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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
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which we ask you 20 remember la
that we have OIL ON THE SUR
FACE. You can see II and test g.
Anybody can. You can smell
the gas and test f.. Any
body can. We want you TO see
n and test H. We want every
body TO We have no secrets
about this oil business 90 keep
from any stock holder in this com
pnny We believe We are on the
right track 20 strike OF IN large
quantities. and We want you 10
see what We have seen and your
believe as we believe. then YOU
viii help 20 push "A good thing
along.
4 small block Of stock Mt 3 cents.
par value uno dollar. nun-nHHcsH-
able. Real oil oil clay and gas
from the COMMONWEALTH OIL
cos property. located near South
Hend. Wash. can be seen at alg
New York block.
y. L. MUIR & CO. Brokers.
Phone. Bed 1871. 3i9 N. Y. block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

SIOUX cry. Iowa. Aprn gn-Ii.
htcnen ana William Beaver gre In
jail at Lemara. Iowa. charged with
murder. and Peter Peterson niBo is
under arrest charged with being Sc
reHHary 10 the crime. J. JeHneu was
shot ana killed at Eteasu'H farm.
about eight miles from Irmhfa The
men under arrest claim self =deffnae.
lesson and bic wife kept house for
ftrTen and Beaver De- hia hired man.
Jehhen came home drunk and hbua-
oa his wife. The other men inter
Tered. and two nhotEuus were used
Ia the meifo. Htenen admits that
hv nfcd the fatal shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Bio Fire La hlnhi

And I ran down the street forgot
about my rheumatism. = CumyoW.
Chinese Root Rheumatic cure
speaks for itself. Once. y Lyon
house. Columbia street. sls45.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

To accommodate ne savings depaa-
itorh the Scandinavian American
Bank IL open Saturday evenings
from 20 , o'clock. FOR the receiving
OF deposits only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

phaianx Guaranteed Tanetas.
2s-inch. marked from gl-2s to
81 % a yard
The MacDouEaIl & spufhwick
Co. Guaranteed TndetaH. Il
inches wide. marked from fi.Z5
90 Sc q yard
2s-ineh Black Tanctu. marked
from s. 20 a. Soc "a yard.
36-iuch Black Taffrta. marked
from 81 30 70 gl.05 q yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
$4,000.

NEW YORK. April s8.-Accorsiinz
y general gossip among the mem
hers Il the stock exchange. SIS. 600
vas paid yesterday for a seat in that
-sserrbfv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Dry Goods Department

ioc and isc outing Fiannela az g.
All kinds ~ wooden goods at half
uf8rH and tNHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Expert Typ writer REPAIRING.

We have a factory repair man and
are prepared 10 rebuild old ma
chimes. u. =. Niles. 100 Cherry.
Tel Main, Z5l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Closing Out Sale
now ON at
1929 Second Ave.
The entire stock. fix
lures, counters. show
cases and shelving.
must nc sold within
the next 30 days.

The store WI BE- opcn from Z IN
the morning until az night. The
store must be vacated. 40 the goods
must SO. our loss win be your
gain.
~ =. e.. q. = e l.. -. o.. -. :. -. fs.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
GIVES UP.

.MAAti.A. April 70.--Cien. Alejand-
~ prominently mentioned as like
z successor ~ AguinaldO. has sur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
TOWN BURNT

MILWAUKEE. Wis., Aprl So
Nautoma. the county seat Of Waua-
hnra county, was practically de-
stroycd by fire yesterday,
Loss. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Millinery Department

a small lot of Ladies' Sailor Hats
for Zoe
All the latest shapes IN Sailor
Hats al half price.
4 large assortment 81 flowers Of
III LIrLa IL 1 = lIrIr MIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
HAT Department

Mems soft Crush Hats. blue or
gray. - value. go al soc
Mems 81 etin Hats. 81 %.
Tioya' late style FedorsH. tac.
TtuVHf crush Hafn r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

Commencing Monday. Goth. We will
make special sale every Monday
morning. See our ad. Star Paint
Co.. 800 302 Pike -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
FOUND.

