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osaeusIns.alueratIve.

And arain ths eminent authority aaHa-
huf rHaf. huf ssfHlHr poser e the
measure uf fsaHs This faFf BEL st.fuuIInfl
szvfl daF Do almost every community Ia
See rpuuifr AHn $50 MAH Waff.H
HHEAM 90 fsHaT isTfNu AahfsfI
THE lNnNESHEb RAtt ATfnE. ~ sh-
ftft a. tte tla#laz ~ o. lHau al aH#a ia
creased valuation IL is bHHnasa Hfan.
Hsffiau ana meet 10 tfrafft e. asrh
fNgfih American Hstita. Vol i3s. 80. 8
Tha proposition Is o. the true msasaf
- value is Haif evident aHi Dc la hardly e.
D. suplltff thar tie aatt Company ulIi
dream RI Ffafefsfan aEaInaf aH increased
sAaaflHn ln according thrfsaIth.
our petitioner aHHl1 allen DaH e HuEs
EsHs ust the HaH Naslsaaa 10 q fsfF Ha#fas
tive tHHissaas cen - easily aEEaIIAlHfI
True ono tan n e#aI EHafiaE naf - aaHae1
20 produces fHHHH HlHH a. sirFeH HHHu.
HHnt rHtir fest II EmH. fuF WhHeH bala
esfnpauf charges 81 - per Gre fhHzssasd
HlHl- fsef hsH#s saaff fass uf .aai ffs=I zlzaa
80 - uafft ~ SO besides 20 o. aaHfa ~
Haar. sni = eHHEa HaffE 70 tHF rails
fatssaanF usea aHaaf iguuu tens - aaaI
aHfHalIf Ehsse faria lu1irafs tsfFs
safuiaE capacity
Wtffrflfe faaf Isiflirf-f ffaYa aad uIu
ever prey fhaf H#saf fGaaufa fsffHHHfH cite
astt Seattle aaa q Eiefffif Company 81
EleaF before HuslF ttaaara so Haaw aansa
- err ii haH. My fa assessment 80 fha
Esaf isli aiaaiH ri b. Increased - one
NlIiian haiiarH-
F. q HALEY.
rrssrniei - vietaf = I'ainsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
SPECIAL MUSIC
AT THE GRAND
Excellent Program for Mass Meet
ing Tomorrow Night

y. Carlos MeAluster. late Of chi.
raFn. tenor soialst and musical dlfec-
Tor ~ the First NJ y. church. wlll
sinR '-rhc ffoiy city" by request. 81
the union service in the Grand opera
hgure sunday evening. Other So
lectl0ns Win be sung by chorus -
% voices. and a solo quartet hy Miss
Bradley tsuprnuop. Miss EaWspu
frontraitol. Mr. circuit Cbaritonel and
Mr.. MrAilister Geaor).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
SUSPECTED
OF MURDER

Two young men. who refuse TO
give their nance. and suspected 81
the murder of Adolph Schroeder at
Covington Thursday night. wer ar
rested IN Tacoma last night b. Dep
uty Sheriff Cook Of this county.
Deputy Cook was yesterday In Ia
coma on business. Last Night as be
was in the act Of boarding train
for this city. he noticed two young
men. whom he Instantly associated
with the Covington murder. They
answered well the description given
b. Schneider In his dying statement.
Deputy Cook summoned the officer
and the men were lodged in the Ia
coma city all Deputy Jack williams
who has the case IN charge. left this
morning FOR Tacoma 70 determine
whether or not the men shall be held
70 answer for the brutal crime. No
further advices have get been heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
AMONG THE WORKMEN

their willingness 20 donate 20 ths ex.
tent of their treasury.
The clerks union vii give an en-
teftaiumenf next Thursday night.
The Icsncn have donated So more
70 the Labor Temple
The Taiinrs have decided 90 con.
time their 81 cent assessment for the
benefit ~ the iron trades strikers.
The cooks and Walters union have
found that their rules and those Of
the Marine Cooks and Stewards
clash and Bakers also IND difHcuis
~ in working afiuat for tho same
reason There has been no serious
difficulty over the matter. and 70
prevent any 90 was referred 60 The
organization committee for the pur-
raae ~ adjustment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
'INJUN HIM NO
MAKE WHlSKEY"
But lohn Thomas. Indian, Was
Drunk All the Same

