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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
SHOCK FOLLOWS SHOCK

country following
alarnins bulletins President Mckinley
reports
~ following
almost attempted
Even there be difficulty in eomprehendug that m
president their
lurking wounded holy
H. White n al outward daily
gaining strength vital trouble
evening slow
possibly
abiding
ultimate
Of
doctor predict safely o
That the nation which threatens
Mr. McKinleys ne
that
heartfelt OF the chief
mag may Be spared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
AT LEAST
FOUR DEAD
Result of Wellington Train
Wreck Not Fully Known

Deputy coroner WIItsle returned
last ulsht from wellington. where
he went on "Wednesday - invealt-
Fate the wreck Il the Great Nuttb-
etn freight train ON the forenoon II
that daY. which caused the death n
at least four men Those known 20
Boz dead are Henry knight a section
man Frank nAhlEreu. engineer aud
r.. smith. "A tramp. Their remains
we're brought tn this city. The body
~ Fireman John Campbell could not
be found. and il supposed to have
heen consumed in the ARE. -Four
trampH. who we're seen In a Eondola
aa the runaway train pansrd
through Wellington. ate supposed 10
have been ineinefated alao. condue-
tor Nnrdlulst IL badly hurt and may
die. All but two Of s. cars were
burned
~ cannot - learned iuut how the
runaway began. but # IL supported
the aifbrakes refused u work when
the train started down the grade.
All the bodies recovered are At But
tcrworth's mofsur Ia this city. The
injured men are In the Everett hos
pItni
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and Elxln. eBe. fresh ranch. isultc.
Cheese Nativr Washington. ran
cream. &c ts'sc Eastern New York,
1t8IEes Wisconsin. lsc. California.
futsMtlM Roquefort. t5c. Edam.
I'll -1aMtaoo ser case. New York,
1tNtse4 fImhurKrr. tG4lic. brick
leslie. swiss. iSMlsc
EkKH sgrictly fresh ranch. ifct
Eastern. 10 snc
Poultry items iiNWi2c. large
spring. ianl9r. hrollcrs, isUlscs
ducks. iaut4ac turkeys, ls isc.
Corrected Daily Tho following
prices are being onsred "a the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car AZ Seattle
Grain oats. 81. barley SO 90.
wheat chicken feed. SO. corn. 81 SO
Per lea pounds.
Has Puget sound. per ton. tisoo;
Eastern Washington timothy. utN
l. alfalfa. 80
Butter = Fresh ranch. isgttc. ma
tive creamery. gsne2c.
Cheese htive Warrington. tsc.
EeEa Strictly fresh ranch. sc
Ter Sos
Poultry Hens. ioaio4c. large
spring. itseisc. small spring it0
tsc ducks. i0aiic. turkeys. iimisc.
Live stock - Cows. gssc. steers
tiae. calves sNG5sc; sheep. &C:
hnga. ElfEMr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
COTTAGE CITY
FROM ALASKA
Steamship Arrives From Lynn Canal
Ports

The Cottage city. Capt. Jensen. ar
rived from Lvnn canal this u1afn-
INK. Little late news from south
eastern Alaska Was brought. skag-
way Is lively with the tuerawdluE
trafnc from the interior. Tha river
boats are unable to handle the bust
ness. The day after tho Cottage city
left the trains brought 80 passen-
gers into SkaRway. Fiattertng re-
ports are current as - the output %
the Kiondike only TIVE % tue Cot
taKe Cltyfs passengers had money.
They were g =. ard =. A Gaiuss.
who had $4,000 between them from
their claims Rev. ". II. sslieek.
OF this city. was another passenger.
lie was returning from Al inzpeefioa
Of the missionary fields IN the nefth
and intends to return IN a few DAYS
20 take charge 81 the Methodist mis-
slonary work IN Southeastern Alas
Ia.
Cant. Jensen reported a fair wrath
er trip. Wraug-l narruws Is fun -
dangerous Ice. Ths Dirfgo was pass
"a towing the wrecked steamer
Clutch. she viii BE in this port to-
morrow morning. As cargo. THE Cot-
tage City had i..eo eases Of salmon
and e passengers. On account OF
being delayed the steamer vii not
sail tonight as scheduled. but to-
morrow night instead.
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GIVEN PLENTY
Time TO THINK