FDuND-A section Of cedar piles
drifting IN Sound between Seattle
and Port HiBkeley owner call at
once CoimHu's Creoaoto Works or
fnipphone Lake int. " O. Kuhley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

To batilesbip. Steamer Albion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Notion Department

Black and White Thread, sizes
80 ana 20. 200 yard Hpouls at &c.
Zoe Tablets for ic. Pint Cups, 1c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Shoe Department

Boys shoes from tic and up.
4 large assortment 81 Mems Shoes
at hair price.
Ladies'. Shoes from 15e and up
Price f. not taken into confederation
These goods must be sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Clothing Department

Mems Pants from ........45e and up
Boys Pants from ...s.,..iHc and up
Mems Suits from .......+f2a % and up
Boys Suits from .......sibc and up
You would have to see the clothing
We have Co judge the value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Ladies' Goods

Ladies' Wooden Skirts from Use
md up.
\ large assortment Of silk Waists.
latest styles. worth So are sass
Cotton shirt Waists from 25c aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Toy Department

We have n lot Of dolls and toys
left over from Christmas. which
viii be placed on sale from 1c and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

.lteep b rnlrd" cllne,s plano hoaae
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
THEMES WERE FRUITFUL
DISCUSSIONS FROM THE PuLPlTs
YESTERDAY.
Nearly All Ministers Referred 70 the Re-
cent National Calamity and the An
niversary Of the Great Storm.

Yesterday was fruitful Sabbath In FUR
nlshlng themes for pulpit oratory. In tho
lending churches Of the city nearly all the
ministers took occasion 90 refer Ia the re-
cent attempted assassination Of President
Mckinley, deprecntng the cowardly at
tempt upon the life 81 the president In the
strongest terms, condemning the motive
thnt prompted the oct and expressing the
deepest soctude for the ultimate recoy-
cry Of the nations chief executive and Of.
fcNng NJ prayer for his dual restoration
20 health.
Another fruitful theme was found IN the
fact that yesterday was the first anniycr-
sary u the great storm that swept this sec
ton on September g. 1900 carrying death
aud destruction IN SIS path and by which
thousands Of souls, without the least warn
Ing, were carried into eternity.
Not only were these calRmities referred
10 from the pulpits 81 Christian churches.
but at the Adath Jcshurun synagogue spe
cial services were held saturday evening
fui the purpose uf Offering prayers for the
recovery ana NE of the president. The
synagogue was crowded to the doors and
there was great Interest manifested In IN,
services. Rabbi Gln2cr delivered an excel
lGut address coudemulng IN the most torct
BILE nus The assassin aud his diaholca
| act speaking iu words Of praise ana roh
! incubation. vi tnc president, as a gentle
man, as citizen aud as the chief cAern
tive II the nation His hearers showed nS
/ thcir close attention and Interest That th'
I word, spoken by Rabbi Glazcr were 10
/ unison with the feelings NJ their hearts
/ At the close of Rabbi Glalers address h'
/ offered the following prayer.
/ He who supports the helpless, spares ih'
/ innocent aud regards the righteous, ma,
/ send ID wholesome cure TO hN cNccllency
/ William Mckinley, the beloved president o.
/ our glorious country May me N"lItln'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
A PRESSURE ON SHAFFER.
Executive Board Demanding that lie
Make Terms, II Is Said.
LEADERS DID NOT 60 TO NEW YORK.
Nearly All OF Them Remained in Pitts
buru--Situaton Appears Darker
for the Strikers.

pi,tshurg September SIT the plans Of
President shafer were for the executive
board TO 60 to New York aud confer win
President Schwab Of the United states
Steel corporation tomorrow, these plans
were abandoned The entire membership
Of the board was IN Plttsbnrg today, WIN
the exception of Vice Pres dents Morgan
jenkins and Larkns, who went to their
homes for Sunday and who were expected
to return to Plttshurg tomorrow morning
President Shanor was not az bis home all
day. and II was stated there that If was
not known where he was or when he would
return
Members Of the executive board said they
did not know whether there would be o
meeting Of tue executive board tomorrow
or not. while the members Of the board
did not say SO, tt was lntimnted boy those
in close touch with them that they had
plainly told President Shaner that set
tlement Of the strike was imperative and
that he had better put himself into com.
municntion with President Schwab and
have a plain understanding at once
In other words the executive hoard ~
the Amalgamatrd association was pushing
the leader for settlement and to end the
battle. IL was said also IA semi -otical
way that possibly President Shaner was
communicating with Mr.. Schwab personal
ly today
Lenders are making strenuous efforts 10
! hold the men In line with the hope that
! some means Of settlement viii come In a
| few days at the farthcs' IT II falls the
men, II Is believed. VIII break away ana
/ return to work as individuals That would
/ b. worse than the terms that have thus
far been offered by the corporation. Az
| the same time the delay under the terms
offered h telling more severely than ever
/ against the strikers and their organization
/ The mills were all closed down today and
preparations were being made 10 start them
| on q moro eXtenslvn hneIh lomorroM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
PERSONALS.

