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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-20

The London Globe continues to beTsil
the nervelessness of the British foreign
Office in regard to the Russian activity
at Msnchura, and reiterates its appeal to
the United States to rid herself Of the
influence of WI Ting Fang, the Chinese
Minister at Washington, and glamour
the Russian diplomats and thereby save
the northern CHINA market to the cot
ton mills Of the United States.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-20
Death Ex-President Harrison.

Ex-president Benjamin Harrison
died at his home in Indianapolis, Ind,
on Wednesday, after an illness CT q few
days. His death vas quiet and pain.
less, there being general sinking un-
til the end came, which was marked by
single gasp for breath, as life de-
parted from the body Of the great
statesman. TIE relatives, with 9 few
exceptions, and several Of his old and
tried friends, were at the former presi"
dents hedsida when he nsssad away.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-20
Enf q PrioeleEa Relic.

81 married you for your money!"
The cried, bitterly.
Then, by visible effort controlling
her sobs, she went on, boarsely:
"And that is why you look like 80
pents to me now."-Baltimor AmeCi-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-20
Not Teddy'S Wav.

The Philadelphia Bulletin remarks
that Teddy betrays symptoms of az
unWilliDgness to lie quietly in TIE vice
presidential vault in which Mr.. Hanna
has placed him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
John r. Miller Post Res oluiionB

The John F. Miller Post. No. y.
q. a. II. - its regular meeting last
nizht. adopted a sst - resolutions on
the death ~ the president. comfads-
In.artla - The members Ills Death.
they declare. removes one II The ua-
lions greatest rtateHfnen. hFaveut
soldiers and nohisrt citiHrns. The
resolutions end with declaration
that anarchy must not live IN our
land The resolutions committee
v-as CONFUSED ~ y. Osborne. J. ".
f.auFly and r. ~ sehroek.
Tha pct decided % meet ~ -
post roam IN the Pacific block a. 2
y. m. Thursday and march IN a body
10 the Armorv Az old soldiers ana
spanish American soldiers and cite
gems IN general arc invited r. Join IN
the procession.
A eamlfnttes composed Of r. o.
borne. 4. r. Foot and =. II. iseEair
was appointed Co wait On the Eeueral
COMMITTEES having the memorial scr.
ice in charge. and ask recognition ~
the Grand Army Ia the memorial
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
QUIET TOMORROW
But Little Business on the Seattle
Water Front

A quiet day IL expected on the city
water front tomorrow. cut Of a..
apeet 70 the ceremonies attending
tho funeral ~ the martyrcd president
nearly al the docks and shipping or
fees VII be closed. The sehwabach-
err dock VIII be closed for the whole
day unless tho Excelsior arrives.
when only the absolutely necessary
business viii BE- transacted. The Ar
hngton dock win De closed during
the entire day, on account Of the
great number ~ small mail steamers
that land az the 0aibralth and Lilly
nogardus docks they vii have Go be
kept open. only business connected
with the carrying ~ the mail viii be
transacted. however. The Ocean
and Yealer docks win be closed dur
ing the afternoon. At the Columbia.
Colman. Ferry ana Flyer whnrvea
ouiy the absolutely necessary trans
actions viii be made and In all
proba bilitY they viii be closed In the
afternoon.
\ number 81 the mosquito fleet
will he laid up 90 enable their
crews 20 attend the services. Tho
Capital city and Multnomah on the
olympia run viii not make the trip
tomorrow Their mail business Will
be done hy the Aberdeen going 90
olympia and the Olympia going 60
Hoods canal The North Pacific wiil
not make her run % Nletofta and
the Greyhound will not do any bust
ness on the Everett route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
TIRED or LIFE
Young Mans Desperate Attempt at
Seli.Destruction