Maggie Hamilton was arrested b.
Officer Thompson last evening as a
d.sorderly person
Lillian Mercer vas taken into Gus
toby on Washington street last even
Ing BY officer Ryan for dlsnrderIy
conduct.
Robert o Donneil. a c01k. was ar
rested BY Officers Freeman and
Ehipr1nn last night on suspicion
Special Officers PhiIhrick and Hub
bard last night arrested Thomas
White as a suspect.
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CHElAN COUNTY
FAIR A SUCCESS
The First Effort OF the Association
Gratifying

Cheisn county Il eanErntuiatins IT,
self on the entire success as tta mat
annual fair. Persons Who saw the
fair were Freatly surprised AMI
pleased At the maiden EFFORT - the
county. Tire attendance ha reported
90 have been large The manage
msnt. In addition u having come cut
ahead financially. has paid for per.
mausnt grounds. consisting q 70
acres. including a race track All
hall Efuunda
A. expected. The fruit exhibit Waa
the principal feature q the displays.
n has been forwarded ta the 8 aa-
kane fair Tha sports consist
mostly - running faeaa. a. the man
aEcment uas uuable u set In The
horse racing circuit Nsxt year.
however. It i hoped that thtr viii
not - The ease
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nELP WAIVED.
HELP WANTEo-FEMkLE.

THREE Mattresses. = 81. I ehaHheF-
maids. - Up good house keeperss
50. 2 cooks. 80 80 ! nurse girl IS.
room and board girls EeuerHf heus
work -. "a Queen city EmuIaE-
msut Bureau. i9lf Third avenue.
Phone. Black a7u-
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RETAIL CLERKS
Arranging for the Next Monthly
Social

Owing to the tnstitufing 81 a new
aide degree fer the male members .
the Retail Clerks union. there vas .
large attendance At the meeting last
night.
EiabOrnt- preparations we're made
for the next uoathiy social % - held
AZ Collins hail. Thursday evening,
Sept. Is. An excellent programme Is
promised. including a baritone solo
BY Frank ". Heaty. Of the Tivoi
Opera company Several well known
Seattle entertainers viii eoutribuse.
Dancing viii eoneiuds the nights
entertainment.
Those desiring invitations eau pro-
cure them from members u the
union.
An EFFORT r. being made BY The In
sernatiOnal Association o. Clerks %
establish the hour Of 3 FOR store clos
frx All over the United States. AMI
plans have been arranged for organ
King the clerks In every city in the
country.
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Broke Through rrestle

A tender q Great northern en-
Elne tel through The lfsatin between
tntrrhay ant seatila yesterday az
tsrnn8u
A. The engine vs. passing over
the track the tFrstic rave vnY and
allowed the tender IA fail through
into the ha1. Nc one AS injured.
Troubls is anticipated IN getting the
wroekAEs out ~ thr nay.
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cLAiRvoYAHTs.

NME. Peterson. well known
throughout Europe and America
as the worlds greatest trance me-
dun. tells past aud future, gives
business advice. adjusts family
troubles. traces lost and stolen
property. etc. she is the medium
s4ho faretold kitty Olng's terrible
fate Who was KILLED by Harry
Hayward Of Minneapolis, call on
this gifted woman and she viii
send you away happier, wiser and
capable Of being successful IN any
undertaking. her charges are eN-
tfemelY reasonable. and never more
than Eo-ealled clalrvoyants who
give inferior readings. al business
confidential. her clients include All
classes open Sundays. Hours ?
a. m. To 5 p m. Grand Pacific no.
tel. liib First avenue. Room u.
PROF JOHNSTON. the well known
ciairrogant and palmiat, is now per
mansntiy located ~ tho Hotel Ls-
land This remarkable man. Eiftet
~ nature with miraculous power
that exeitea tho wonder and admir-
ton - the most akepflcal ~ mat
tera not what ynu believe Or wh1t
Ynnr experience with mediums or
paImiHts has been. he will ccuvirce
ven that there Is living connection
with tho unknown world Hours ~
n III. 80 + III Rooms I and 2 10
tel Leland. 81 Second avenue. open
SUNDAYS.
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NOW A Good
BIG SENTENCE
Two HighwaYmen Convicted BY
Judge Emory