!. j. Summers Of cuero IS stopping al the
u. Mouks Of Bay city is stopping al the
Luwlor
A. p. sauer OF New orleans is at the
LaWlor.
William Perry Of Brenham Is located at
the Bristol.
G. A. Harris Of Bryan is late arrival
f sceber Of New York Is among the
LAWlnr guests.
W. g. Lcggett OF Hickman, KY Is a
guest nt the Bristol.
"A. g. Hunshkcr OF San Antonio Is among
the arrivals al the LaWlor
Mr. Charles Davis and daughter Of III
Paso are registered at the Lawlor.
MIR. A. j. KoWnlskie ana son, Edgar. Of
Brownsville, are guests at the Logan.
4. W. Klrn, representing Fairbanks
SOAP works. OF Chicago Is guest az ia
Bristol,
Mr. II. $. Sessions. well known In bust.
ness circles 10 Ennis, ls "a recent arrival
at the Logan.
Mrs a. r. Palmie Of Cuero, accompanied
{ by Mrs Ada Taylor Gary Of Wharton, nave
apartments at the Logan.
I Judge Wells Thompson Of Maugorda Is
4 in the city FOR a priet stay aud Is Holourn
/ ing at the Hutchlns house.
/ MIR. Maurice Gross Of Galveston was Or
the city yesterday visiting his sisters, VIII,
/ are now located in Houston,
Mr.. Herbert Robertson came az from
/ Galveston yesterday on visit 10 MI
mother now residing IN Houston.
Mr. A NJ Beauenfeld, a mining expcr
Z from san Francisco, arrived no the ctl
last evening and h. stopping az the Logan
The many friends Of Mrs Il. II huhl
mann, who Is now in kerryile Will %,
pleased Go hear that she has greatly ian
I proved.
Mrssrs e. a Low, Jr, aud W " Scar
ey. Jr, prominent young merchants o
: bIeElam, aiv auuus tine ihtt agrnalS 20
The Logan.
Miss Lillian Dalun arrived this morning
from Galveston 90 Visit friends here aui
IS stopping with Mrs. ", A. Rrlchardt
1870 Lamar avenue.
Major ID. L. McGary OF the BoaumA
Age came Ia last night by special Invita-
don from the Left Handed club % par
ticlpAte IN the celebration OF Colonel John
sIon's birthday
Ms } ~ Powers accompanied by hi
daughters. Misses Jennie and stella. lci
last evening for ihe PAn-Amedcnu expos
don and other cities OF Interest, q b
gone several weeks
Masters Arthur Plat ard Rona Ives Z
GroyctOn arrived here Yesterday en- rOui
, Tor san Antonio, for which city they lei
boys. this being their second year AT thl
institution OF learning. They we're accon
panied 90 this city by Mr. A, b. I've
, father 81 Master Rolla, and vice presideI
and general manager OF the Trinity Coul
Z ~ Lumber company, whlch has its mil
/ az Grovetnn. who will remain here fe
{ days on business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
TEMPLE TOPICS.
Y. M. c. A. Has Provided for Lectures
and entertainments.


