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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28
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Mems Cameps Hair Underwear,
75c. value-5oc.
Ladies Elegant Quality Velvet
Waists, in a variety of colors, new
est effects. very popular and styl-
ish, made to sell for $5-SI 90.
Pretty Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, beautiful designs, some
worth So pair-$I.4o.
Mems Fancy Hose, Regular
price, 10c.-IOc.
Mems Adler's Gloves, standard
quality at $I.5o-$I.oo.
Women's Fast Black Drop
stitch and Fancy Hose, zoe. value
-I2Hc.
Torchon Laces, 3 and 4 inches
wide, beautiful designs, Ioc. yard
usually-2ac.
Embroideries, 2 and 3 inches
wide, sell at Ioc.-4c.
Women's Fancy Edge Hand
kerchiefs, I5c. value-oc.
Dolls, dressed and undressed,
from the holiday stock, boxes
broken in unpacking; also a va
riety Of toys, will sell at 75c.-
choice, 25c.
Ladies Bicycle Boots, size 2,
for this hour-75c.
Ladies and Misses Untrim-
med Hats, in best fur felt, most de-
sirable shapes and colors, worth
$4,000.
Table of Wings, Breasts and
Fancy Feathers, in colors and
black, worth up to 49c.-this hour,
nc.
Ladies Fashionable Oxford
Gray Walking Skirts, made with
deep flounce, small priced at So. 50
-SI.4o.
Ladies Elegant Dress Skirts,
black and blue Lymansville chew
lot, trimmed with flounce, best
binding, high grade in every par
ticular-$3.o8.
Boys Knee Pants, nice-looking
and made in superior manner
CSC.
Boys Blue Century Cloth
Waists, made to last-oHc.
Special lot of Boys Blue Vestie
and Double-breasted Suits, vestie
sizes 8 to 8, double-breasted 7 to
Is years; worth more than double
for this hour, SIPS.
Boys Blue Chinchilla Refers,
sizes 3 to 8 years-o0c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28
3 to 3.

Ladies Fashionably Trimmed
Hats, elegant quality in both
make and material, and very
smarteE millinery effects, worth
So and SS5-for this hour, ST .o8.
Dolls,,H dressed and undressed.
boxes broken in unpacking; also
VARIETY Of toys, will sell at &c.
-25c. choice.
Tissue Toilet Paper-3Hc. roll.
1000 copies Sheet Music-ekc.
copy. r mi;
Ladies Shoes, specially made
for us, selling readily at $1.oo-
HeavSis 1o-4s Blankets, gray and
white, pretty'lborders, worth &c.
pair-3o. :,
Best Grade Oil Opaque Win
dow Shades, in all colors, COM
plete with fixtures, worth soc.-
3oc. f-
Children's Short Jackets, double
breasted styles. heavy cloth, q, 6
and 8 years, the $40 kind-$I .o8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28

been lost. All such seeds and plants Will
be tested in preliminary way on the ex-
pertinent farm, and all those that are
found valuable will be disseminated where
they give promise of succeeding. II Is
Planned to do this work largely through
the state experiment stations and through
private individuals who have shown an
interest in such special investigations.
In cooperation with the office OF agros-
tology, areas for testing the uses OF vari-
Gus new forage plants will be set aside:
and in order to facilitate the work In plant
pathology and physiology, commercial fruit
plantations will be maintained In which
hybrid and cross-bred sorts will be tested,
diseases treated and food requirements
studied. In order to obtain these results
several years will be required. Buildings
must be erected, and the working force Of
unskflled workmen must gradually be
changed into a force of experts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28
3 to A.

