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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Rerular Indin rubber weather.

Pittsburg, July 24-The weather
here Monday was phenomenal in that
between 4 p. m. and { p. m. the ther-
mometer whipsawed from 90 at 8
o'clock to 70 at 6 o'clock, and then rose
within an hour to "a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
win he u Naval Cause celebr..

The Posi- this morning says In part:
Admiral Schiey proposes to ask an
invest cation al the hands Of a naval
court Of inquiry, and then 70 sue HIS.
torian Maclay for libel. His action Is
the sequel to the developments during
the past week. when the entire coun-
try has been Stirred by the publication
OF the uneNampled abuse poured out
upon him IN the third volume of + S.
Mnelay's History Of the United States
Navy. In which publication Schley IS
said to have run away in caitiN flight,
and is. in addition. denounced as n
coward, cur and traitor. The
Schley court Of inquiry will undoubt-
elly be one OF the most celebrated
cases in the naval or military history
of tho country
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Nesting otp.nt.oo.t Rnnd..

Indianapolis July "a Two hundred
ministers and mission workers from all
parts OF the country are gathered here
for the national revival and camp
meeting OF the Pentecost Bands OF the
United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Free Kurnl D.liverv Man

Washington. July 24-yl'he division
superintendents of the rural free deiv-
cry mail service have assembled here
to discuss the work of the service, con-
slider new methods and map out the
work of the new year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24

Ottumwn, Ia, July 24.-.Iohn O'Con-
nor, of Mount Pleasant. was sufro-
Gated by fire in the Laclede hotel here
early Monday. There were eighteen
other guests in the MOTEL. many Of
whom had narrow escapes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Is WANTED In INDIANA
Young Man Charged With Giving wo
man Poison.


Mattoon. Ills. July 24.-Despite an
energetic effort of the local police FL
bert $. Brown, a young married man.
of Sandtord, Ind, managed TO catch
an Illinois Central train and escape to
Chicago. whore. it is believed. his wife
has joined him. Brown is wanted at
sanford OH the charge of attempting
to take the life of Miss Anna Wolf by
administering arsenic. He is the son
of II physician and is we'll connected
Miss Wolf appeared before DepWsy
Prosecutor Taber and swore ont VAR
rant against Brown charging him with
giving her the arsenic and other poi
sons July II.
Her face had been poisoned by a
wild Vine She declared, and Brown in
formed her she ought 10 take an in
ternal remedy for IT, The same day
he gave her some medicine. She alleges.
which size took. by heroic work n
physician saved her life, aid il devel-
oped SHE bad hecn suffering from ar
senical poisoning Rrewn fled He
was Traced 10 Paris and this city but
eluded arrest
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Two Young Men Drowne,l.

Lacrosse. Wis. July 24.-James
Cronon. aged Ia, and Otto Gundlach,
aged 20. drowned here while bathing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Compo,itinn Of the Court of Inquiry.

AutIliIdls iNtnltN ietLti ahhlHS Iori
the appointment of the court Will be
addressed TO Secretary Long, who Is
his immediate chief The
court. therefore. will l,e named by Sec
rotary Long. unless he shall prefer TO
refer the matter 70 The president Mr..
Long has already stated that If Ad-
nliral Schley regnested court Of In
quiry he would grant the request. and
has also expressed his willingness 10
personally select the court While he
has not made any statement as TO Its
personnel there is every reason to be
lieve that he fayors Admiral Dewey
and Rear Admrsls Ramsey aud Ben
ham the two latter being now upon
the retired list The name of Admiral
Walker his been suggested. but ii is
known that he has expressed views
upon the simpson Schley controversy
In aniagonism 10 schIev. and his ap-
pointment would. therefore, be serious
ly questioned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Men Ruled by MI, Gr.nd.on

vincennes, Ind, July 24.-John Fox,
Of Hazelton, was shot and killed by his
grandson. Charles Cortright, who
thought he was q burglar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
No DELAY EXPECTED
Secretary Of the Interior Hitch
cock Talks OF the Indian
Land Opening.
Injunction Suit Will Be Looked
Alter. But Preparations
Will Continue.
Conditions OF the Allotment,
Must Not Be Violated by
Number Holders.

Washington. July 81 - Secretary
Hitchcock said Yesterday with refer,
ence to the effort to prsven, the open
ing of the Oklahoma Indian lands to
settlement by Injunction proceedings
at III Reno, that the preparations OF
the department. for the OPP ming would
proceed rs though no SUIT lad been be-
gun. We Shall not leJ the matter 20
by default lie said. but We apr :
bend no obstacle from That proceed,
Ing. Any one can bring a suit. The
secretary also took cosniaanee Of re-
ports comins from oklahoma that the
men who are registering II Reno aiil
Fort sill are doing SO with the inten-
ton of Transferring ihei! rights TO 9TH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
n. save. /. Lot Of rimbe,.