John Thomas. an Indian. Vas again
arrested last night Tor being intoxi-
Gated.
Where did you get that whisky.
asked city Attorney De BruIer this
morning.
White man give him 70 me" an
swercd the awarthy aborikln~ with
n grin.
Now you know that isn't -. E" said
Mr. De uruier.
4 got him from white man In
Jun no make whisky" said John.
What is the matter with you.
John. Where 10 your frieudaf"
Me friends said the prisoner. II
got too many friends That's Why I
here"
Judge Miller gave the prisoner
couple u days Ia the chain sans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Sending More Notices

The nsscssment notices FOR the I'm F.
provement Of Sixteenth avenue and
Sixteenth avenue north ere being
sent out 20 property owners by the
city clerk. The improvement Il
aidewaikinF and curbing and ex-
tends from East Madison street to
the north line Of -. ~ Cranes ad-
aItLnn.
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The Talon Record says today;
The following new delegates were
obligated and seated a. the meet
Ing Of the Western Central Labor
union "Wednesday evening Tailnra.
Norman Davis. Stationary Firrmen
". e. HaWlvY trs.eieetHdi Bakers
Charles BENNETT. Butchers. J. raHu-
"a PrsHsrmsn. " J BaTHefts. Team
Drivers. =. =. Tryon.
The bakers VII give n dance ana
picnic on the afternoon and night -
September 3
~ IL reported that the Brewers
have donated an additional SO 90 the
iron trade strikers and 80 81 the mill
workers On strike.
The Butchers have donated 81 70
the iron trades men aud declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
SOCIAL ITEMS.

Mrs. y. e. Neufeidcr gave a lun-
ehe0n az the Firloch club on Thurs
day az 1870 O'Clock. The decorations
were Ia France roses and ferns.
Mrs. q. l.. Denny gave "a delightful
lawn party on Wednesday afternoon
to n number Of friends The guests
we're conveyed In launches from the
Eagle boat house 10 Mrs. Denny's
home. Mrs. Denny was assisted IN
receiving BY her sister Mrs. VIM.
Calhoun and Mrs. Howard Thomp-
son.
es
a pleasant surpEiae party was Civ
en- Mr. Emil Buhtz on "wednesday
evening 10 honor ~ his birthday.
Those present we're: Miss Susie
Buhtz. Mias Mary Rinehart. Miss
Nellie Riuehart. Miss Kittie Brooks,
Miss May Ford. Miss Bessie Hazelet.
Miss May Baker. Miss Helen Hub
bard. Miss Lucy Alexander. Miss
Nettie EIakney. Miss ollie Gof. Miss
Fannie Cor. Miaa Priscilla Thomp-
son, Miss FerHe covert. Mr. a. J.
Buhtz. Mr. 4. Huntz. Mr.. Eliinger.
Mr. Wagner. Mr. I'D. Ester. NJ
Martin Ester. Mr. Bert EillnRer, Mr..
Mailet WiunlnRham. Mr. Henry
Koefer and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Bennett.
on Wednesday evening. at six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
HIS CLOTHES WERE
OUTSIDE WINDOW

When G. Y. Young ~ LIS Twelfth
avenue south woke up this morning
he discovered that his clothes were
laying on the damp ground outside
~ his window lie quickly came 60
the conclusion that all was not au e.
should be, and made haaty exam
nation Of thu premises. burglars
had entered the house during the
nlsht through a window and ran.
sacked the house. They had taken
his clothes outside and removed us
from the pockets. They then drop
ped them on the ground and escap-
ed The matter was reported 20
the police. and detectives are now
ON the go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

To the following persons. II. Nc
Fnrlpnd. G. 4. Lord, r. +. Barnes,
j. w. clark. W A. Elliott. g. H.
Wise. r l.. Nanderhurst. ". Il. Gib-
son, n. Saunders, j, r.. sutton. ]. 3D.
Davis, Charles Bowen. T.. !. paveu-
port ON August %. 1901. at ten
o'clock "a. m, the proprietor Of the
Hotel Brunswick. Seattle. Wash,
win sell all OF certain unredeemed
baggage for lodging and storage
charges due
J. J. CuNNINGHAM. Prop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
GIVEN PLENTY
Time To THINK