Genuine Eclipse" Flannelette,
full yard wide, all colors and
styles, selling every day at 12Kc.
yard-ozsc.
Atwood Venetian Cloth, 10
choice shades, 40 inches wide. req
ular price, soc. yard-3ec.
Odd lot of Lining Remnants,
black and colors, worth up to 1oc.
to close out, use.
Black Satin Duchess, all pure
silk, very rich black, high finish.
sells at 75c. yard-4oc.
Infants Long Coats, heavily
lined, nicely made-$I.oS.
Good Quality Table Oilcloth.
pretty patterns, some slightly i'm
perfect-Io1zc. yard.
Large Smyrna Rugs, handsome
oriental patterns and colors, worth
$1.5o-o8c.
Finest Saline Underskirts-tl1e
1900 purchase of the SELF Bros. ,
stock-fnest quality Saline, end
less variety of styles, royal, cerise,
violet and black-3 lots-4oc., oSc.
and $I.o8.
Boys Solid Leather Shoes, the
good looking and good wearing
quality, $I.5o usually-8oc.
Ladies Patent Leather Shoes.
Sc and $3.50 qualities-special at
$3.50.
Handy Pocket Scissors-5c.
2 doz. Hooks and Eyes-rc.
Beautiful Taffeta Silk Waists.
in all colors, including black and
white, most elaborate STYLES and
effects, sell at SIS and S2o-for
this hour only, $40.
Ladies Fine Tailor-made Cos
TUNES, selling at $2o-a consider
able variety of fabrics and STYLES.
all very high-grade and stylish-
choice, $I2.o8.
Ladies Walking Skirts, STYLISH
ly made, gray, So and more usual
ly-$I.e8.
Ladies Fine Black Cheyiot
Skirts. all wool, made with flounce
Or flare; S. would be a fair price
for such a garment (but one to a
buyer)-SI. QS.
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3 to 3.
(CONTINUED.)

Mems Plain and Neat Patent
Leather Shoes-SI.3o
Automobiles and Raglans for
little ladies 6 to Ia years, very styl-
ish, satin lined, tan, casters and
navy, very high grade, selling in
most stores at $I5-special, $o.o8.
White Wool Flannels, full width,
sold at zoe. yard-I2Hc.
Percalines and Silesias, full ward
wide, black and all colors, worth
I2Hc. and I5c. yard-6zsc.
New Fall Percales, dark colors,
yard wide, regularly Ioc. yard
SC.
All-silk Black Taffeta, soft fin
ish, will not break, worth soc. yard
-3oc.
Atwood Homespuns, 81 inches
wide, all colors, heavy quality, reg
ularly 75c. yard-5oc.
Atwood Silk-fnish German
Henrietta, 40 inches wide, black,
sells at 75c. yard-4oc.
Ladies' Beautiful and STYLISH
Velour Coats, deliberately beaded
and very high grade-$25.
Ladies Fine Electric Seal
Coats, very high grade and selling
at the fur stores at S4o-very spe-
cial at $2o.o8.
Ladies Extremely STYLISH and
High-grade Raglans, finest of
materials and styles; selling at $50
-$I4.o8.
Ladies' Fine Black and Mode
kersey Coats, edges finished with
rows of stitching, fine satin lining:
in all respects high grade and very
dressy-s7.os.
Ladies Long Automobile
Coats, tan, black and castor; very
stylish and elegant $14oS.
Boys Russian Blouse Suits, the
tip-top of style; several kinds; SELL
ing usually at So, 81 and s.
1898.
Boys Russian Blouse Over
coats; made of best materials; very
dressy and stylish-&.o8.
Boys 75c. Knee Pants-for this
hour-3oc.
Lot of Boys 3-piece Suits,
double-breasted, made of neat gray ,
mixed cheviots; SIS usually-$2. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28
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j. Waterproof F cit Win d o W
j. Shades, in all colors, with fixtures
s. complete-6Bc.
+ 36-inch Cream Curtain Scrim,
s. handsome patterns, worth SC. yd.
i -27sc.
j. Best Quality Stair or Runner
,ss Oilcloth, pretty patterns and col
i ors, sells at Ioc. yd.-5%c.
+ Heavy Bed Comforts, pretty de-
j. signs-49c.
j. Mems Fast Black Hose, I5c.
3 quality-8c.
l. Boys Fleece-lined Underwear,
r. SOC. value-2Ic.
+ Boys Ribbed Union Suits, sell
s. at SI-45c.
E Mems Silk Carriers, 25c. value
j. -oc.
{ Mems Natural Wool and
{ Camel's Hair Underwear, the SOC.
+ grade-29c.
{ Mems Cardigan Jackets, all
/ sizes, the S2.5o quality-S2.oo.
j. Ladies and Misses Untrim-
5 med Hats, variety OF best shapes,
5 all colors; also special lot OF Chill
s dren's Ready-to-wear Hats mum
s Der limited, worth up to Soc
s 25c-
s Lot OF Heavy Outing Flannels,
+ selling at SC. yard-4zSc.
:. Lot of Lancaster Apron Cling
(. hams, blue and brown checks, sell
s regularly at &c. and 7c. yard
!. $3.50.
( Wool Storm Serges, poplins,
{. grenates and fancy wool novelties,
1 40 inches wide, to Sgd. lengths,
( worth UP to zoe. yard-I21ac.
!, Domet Shaker Flannel, full
!. width, sells at &c. yard-27sc.
Z. Children's Lamb Wool Soles-
: SC. pair.
!. Ladies Felt Lace Shoes, wool
!. lined, regular ST. value-5ec.
{. Paff's Springfield Shoes for
!. Children, sizes 7 and 8, value 75c.
!. -4Sc.
{. Infants Long Slips, we'll made
{ and nicely trimmed-I9c.
{. Childrens Bingham Dresses,
E extra well made, TO 3 years-I3c.
!. Boys Excellently Made Merri-
{ mac Percale Waists-5c.
(. Boys Knee Pants, strongly
!. made for every day wear-8Hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28
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Motormen's Mittens, SIPS value