Alpna. Mich, July pa heavy
rain here and In the surrounding coun-
~ Saturday night and Sunday morn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
soma. : sor,ptur.l cend ol..e.,

New York, July A.-Theodore N,
Banta, secreatry OF the Holland So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
also tnat nave occurred since June s.
Chief of Police Dennis Lyons holds

WaTk, but If h las any suspicious as
to the iaenttN q ineendiares he
M'lst not tAi, tli inta his con
iideaee nufil a ms -ien. Since
June l the !aa live i IN active IN
the wnff q Y @ambllng, aud
Chief lyouS il IS at least suspic-
ious tliat 80 may fires have occurred
since that time Since June 3 there
have been siAt en- tres.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
ADDRESS TO FRAU WAGNER

Widow of the Grent Composer to Live Al
ways at Baireuth.
Berlin, July "A At the quarter CEN
tennial of Waenerian opera celebrated
al Baireuth. the municipality of Bal
reuth presented an address to Frau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
BUILDING PERMITS.

Tho following building permits
have been issued IN the office ~ the
city engineer To ". ~ Frye Tor
is-Htery frame dwelling at assf
Tenth avenue. northeast. e. ensf $40
fo g l.. Jones for I've room cot
tnEr ~ 7if Mercer street 90 cost
fsea Ga the Northwest bicycle Track
association. Go build "A bicycle fHre
track AZ ti0i TO 1875 Howell street
50 Coat tsoa. Co the Washington Wire
Works co. tu build shop for wire
works a. 600 80 tn1 YrHier way. 20
cuat $500. % Mrs " n Ellis. To-
atd IL story t. her dwelling a. Is
Valley street to cost $3.50 20 G.
Brown for a t-roam cottage 40 tgit
Twelfth avenue northeast 20 cost
So ta John A Uurkiand f1f r. oue-
story cottage a. r1it Eighth avenue
vest 80 cost 80 20 n kevler for
one-atafY cottage ~ tih ThIrft~th
avenue e. cast sos % = . Sorth.
for a. STORY frame cottage a. 7tts
WaiiluEfnHi avenue - cost feao -
Louis kuufaau. for n four room cot
fBFe - tkto First avenue north. To
cost TOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
BAD FORTUNE
PURSUES THEM

Annie Rooney. who several daya
ago waa taken into custody while
parhding tho streets in an English
guuuera uniform, again spent the
night ~ police hendquartsFH She
wac arrested AT $50 o'clock last
night hy OmcrrH Hubbard ana Pre-
man az n diaordefiy person,
Joe Hanellas an actor. WAS arrest
81 by ptneefa iubahtd and Free
man last night for soliciting drinks
In a low thfater.
Ida woudeoek. f5.year-ols
schoolgirl Was taken into custody
lhat evening az the request II her
relatives. She ran away from home
and will BE- held until her parents
eaii Tor her.
John uierY. -. was again arrest
ed last night az dtHarderiy person
Annie Rooney, the giri who per
aisia 81 wearing mems attire. has
promised To leave town within iwo
days. Almost every day for the last
week she has been at police head
quarters on some charge. The police
are tired Il her methods and Hhc will
either get out on time or spend 20
days IN All
The ease - the state ~ washing
ton against J. y. ana ". r. Ne
Creary. charged with committing ar.
sauit and battery on s. - CuomhH.
vas dismissed this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04

AND WATER
Report Submitted Last Night
Shows Valuable Holdings.

The report 81 the superintendent
of lighting and water works fur
1900. which Was transmitted tn eouu-
ell last night, shows that the city
has III miles OF water mains aud
three pumping stations. the total
value Of which Is $500 600 The
Cedar river water supply system
which VIII cost about s. go. oen, ia L.
be added Go this In the reservoirs
at Volunteer park. Lincoln park.
beaeon hill and Queen Anne hili, the
total capacity ts 81. e36 900 gallons.
Water pumped into the citya set
vice Ia 1899 aggregated lu round
numbers 2.6fl.TNt.aoo gallons. In 1903.
i,iNt,at6.bs5 gallons. Tho system in
iSpa cost Sl2t 35a6 Ia 1910 IL cost
tti5.ta942 The receipts in 1899 were
tt6AOsAfi. and In 1904. SCOT .lts.s6
The need - $50 new hydrnuta waa
pointed out IL was also shown that
fully two-thifdH ~ the water mains
were two inches and irsa ln diHmet-
rr, and at that slEv afforded but Ut.
tie nrc protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04

