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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-27
husIhfss cHANcfs.

MAKE your Investments in the
first. best and most prosperous
company.
The trustees ~ the Olympic CIT
Company have decided not 10 allow
another small block Of q shares IN
this company % bc sold NJ - cents
prf share. but the price ia now =
cents per share. the proceeds. like
the large cash balance Nc now have
IN the bank 90 be used IN sinking
eelis or constructing = pipe line 90
the Ocean wharf on 0ray's Harhor
Ia case We strike oil. a. We hope to
40. a. aspth OF 100 OF 500 feet with
the FIRST we'll
We have BY deed and OF leases
over ieoa acres az copaiis Point.
Washington.
Parties who take stock now ret
an interest In all the oil properties
81 the company, ana aiH0 IN the sew
eYai thuusa ndR ~ dollars cash now
On hand. the proceeds OF treasury
stock heretofore aoid
Lumber is on the ground for der
rick and engine house. and drilling
r. expected 90 begin IN ten DAYS or
two weeks and W. expect 20 strike
oil IN volume a. sp1uter. we hopel.
efthin - daYs thereafter.
This block ~ 10 noa shares at e
eents-wIu not last many days. and
We hope that all VIII ind " cnnven-
lent 90 embrace this opportunity.
The of8eefa ~ this company are.
President RuEer X Greene feN chief
faiftire Of the supreme court ~
Washlnntans vice president. George
81 Emerson lpreHident " the First
National hank ~ H0qulam and
manager nf the Northwest Lumber
companyls attorneys Messrs
Greene = Grimths ~ Seattle. de.
posltory. National Rank ~ Com
merce. Seattle. secretary aud mln-
ager. " =. Chapman. civil enpln-
eer. trustees: Rorer 8. Greene. Cleo.
n Emerson ~. o. Holmes. VIM. u.
Perkins, ". a. Beicher. Austin p.
GrinlthH and n -. Chapman.
call on or write for informatio TO
olympic OH Company room ~. Hal
Ter block Seattle. Phone. black 16.
EXCHANGE.
livery feed and transfer business.
with horses. harness. wagons.
aleighH. etc.
House Of rooms. large barn. lot
S0Ni00 feet iu heart OF one Of the
best towns IN Wnlla Walla valley.
WIN exchange for Seattle city
property or acreage.
=. I WILSON & co.
Tel Main t5f bif Washington blk
WANTED To BUY.
We have a cash customer FOR n room
inE house 81 20 20 e rooms. he
tween Yesier way and Pike street.
We also have a customer for n room
Ing house ~ 40 To 50 rooms I'm the
same district. for cash
y. 1 WILSON a Co,
Tol Main $50. 5is Washington blk
BARGAIN IN an eiRht-room house.
furnished. Il taken at once.
cigar stand al bargain. with long
lease.
q. EGGLER a. co, t402M srd ave.
nIIQI kIE 90 col q Nr q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-27

TACOMA. Fob. q Fish commis-
sioner Little has decided ~ import
number ~ Reeves phrasanth from
the East. and turn them lncse IN the
FORESTS ~ tnis state Tbe birds are
large, hardy, ~ swiftly and yin no
doubt thrive Ia Washington.
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IN
DESPAIR
aHa
Pathetic Career OF the
Widow of "Napo-
leon" Ives.

CtNCfSNATi. O. Fob. O.. Under
the name Of Gertrude Grahame
without money or friends. Gertrude
h. Ives. widow u the Napoleon %
Finance whose motecric career on
Wall street decade ago was thu
marvel Of the financial world. died
last Thursday Ia n Cincinnati Hat
Two months hEo she came here g be
treated Tor the morphine habit oa-
tvnsibly. but Nv the course ~ time a
child vas born. In "a confidential
ug0od she told her nurse that f'haa.
0rahame was The father % the baby.
However Il died on the same day
that d was born The woman told
a pitiful drslh-bsd tale ~ her iife
and struggled durlnF widoN hood.
tirr remains were forwarded TO q
New York undertaken.
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Any work that should not prove
satisfactory viii be attended TO free
or charge IN cur ncuresf Office.
We are making specially 81 sold
crown ana bridge work, tEo most beau
ufui painless and durable u all dental
work known 20 the profession. our
name alone will be a guarantee TINT
yeur work will be - the lest. We
have specialist in each department
Best operators. best gold wnrkmrn and
sktfactufa Of teeth, IN fact, all tho
ntaM are inventors % modern dentistry
We Nill tell ysa In advances exactly
what your work will cost ~ frro oH.
animation. GiNH 90 call ana you
will md We do exactly what We ad-
NeFtfae.
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED nat on Queen Anne
hill. house and furniture both new,
beautiful location.
Ten room house on Yesler way.
Store roam. suitable for grocery.
DRUG store or bakery; rent $50
". l. MUIR a co. P.-I. hasemenf.
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Diamond lee the best II costs
no more than the cheapest Tel
Main itts.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