Valsntlns dohlc. n young man 81
between g and % years Of ags made
desperate attempt 90 commit sui
eide on the Great Northern train
while on the way 90 Seattle last
night james Gregg Of this city.
who helped resuscltaie Gobls. said
today
I'VE we're iust about half an hours
ride from SPOKANE when the eoaaae-
tor walked INTO our ear and inquired
whether l NaA Doctor. Some Of my
friends on board told him I wa ard
hs told me 20 come into the day
coach. that q man had taken poison.
/ hurried In aud found Gotia fat
nncoumhins q the Influence q the
narcotic I had faint idea e y hat
ought 90 ha dane and 20 took him IN
10 our car end walked him W and
down and beat him and gave him
what snittieH No had on hand. l
asked him Why be tried % xiii him
aelf and ne said. 4 am tired 81 iife..
Several times he begged 81 ~ 70 let
him 30 n teleKfaphiuE ahead We
finally Eut a physician at EWsIi
where h. uap taken from The train.
We searched bis clothes and found
papers Of distinctly anarchlHtie zen =
umanfa We asked him about these.
but no refused 20 answer our qaea-
lions tie Wa IN a fair way 60 re-
cover when 80 lefg him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
DROPPED DEAD OF
HEART DISEASE
Sudden Death OF Well Known Bal
lard Minister

while returning from visit 10 the
Seminary at 6 o'clock last evening.
Rev. y. l.. F0rdney. formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Bal
lard, dropped dead. II ia supposed
that heart disease was the cause.
Coroner Hoye waa notified and the
body was removed 10 Buttcrworths
rnorBue.
Rev. Mr.. Fordney. who resided AT
1925 Twenty avenue, was not
actively engaged In ministerial Work
a. the time Of his death. He was 81
years of age and iH survived by a
widow and three children. lie was
q member ~ the O. a. X. and the
odd Fellows.
Moretta church. aged months,
died at 2gi2 First avenue last even
ing. The body IN ~ Butterworth'H.
Adam Htreib. aged 80 years, died
at Sidney yesterday morning.
Autopsy Physician Ostrom this
morning made a pOstmortem exam
Ination Of the remains Of Rev. y. l..
Fordney. who dropped dead last ev-
eninR. II WAS found that the de-
ceased had organic heart disease,
which undoubtedly caused hts death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
INADEQUATE FIRE PROTECTION
Responsible .Or the Loss Of Dollar Resi-
dence on Queen Anne HlIl-Ran Nearly a Mile
to Reach Fire Box

saving an cnort was made to save
the Moore house nearby. This was
also an flames, but with What uttit
water obtained their task was hard,
and with difficulty the first was ex-
tlngulahea.
Airs. nergman and her children
were alone In their home az iili
Orange Place. MIR, bergman being
cut of town. The family, whom
awakened by a noise. discovered the
house VAS In flames They barely
escaped. Their clothing aud all thcir
belongings were burned No tele-
Phone was az hand aud no ire boxes
we're In the vicinity. After running
three-auarters of miIe an alarm
was teisrhoncd 20 headquarters.
How the nrc snrtod, no one knows.
The residents 81 Queer Anne Am
have of late made several complaints
about the inadequate fire protec-
ton In the district. The fire last
evening revealed In a startling light
the existing conditions A. the last
council meeting an appropriation
was made Tor three fire hoNea on the
hill. hut even with these the protec-
ton Is net enough in the minds Of
the property owners,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
DAMAGE
CLAIMS
GALORE
General News In King County SUI
poror Courts