Motormen's Mittens, SIPS value
500.
Atwood Red Flannel Double
breasted Undershirts, $I.75 value
500.
Women's Black Foster Hook
Gloves, ST. 90 value-5oc.
Womens Mended Kid Gloves,
all colors-25c.
Women's Cashmere Gloves, 25c.
value-I5c.
Large Bed Comforts, pretty pat
terms, worth $I-6oc.
Special lot Women's Under
wear, grades never sold less than
5Oc-2Sc.
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= Ladies High-cut, Good Quality
+ Rubbers, all sizes, 39c.-I6c
+ Ladies Warmly Lined House
= Slippers, 75c. value-44c.
= Ladies Red and Black Juliets,
= ST everywhere-67c.
+ Misses Solid Leather School
r Shoes, sell at 9Sc.-55c.
= Best English Pins-2c. paper.
= New Gilt Buttons-3c. dozen.
= Unbleached Canton Flannel. 80
p in. wide, wool fleeced, width and
r quality selling always at SC. yard
r -37sc.
= All-silk Twilled Surahs, 10
+ choice shades, regularly SOC yard
= (but one dress pattern to a GUS
y omer)-Ioc. yard.
y Black and Navy Blue Wool
= Storm Serge, 40 inches wide,
y guaranteed fast color, worth $50.
p -I0c.
j. All Pure Wool Black Home
r spun, 81 inches wide, heavy quail
y ity, selling at 6oc. yard-35c.
y Blcached and Unbleached Twill
y ed Tea Toweling, the quality
= you've always paid SC. yard for
i 27sc.
r Unbleached Shooting Muslin,
+ ward wide, selling at 7c. yard
y 27$c.
j. Ladies Flannelette Skirts, un-
j. usually well made-3oc.
= Children's Flannelette Gowns,
y the SOC. kind-39c.
y Heavy Percale Wrappers, all
j. have fiounces, extra we'll made
+ 49c.
> Ladies Atwood Flannel
j. Waists, sell for SI.49-oSc.
= Ladies Long Flannelette XII
j. monas. usually SI.5o-o8c.
j. Heavy 1914 Blankets, white and
j. gray, pretty colored borders,
usually 75c. pair-39c.
+ Best Quality Holland Window
9. Shades. all colors, with fixtures
{. complete, I9c.
{. Heavy Reversible Armure Tap
estry Portieres, all newest colors,
sell at 81 pair-SI.3o.
( Wool Ingram Carpet Remnants,
Z. pretty patterns and colors, for
{ rugs. worth up to 4oc.-Ioc.
< Cardigan Jackets, SI.25 value
{ 75c.
Z Mems Anchor" Brand Unlaun-
dered Shirts, SOC value-3oc.
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(CONTINUED.)