aus nACi o. urLt.
onhohNE. IHhAFEh . 60. lne..
Abstract Company eHtn lliHhfa
lisa Mining claim abstracts. Hahrs
mcni az the Mutual tAfe building
Booth WbltiisHey haufofd Auatfaet
Co. established lsag basement OF
Halior block Telephone Main tet.
hl.ATTLE Ahatraet g. ~. 81. BIZ
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A A. GUERNSEY.
AVb-ooN Pioneer building.

Green Lake property-2 acres fine
farden land, cleared. running wa
ter; one block from ear line.
GREEN LAKE property a speciality.
J. y. WatliaSsord. Rexweli bldg.
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AkcHITEC

A riDtMAND. :. caiFnaa bI6
81 Mauua s walker. tel y. y blk
q W nolanToN. ail-li Calllns
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co a. =. c. Mics a Piper CO. for
yaur Alaska eptnis.
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AUCTION aAIrS.

srcTfoN ale ne eonfents ~ ~.
room private residence y q.
Hirkffton viii sell by auction on
fhc premises. No. 10 Twenty
fourth avenue south. take Rain
ser HeiThta or jackson street ears
sale commences on Thursday. the
asth. AZ 81 Eg o'eioek. bed acts.
springs mattresses nue paFiar
suite. library tFtle. china closet.
extension table. dining chairs. toll.
- Nais. eroekery. elegant couch.
carpets. ruFH. Buck range. xiii
chen furul nhirrE. etc =. %. ffiek H.
arll-u 4 .--I ILI-.-H
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Al otisEYs.At LAW.

VA, a. s 49,. ,' A si... -. 81
eutsd and asfsasea h IN Courts
u pears etperlenoe Proceedings
~ eshsf ni.sst oompeniss lns2t-
smines caiis'.,,oss ' mac "a ali
parts q The unlted states. High
est commercial aud bank teferen.
pa,.ue s,, M" ,ss. s''; s -
J. =. Nall IN X noswsn lsls,r.
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BUSINESS COLLECTS.


WE have cash customer for n
house "a 7 rooms. must he bar
gain. Robert Knipp a Co. 610-5it
Washington building.
LEO's business College, Union and
and individual tuition, all subjects
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
Husiness COLLEGE Second ana Pike
N w school Teieeraphy: starr-R'd
Wilson's Modern business Colisss. AIaIA ais
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Tn Canadian baag Of Commerce
Capital paid up ass..s.s.. 3. 0go.vO0
eEight Million DoliafsJ
suipluH u.ttt..tsfssftf..t. fsfbV1.bvOD
Interest allowed on time deposits.
A general banking business Trans.
acted.
SEATTLE HHAHCH Corner Of
James II and Second Avenue.
y. A. CAMERON Mgr.
THE HIltHT NATIONAL BANK
on HEATrLE.
Paid 40 Capital 10000
General banking business transacted
J. y. Hoge, ~ prsa y. NeAick-
en-. vice pres. J.. Turner. cash. n.
y. Parkhurrt Asst. cash. Exchange
On principe cities - ~ g. Europe.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL nAEK
OF EEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. 't2s,ooo: sur
plus. tah oeo.
j Furth. pres. J. r. Goldsmith
vice pres. Il " Aukeny. cashier {.
Curfresr0ndenta IA principal cities
IN the United States ard Europe.
National Bank Of Commercs
Paid up capital 49,. $4,000
Trnnaaeiu GENERAL banking business
W {. Henry PREF u. II Spencer.
rnsh SAFE deposit Vaults for rent.
Safe Deposit Fasii Boxer for Rsai
scandinavian American Bank
OF seattle. a rousgai banking husl.
ness tfanaacied. DfpOH.tH 81 700 900
A. Chllbsrk. nfea T.. l.. GrQnGahl.
iHt vice pres =. II Soclbera. cash. .
. v Iane nsaf esph No branches.
PEOPLE sAVtTGb BANK.
NNHnFA avenue and NsfLH HaNf Il
paid %. 800 600 T. q Nsufeldsf.
pres ] X. Hayden. cash J. r.
GrreniNaf. asst. cashier. Com mer-
eIal = zInea and ffnat hma naaa
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PaoIiic coasl sleamshIp Co.