Patrick ]. and Martha smith have
SUED the city Tor 5000 damages Tor
injuries To the latter caused BY "A
tall through defective sidewalk be-
tween Pike ana Pine streets on Bee
und avenue.
Mae Dorothy was committed To the
Insane asylum by Judge faliman
yesterday She thought ahe WAS a
sister Of ekalgoas
The viii OF Daniel schneider. late
~ South Park. waH probated yeatcr-
day, Lie son. Fred Schneider Ia en-
ecutor.
Henry pfelffcr has sued the Pa
cifiu Coast 20. Tor 5000, alleging that
the company loat hts baggage on the
pyea flats IN the .srsat rush Of 1895
Robert r. Mordan. a ionEshore-
man. fen through an open hatch into
the hold ct the steamship State %
California On June - last. receiving
injuries which caused his death ien-
nle Mofdau his widow. and Geneva
Mardan. yesterday sued the Pacific
Coast ca. for $4,000 damages. aileH-
ing negligence on the part Of 81
agents.
Merton /. 0rnnt suffered a broken
lea and other injuries iu a collision
on the Seattle q Rrntun railway last
fall. lie has sued the company for
s. 90.
Harvey Teneh wants ts249 from the
same corporation. also for broken
les The accident occurred In Feb
ruary.
The Jury In the Bert briggs case
returned = verdict Of guilty a. 1850
last night
Edward Parsons has brought suit
for fs9a damages from Z. Monroe.
Frank Monroe. John Cnrt. siiaa n
rhipiey Charles smith. FlskeY nar.
nett and George kiunehr. alleging
them % he the owners - the Star
Music hall and therefore responsible
for an assault which he eialuh Was
made upon him AZ that place hY EN-
rloYrr On the evening % July - lie
alleges that h was beaten over thr
head and body with a heavy bottle.
severely ii turing ana lneHfatius hin.
because be refused % submit 70 the
rxtoFtion ~ s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18

The residence OF Nels bergman.
At the summit % Queen Anne hnl.
was burned 10 the groand shortly
before IL o'clock last ntEht. at loss
Of ssoo0. and the residence ot Harry
+. Moore. a few rods distant. was
damaged to the extent Of $50, only
one hydrant was available and u was
almost Impossible TO Sot the chcmi-
cal engine near the house.
shortly before i2 O'Clock someone
telenhoned fire headquarters that "A
building on Queen Anne hill was Ia
flames The department started for
the scene OF the fire ana BY the lisht
given cut by the burning dwelling.
easily located the house. AZ the
foot 81 the hlll four horses HAD 20 be
attached 20 each truck and then u
was with difficulty that the Hin was
assembled. once az the summit new
difficulties confronted the flrcmen.
To arrive az the burning house u
was necessary 20 80 through guam
tity Of brush and small trees. The
house was finally reached and found
60 be burned almost 20 the ground.
As the Bergman rusidencs was past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
CLIMATE AND
CROP REPORT
Bulletin OF Local Conditions for the
Week lust Ended

In his climate and crop report.
william Dell acting weather abaer=
yer FOR this section. sums up local
conditions for the week ending yes
trrdhy, as follows
The week just ended has been d
little warmer than the previous one.
although slightly below normal
light rain occurred on the 18th
throughout tia state. in the eastern
section u continued until the 18TH
ana In the northeast counties much
longer. kome damage was done 70
the unHtncheal and 90 unhouHed
wheat IN stacks. causing n 20 Hpfaut
cat harvesting VAS delayed in a few
localities. but as a whole. the rain
has done an immense amount Of
good % AT late root crops. late APP
pies. pluma. etc has revived the
truck gardens and pnHturn Een. In
fact. has put z new life into all veRe-
tntlou and hhH cleared the afmo=
sphere ~ that dinu. mantle u
smoke that has hung over the olym
pic ana Cascade mountains for the
last two months. and u has put the
ground into fine condition for ulaN=
inE ana for seeding fall wheat. which
has now commenced During the last
three days of tho week. che weather
has been clear and very pleasant
FROST had Injured garden veFe-
tables IN exposed places Of Pierce
ana kitiltaa counties ia the latter
part or last week
"chrinn which n famous fer fire
fruits. reports apples peaches and
other fruits good A good crop uf
italian and Petite rrunes IL report
FL In Pierce county.
Harvesting 81 the suRnr-bsei has
commenced in Spokane county. Corn
IN reported ripe and the crop is light
Potato diKEiag has commenced. and
the rrop ia reported 90 be below the
average Hop picking n az its he Hht
crop fair 20 good. quality good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18