Best quality Holland Window
Shades, all colors, heavy fringe;
worth 4oc.-25c.
Good quality Floor Oilcloth,
neat patterns and colors; worth tip
to 35c. yard-23c.
White Applique Scarfs and
Shams; some slightly soiled ;
worth up to 4oc.-I5c.
Pretty Nottingham Lace Cur
tains; several designs; worth 75c.
pair-4oc.
Ready-made B1eached and I'm
bleached Bed Sheets, double bed
size, 2 to 3-inch hens, hand torn
and ironed, free from dressing,
regularly soc. each-3oc.
Ready-made Bleached Bolster
Cases, 42x72, hand torn and IRON
ed, 2 to 3-inch hens, regularly
20c.-I0c.
Shifting Prints, stripes and fig
ures, all colors, worth SC. yard
2zsc.
All Pure Wool Camels Hair
Cheviots, 40 inches wide, gray,
brown, castor, navy, new blue and
garnet, small priced at 4oc. yard
25c.
Atwood Ladies Broadcloth,
81 inches wide, all leading shades,
worth 75c. yard-4oc.
High Colored China Silks, Fl
inches wide, 20 beautiful shades,
regularly soc. yard (not exceed
ing IS yards to a buyer)-25c.
Elegant Sis and $50 Taffeta
Silk Waists, in every conceivable
color, including black and white,
and in multitude of styles, such
as applique effects in embroidery,
clusters of tucks and all-over tuck
effects, white and colored silk her
ringbone-stripe inserting, hem
stitching, elegant designs in pip
ing and quilting, velvet ribbon
bands, ETC.; the selling prices are
SIS and SEQ in any store-very
special for this hour, $40.
Lot of Ladies Fine Sample
Skirts, every garment high class,
not over two of a kind finest
broadcloth, Venetian cloth, home
spuns, ETC., in all colors and in a
variety of styles; worth $o.o8-as-
tonishingly priced for this hour at
$4.o8.
Ladies Fine Tafeta Silk Under
skirts, black and colors, excellent
quality-$5.o 8.
Ladies Blue and Black Walk
ing Skirts, made with double-strap-
ped seams and stitched hounce;
very superior garment-$4 90.
Ladies Very Chic and Modish
Raglans, loose back and half-ft-
ting styles, tan, Oxford gray and
blue, all sizes and very high grade
selling every day at $2o-special
at $I2.5o.
Ladies Fine Tailor made Suits,
in a variety of fabrics and many
styles; all very high grade and
selling readily up to $2o-special
at $I2.5o.
Ladies Imitation Mink Fur
Neckpieces, E large tails-$I 90.
Ladies Marten Fur Neckpieces,
6 large tails-$3.o8.
Boys Warm and Well-made
Flannelette Waists-oHc.
Boys Knee Pants, all wool,
will wear we'll and look well-3oc.
Boys Finely-made Suits, in
vestie and double-breasted styles,
suitable for dress-$I .o8.
Boys Refers, blue and tan,
made with velvet collar; splendid
quality-$I 90.
Boys Oxford Gray Overcoats,
velvet collars, nicely lined and
made in superior manner-$2 90.
Boys 3-piece Suits, strictly all
wool, very dressy; sizes 9 to I6
years; So usually-$3. 90.
Lot of Boys Atwood Blue
Sailor Blouse Suits; very high
grade and stylish-for this hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28

dement, to the endowment rank Of the
knights of Pythias. Lands owned by the
organization In Texas have. on account Of
the petroleum discovered. increased greatly
In value, and have helped reduce the aa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28
Hyattsvfile and Vicinity.

HYATTSvILLE, Nd. Nov Is. 1901.
Miss Sarah ]. Cook. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Cook OF Piscataway, and
Mr.. James z. Webster of RosaryviIle. both
Of this county, were married yesterday at
the first-named place. The ceremony was
performed at St Mary's Catholic Church.
Miss Blanche Allen, daughter OF Mrs.
William T. Allen. and Mr. Harry Keene
Diehl. both OF Prince Georges county. were
married Tuesday. The ceremony was per-
formed at Bells Methodist Episcopal
Church at Camp Springs.
Last evening the Robinson and Browning
vaudeville company. which is largely made
up OF local and Washington talent. gave a
performance at the Masonic Temple to a
large audience. The program embraced
song selections and theatrical sketches A
dance succeeded the entertainment
The Maryland Agricultural College foot
ball team has disbanded for the year
Many of the students Of that fnstttnfion
left yesterday for their homes to spend
Thanksgiving.
DIR. Joseph r. Owens OF this place has
been appointed a trustee of the local school.
vice Mr.. Campbell. resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28
The suItan's birthday.