Fhf san Francisco
The COmpaaY'a steain'
Hhfpa Htata 81 Cal,
WAllk WRiIa ilmatiila
and City OF l'uebla,
Leave Seattle . an.
Feb. 3, 3. a. rs. %,
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eLAiRVoYANTe.

NlhN v ~ .
GERTRUDE M4REN. Hotel L.
Land so second avenue. No charge
unless aatiafseiian Fiveu.
Fiornnrs Marvin. IS years ssattie's
nIoIh1ten1 ilng FlIsi near u q.
eolLhoTfos AoENcifs
Monty collected 81 Iiosion block
GENERAL Collections. BIS pioneer
CON- Rae Or aad eUiLoEss.
soDkHQuthI a hoar L.EAf. aE0Ds
az rs 20 hprlnE street
J a. SWIFT. house and HlRu paint.
-. -. Is -prlnE g.rest.
cLoThGs CLEANING.
sEAIrIE clothes Pressing 20
clothes IN shape 81 20 mouth. dye
ins repairing 1901 srd. Bufr 1904
HIGHEST prices for cast on cloth
ing Dave TAYLOR. - starr Boyd bid
DANCING ACADEMIES.
~ DANCING LESSONS - szs0-
ladies' and gentlemen joining our
opening classes for beginners now
Monday and Friday evenings at
$50. Guarantee waltz. 7ntep and
all the latest ball room dances
Extremely low rate for gentlemen
who can take lessons al once
Exclusive private lessons daily at
Wilson Dancing Academy. Kanke
block PHO street Circulars mall -
ed free. Eeaftie'h leading dancing
school
MIR. and Mrs fAtfse'a Acaden1y: de-
pertinent, dancing physical cui-
,nr. - Maals-n BIT 1r1 ard tih.
OBJECTIVE AGENCIES.
LUCAS Defective Agency. union
hLoek ! W Dawson. nsanaRer.
DENTISTS.
a. ". PHILLIPS. 81 Heusay biz.
cnl-.gg n-a.-L =. So. n.nes -.s
oREsswAKERs.
Anne Muriei. rilris faced and bound.
- a.n.to 8 pm. 50 Mcdonald blk
Mrs. cHRisTIANsON. e. Union
block. WI 80 out BY the day.
MME SMITH. modia,e. Hinekisy.
LI.YN-n s slIAM So IIaller falar
o1EiHo AND CLEANING.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. dry
eiea mig iilE q ave Tel Main 7s7
ENGRAVING.
SEATTLE Engraving 60 hiEh grade
prInflnE rlntes. Hlnckiey block
FiSAsciAL-wsnisd 20 Borrow.
WHY Keep your money la bank
when We can set you per cent
on first rnoftRngn. improved real
estate IN the city 81 Scatter Ger
man American Investment Co., ola
third Ave. opposite public library.
FINANCIAL.
one MILLION DOLLARS 10 loan
on real estate in Seattle ia sums
OF 400 to $50 COO German A 1aeri-
can Investment Co, ti7 Third ave
TO fy0AS-i'rivats money at low
rate Of interest. GrOil. pamus q
osuer, l0I Marion street
WARRANTS bought and cold. Nor
risen g Eshelman Nutuai life bid
=
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HELP wANreo-FEMALE.


WANTED Apprentices to learn
Baughman's Glove Fitting Dress
Cutting system. Madam Muriel
II the only teacher OF this system
In the city, Easiest system taught
pariors 81 and GO Mcdonald block.
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PATENT ATTORNEY.
PERSONAL.