\ Jury in judge EmafY.s depart
ment n the superior court found Al
len Mott and FED KsttisT guilty q
highway robbery
The men held % Frsf Fisher and
a. = Healy. IN August near tbs old
university grounds 4 long list o.
witnesses were ready e. swear % the
good character = The defends nts
but the iury took Only q short time
20 convict them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
VALUABLE BOOK
OF REFERENCE

A handbook OF the State % Wash
ingtou. containing much valuable iu-
formation. has just been published
By the Bulletin Of Seattle and was
this morning placed in circulation.
IL WAS complied b. A. - Fuller
and edited BY Phil L. Axling In adj
dlfion 20 hundreds ~ interest
Ing facts about the state. It's people.
is resources. etc. there are inter.
xpcrHod throughout the volume many
bea utifui half tone eugrnvinKu A.
a whole tire book VIII he found 90 BE-
a valuable reference and especially
handy fer pocket or desk use.
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JoBBInG QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILYJ

OFeon FRUIT
Lemons-.t3 s04f50 a box. cooking
apples. 7scusi %. eating apples. sf25
6i.7a. oranges. s40o7 50. hananas.
t2.0o076p. local peaches. b0U75es
cantsibhpss, 7se0tf per box. black
berries. H.35Wf.E9. pears, 75cMti.2b
watermelon. 1850 go. plums, 40>f
H0c; cooking apples, 75eaff %.
Grapes. sto0df.z5 per box prunes,
900 50c per box. nutmeRs. 100.
Vegetables
PotatoeH f25N80 per ton. beets.
400 per sack. carrots. 9dc0ff.0 90 per
sack. lettuce. IBc per dozen furnipa.
t0fl75c garlic, e.. cabbage. 81 45nf.f5
peppers. 12ai5c. huaks. z9e. eel
cry. SOC per dozen. sweet pota-
toes. S1.s50is5; Chill peppers.
s0c per 10. aauer krauf. za4c:
native head lettuce. 15e Per doz
dried figs. cartons, Coo fancy. Zoe.
imported. t5c. tomatoea. 406I76e case.
dates. 5Use 10. radishss. t0e per doz
parsley. 254 Sc: dollhouse eucumbera
isa80c dozen. onions, 81 f0Qf6o per
cwt; caulinower. 7Ec0fg0 parsnips
ti.g5Ql.35. local green corn, 5000
$50 per sack.
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. 7e H. steer
beef, 7@7l4c per H. mutton. wether,
&c; ewes. SIC. pork. &c per ID. veal.
large. sc. small, i0e.
Provisions Hams. lie. breakfast
backs, l0c. bellies lie.
Esttef Cheese. ERRs ana Poultry
Butter - Washington ereamerlea.
pound prints, &c. Eastern Iowa
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Select Knights and Ladies

An entertainment and dance was
given last Wednesday piEht by Vie
tory lodge No. . 81 the Select
knights and Ladies'. The affair took
place on the second floor ~ the New
York block and was pronounced very
enjoyable b. those who attended. \
lengthy and varied program was
given BY members - the order after
which dancing was INDUCED IN until
a late hour.
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FOR ladies' tailor and reception gov Is
call At Lamb Sisters. Sl0-3u Collins
block
LYNCH & SHAW. as Haller hid.
Mime A. S smith. 8. lHnkley hlocS.
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DYIING AND CLEANING.

parislRu Dye Works-we call for,
clean. press. deliver your clothes.
oHee f4ls Firat ave. Tel Main 1914
steam i've Works, 1916
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Scandinaylan- American Bank
In. c.,aaiaseank Of coumsres
nllslt.Ehs COLLECTS.

