read am article lu the morning pa
prrs throughout the sta.e .o the effect
that ,he order of halfway Conductors
hHI appointed committee Iu confer
nIiu iNg committee uf uIgEWgu and
thlr thg brotherhood uf Locomotive lan-
EHggra vua going 90 appoint % commit
Irn 900 sunday and aH members uf thr
above orders 800 uIII ay JNat Wr know
nutninr uf gny such committee being
appointed lt would b. HuI ur Mr d.
o. NUIa auI other leaders uf lHr Turhr
wruH Association IH confer Wlll lhu
divisional committee af tU. order Hi
luIIWay Conductors aHI brotherhood uI
Locomotive EHHH.rfs. RHH fHi uui 10
H committee h.H n..H HIIHIHI h.Hu
UHtIHH rH.H IA HiHtUWrut
"INf HrH..f H.HH #fHIUH INIf IHr H.H
900 HH u.f aH1 HfHHHIH# r.W 1870 h0#
iH iITr ha# EHH#H Ht.r IH. 4I %
iNf.H iHNU #UI I.UH .H nUi
N.HIN If .H f. .HF.If q
nF H f.H Hf W.# H.I H.| 800 H"t
fH .#I HHH UaHF ~ ~. 80 ..I I..I.I
..HaH fH'..HUH HHH NH aH.H# UHf
H.HII f iHH HIH.T iHI.
iH.I.fa .I HFItHfi#H HHIIfH
lnfi"IfIH fHH HHI E.Ia IHHH HH
fHII lHHIf 4HHiI.H HHI a#s IiIH
NJ i0.HIi M HH Iri
hfi Nrf HaI f'HH'f It.s.. HH" .af
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

AK LA CHAPPELLE, June 2S.-Al-
together seventy-three motor cars COM
pleted the first stage of the automo-
bile race between Paris and Berlin yes
terday. and started out again at
o'clock this morning for Hanover. 276
miles distant. The racers started from
here in the same order in which they
arrived.
PARIS. June 2S.-The latest news re-
ceived from the racers was from Cassel,
where the two leaders, Fournier and
Giradot, came into collision, their ma
chimes then dashing into a crowd of
spectators. one child was seriously in
iured.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..

CLARKE'S B al PILLS a's 70 cure msF5sa;sS slsSsi
Pains in the back. and all kindred COM
plants, Free from Mercury. Established
upwards of 30 years. In boxes q. 3D.
each, of all Chemists and Patent Medi-
cine Vendors throughout the World
Proprietors, The Lincoln and Midland
land.
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Dr.. ]. Coils Brownies ChIorodyas

Vice Chancellor SIR ". PAaE WOOD sta.ex
publicly IN court thst DR COILS BhoNn
was undoubtedly the INVENTOR OF ChLoAS
Freeman vas dclibefately uBtrae, and be regrsf
tsd TO say II had been sworn TO. See n TFses
july r., sSA.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

LONDON, June 2s.-At a special
meeting of the House of Lords today
committee was appointed to arrange
the procedure to try Earl Russell re-
Gently committed for trial. by his peers
The committee includes the Lord Chan
celior, Lord Halsbury, the Lord British
Seal, Lord Salisbury and five other
peers.
In the House of Lords today during
the discussion of the requirements OF
Gibraltar the under secretary for for
eign affairs. Lord Selborne. declared
there was not the shadow of foundation
for the apprehension expressed in some
quarters in Spain of possible aggression
on Spanish territory.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09
The Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED.
incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Republic Of Hawaii.


Republic Of Hawaii.
AL SovV,VVV.SS
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Chas. NJ. Cooke .............. President
p. c. Jones ..............V ..Vice-President
u. n. COOKE SdSliet
F. c. Atherton. Assistant Cashier
Directors-Henry Waterhouse. Tom
May. r. w. Macfarlane. E. d. Tenney,
]. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor
porations, Trusts, individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
business connected with banking en-
trusted to 1t. Sell and Purchase For
eign Exchange, Issue Letters OF Credit
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed in accordance with
rules and conditions printed In pass
books, copies Of which may be had on
application.
Judd Building, Fort Street.
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81 lhfIhfnNhl I|Hr n.
usIH fhf NHaH.sH mlNIfI.f ~ lfkH. IH.
lffn sflalhifa m'fliF U lHtia W
HahHA naiHllF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

cute HUl Nrlifas WH H.al.i Do
haWpaaIr Hrau nHm 'H an08l 0u.r
lHlla lHH IIHr HHt HiN.I HfHlHfHt
naaId f.Iu.H lIHHHH uf liH HHNH. 300
HHaIItiaa hiI.h liHHs lNa paTiH tI ltHI
HlihHHi MHIHIHiIHH iHT bHIs lF HH
aeHlflH RH8 HIHfH|.if iHuaHH. aWtH
= hat 80 FHI aHtN'F li .
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