70, ewes. dlse. pork. % per III. veal.
large, Sc. small. ioc.
Provisions Hams. ibc. breakfast
backs. Zoe. bellies, lie,
buttor Cheese. Lggs and Poultry
Butter Washington ereamertsn.
pound prints. gee. Eastern Iowa
and Elgin. aae. fresh ranch. isaltu.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream. i2Mi24c. Eastern. New York,
tQllci Wisconsin, itc. California.
lvhWlihi Hoauefort. ttc. Edami
81 .0UuiG00 per cane, New York,
ibWlNc. fimhurEer sG4iIes brick.
itUl7e. EwisH. isniacE
Egss strictly fresh ranch. 27e'
Eastern. tf1ggc.
Poultry Hsna. ilMnisc. large
spring. i4Hile. broiiers. ifHl6e
ducks. ia4la9c. turkeys. i2ise.
Corrected Daily. The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro
Queer la round lots on the dock or Ia
the car a. Seattle
Grain oats. f2gs barley. 1880
wheat chicken feed, 80. corn. ti.sl
per 100 pounds
Hay PUGET sound. per ton. ttaoo;
Eastern Washington timothy ti4Q
10. alfalfa. Go.
Butter Fresh ranch. i8dtt ma
tive creamery. geM23c.
Cheese Native Washington. lee.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch 25e
Eastern. t64zac.
Poultry Hens. i0Hi0iAc large
spring. tlisHiac' small spring. it0
ibc. ducks te1iic. turkeys. ii0iza.
live stock COVE. 1itc. steers
t'Ac. calves shU1ho. sheep. &c.
hogs, t4aAe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
TRANSALASKAN
Transportation Company Files Ar
iieles Of incorporation

The Alaskan Railway Com
pauy filed articles Of Incorporation
with the county auditor yesterday.
It il capitalized at 80 coo 90. It's
purpose u 60 build a railway from
Cook Inlet 20 thc wcsterumoat part
Of Alaska. Also 20 run steamships Ia
connection WITH the railway and ca-
tabllsh stage lines. The iueorpnra-
tors are Warrimer =. Smith Of Sc
attic and Henry G.. Charplott % Den
yer. The trustees are ]. J Frey. v.
G sheldon and A. l.. New. 81 Denver
and " = smith. ~ Seattle.
IRE SAME iucuTr orafnrs filed Rrti-
cies for the Alaska Construction a
Transportation Co capitalized al
81 co.. coo. It's business viii be che
building 81 water and eaaling sta.
tlans and machinery shops and the
operation OF stage lines The trus-
tees are : G. Eberly ard FrItz Flnn-
igan - Denver. and +. +. Granger.
% Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
SEATTLE WINS
DuodaIe's Daisies Defeat the Spo-
kane Aggregation

The aggregation Of ball tossers
from Spokane played Ike team
from the senior class Of the old la
dies home yesterday afternoon IN
tfIfhe sixth inning. Then they woke
10 and, helped along by few Seat
tie errors. managed to score five
times. Seattle won the game, how
ever, by a score q II to 5. Dug
dnie's boys played good ball at the
beginning OF the game, bat grew
careless when Spokane put up sucn
q poor exhibition. To start with.
Huriburt, spokans's center fielder.
was discharged before the game
started, and Reed. an old university
player. took HIS place. Huribert
made few unpleasant remarks 20
the author Of his trouble rs be left
the ground. Reed. who took his
place. can play ball with a school
team, but " viii bc years before ne
can successfully play professional
TanT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Injured In Runaway

Dave Blake. formerly % Seattle.
bat noW IN business IN Tneoua. vas
severely injured ia runaFa Y aecl-
dent which occurred near ruYHilun
yesterday afternoon. lie and friend
named faniseu started for s drive
20 the hop fields behind uiaksss new
horse Tom Patchen. which has "a
record n ziT The animal became
friEhtcuea and ran away. thf sing
both men from the burEY ant iulur-
Ing hiahs severely. The horse ran
several miisa bsfoF, being stopped.
and Injured iiself 90 badly that e
viii probably have 20 BE killed
Blake waa removed % Tacoma BY
train last evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
sunbursts for You