prepared FOR n trip to san Fran
eisro. She touched port ON Hutur-
DIZZY might Capt ttttlrhsid r. Ia
charge. ana IL accompanied this TRIP
hv his wife aud daughter
The huHantino Ulakeley, capt
Hanson, rut away last night. She
is bound rar Nome. but viii stop at
nearly an ports en- route. ". A
Naudin, owner OF the vessel. and
Mrs. Woodin. were among the pas
srngeru. They are taking a pleasure
trip.
steamer piriRo. with e. passengers
and a cargo OF supplies for south
eastern Alaska. cleared Schwabhch-
ct dock last night Iraa than a
dozen az the passengers are klun-
dixie bound
Manager Peabody. Of the Alaska
Steamship To. reports all passenger
reservations aboard the steamer
Dolphin. which sails for Skngwhy on
Thursday engaged. The company
b now hooking passengers fDr the
Alliance, which leaves one week nf-
ter.
Tho Robert Dollar arrived at san
Francisco Yesterday
The Dolphin. from skaewny f.
due to arrive IN port tonight
steamer south Portland. from San
Francisco. Viii reach here tonight
A telegram received AZ the marine
exchange SAYS that the steamer
taHrinn reached san Francisco this
q fuuaun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
SIMPSON
ON TRIAL
for the Killing Of Vim, Ross,
Near Kent.

ne trial OF Alexander simpson.
eAarxed with murder tn the arst de-
sre-. for the killing OF VIM Ross on
March - last. was begun la Judge
1,rlnn's department Of the superior
curt this morning. Much dinieul-
= was experienced In selecting a
s;rv. and Il was not until $50 that
Ne tury was sworn 20 try the case.
pVoseeuting Attorney Fulton made
an epenlnx address. setting forth the
Gates case. after which court adj
burned until tomorrow morning At
- o'eiock.
ne families ~ both simpson and
Ross we're present in court during
ne proceeAinks.
II will BE- remembered that the
s~sme with which simpson Is charg-
Il was committed az Kent. March -
xhsn Simpson shot and killed VIM.
Ross The men had uuarreied over
~ BOUNDARY line 81 their respective
-zrches fhs day hefore and the fol-
sxiax morning the killed occurred
snpson states thar upon seeing
rpss approach HIS house he Hpnre-
ssn1ed that Ross meant 20 kill him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
BASEBALL
Spokane May Be Up Against II In
TOmorrow's Game.

seattle'H baseball team r. home.
and tomorrow afternoon. at Ath-
letic park, the spokane boys will be
met Local fans say that DuRdaie'H
bunch has taken second wind since
the unexpected defeat Administered
the Portland leaders. and Dug him
self f. Hwelled mp with the promise
that Hockcuhrld VIII he well enough
to play In tomorfoWsH game.
Stuvall h coming along In finr
shape and the doctor gives his 0pin-
Ion that the husky lad Will have his
leg out 81 Hrllnts BY tomorrow and
be ready 10 tramp down dhndeltnnH
and dRiHes At Sundays hig game.
Manager DuEdaln ia A. present
corresponding With eight ~ the beat
players In the East Two Of these
he IL sure Will sign with Seattle lie
II anxious 10 get one more. and with
three additional nrst-class men. h.
says the other clubs Of the league
may take on worn 80 cent look be-
fore the season Is ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state u Washington. for the
county OF King. James spur.
riaintln. VI. Mclvina ]. Dickson.
Defendant. No. Summons.
The State Of Washington TO the
said Mcivtna ]. Dickson:
You are hereby summoned 20 APP
pear within sixty days after the date
OF the first publication 81 this SUM-
mons, 20 Wit. within sixty days after
the sth day OF May. 1901. and defend
the above entitled action IN the above
entitled court. and answer the com
plant Of the plaintiff, and serve a
copy 81 your answer upon the under
signed attorney for plaintiff. at his
office below stated: and In case "
your failure NO to do. judgment will
be rendered against you according 20
the demand of the complaint, which
has been filed With the clerk Of said
court
This action f. brought Is plain
tin against the defendant for the
purpose ~ recovering Sis 90. and the
foreclosure Of mechanics lien here
toforc filed IN the auditors once OF
King county. state OF Washington
for eaid sum against the following
described property, to wit, the west
stAAl Nt As"A Ahi'f taff hlNfh rive 'Al
in Maynard's Addition 10 the Town.
now city. OF Seattle, King County.
Washington, and for decree Of the
court declaring said notice OF lien t.
be lien upon said property and sale
~ said above described property u
satisfy the same.
r. OSBORN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
+. n, Address: No. 707 New York
Block Seattle, King County, Wash
tnEton.
Date Of FIRST publication May eth.
1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04

Fresh meut-Cow beef, Sc ID
steer beef. sac per III; mutton, weth-
er, 9lse. ewes. De. pork, Sha9c per
ID veal, large, Dc; small, l0hc.
Provisions - Hams, large l3c,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
GOVERNOR
vE:TOES IT
No Extra Session Likely to
Be Held.