7. raH-sia. gardener. was afreat-
ed last evening for blocking the
street. by OWcer fFndccn. Ife wac
nnei g. BY JudRe miller.
Thomas Peak vas arrested hF on
Ger Smith last night on suspicion.
Charles Martin vas arrested hy
Tailor Grant iast night on suspicion.
Charles GivinH. ". blake and Dan
sullivan we're arrested bY PATROL
man Mnyou last night AZ a yaeranf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
The Boy Was Drunk

hatrotman hadecu Yesterday mr.
rested two pressmen. e. smith ana
j. kllieeu, for drunkenness smith
ls hut lie Years OF age and the police
are cndeaVeriug 90 ascertain whore
he procured the whisky lie told
Judge Miller this morning that a
man had given 10 90 him on tho
street hut the story WIS dlserediird.
The boy Waa discharged and his
friend Kiiieen fined S..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Little Elmer Again Homeless

Little Elmer Blake IL again out In
the world About two years ago
the little fellow. who r. ~ years old.
came 10 Seattle with his mother. She
left him In a room on Railroad ave-
nue. alone from morning TIN night.
The police finally took the boys case,
In hand and secured him a home. lie
was finally. after months 81 wauderJ
ing. placed with Mrs. Bayles at South
Seattle. There he stayed for ReceraI
months Mrs Bayies died Wedues-
day and left little Elmer homeless.
Major Newell has now taken the boy
IN charge and he VIII be put In the
home for boys and girls at East Sc
attic
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lie excused the continuance Of the
south African war lay pointing cut
the difnculty and extent OF country
IN which IL is hetns waErd.
Ho thanked the commons far itH
iherallty in money grants Ia the
crown. praised measures passed dur.
ing the session and expresses salts
faction az heinz allowed 20 make adj
ditIons 10 the royal title,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
EXCUSES WAR

LONDON. Aus. 1.-THE members
Of the house Of commons assembled
IN the house OF lords today Go listen
20 king Edwards rroroeatieu
speeeh.
The king expressed satisfaction at
Yngland's good relations with other
paWers and az the amica BILE settle
msnt Of the Chinese crisis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
A Broadway Club

A meeting will be held next Tues
dav night at Pilgrim church. corner
Republican street ANA BroaaWay' 10
complete the organization OF the
broadway Improvement club. The
club will be composed u residents ~
tbot part of the city known az the
broadway district. At the Tuesday
pigbt meeting officers will be elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
TALKS ON
ORIENTAL
QUESTION
Jacques Taffanel, Diplomat
of France, Returns
From China.

Jacques Tananei % Paris, REP
rpSsntative 81 France IN the dlplo-
matte service, Just returned from
China. was a guest AZ the Rainier
Grand last evening. leaving this
morning 20 continue hts Journey
East. lie has been In the Orient a
year. being sent b his government
70 help adjust the indemnity France
will demand % che Chinese for the
Boxer uutrages.
N. Ta1anel Is naturally reserved
en- the success % his diplomatic mis-
slon. but talks freely on various chi.
usxe topics. He says the result Of
the negotiations between CHINA and
the allied powers vii doubtless BE
that the open door vii become the
established rules. This. he predicts
viii mean expansion % the trans
Pacific trade 20 an iillmitable meas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

O'Clock Mlaa Rachel Fitts aud Mir.
a. a. Hueitna we're married at tho
residence of the hrldea mother. SOC
Twenty seventh avenue south. by
Rcv, T.. " Randall The reception
WAS held at $ o'clock at the home of
Mr., tlugblnH. sr.. 1905 East Flr street.
Miss Huekins. sister ~ the groom.
acted as bridesmaid. and At. crock
ct Ftttu as best man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