Mr.. Cheltit Rey, the Turkish minister at
Washington, officially advised the secre-
tary of State that yesterday is. the birth
day Of the Sultaa-eoea Yurkey.ie sl.a,<..sss,-sv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28

legged 100000 deficiency. In addition to the
increase In land values other securities
have developed worth and the shortage Is
not now more than 100000. The board of
control Of the endowment rank IL now In
session iusCAieaee. fat ssasE a-sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28
Enother Na9netic 4tolr Sale Day


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28

James NJ. Gleayes. United States surveyor
general Of California. died Wednesday. agsd
forty-nine years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

Needs ~ the University Of washlng.
ton" lie said In part. The most
pressing need ~ the university at
the present Is for great teachers,
This Is common want u all schools
- the collegiate grade. Every school
should lay emphasis on its srcat men
rather than on it, brick aud mortar.
The primary need Is Tor a faculty
that Is physically and mentally
strong and giEantie IA character,
Character building Il the chief aim
~ a college II We teachers are
Grabbed es eramped. the Effects viii
surely b. felt ~ our students.
At present the proportion os
teachers t. students t. ahout one 20
-. This is lower than any state
college IN the country. This eonai-
ton - Affairs Il no ones fault. but
i simply due a great increase IA
attendance.
The grounds % our school also
need improving. At present they
remind US Of the History OF Daniel
Boone"
The greatest need of the uniYerH-
tty Il 4 building for spiritual ptir-
poses. A building Of this sort should
BE- placed In charge - the Young
Mems Christian Association. THIS
il AZ present the only organised Hpir-
isuai body IN cur colleges. No one
should be excluded from its priNii-
eyes. - n Protestant Or Catholic,
Jew or Gentle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
TANGLED TITLES
IN HAWAII

HONOLULU. II. T., Jan 1.-THE
interior department has decided that
the territorial government IL the Gus
fodlan % all public property. and
that IL alone has the power % sell
and transfer the same. District At
torney Baird held that the federal
government owned the lands and hal
these powers. This ruling c0nfers
vast responsibilities upon the terri
t0riaI courts. az there are many le-
gal contests involving millions
awaiting decisions One suit in
wolves the right 81 the Oahu Rail-
way CO. 20 dredge and oil I'm the
west side Of Honolulu harbor The
ownership Of Quarantine island ~
another case. Old deeds ard vague
transfers dating a. far back as the
time u Kamechamcha III. will have
20 come from their rnuNsy cells and
BE- reviewed in court. Suits viii arise
cut Of the various squatter claims
around Hilo and the territory must
bear the brunt ~ these assaults.
George q. Cannon. chief council
iar Of the Mormon church, depIoraE
the passing ~ the native HaWaiiana,
and thinks that they are being grad
uaiiy ezterminated. Nearly an ~
the leading Hawaiiana ~ 50 years
ago, he states, have passed away
without leaving descendants. He
thinks that the reason Il immortality
for which the whites are largely re-
aponsible, and thinks thai they
should BE- be aggregated IN settle
Tnents b. themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
BIG INCREASE
IN TRAVEL
White Horse Traffic Expected
to Double This Winter.

skAOwAY. Jan. is.-Travei 10
and from the Interior h far greater
this winter than last. as the mount
cd police records show, aud Il Is the
general opinion u White Horse peo-
pie that this years winter travel
Win more than double that % last.
The travel la not yet fairly started.
but already nearly go people have
passed through White Horse. Far.
ties who should know, say that e.
600 people should pass through that
city before the opening II naviEa-
ton. Mover before were there such
facilities Tor going tn over the see,
and most 81 the travel this year Wlli
be IN stages.
Norman McCauicy. Of White Horse
who - operating a chain ~ road
houses along the trail from that city
to Five Fingers. In speaking % the
Increase, said;
This year about 100 people PASSED
through White Horse before Christ
mas, while there was only a very
small number u start on the trail
last winter until after that date.
In the past 10 days the travel has
picked up WONDERFULLY and nearly
double the traffic 81 last year at thia
time Il now being expf rieused.
This winter nearly all the travel
ing Is being done IN stages. the dug
mushsrs having seen their beHt
days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
WILL SEATTLE
AID TACOMA
Realize Her Rudy Dreams
OF capitai7