Just because fate has not showered
upon US sunbursts 81 gems We should
not despair. but rather 81 to work
and smhrolder these gorgeous de-
signs upon eur raimcnt
Afr Wu hiss borne or the banner
Tor garReousness long enough
II done tn the color ~ the dress IN
allk these sunbursia may be worn up
On the street. they're especially stun
ming on yelling or crepe de chine.
But their real function IL the
adjoining 81 home and evening attire.
when they blossom forth In light
tintz. or even In gilt silver or cop
nor. 4 French knot r. down just
beyond every rny. but this for house
wear may be n Jewel or n company
.0f spanrles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
GRAND ARMY
WILL MARCH
In a Body They VIII Attend Memo.
rial Services

The members % the q. 4. r. win
parade tomorrow afternoon Tn honor
OF the memory % President Mckin-
ley. At last nights meeting of Mii-
Ter Post Il WA decided % parade.
and r Osborn. a. J. Foose ard y. u.
LsEate usrs appointed 70 make ar
rangements The Washington Noi-
untesFs association resolved last
night 20 meet az the Armory AZ ! %
sharp to parade MAJ. e. II. Crane
will b. In command This morning
the commander % stevens post. -.
A. Y. posted notice calling the vet
erans together 90 meet n Collins haii
at : sharp 70 march 20 the Armory,
and remain as one body during the
memorial services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
CAUGHT IN ACT
Alleged Wltness.Fner Comes 10
Sudden 6riei

An alleged professional witnesa
nxer= has been caught lie claims
his name L. =. Williams.
Last evening. shortly after six
o'clock. Detective Frank Kennedy
saw n young man engaged In earn
est conversation with Geo. Parker.
tine prosecuting witness IN the Ma
bel Wilson. alias May Heating lar
csny case The woman was ar
faigned in the police court yesterday
afternoon, and her hearing was 20
have come up this afternoon. she
Is alleged 20 have stolen SO nom
Parksr's pocket In the Magnolia sa-
loon
when Detective Kennedy saw the
stranger talking % Parker. he az
cnee thought something vas wrong,
and approached the pair.
Detective cus.sss aighs
The detectives suspicious were
well founded. for the stranger had
Just offered Parker 50 70 abandon
the prosecution & the Wilson wo-
man Detective Kennedy promptly
arrested the woGldhe nxer' and
started with him TO the police sta
ton At nrst Williams submitted.
but a. a Lake Union car came rap
idly up the street the prisoner made
a bold dash for liberty and succeed
ed IN boarding the car. The detec-
tive followed however. and soon had
him assin in custody.
A. headquarters the prisoner gave
the name % y. Williams lie WAS
taken 10 Chief sulHvan's Office and
eonfrunted by Parker The latter
positively Identified Williams aa tho
man who had attempted 20 get him
cut Of the way. The prisoner. how
ever. declared that he had never
sesn Parker before. Williams Is al
legged 70 have agreed to give Parker
SIS and defray all his expenses while
In the city. In return Parker was
10 laforrn chief Sullivan that he had
found his money and that the ar
rest Of the Wilson woman WAS a
mistake.
A warrant was issued by Judge
George today and sworn 20 by Detcc-
tive Frank Kennedy. charging r.
Williams. the witness fixer." who
was arrested last night. with tam
perins with witnesses. The offsnEe
carries with n heavy penalties and
williams. ~ found guilty. viii be
given the Limit. He viii probably
be arralsnsd before Judge George
this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
OepIore the Presidents Death

Green Lake Camp. Modern Wood.
men 81 America. through It's special
composed OF Fred y. Nu-
CANT. jay y. Beach and James W.
Coomhs. adopted suitable resolutions
dsploring the untImsiy death Of
President Mckinley and eharactsriz-
ing the crime as a direct blow on or
ganizsd government. Tho camp has
postponed all social functions until
after the funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
MARINE NEWS