To EXECUTION
Sheriff cudihee Observes Usual
Courtesy In NordsirOm Hanging

Invitations to be present az the ex-
ecution Of Charles W. NordHtrom.
on Friday next. August .. viii be
mailed BY Sheriff Cudhce a. ahefiys
Throughout, the state. sheriff Cudl-
bee intends that the execution shall
b. private aud VII issue Invitations
only 20 officials.
The Invitations are printed on reg
ulation mourning bordsred paper.
The scanorld for the execution
stands completed in the attic % the
court house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
GAS COMPANY CHARGED
BV PETITIONER
WITH HOLDING UP CITY
Board OF Equalization Asked to Assess the Seattle Gas
Electric Co, on $4,000 900 Worth OF Property
Instead OF S454, 385-Payment Of S2500
Per Year Into the Treasury Is
Evaded by Iugglery.

The Seattle Gas 4 Electric g..
stands accused before the County
Hoard Of Equalization 81 having
lodged the payment Of enormous
sums IF money properly due from Il
Tor taxes. Al the present time IL II
charged with evadinn the payment
ct AZ least $4,000. due for taxes for
the current year
II has also. according t. the rhare
90, failed In past years 70 put IN a.
property az IA fair valuation and has
thus deprived the public treasury 81
receipts amounting to "a prDdiRlous
total.
The areuacr ~ the Gas Company Is
the we'll known hotel man. q. :.
Bailey. In n carefully drawn peu
tlou presented hy him q the board
yesterday. he presents starting az.
ray of facts. proving from the gas
compauY'a own admissions in court
recently, that u has either been uu.
der-vaiuing lts plant 70 the asseaaos
by at least ONE MILLION DOL
LARS OF has illegally issued bonds
for ELEVEN HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS. iu direct denuues
Of the provisions n the law relating
90 bond ISSUES. Mf HALEY says thar
he takes IL for granted that the com.
rany has not violated the law. thrrs.
by laying itself open - legal pro.
ceeiluEs. and that Il must therefore
stand convicted % having lodged o.
taxes In a most outrageous manner
In brief. Mr. Bailey states that the
present uioo 900 bond issue u the
company requires. according O. Law.
the possession ~ the gas company
% property worth double the amount,
ie4 400 coo. whereas It's sworn
statement Co the assessor puts the
total value of It's property az only
tttAas5f
Mr.. Bailsy's petition reads ~ fol.
lows:
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Special Meeting Of Chamber

The chamber u commerce commit
tee on manufacturing sites was call
I'd this afternoon 20 meet at II
o'clock Monday 20 take an several
matters % importance which are not
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Parents Couldn't Stand I,

The parents Of Geo. Howard -
North Seattle had him arrested this
afternoon and charged with habituaI
arunkenneaa. lie II ~ The city laLI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Boxer Excitement

The Boxer excitement" said Mr..
Tananei. was speedily subdued b.
the sight o. European hayonets. ami
there Is none % L left save In ths
most remote districts. There are
still some skirfnishes there between
Europeans and Chinese. but In few
months Il viii have ceased entirely
Il look for an entire change Ia the
ruling family OF China. ard the res
cue Of the Emperor KwanE Hsue
from the prison IN which he Is viz
tualIy confined BY the dowager EN-
press and her generals. The re-
fornist parties are making great
gains everyW here. This means the
early enfranchisement OF the nation
and IS early uplifting 10 its place
among the world powers. Unless
this comes, the partition % China
will surely come. Russia and Eng
land getting the largest shares"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
ON SOUND
and SHORE

Steamer Ai.Ki. Pacific Coast 90
sailed FOR Lynn canal points this
morning ~ iO o'clock. She took few
passengers. bat a Fun cargo ~ gener.
al mere handiae. In addition M. took
70 head Of cattle and $50 sheep.
The hallbut schooners Decker and
Crescent tied up at their docks last
night They brought about 20 eee
pounds ~ nHh.
The city Of Puebia. from Frisco.
is due 20 arrive in PORT AZ G o'clock
this afternoon.
Tho brig Courtney Ford r. due
from Nome some time today.
The steamer chico. which has been
lying IN the stream for some time.
viii likely De sent with freight 70 st.
Michael. She IL under charter 10 A.
l.. Russell - Vancouver and viii
take her cargo from that port.
Three -fourths of the Dawson freight
Is now being sent via st. Michael.
shippers say that tho reason for this
is that the white Pass 4 Yukon rail.
way hHa killed all competition on the
skaFwny route and made rates ex-
eeasive. This company owns q boats
plying on tho lakes down 20 Dawson.
Twenty Of them are now tied up for
lack 81 traffic. Shippers have found
It ta their advantage to ship by st.
Michael, because there r. more com
petition and rates are not 30 high.
The KOgmua liner Neko did not sal
yesterday nS was expected, but viii
20 tomorrow. She VIII go 20 Val
paradise and other south American
ports. Her cargo consists W about
1000 tons OF flour. grain. lumber an1
mating.
g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle and vicinity and
Sunday. fair: light uoTtherly winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