cLARKtss PERRIN Shorthand sch3''-
Individual instruction. 81 boston
TO Business college, Uuiou-.d' M
dIxIduai Instruction. All subjects.
INST methods and tcaeherH che
Business college. seegnd and Tx.
y y srhoai reiesraphy Pioueer.
WILSON'S Mod. Bus Coll Main 80
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ron fhLE Zine garden IaH# n H###
Too Huu Owe acre tf##HH. Convenient
very love- uu rHH# f. FuU. EEHHH##s##
chance tY build ap d HIas nome aHfzH
whilr WORKING u THe IIs= So -
can yDu Ind ID better IuHeaHa#
Let pool ~ with sou ard Show 81
property. btarfH4aHt q 20. ~ 60
Urrf.IH rfrfHF
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Buy IA PUSH OH HIgHE#
Ana hylp develop s4aaHlHEHaH 81
lands be- pruuH are biz. or pro-
psrfa ore extra Raya he Ha#a HHa
best machinery. own 4.Eo agEea IHHH.
our manager hah - years sx0sHIsH
has drilled more HHgHeHffaI aH w.
than any other HHH HFluE til H#a
frw shares ~ our stock II very #Hf
Investment. Zee our oil I'D lHaH=
poets Room - Union block
HDMEHTEAB reilHqulahmeHf HlaH
faI 10 feet ~ timber. ~ pllsH fs#W
Seattle. close 80 ids water. H1Ht
navy yards so 10 taken quick -
j Mcconnell a Co IA Pike street.
corner second avenue
HIGHEST prices for seeand-aaHt
goods. bedroom sets. stoves Carp e.
etc. rcd Front Furniture Co. re
~ Second ave. south. Tel Red -
FOR SALE Some fine buff Isghorn
chickens Inquire ~ Tenth ave
nue. south.
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TLUMstNS

.HAzLErT & MULLfN-New wari
guaranteed one year. Tel bun I9at
Geo. u, woodhouse Co Tel. Maip Al
KAUFMAN Plumbing 60. Bu6 n
BAKER y SON phone. black ld6i
.THEo, TURNER. Tel. Green al.
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n .. nICKERToS. general auction
sar faIz FHHt avenue
JOE MAHfTs. Feneral aurti0uesr. i11
Third H#HHue
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PHYsIcIANs AND SURGEONS.

DIR. J. q. STEWART. specialist In dis
eases .of women. Edinburgh Medical
Institute, Boston block
DIR, MILES. removed 70 Isle IeusSev
building, Srd and Pike. Tel Green -
DIR. VAN DYKE, diseases az woman.
Or UTNKIE. su-aia Mutual r4fa
bldg Tel White bS9. res. Bur 81.
DIR. FAX. ny starr Rovd kutldt ~
Tel black SIS. rec. Green l6si
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Diriqo DELAYED

The steamer DiriRo, which was due
mere on The 10th ~ the month. has
been delayed and viii not mako port
until tomorrow morning. She is
towing the wrecked steamer Clutch.
This boat went On The rocks 70 the
y westward ~ TreadweU about eight
months ago Tine disabled craft IL
being brought 20 Seattle by her local
agents for repairs.
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rraEr h6rNb SATToNAL bank
UF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. 500. surplus,
- an
rurfh. pres J + Goldsmith. vieo
pre- Il 5 AHhaaF. cashier
Correspondents Ga principal citlen ~
- L----.--. --.-.--- - E---.-.--.
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WI. r. HUITkEa attorney at law.
quite UIuaefHted anu dafruued lu all
courts. - HrHra experience. Pr0,r.i-
lhHa n bankruptcy. Companies moor.
pafHted# AbatraetH carefully sA.m-
med. Collections made iH an parts
# the United States. Highest IN
merelal and bhuh reference. no
Ihlfd avenue. Phone, Main 100
hrEeKEHT. A. J-Cltl ana criminal
practice. Is years actual experience.
ton hotel lover poHtoHceJ. Phone.
MaIH 20
J. T.. BALL. IL and D Honweii block
Ion Columbia st. Phone. Blus o..
General practice "a all the courts.
Damage cases specially
Moderate fees oHHultnti1n ffer
II y POTTER Nutuat life building
Phone. Main "a
FRANK j. WfEArLfNG. HoHton Dix
II b MAHTfk. Go Mutuat Life bld
! a KELLOGG. - Bailey build ~
v u. LAMnurH @t.s raeinc block
a = MACDONALD. - Burke stl
Root. Palmer a nrown. Pioneer BIZ
i. = c9*oVER. go Haller buIlding.
LYMAS =. KNAPP. 10 Hhiisr building
. WARD KENT a. Bufke bu.Id'1c
) = DOUGLAS. 81 New YORK bii
RICHARD OSBORN. fh-s = 81. biork
HORACE rETER as New York blk
PIERRE T PERRY z1 Burke bi7ek
q 81 IANGfAND. o. :. Y tioc g.
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ARCtiITECTB.