Manager r n Scott. Of the Grey
hound Navigation Co. wen, 20 Ever
etc yesterday 20 MAKE new docking
arrangements for his boats lie
made q proposal 20 the city e. lease
OF buy the Old Merchants wharf
which he has used for some time.
The dock r. becoming out Of repair
and Mr scott wants the city % ~
rregt 20 either repair the dock and
lease u 20 him or seil, II theg do
the latter. THE wharf will be entirely
rebuilt b. his company.
The ?. ?. 4 y. oannery known a.
~. AinHeofth q Dunn cunnery. vii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Surprised at Growth Of Seattle

=. Won naumhaoh. ex-Hecretary Of
state OF Minnesota. and later eollse-
tor of Internal revenue In the same
district. IL So the city. stopping At
the Butler with his wife and family
ne has been down tho Sound in TIE
If Capt Flnttcry AM
Port Angeles. where be ~ interested
in various enterprises. This j. hls
first visit 20 Seattle IN two years.
and he expresses himself as surprise !
az the growth and Advancement -
Seattle In that time. he VII remain
here only a daY OF two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
SAVED FATHER

GARFIELD. W Va. sept. r.
Jap Smiths daughter Mary iH the
heroine Of jackson county. having
saved her fathers life BY fighting a
vicious bull with n pltchfnrk Smith
was attacked by bull. which paved
and gored him. The daughter rush
"a to the rescue with a pltchfork.
The bail attacked her but she drove
him away. believing with pain. hut
thrusting the fork into its head and
tSNW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18

begin itn seasons packing tomorrow.
The run 81 silver salmon has shown
such good promise that the company
has decided % delay no longer TINS
morning the George p. starr brought
down &c Cinnamon and IA lot ~ sups
plies. Included under the latter mead
are can trays. lead ana other things
necennnry for use IN packing.
Among the steamers repairing az
present are the big collier william
cite and the British steamer Cuteh.
Among the mosquito fleet are the
Greyhound ut the ststson-Post mill,
the Athlon ana Wandcrcr At Nor
ans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
GAMBLING HOUSES
ORDERED Closed Tomorrow by Chief
Sullivan

In line with the prneia nation 81
Mayor Humss making Thursday a
holiday on account 81 the funeral ~
our late president. Chief Of Police
sullivan today ordered AL gambling
houses in the city closed for tomor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Memorial Services

On Thursday evening at 3 o'clock
there win be special Mckinley mem
oria1 services a. the Market street
Baptist church. Twentv-fourth ave-
nue. south and Main street. There
viii b short addresses by several
prominent speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
LOYAL Legion Meets Tonight

The washington State Command
ery Of the Loyal Legion will meet
this evening at the Rainier club IN
regular session. A committee VIII Dc
ruDoin;ed 20 paaa resolutions upon
me death az Mckinley The Sons OF
the American Revolution VIII aiss1
meet this evening IN the offices OF
Or. y. Weldon Young Ia the bionesH
building. This meeting n called foF
the express purpose u passing SUIT
able resolutions upon the president :
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Mickey out Of form

Hickey was not In bis usual form,
although he pitched a better game
than hts opponent. Adams The lat
ter gave base after base on balls. ara
was nit hard during the game. Tbs
contest was generally one sided and
unsatisfactory. n IL probable that
the Spokane team Will be strength
ened little for today'a game. and
better ball viii he played. Miller
Will pitch for the visitors and Har-
mon for the home team. The next
ranae win be played Friday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Called Fire Department

A defect tive fue In the realdenca
81 Mrs. J. r. Curtis. ~ ga John
street. caused considerable trouble
at clock this morning. \ portion
II the woodW work was set abiaze and
the fire department called out -
loss was nominal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
GREEN FRUITS
heayy Business on Western Ave.
nue. Eggs Higher

A hsavx business ls noted tn Esesn
fruits, With demand and supply VET
balanced. and prices consequently
steadY EFga are FiiKhflf hIHher.
Other farm produce unchanged