Bsrne. 4 Co. 7s-7b starr BOYD blds
=. + ADAMS. ararsins. colman BID.
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REAL EsrArE-esn.,ng..


ti.flp u.s. snh up Tor cory moas,.
eornfortabie cottages. 8 rooms = !
rooms each ~
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BARGAIN In nm eight-room house.
furnished. II taken at once
Cigar stand al bargain. with long
lease.
q EGGLER a co. fAn9iA ara nrn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-25
WILL WORSHIP FIRE
Girl studying Religion Of
ZaroaStar

ZSrOaster.
New York. April 24-Dispatches receiv-
ed here relate the story OF = young Amer
lean girl. pretty. accomplished ana highly
educated. becoming a CONVEX 20 the reiig-
ion Of zoroaster.
The story comes from Paris. where Miss
Natalie Barney. the daughter Of BIT. and
Mrs. CLIFFORD Barney q washington and
Bar Harbor. has been spending the win
ter. she has Just ieft Paris Tor a trip
through italy and Southern Europe. brt
her closest friends say the story q her
strange conversion IS correct
Others do not pui the case 20 stronsiy
ana declare she IS studying Zoroasterisrn
with q view q embracing IT,
Miss Barney Travelled last winter IN
syria and Persia and was attracted iT
the purity ~ the principal emb.ezn ~
Observation-Disclosures The dual principle
Of good and evn. FL other words lignt
and darkness. also appealed 20 Mss Bar
nev. She says e e e popular error 20
suppose TIRE Zoroassriars are FIRE wor-
shippers. They merely look upon Ere IS
the chief symbol of their religion
F1rthsrrnore. & vas the rellglo- ~ ths
Mage. II wise uen ~ are eat. and Kiss
Barney has been diligently seeking vis-
dom ance she was nsds lane year aFo
av fsH from Der horse. u is asser-ei
thst she claims % have fcund The beira
Of Gusad in THIS old religion. AID she 10
longer is lame
-, IS studrIrr the Zorcas;riaa Bile.
known as Lle Zend Avesta-
- e -
vo1nr women j. Paris. ard moves 81 IRE
=-aet exclusive circles. Her wealth. = ~
49, t-zsfv. has brought e lzrre trelr rs
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HE URGES SUBMISSION
Peace Of United states OF Columbia
Looked Tor


washington. April st.-Peace fl the
United states OF Columbia is believed
70 be assured as the result of an iln-
portant conference held Monday night IN
the Columbian legisiac on here.
General Uribe-Uribs. a leader of tho
Colombian Insurgents. called In Doctor
Carlos Martinez Silva. Colombian Minis
tor. and Don Tomas Horran. secretary u
the legation. and discussed a manifesto
90 the insurgents, urging them 70 surren-
der 70 the government
This manifesto announces that General
Uribe-Uribe came 20 the United States 10
secure the recognition OK the insurgents
forces and 10 obtain munitions and a
warship. His efforts met with failure.
IL was impossible % secure supplies. Ia
the interest OF humanity. therefore, Gen
eral Jrbe-Uribc urges the insurgents 90
lay down their arms and submit % the
government
While not the supreme commander %
the insurgent forces. Minister silva says
General Uribe-Uribe has great influence
with the insurgents.
''eace is assured" said the minister cas-
a result OF General Urbe-Urihes action.
IL IS understood that General Udbe-
Tribe imposed. as the only conditions of
his action that all political prisoners
should be liberated and general amnesty
should bee onered all Insurgents. Both ~
these conditions have been anticipated
by the Colombian government, which has
freed about 40 prisoners and offered
amnesty 20 the leaders II the revolt
Colombia now imposes a war tax upon
all insurseut sympathizers. This win DC
removed Immediately after the rebelhoH
ends
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shipper Of a car OF mediums of very fair
gre De. at q strong bulk figure.
Fritze & Denoya, the heavy shippers
from Ponca City, had IN car Of medi-
ums. which sold at a good bulk range fig-
ure.
Patterson & Vowel. Of Anthony. were
on the close with a good load OF me
dunn lights, which sold at good bulk
price.
A. Aumstott, of Elmer. was in person
With a car of mediums Of his own rails
ing, which brought a good bulk price.
Owen & Co. Of Kremlin, o. T., were
shippers Of a car load Of mediums, which
sold on the close at {. strong bulk price
Steiner & Blair, Of Lyons, were among
the late ones TO sell out on the dechn-
ing market a car of heavies Of very fair
grade.
sale & Johnson, the wen known Okla
homa shippers, had in on the close a
car of mediums, which sold straight at a
good price.
A. c. Jacques, Of Greenwich, had in a
load OF common hogs Of light weight,
which sold at all their grade could bring.
Peter Bailey, of AndOver, had in car
of hogs o. his own feeu4ng which graded
lights, and sold straight at strong bulk
price.
Day & Yoman, Of Alameda, had in a
car of mediums, which sold at a good
bulk figure early in the trading.
Connors & Humphrey, Of Kinghsher,
had in car Of mixed hogs, part light
lights and a good bunch OF mediums. both
selling strong, the mediums without dock
at a good bulk figure.
John Radcliffe, Of Cunningham was in
person with a car OF mediums, which
sold straight at bulk prices.
Brenholt & Peoples Of Deer Creek, were
shippers of a car OF common, thin hogs
Of light weight grade.
Garland q Knowles Of Wellington, were
shippers Of three cars Of stockers Of fine
quality. and they all sold on the open
market.
Speers & Mclaughlin. Of Clearwater,
were in with car Of cattle, which sold
out early.
The roads bringing IN the stock yes
terday We're as follows: Santa Fe, -; Mis-
souri, Pacific, Z; Rock Island, 4; Frisco, 2.
The tops yesterday were $50 two cars
the bulk, IS .55G5. IS; the average weight,
235; the receipts. 1870
Ed Weidline, of Augusta, was on the
market buying extensively Of me grade
stock cattle.
Buyers are wanted at once for So extra
fine calves. Come soon, as these are a
bargain, and viii be sold right May be
seen at the stock yards.
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QUEER CASE or SUICIDE
Clifford saddorls airs HimseIfin MS
NIeeu