JOIN GRAHAM. 90 Mcdonald bIk
4. - f0uaHroN. Htu collins.
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WESTERN AVE.
FEATURELESS

Prices of all kinds II green pro
duce and fruit remain irm, with
higher tsudeneies..
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FINANCIAL.

To loan Private money at low rate
Of Interest. Groll. Damus a Osner
i07 Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold Mo.-
rison & Eahelmnn, Mutual Life nd
OLYMPIC OF co. Il fIaller block.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic and or
In all Grades Of dramatic art clo-u-
ton, voice placing. operate force;
Tuesdays and Fridays. Suite 63, Hul-
woke block
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

II8Thhg1 OF TtILL.
OSBORNE THEMrEH q CO.. Ine.
AaHfHHHt 60 established 1853 Mlu.
fHH eIaim abstracts. Basement ui thr
HHfHaI Life bHIdlnE
uaath# NhllIIaaeH= faHfard AhHtfa.
Co. s#fHbIIHHad lHfHs basement Yt
faiier block Telephone. Main i'f
fEATTIB Ahaffaat Co.. 81 s.. bob 'cE.
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rLrcrRicAl MACHINERY.

ETlcItHDs q WYMAH co. d HHfH#1
ana muiufa Installed. hpHH. wins
nIl Lr.l NgfE. - NestsHl Hzsz
rJNEab- OtHECtgas.
bl1ILHWDHIH n SONS. sfHHa#H#
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DENTISTS.
pREssMAkERs.

a. ". PHILLIPS. Al II,ussy block.
ChIcaeo prntaI Co. IS HIncklcy.
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Personal.


BARGAINS In second hand househoil
goods. call az Red Front Furniture
Company. We can give you fine sec
ond-nRnd cook stoves, bedroom sets.
carpets. they look as good a. rev
for half the money. lie and IL Sc
ond avenue south.
CENTRALLY located LIST class res
tRurant doing $40 per day. cheap:
good reason for selling This Is a
straight proposition. and can be
verified. Fullest Investigation. 10t4
Third avenue.
ADVERTISING rates 81 all magazines
and newspapers furnished ON aphli-
cation The G V. White AdvertiSll Z
Bureau. New York building, Seattle
COOP things TO eat home cookiuz
only i5c and up Home Restaurant
aud Bakery. ael Third avenue.
SEE IloVd. RrIscoo a LLOYD. az HIrrK-
" block about your homes for cash
or deferred payments
STOVES repaired. cleaned and set,
broken castings replaced. ranges
refined by j. Brant. az pontius
avenue; distance no object.
THE cheapest place 10 buy oil snd
gasoline Is from the Olympic oil -.
sll Third avenue Tel Main 9al
ONYpONOR victory" he genuine
cures All diseases, avoid limitations
81 Mcdonald block
WANTEn-Old gold aud silver. lie
ltensel mfg. jeweler Is HinekIey
LADIES, try a hath Mrs Tat. car
IN massage. OH Thira avenue
MRS HANSON. stvlish millinery low
prices. Corner Fourth and Pine
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COM RAcIoR and BUILDERS.