TACOMA. Jan. 2i.-Thc most recent
step IN the capitol removal agita-
ton here wac tho meeting Saturday
night of number OF prominent EFT.
iacua at the chamber of commerce
90 discuss plans for aiding Tacoma
In her anxious claims Tor the cup-
ital. Mayor Louis -. Campbell pres
ided at this meeting Senator War
burton aud Representative York
wore present Il was vnrlauslY pro-
posed 20 offer the third and fourth
flQora of the city hail for the housing
Of the state officers and the supreme
court 90 remove the Fcrry museum
from the two top floors of the eaun-
~ courthouse and nffcr these for
the accommodation % the offices
contingent 20 the legislature. and 60
obtain from the heirs 81 the Wright
estate their consent e. the giving by
the old Tacoma land Go. 81 u quit
claim 20 Wrlght park, situated Ia the
heart ~ the residence district. thai
this park may BE- used for capitol
buildings and grounds.
one distinct disadvantage 90
Wright park as the site Of The cap
ltol buildings IN the event 81 the re-
moVAt % tho capitol 90 Tacoma IL
that It lies Ia a natural hollow. and
20 FAR into the heart 81 the city. that
tho capitol hulldinHa II creetrd
there. could not be sewn from the
harhof.
The arm conviction seems 10 have
taken deem ruut 81 the minds ~ fn-
coma business men that Seattle not
only will not oppose the realization
af the city Of neatlny'n capitol
dreams, hut 10 disposed a back Ta-
eomnsu claims Il the finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

cows milk. ~ quite as coed Tor hak
inE as the fln0at hon CgRa. aud "a
company with Sa.b00 600 capital has
been formed % manufacture cut OF
- "a substitute for the fresh ami
strictly fresh product OF the noul
Try yard, ono pnund nf uasetn a.
equal 20 six dozen eEFa August
Belmont Is a large stockhnlder la
this corporation. which already,
though only an infant puts out
about ,,pn pounds day, the equiv
alcnt pf se. 600 eggs. The hens only
remaining advantage lies tn the an.
hatchahleuesa ot the rival product,
and it's incascment In a box Instead
81 a shell. She alone can be tho
mother Of broods, and fiockH OF
chickens ChHein cannot deprive her
OF the cherished privilege. The ar
tiheial eggs has arrived, but not the
artificial brother. fowl, capon, roast
er. etc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
A RUSH INTO
PORCUPINE
Many Miners Go In After Un,
represented Claims.

SKAGwAY. Jan. fs.-The trail 70
the Porcupine IL now 4 scefss 90
great life and activity. vita the
crowds u miners rushing IA 20 stake
the unrepresented claims II Is ts-
timAted that lie men have ecaa In
Tor that purpose, Load . with picks
and Shovets and tws weeks camp
tng outfit. Heavy 81 Ws and stron Z
winds have made the trail very bad
and IN some PAGES y n covered by
several feet 81 loose snow. Sofwtfh-
standing this. the crowd u miners
stin struggle on with hopes ~ seeur-
Inc claim IN the rich purcupins.
J. p. Richie. = no rec ntis arrived
from there. said.
The rush about New Years xas
81 eater than Vas expected. aud
would have teea larger had there
been local steamers running from
SkaEWay and Juneau 70 Haincs.
Hotel keepers AZ tiRinss told me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
Inc Seattle rhss,sr.

Col. Thompson's Co. has opened a
three nights engagement Of grand
opera ~ the Seattle.
AT the white Horse Tavern" r.
playing AZ the Third Avenue.
The Wallis Of New York. openei
a weeks engagement II the Grand.
Carmen" WAS presented al the
Seattle last night. Coilamarinl
created a favorable impression she
makes pretty, viyiclous Carmen.
Russo and AiesAandr0ni have good
voices. Miss Bertha Davis possesses
a sweet soprano voice. The scenery
Is well arranged and the costumes
rich. Tonight II Trovatore" rs 60
- rendered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

lloer war In the race Tor immortal
ity.
The Chinese situation II 30 threat
uninH that some one must have ~
well In hand.
The present weather festival has
taught uH that che man who cuts no
Zee docs not shovel any snow
There has been another iynchinN
IN Indiana, aud the Southern press
b carrcupandlnHiy iuhilnui
This visitation merely shows that
when we Erowl about the ruiu w.
d0n't know " hen we are we'll Off.
Wouldn't the enlisted men In the
army Hike 60 get "a chance TO cut on
the Hnnutc'H supply of liquor ?
Wnuldnt they though