Clinton. Ia. April 24-Dsath by his ov-u
hand while IN a sonambulistio state is
the fate which befeIl Clifford SaddoTis.
OF Dc Witt
saddorls had done many marvellous
things IN his sleep.
He carried his bed from upstairs dowrE
into the parior ore nlzhL put Il up again
and slept half the night He bad htched
up the team ard started 20 WORK ga the
field on one occasion. bat was awakened
by his father VINO had been aroused by
the noise
The night on Which he committed
suicide before he went % hsd De read
aloud 70 his parents 81 account OF
man committing suicide by going % the
barn and firing a charge ~ bacEshot
into hls heart
lie appeared 20 De considerably moved
by The incident. and expressed great
sympathy Tor the man whose mind vas
in such O. condition that be would take
his own ufa He went 90 bed as usrsi.
but some time Do ire night he ldlle4 hill-
s.lf in identcally The same manner
The cororers jury agreed with tho
parents that the young man was iH q
sonsmbulisrc state when he shot hin-
eaIf
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HOGS 5 CENTS LOVER
Quality Was Good and Sales
Finally Heavy,
TOPS DOWN TO $3.50
Receipts f,97O--CattIe Higher
With Good Quality,

Yesterday was day Of changes IN the
hog market, due entirely to local condi-
fions. On Tuesday night there were a
great many hogs yarded back unsold-
On the opening yesterday morning these
hogs which had been carried over, about
nine cars in all, were ready waiting for
the buyers attention These hogs being
Ia the main extra good quality the buyers
bought them at strong prices; that is,
The quality was extra good and they paid
wen up for them accordingly, in the face
of universal reports from other points Of
q rat 5 cents lower. All these earlier
h0ld-over hogs sold readily and at around
$50 and s5.65. with one car load Of ex-
ira choice heavies going at $40. The
packers about flied their orders on these
carly hogs and what came in Immediately
afterwards. Then the later trains deliv-
c-ed smother heavy line of offerings,
which naturally glutted me market for a
time, and il looked like only a few Of
the very best OF these later ones could
sen. But toward the close The buying re-
stunned with q viw. wit hthe final result
that the yards were entirely cleaned up
ana not a desirable load left. The close
was very active. but also very weak,
most OF the last sales being at cents
lower The general average quotation for
the whole day was cents lower, and
Tor the most part up to the very close,
dun and drasgy. The quality of the hogs
was good al day. both those on sale at
The opening, and the later deliveries.
There was q large supply and fl all sold.
There were two top cars of heavy hogs
going AT the E5-cent top, and a. strong
nickel under the tops. only a very few
OF lighter weights sold down toward the
foot of the bulk, which was within a
tcu-cent range.
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MET The ENEMY
Andasa Result Fifty Cinnamon Are
bend