HoLLTSTER DRUG CO. Agents.
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prep,red by ". J. c. Aver Co., Lowell Mass, U. 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09
THE JORDANS FLEW
FOR THEIR LIVES
From saturdays daily B.

p-wO thousand yelling chinese IN.
tent on dolng bodily harm, and
with domoiishinE the stage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
BOY WAS NOT
MURDERED

Mrs. clara Colhun this afternoon
sWore 60 a complaint IN Judge
Georges court charging 4 N tlub-
iuette with MdnappiuE.
Last uiEht RubWette was arrested
hv puerr crane IN the piief bar on
First avenue. unau complaint II A.
u Cuihurn, ON "a yuHrsr of hAN-
INK entered the apartments ~ Mira.
Colhufu at 1at Howard avenue and
kiduRped hrr four YEAR bld SON.
Robinsttc did not dem the charge,
and at headquarters lid the nieht
ofilccrs he had murdered The child.
This morning the little fellow Nan
located ln a rpom In the Alhamhfn
hause. on First avenue, lay Polio,
clerk Ealuedy and TURNED over 20
Ita mother He had been plue Il
there Yesterday hv Rohlnetta.
Al oue time Airs Cuthurn. "a no Ayn "a
then Mra. clara kaVu nHuRh, ana
RobinHtte. liEpd together, Recently
shr lea him aud Ncut Co san Fran
cisco rnnn her return she met
{ coiburn ana thev We're married YES
tsrdAy afternoon. Hahinette learn.
81 what she had done. ana Cor re-
lvcnge stuls her son H. iatms thai
he 81 the father 81 The fhilf aud that
ID was born aut ~ wrdiock
when searched 81 Headquarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

IMPORTANT
PROPOSITIONS

Two propositions that are 81 vital
interest 10 King county wni conn
up for discussion this week 50 Oiym-
pla. one i the proposed amend
ment allow iuR cities ~ the hfst class
"a receive Interest and penalties on
properly within municipal hUunfiar-
les The ether II proposition u
extend the time for the Initiation -
foreclosure proceedings under tar
aliens BY the county from June 70
Jan. j. 1909. County Treasurer Me
counaughcy has gone TO Olympia
and will present his views on these
matters 10 the legislature. u II prob
able that the county authorities will
make vigorous effort 20 prevent
the amendment ~ the revenue law
and the giving n interest aud penal
ties on unpaid city taxes 20 fret
class towns The county officiais
say that the large cities pay but a
small part ~ she expense Incurred
In collecting the taxes. therefore, the
interest and penalties. amounting IN
this city 70 almost f2k.o00. should 90
To the general aad current expense
funds 81 the. county.
Treasurer McCnnuauRhey viii
make an effort 20 secure the adoption
BY the legislature ~ a bill providing
tnat IN hH eaAfN Nhtfe Ahe f"ontF
owns the tax certificates against de.
linquent properties. the foreclosure
proceedings VII have 20 he begun
before Jan. / next. At present the
county authorities have 70 instltuie
these proceedings before June I this
year on all taxes levied on property
before 1895 AZ present thsre are AZ
least a. 900 tax foreclosure proceed
Iugs In which the county will appear
az the prosecutor, and an extension
II time IL necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
SIS PRIZE.