" M. c. A. Has Provided for Lectures
and entertainments.
Temple. Texas September s.-rhe Young
Mems Christian Association has made ar
rangcments for star course Of lectures
and musical entertainments this fan, with
the opening attraction for some time In
October. There will be ten or dozen Of
the entertainments and season tickets Will
be sold covering the season. The opera
house will be used for the course.
school opens tomorrow and the children's
vacation Is over aud their real trouble.
begin Nothing much hut classification and
enrolment viii be done tomorrow and u
may take several days To get the different
ward schools and main building pupils
properly enrolled.
Mrs. Minis. late widow Of Or. NJ. v MINIS
WAS Yesterday married 10 Prof. Evans %
Eddy. They win make their home So "a
dy
The cotton stealing enterprise has begul
again Ia this section and Yesterday a maj
was arrested for stealing cotton from wag
ons Ia fields lie failed 10 give bond.
Mr. Hugh Carlton, who has been lay
ing OF for some time. IN back With tn
Katy ngRS and holds the position Of bll
clerk
The Dallas fair advertising car was Il
Temple last night aud entertained a larg
crowd With the pictures
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
ANNIVERSARY OF STORM
WAS OBSERVED AT GALVESTON
WITH MEMORIAL SERVICES.
A Large Number Of People Were in At
tendance on the Public
Exercises.

Galveston, Texas. September ,s.-Cerc-
monies concentrating the anniversary OF
the great storm were observed In several
places In the city today. All the churches
In the city except the Catholic denomina.
tior held memorial services this morning
or this evening. The Catholics win have
masses for the dead tomorrow and requiem
high mass viii be sung tomorrow morning
at the cathedral.
public observance Of the anniversary
OF the storm took place at O'Clock this
afternoon at the east end Of Broadway
stree on the beach The Woman's Health
Protective association had charge 81 the
arrangements for the occasion and the exer-
clses consisted Of bilsf addresses and
PRAYERS, followed by planting Of salt cedars.
There was large crowd Ia attendance
ana the following program was carried out.
PRAYER ...... ..,.......Dr. Henry Cohen
Address ........... Colonel X. q. Street
Address ................F Father kirWin
PRAYER .................D DR. w NJ. Harris
Ilautlug cedars.
Tho Pythians also observed the day with
Impressive services which We're held at 4
o'clock this afternoon NJ their hal Tue
SIS lodges united and the exercises con-
sisted III prayers. addresses and singing.
st the First PRESBYTERIAN church the
Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal ana Fresny
terrain churches OF the sclty aeid union tha
memorial service, The following was the
/ program of the service
','"........"How Firm a Foundation.
/ Scripture Lesson-John xiv lparp ...'-t
..,....... .'..... Key. h9nert "HH''E
/ Prayer ........... Rev. Seth ward, d. u
ilymn-No a4l 4. az t. Tbse .
", '.''s.. REV. William j. Hnrsha d. D
] Soio-"Foreycr with the Lord =,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
CALDWELL LOCALS.
Baseball Can Not Be Played Within the
City Limits on Sunday.

Baseball Can Not Be Played Within the
City Limits on Sunday
Caldwell, Texas. September s.-Nilsses
Bessie and Tula Lee have returned from
a visit 20 Independence and Nayasota.
Miss Salile iAsk Of Brennan Is visiting
Mrs. A. G. Farmer.
Miss Mabel Darlington OF Brenham has
returned home after a visit 10 friends and
relatives as this place
ur. John h. Porter of Hutto has been
visiting relatives ln Caldwell.
X u, Fowler operator Of the Cuff. Colo
Tado ana santa re railroad, has gone 60
Meridian, where he Will be- stationed in
the future.
Miss Myrtle Wells of Rockdale. who has
been visiting Mrs T. +. Hudson, has nc.
turned 20 her home
Edgar Henslee han removed 10 wharton.
where he has position In the postoffce.
Mrs. =. " Barnett and children OF Bren.
nam have returned home after visit Ia
Her father and sisters Mr. " II and
Misses Relic and Biddle jenkins
sheriff G. W. Curry has returned from
Boernc after three months staY.
Hon. J. r. Heslep Is visiting his famil,
/ a. his place.
Mrs, W Il sapp ana children have lsr
| for shreveport whore they Will mnkp thei
| future home, Mr.. W. n. Sapp having pre-
! coded them.
The city council has passed an ordlnanc,
| prohibiting the playing % baseball 20,
| SUNDAY Within the ely llmlis. This goe
| into effect Of once.
Miss Mcclellan OF BNownwood has re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
TEXAS EDITORIAL EXCURSION
To Denver, Cripple Creek and Salt Lake
City--Personne OF the Party.