BeAus
Pellin. April 24-The international de-
tsehment Of SO men. under Colonel Rad
ford. which left shan Hal Kwan to pun
ish the force OF Boxers and robbers that
recently attacked the Indian troops, Kill
ing Major Browning, met the enemy ii
force. kining hfty. OF the international
detachment SIX British. two japanese
and one Frenchnan were killed. The en-
envy ned 10 the mountains, but VIII be
closely pursued The body Of Major
Browning was recovered.
The Germans have been ordered back
from Pao Ting Flu expedition. Their be-
havior for the last week or So has caused
great indignation in Pekin. not only
among the Chinese but among the for
a5ensrs as wen. Carts. horses. mules and
ponies have been impressed Tor trsnspo7-
tstion purposes. coolies have been made
10 work Tor nothing. and even educated
Chinese have been Impressed A con
tractor. working for sn American quar-
tsrnaster. was impressed while ~ work
and was only released on proof that he
vas working for The Americans. An en-
Move If the British legation had siEn-
liar experience Mr.. Hitler, manager e
the bank. was stopped and MADE % prove
his ownership Of cart The Chinese
say there is intense feeling thronshout
the province against foreigners, largely
because OF tie harsh treatment the Chi
nese have received from the Germans
Taey also assert Chst the needless ex-
penses OF the Germans against perfectly
quiet communities have caused many
Chinese. who have lost an. - join bands
Of robbers.
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The WEATHER.
Wichita, April "a.

Wichita, April 2.
During the past twenty four hours tho
temperature has been from a. u &, a
range OF % degrees. and the mean IS &c
grees. which is degrees warmer than
Tuesday. and degrees aiso warmor than
the normal. with cloudy weather most Of
the day and trace or rainfall at AS n
m. fresh southeast to light south wind,
and moderately high pressure. Distant
lightning in the west at p. m.
So far this month the temperature has
been e degrees daily colder than the nor
NAL. while the rainfall has been two and
q third inches more than the normal
FRED L. JOHNS--.. Observer.
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OWE FIREMAN Killed
DIsa=trous Fire Breaks Dat Ia FurHi-
ture House.

PittsburE Po Apsh 1t-rhs three np-
ger floors e the rirs story building o.
So Peunsyivaria avenue. Occupied tT
Barker. Williams e Ca-. farnitprs he-se.
we're ersttel ~ Gre tonight ed TIE sr9 5
on the f9ors below badly damaged ~
water Eduard Eagenreycr. a member
u engine company 81. was carried from
the eighth goor % the celar - tae cel-
isuse n the freight elevate. srsft ha
BODY has not been recovered The prop
ertr loss b gs 60
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81 s5a4. $50 for 60 days; posted rates,
81 S5taII4 So and &.SS; commercial bills,
s. 81. IA $50. Silver certificates nominal
Is. 6gc: bar silver. 59lzc; Mexican dollars.
4SItc Government bonds strong; refund
ing twos registered and coupon. le6ls;
threes registered, 1101z; coupon. lllia; new
fours registered. 1855: coupon. 1875; old
fours. registered and coupon, 1883 hives
registered, I10ls. coupon, 1Il1z.
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London. ADrl 1S-Tne Tlnss ftis norm
ing announces IRE spEr7aec.-E n.srriaF-
q Archia4-d Edward Ea1soar. recol1 sea
~ Archlaa51 Haife4r. Lr11er. = w
Vl=sen Hay. eldest da1Ehter % 2irs- sar-
tors 70 washington.
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American league.

COLORADO SPRINGS. 3: DENVER. z.
Colorado Springs. Col, April -i-DenVer
won todays game be- launching their hits
g., H. ttird inning. Score. r II =
,o,ora5o Strings 26OO0O003 SIS
enver ...........e1401O 0I'-7 Ii
Batteries-wh Swain, smith
and Donahue. Arthur. Kostan. McNeely
and Sullivan.
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Kansas City.
COTTON.

New York. April Cotton futures
closed barely steady: april. S.oSc. May
2.05c. June. CSC. July. soc; August, 10;
September. 7.34c: October. 7.26c; Novem-
Der. z .29c: December 7.l9c; January, zoe.
Spot closed dun, I-16c lower; middling
uplands. Sssc midding gulf, S9sc; sales.
Is bales