Gov Rarera has practically deter
mined not 60 convene the Legislature
for the sole purpose Of repeating the
Hhnds hill, relating 60 capital pun
lahment 81 condemned criminals. II
IL stated Ia be hiH purpose fn have
determined by adjudication. Neheth-
CT or not the Rand bill nuliinea the
old act providing the manner hy
which capital punishment shalt be
carried out And, with this purpose
iu view, the governor has nixHlnrd
riH desire tu Prosecuting Attorney
Campbell uf Pierce county, - adj
luditnte the ease II Ebrn Royce,
condemned. az soon nH possible. IN
order 60 learn that ruling of the
courts IN view OF the seeming defect
IN che bill passed by the recent leE-
ialnfufe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
MAYORS VETO
SUSTAINED

A. last nights meeting % the city
council Mayor Humns' veto - tho
building ordinance var sustained By
vote - eight 10 three.
The mayors chief objections 70
the ordinance we're the clauses that
permitted building inspectors 20 en-
ter buildings and residences vhrn
ever thry saw NJ. without first oh
tanning permission % the owners. ~
rs-artiug To due process 81 law. AM
the power conferred on inspectors
"a make arrests for violations % the
ordinance without FIRST securing "a
warrant
The judiciary committee was In
structsd 70 prepare another ordln-
sncs on the lines 81 the Old enc. elm
mating the Objectionable features
set out In the mayors veto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
CITY CHARITY
ORGANIZATION
Monthly Meeting Held and Reports
Submitted.

The monthly meeting ~ tho Char
ity Organization society VAS held
yesterday In the Office In the N~S
York block Much routine business
Was done. and the arrangements for
the annual meeting To be held today
N the Y. ~. e. A rooms was dla.
cuuard The report 81 treasurer. ".
T.. sirrr. showed that t2zg q had been
received from different sources. and
that during tho month % May. tz8t 81
had been expended The amount
paid out for relief work and main
tsnanee u tho bureau - charities
exceeded 1911. The day nursery has
cost the organization 81 FOR the
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04

was received through the mails from
Minnesota, II b. recorded on the
books Of the county
Frank Jones aud Frank James, ae-
cusrd 81 The ballard car robbery, APP
prared before judge Griffin this
morulug and entered pivaa 81 not
guilty
suit WAS commenced ia the nu-
pcriur court this motntus by Victor
Anderson against the wallace Lum-
her 60. In recover Sg7t. alleged to
hr due ON a certain pisce ct land In
Snohemtsh county The plaintln
states iu hts complaint that an
agreement O. buy the property far
the above stated sam WAS made by
the lumber company and that pur-
rnant thereto. So was paid The
plaintiff sets forth that the COM
pAuy now refuses 90 fulull its agree
mcut. and asks the court 10 pass on
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
HUMANE SOCIETY,
Election OF Officers for the Year
Held Last Night.

At is meeting IN the parlors of the
Rainlrr-Graud last nlght. the Seat
tie Humane society elected the fol-
lowing officers. n. 6. Mason. preais
dent. judge q. s. Greene. first Nies
president ur J =. Crichtnu, SECOND
vice president. pf. Hubbard. treas
urer Mw Laurence Gruulund. see.
Rotary The board - Managers were
elected Aa follows Mr. virginia
LyndHli Dunbar. ". =. touovrr J.
? Hartman. Miss Grace HaraevF NJ.
b Augustine. b. =. Hack and Mra
A NJ. BOYD
The eity viii be- asked o. install q
Eas tank al the city pound fo klu
abandoned dogs. instead u shooting
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
ON ORIENTAL
IMMIGRATION
Royal Commission Gets Valuable
Pointers From Seattle.

Tho British Columbian royal com
mission which IL In Seattle 10 In
vestigate the effect Of Oriental Inn
migration on the labor situation a.
compared with this country an
Cnrada. having In view the placing
~ further restrictions on such i'm
migration. found that Seattle has
grown from 5000 In population In
1876, when Chinese were driven out
10 nearly 10000 at tho present time
II also found that the lack 81 RI
large Chinese population hae not Inn
paired the commercial. industrial or
financial importance ~ the city.
The commission left today for Ia
coma. II VIII also visit Blaine. Fair
haven, Portland and san Francisco.
on returning to Vancouver. # Will
hear the argument Of the eounaeIs
for the Japanese and Chinese on the
labor interests 81 British Columbia
pnd the provincial government TN
general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION
Extensive Preparations Made for
Building Grounds.