County School Superintendent
HArtranft has received deposit u
SIS from a friend ~ stiucatlnn. q be
paid a. n cash prize t. The pupil In
the king county schools w ho writes
the best essay ON the es'n uiifhmeut
81 % school on LaEon iala nj. in the
Philippines The subject e. e. b.
divided into the fnllpH ing divifians;
location and site. building appara-
tue. Faculty and curriculum. Kav
eminent ard control, support Gfif-
ffh DaRis. Rev r. r. GuWen, Gov.
Rogers j n HaH son and Rev. r. e.,
N9aweit have been aeierted T. rasr
upnu the Articles written. and 20
award the prize. All articles are
Is De mailed % Rev. T. g.. Wiawcii,
University station. On or before june
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
NEW BUILDINGS.

building permits we're issued as
follows today. To liver Jensen. for a
t-sfory frame cottage a. els First
avenue. north. costing 500 tn T. W.
Nasfelie. for a IA story frame house
AZ f2f East Pine street costing SefAan
f0 L. ~ Kiruchba un. foe n f-stury
frame dwelling at f1s Thirtieth ave.
costing 1850; to William West. for a
1-story FRA ne residence ~ SIS FIFTH
avenue west. cogfing tzfa0 TO Y. D.
Mclean. for alterations ~ 10 Wash
ington street. costing 100 70 u.
Keller. for = i-story frame house
Al gfs Twenty avenue south.
costing SsZ5. TO ". Nynatt. for n 2
story FRA me house ~ 500 Seven
tenth avenue north. costing $500.
10 ~ Puiver. for history frame
cottage AZ 27os Eimwood pfaee. cost
ting t5a0 ~ Otto KalherR fo- = T.
story frame house IN the Home adj
dition coating s7a0. 10 A. p Baum-
gard. for a history frame cottage 20
SIS TWenty#secons avenue. costing
500. TO w. r Gafftner. for one
story frame cottage Ht 1909 Howell
street. costing fif50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
CIVIL SERVICE
BOARD MEETS

The civil service commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting
last night with ali present The
date u the monthly examinations Of
applicants for promotion In the SER
vice was not act. The delay j. due
20 the councils taking up the sal
aries question. Read5ustment ri
salaries might change the grades 10
which applicants for promotion are
eligible.
A communication vas received
from the corporation counsel answer
fng the ornn1iseieEu's inquiry Whefh-
or certain positions not specifically
exempted from the civil service law
should be under the provisions.
These places are those % clerk y
police court. balm n that court. po-
Ice rnatron. Waterman At pestnouse,
quarantine officers. special attorney,
ard caahier "a the water department.
The corporation counsel gave his
opinion that the civil service COM
mission had nothing 10 do with these
positions.
Routine business occupied the re-
Tnalnder ~ the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
MARKETS.

buyers we're plenty on the stree.
today. nna iohhsrs got sbaut an
same prices that have obtained Tor
4 week past Tae cold weather has
Kept the market ehart on eafne line
Vegetables especially not being in
abundance
some splendid celery made he ap-
pes raucv this morning, and VAS
quickly picked up 81 sAr
RAdlshef ar among the fresh yrg
etahles today
a hig ist - aaaarkraut wAH rreriv-
81 this morning. bringing ahc.
itEae continue a. come ~ spar
lnRiy, and bring zsN o. FOR fresh
ranch
Hutter. poultry and AL fresh meats
hold TIE same prices that have hsid
Tor week o. tao.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 70 the pro
durcr IN round lots On the dock or IN
the car az Seattle;
Crain-oata. - b0uss %. harley.
tleo0. wheat chicken feed. u1Ho.
bran. 81 Is shorts ft5.01M To- %. pop
corn. 81 ~ per 100 ihs.
fGay-PuRet Heuuos per ton, 81 %
Eastern Washington timothy. tis "a
ale 90. alfalfa. 80 .5s4ii.c0.
Butter Frrsh ranch. if0isc. ma
tive creamery 2902sc
Cheese Native Washington. iar.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
LATE NEWS.

HAVANA. Feb. s-one % the
greatest fires here IN years - raging
IN the iumberyArds Ths ioss already
excecda tzDo co.
LONDON. Feb. s.-rnofffeaal IN
formation this afternoon - a. ths
effect that beers under Cox blake
are threatening Loureno Marques.
The Portuguese government officials
there have asked for help from the
British Orders have been cabi~d
10 the British South African squad
ron 10 proceed iuuedis tely Ca that
pert. L IL reported that soldiers are
also To - hurried thiihrr. No Vfil.
cial confirmation ~ these adsiceN II
aVAilsbis. bat credence seems 10 be
general.
UTRECHT. Holland. Feb. s.--Ex-
President Kruger today submitted
20 an operation on his right eye
similar 10 that recently performed
on the left. The operation Was sue
ceeafui.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb s=~Rohert
+. Glaze was this morning held IN
the superior court for the murder Of
Wan. TFeweiia.