! o OenNcff GFtpptC AfttF anu OdtA 1NN~
City--Personnel OF the Party,
Fred b. Robinson. editor Of the Hunts
vile Item and president OF the Texas
Press association, passed through the city
last night en- route TO Fort Worth IN or
der 10 be IN the Panther city a day aheal
In connection with the Texas fress e&.
cursion to Denver, Cripple Creek ana SAT-
Lake City.
wouid moi be as large as he had hoped
for owing TO the husy season now on Win
most of thc members, and 80 many having
taken the trip TO Buffalo during the sum
uer but that everything had been ar
ranged for a nice trip, anyway:
The party will leave Fort Worth over
the Fort Worth ana Denver city railroad
Wcdncsdny afteruoon. The glitch gardens
win bc visited there that night 10y special
Thnrsday the editors 20 TO Cripple Greek
spending the evening and night there.
Friday morning they start Tor salt Lake
CITY. arriving there saturday morning. Ihe
citizens have prepared an elaborate enter
tainmcnt, Including Visit % Shltoh, the
tabernacle, Bee Hive and other places OF
note md Interest
sunday they viii attend services at the
tabernacle, hearing the great pipe organ.
with choir ~ 100 trained voices. ana a
congregation usually numbering 1000
Monday they leave SAT- Lake, reaching
tirand Junction Tuesday morning, where
an entertainment IS In waiting, including
"a visit ~ the government lndinn training
school and q Colorado sugar factory.
From there HE party VIII return Co. Den
yer over the narrow gauge, getting back
tn Fort Worth nm September go.
President Robinson was accompanied 10y
/ his wife, who Us also hrst voc president oi
I the Texas WOman's Press association.
/ They loft for Fort Worth via The Houston
and Texas Central.
! Following Is the personnel OF hc party
( ~ Texas newspaper representative thai
win make the trp. Others may join inc
! party en- route:
Charles Culmore ana wife Daily Press
{. " Gordon and wife Courier, calvert
Mrs, j. - CranGl and daughter, Baptist
Standard, Dallas
". ". Dexter aud wife OH Guide, Hous
Z, G.. cox mud sister ledger Mc4la.
j. A Thomas and wife, Graphic, Leonard
y. w. Guhbs and son, Headlight Green
Vile
Il A. Yantis aud sister Review. Athens
Miss IIclmenis Whltecotton, Light, Sat
Antonio
Maurice Dunlop. Coaster, Richmond
y. A. Nctnlch, Jnychn, Carrie Springs
Mrs houghton Hail County News, Mem
" p. Blake aud mother, industrial West
II. j Moatt and wife Post signal rho
Point
q. j.. Gresham. Mirror Tcarie
pr. j. S Bailey and wife News Den
ton.
Fred u Robinson president, and VIII,
item, Huntsville,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
lInnnMANN ~ GREAr.

The wonderful entertainments for wnicn
"Thc Herrmanus,' the famous family or
magiclans are noted never fan o. umGsc
aud cutcrtain audiences OF this city When
IL Is announced than the last and only
HerrmBu1 now before the public, Leon
Hermann. 1.-THE Great" VIII shortly NJ
pear In this city, the patrons OF the opera
house tomorrow, matinee aud Night, can
feel assured they VIII witness ana enter
talnment Ia every way up Go the highest
standards Of magic and mystery Leon
markahle OF that famous family. His
father Carl Hermann, took him when :
years Of age 60 train and Kept him until
he was % travelling the world over. Al
that age ~ years he entered the frencR
army, according 20 the laws OF France.
He left the army al the axe OF "a having
aIttafued the rank " sergeant and also the
croes fof the Legion 81 Honor, awarded
Tor saving the life ~ q French 0fhclal IN
China after this he began 60 perform in
Paris where he had a long and extended
run for months and speedily herame the
Idol ~ the Partisan public From THIS gu
his fame was assured. lie performed n
an Europe Asia aud Egypt EteryWhert
his work was known Tor It's originality
He performed before the cEar o. Russia
and The sultan q Turkey lie astouudet
the latter by several sensational fents OF
legerdemain and received from him az
token, a magnificent gold watch, suitably
engraved In geaory ~ the occasion Lcor
HERMANN came 10 America four years ago
and IA now in his fourth annual tonr ~
mis- country. His program the preseh
| season rs said 10 abound 10 nov clilcs neNe
| before seen here and TO surpass an pre-
viohs shorts In that ine