At recent meeting OF the King
County Fair association the follow
tuE officers were elected Presi-
dent, Geo. ". Dickinson vice prcsi-
dent. Sol &. simpson. secretary and
manager. A. +. Van DE Nanter..
The organization has succeeded Ia
purchasing 2Oe acres OF land five
miles south Of the city for $50 600
and u is the purpose of the assoei-
tion 10 break the nfst sod within
two weeks aud have the fine track
completed by the latter part Of Au-
gust.
For the occasion 81 the opening
races some Of the best stock on the
coast viii be brought here. and the
event viii b. made % equal II not
surpass any similar meet ever held
on this coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
MURDERS HIS
SWEET HEART

CHICAGO June Nils Edna
Stokes. an actress playing AZ che
Victoria thsatsr. thi. city. VAS shot
% death By her lover. Edward FOR
shay. an actor IN the uari1rH ~ th-
vernon hotel. the place where Miss
Stokes vas staying The two had
qunrrsisd violently q few DAYS ago.
at which time Forshay beat Miss
stokes severely. cutting her head.
The murderer sseaprd FROM The hotel.
but Was Hoon captured by the poller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
WATERWAY
DEMURRER

The argument on the demurrer or
the Seattle q Lake Washington Va
terWay Co. against the granting Of
en- Injunction asked for by the
Great Northern Railroad 90. from
filing In % tide lands south % the
city. was continued before judge
Hanford this afternoon General
Solicitor Bum Of the Northern Pa
cifie opened the argument this aft
ernaon. He was followed ~ Gen
erai Solicitor Glover Of the Great
Northern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
TOPICS OF
THE FRONT

Confident that the remarkable rush
10 Nome viii continue for some time.
and believing that the demand for
passenger accommodation warrant
ed the placing Of another steamer on
the Seattle Nome run, the California
A. Oregon Coast Steamship Go. has
transferred the steamer Atliancs.
formerly plying between San Fran
disco and Nome, to Seattle, and she
Will make her first trip from this
port wednesday June ~. sailing ~.
der the direction 81 the Alaska
steamship CO. The Alliance r. one
Of the most substantial boats sailing
to the northern gold fields. She can
accommodate 70 FIRST class and 10
second class passengers, and n BOO
ton cargo. The boat ~ expected TO
reach here the latter part Of this
week.
The State of California. which
rails Wednesday. Is also a new ac-
QUESTION to the Nome run. All N
her passenger reservations have
been engaged, and her cargo Will
also be heavy.
A Star reporter WAS Informed by
the manager Of one large steamship
that he expects 10 add
another big boat. nov in port. 10 his
llst ~ sailinRs this week. and that
u IL quite probable that she viii be-
placed on the Nome run All ~
which tends 10 show that tho A.
aslta rush is not yet on the wane.
Steamer city ~ Puebln. capt. len
sen, cleared her dock last night. Her
r. san Francisco, and she
carried l7j passengers aud ! 200 toms
Of cargo.
The collier steamer Mackinaw ia
lying at the bunkers and Is being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
new LIGHT
Facts Leak Out in the Whit
tlesey Investigation,

The county commissioners who are
eenducting the invcst,gation into the
shoriaKc OF the accounts Of former
cnun,v Treasurer e. y. whttursey
A., advised u an irregularity In the
records. ana reports made by popu-
- treasurer paaden during the
wars 1891 and lSeS, the first two
,..rs q Mr.. Whittlessys term "
smce This fact leaked out from au-
tAentic sources today.
For nearly two months the hooks
have been exported by Thos, Burke
,,A n. Grant. and although but
ar q the accounts have been
Investigated. developments are eN.
naeted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-04
MARKETS..

Anticipating the arrival ~ n
steamer from San Francisco tonight
laden with produce. purchasers were
inclined 20 let tho market alone to-
daF. and sales were slow IN ennHs-
ouencc The market. however. is al
most cleaned vi ~ imported goods.
and the demand Tor home grown
commodities la brisk
oregon and Washington atrawbcr-
rica find n ready market. the form
cr a. 1915 and the lattcr-Clark seed
linEH-&i California bcrrlea are no
longer IN demand
4 feature ~ the market IL Clymnn
plums. the frat Of the season.
Other markets show no change in
quotations.