". and Mrs. Hucklns viii be at
home 70 their many friends after
September ist. a. 7es Tenth avenue
The ladies ~ the Plymouth church
sfs giving an excursion on the
Bound this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
The Toll rent

HHaEfs Waah Aan Isfh tu0i
2 THE HHnarahie Toe tsazFs - f4Baiits
atiHH - Assessments faf klHg r1uaf5
Aifs rs faiiqwlHE sfatsnsrHf - fats
ani lsEti5#H ts respectfully saaasitts1 e
lear MzHaEas Nfth 80 dsalfs 90 tha part
- saaf Hsfttt nsfa. that &c maI b. e sane
small assistance - gaa.
STATEMENT 80 TAeTR
TNa Seattle uaa EtaHarsH Eampanr.
b. stan tie affnfi .at- giaeH - Nasinsss. ha
vel - Hs afaf~Fty real sa3 lsftaaal ia
fhs ctr - seattle. risinss - have tnVrsfad
rn ts basisarsf tn sait ctr n 80 CsaHtf
e hfHH fHH slm m unn MilHHH urr Hue
ffesf THaHsant tuilsfs lfHH frfifrafian
~ thts stafeaaHft see Paragraph O. ~ tha
safH33 statement ~ facts 81 HHsas Sc ID
"a r the aareFiaF Iaurt = AlHr CnsfnfF
ne In eAmnm No Hg4 ~ ts4 EAfHalt Fu1ff
q ere HnitHi States. District q wash
Nor f#NA
saia avattis Css 8 Efseuae casupsar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Bonds Approved

The bonds ~ T. y. Rordin e. @,
for the Improvement Of Twenty-aeg-
snth avenue south, 1900, and Tweu-
ty-hrst avenue south. 1880, were APP
proved ~ the mayor and filed this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

The Travellers association. 900
strong. went over to Tacoma this
morning on the George r. starr.
They VIII spend the day and return
On either the Flyer or starr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
uoyo tbe NeuA In Camp.

YOU can have the Star mailed 10
your camp address AZ the same price
II be- delivered In the city. z5c
month
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Fast Steamer for Tacoma Route

During tho carnival tho steamer
Athlon leaves Columbia dock $3.50 n +.
m. arrives Tacoma 1913 o. M.
leaving Tacoma s =. m. arriving Sc
attic 9i5 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

First Mental Science Temple-Ma.
sonic hall. cor. pike and second. AZ
8 u Am That Am" by Prof Knox
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nnIIx FroursIons 10 Navy Yard.

Steamers from Columbia dock TO-
30. 1890 %. mp LIS, 2.l5, $3.50 D. m
5oc round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

The L'Anesro club gaye an exaur-
sion on Wednesday evening on tho
sound. The next excursion viii be-
sINon ON Auauat ss.
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Rory Darling

ny special request chauncey OIL
colt vii sing tonight his famous
Rory Darling"
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I. Company tsw.s,s,tsr1

Hfh fhs iaw ana fHs rfaF .Ha ~ fHs
ffast Has.s auuff infleata fHaf two MuIsaH
THH NaH.ifaf shfaasafsa - liars is zee tfsH
saHaa - salt FfaNeftH Oh 10 uat 30 -
preserved ffat satt Eanaraur 10 tau
NfFaAaf
nss tas tsa raila fss TIE ysAr i-o1 ahas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

THE Star will be- sent to campers
In any part Of the state, without
extra charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