N~Ff ' FN"'Nf = ~ ~" = y - TNos
BROMLEY a WELLS general COZ
tractors. = Starr Boyd building. Tel
Main 80
sOuEaQutsr 4 RosELEAF. shops
a. 1ls-zm SnriuE street
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co to Spinning FOR bicycle repair.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing CO :
clothes IN shape $3.50 month. dyeinx.
repairing. im5 Third. Bun io0t
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR clothing.
Dave TAYLOR, 10 starr Boyd huildinT
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FOUND

PAIR opera Glasses between Roy
and Mercer Cau 1872 s.xth aKe.
FURNACES.
.fISLAY q H0ng iGs Second asstll.
uAHNE-s AID -ADDLInY.
ridruf-I avenue
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Launches for charter Tel West ssf
Electric fans give solid comfort
kflbourne = Clark Co. SIS second
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oANelNe AcApsMlEs.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
-ss=Hzaszzsssssssss
PROF LffTLE'S academy will open
sept t. WIN receive applicants for
membership. opeu Sept s
DANCING lessons. private or I'm class
- daily. Prof. Wilson's Dancing
School Ranke block
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-19
DIVORCE DAY AT CLAYTON.
Christian Kruger, Aged 20, Among
Those Who Got DEGREES.

Yesterday was divorce day in the ST. Louis
County Circuit Court at Clayton and Judge
McElhinney cut the ties that bound three
unhappy and mismated couples.
Aged Christian Kruger, who lives IN the
neighborhood Of Creve Occur, obtained a
divorce from Mary Kruger, whom he mar
rfed in Danville, Ill. ia April, 1876. The
couple lived together until September, 1894,
when, Mr.. Kruger alleged IN his petition
his wife compelled him to leave home. He
eiieged number OF other indignities of
similar character. MIR. Kruger is 20 years
old,
Laura Louise Boad obtained q divorce
from Henry John Boad, but the court re-
fused to restore to her her maiden name.
The couple were married April 2S 1892 and
separated July 19. 1888. The plaintiff alleged
that her husband was jealous, threatened
10 shoot her, hit her with an iron poker, and
that last July he treated her in such a
manner that she was compelled to return
TO her fathers home in Black Jack AT one
time In Illinois, she alleges, he attacked
her sister. and the latter had him arrested
and fined In Belleville. The couple had
three children, the custody of which the
court awarded to the plaintiff.
mary Elizabeth Tonkins obtained q d.
Vorce from Jefferson ID. TonkIns on the
ground OF general indignities The couple
were married in 1851 and separated last
July. Mrs Tonkins obtained the custody
or her children and the restoration Of her
maiden name OF Mackaye
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-19
DISCUSS CODE OF GOVERNMENT
Public Consideration of Important
Bill Begins at Manila.

Manila, Jan. Is.-The public discussion of
the general code of Government for munic-
ipalities began to-day. Commissioner Dean
the changes from the general military gov
ernment under which many local Govern
ments are operating.
Commissioner Worcester offered two
amendments. disqualifying from voting and
holding Office men who violate their oath
Of American allegiance or who remain in
armed opposition after February.
The Commissioner elucidated the taxation
features referring to the benefits OF taxing
lands and buildings as against the present
tries.
One-fourth OF per cent of the proceeds
or real estate assessments will be devoted
to public schools.
Municipal councils are authorized to L.
cense theaters. places for liquor selling
public conyeyances. hotels and cock fight
ing. or to prohibit cock fighting for the
hrst year. until the tax collections are
available
Half of the internal revenue OF each
municipality will be paid into the municipal
treasures.
Commissioner Worcester did not enlarge
on the section confning the exemption OF
church property to properties used excIu-
slVely for religious or charitable or educa-
tional purposes. This much-discussed feat
tration at Washington previous to the max
ing public of the bill.
The bill centralizes considerable RESPONSE
bility in the provisional government, for the
establishment Of which another bill is being
prepared.
The public discussion, which Is taking
place In the Municipal Hall. is proceeding
by sections. the natives participating
Is rumored that Aguinaldo Waited his
escaped capture during the recent roundup
OF one OF the villages in Cayite.