For gas and electric hxturcg. Kll-
bourne 4 clark co. SID Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

Dr. John +. Sweeney office Hotel
seattie-haa returned from his vnco-
ton.
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IN THE COURTS

y. s. Richards complains % his
wlfe'a eHfravaRnnce and among 9th
or things sets up grounds for a d.
vurre. Richards states in his com
pinIut that Notwithstanding the fact
that he was drawing salary ~
u2s per month hs could not satisfy
the demands % his wife. Lizzie lie
says ahe kept him constantly deep
IN debt until he was obliged 90 sep.
arnte from her one-time cunEeuiel
lie resigned his po-
sition nj the time Of the separation
and hasn't seen his wife since. but
ne says he n advised that ahe ia on
the variety stage in Omaha. Neb.
A decree Of divorce was signed this
morning Ia the case Of James a.
woodruff against Clara NJ. Wood
run.
James l. Peterson brought suit IN
the superior court this morning
against tho North American Trans
portatIon 4 Trading co TO recover
1890 for injuries received by n fall
from a barge owned by the company
and on which ne was employed nt
the time
Emma Hastings has brought suit
for divorce from John W. Hest
luRa. on the grounds Of non-support.
and inhumau treatment.
The parties were married IN the town
Of Coamopolis wash, July ~. 1888.
Tbe platntn asks that she be re-
rtored her maiden name, Emma
summerville.
The following disbursements were
made today by the county auditor;
From road fund. t5.tto93. from
road and bridge fund, t5.s2205; from
current expense fund. tio.tssjS.
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aLittls oftho lev

In thfs connection it aiu cleo BE- fvHeHIs
hstet that tss las - she state % WHaas
lHatan provide Uaat
80 aafusFafinn HFHHnIsft under ths
lfasIsiaua 30 thH eHasfs shall ~ en-
tasAlIHatlaH ~ construction. - tfrHsa q
fszzassa fhs fnarf e tsaaiaa tilis ratsa ~
atHsf evidence - tsaE faF eifralattah -
fiaHass o." Provided furthrf TtaH
fHa afaaisians ~ fhfa assfiaa stau 81 au#
ply % ths dei.HHfaf 81 faufa % anH
saaNaaF duiF iteafaeHatst Hnasr tha St..
Visions ~ thta chapter. faa gaFfnenf =
ahssa AahaHtHrra o. Hf5a shall Dc
HHFeH g. ah aHfaal tfaaHtef of real estate
sssaa8fIEie# fuT fhn feaHHHH aH1 TfUterfiaH =
+ i4f# hassfs ~ aala aslsHnfafsas 90 bsslsHts
a5HHh ssraFfftrs O. ha az teauf squat la
zazaunt e. tite faf Hafaa - rHrh fsfasE=
faHas - tarfs. All - - arsi urrs ulHn
fHs ufiaEauIf.errt fsaH estate uurth af iszss
tie ths ansHsrf lHaHrl ffFfHan tHHz
fssH Haiiir gvr'a Ea.fss aHa Sc
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slsll Navy YARD and BattIeshlos

Steamer leave Columbia dock
say 20. $40. 100 d. M. lis
80. ~ ,. ~. &c round trip.
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JoBBlNG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY1


Lemons tio0aG 90 hox; lines.
a5aG per cases cooking apples. taea
81 90. eating apples, Sib0U2on. Val
encin oranges. 1ooW5oO; bananas.
s. 0om3On. olives. t0atac, per gallon.
ernpe fruit. S200m2.b0. pIneupplcs
81. 0OW9.GO per du1. lccal peaches. I5H
81 40. Cnntalouues. 81 2bH 30 per box
raapherrics &20nff2 %. hlackherries.
81 2aml.50, pears f2.0n, water melons,
a.. 50m1b0, plums 7bCmfl,00
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slf. CIV on Evef'il ana afeYhound

Excursions 90 Tacoma. Elks' Cnr-
nlval. see display ad. this page 80
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Excursion to Tacoma. Elks chr
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II e. expected that the Chinese
Mutual liner Hysau will sail FOR san
Francisco today. Tnia boat has been
held in this port for several days on
account NJ the strike situation In
Frisco.