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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
Notes aud Personals.

j. a. Giraud, contracting agent o, the
frisco, VIII spend today.in Galveston.
Charles d. Goldlng, commercial agen,
tory
u. Noel, assistant general freight agen,
day.
X a. George. travelling passenger
agent OF the Houston and Texas Central,
w's In this city yesterday
\. A. Van Alstyne, treasurer OF the
IaiVeston, Houston and Henderson at
ua"eston, was in this city yesterday.
r. L. Peeler, Industrial agent of the
missouri, Kansas and Texas, is back Il
,ewn after an extensive trip over his
territory.
The American Refrigerator Transit
company will receive during the coming
month 200 new cars from the American
Car and Foundry company.
SIM H. Dixon. immigration agent OF
the Houston East and West Texas, leti
last night for Fort Worth. where he goes
10 attend the meeting OF the eXeou i've
committee Of the Texas Live Stock asso-
citation.
J. W. Wilkinson OF the Southern Pa-
cihc and J. j. Lawrence of the Houston
ana Texas Central are back from san An
ionic, wnere they attended the Texas
rate sheet meeting, held in the Alamo
City last week.
With regard to recent rumors thai
n. e. HUNTINGTON OF the Southern Pac nc
ND not sell his stock to he Hartman
syndicate, It may he stated that all of tho
'Hunt.ngt holdin- s. IS wei as taose
controlled by Speyer & Co., we're sold on
equal terms.
B, r, Morton, sr,. of Newport. Ky,
father of h. r. Morton. Jr.. city licket
agent OF the Katy here, WIS in this city
yesterday visiting his son. He was ac-
comp4nied by his other son, George Nor
ton, who IS in he employment OF the
missouri, Kansas and Texas at st. LOUIS
The SOU hern Pacific lines announce
special rate to Laredo and Monterey
Mexico. at one fire for the round ,rlr
p us 50 30 TO San Antonio. Tickets are
SO higher to Monterey than are those &c
Laredo. sale OF tickets, February 20-21,
limited to February 20 to Laredo. an.
ten days to Monterey.
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Consolidation Indorsed.

Beaumont, Texas, February 1l.-Tne
committee to which was referred the san
Ia Fe-Kay See proposed consolidation for
muTated the following as expressing the
sentiment of Beaumont on the proposlon;
l. The absorption Of the Gulf. Beau
mont and Great Northern Railroad COM
Iany by the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansa,
City Railway company. we recommend as
favorable TO our interests and conditions,
and would ask that you cooperate with
the proper parties in effecting same.
.. We would also ask your operation
in behalf OF the Cult, Colorado and Santa
Fe Railroad company in the purchase and
consolidation of the Gulf, Beaumont aud
Kansas City Railway company; provided,
however, that they incorporate in their
application the maintenance OF the ma
chine shops at Beaumont for the repair
ing OF motive power and rolling stock 10
quantity equal 10 that required by the
Cuff. Beaumont and Kansas City Railway
company in their operations.
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Application Considered al a Meeting Of
Passenger Agents
the MEETING REACHED NO CONCLUSION
president Ripley OF the Atchisop
system Denies His Road Is Inter-
ested In Consolidation scheme,

New York, February 1i.--Nearly at,y
general passenger agents interested in
transcontinental traffic were In confer.
ence today in the rooms OF the Trunk
Line association. Eben L. Mcleod. chair.
man of the Western Passenger assocla-
ton, presided. The meeting was held ia
consider the application of the Southern
Pacific company for permission 10 sc-
cept the first and second class passenger
business at the lowest transcontineutal
rate for the route from Boston 10 Califor-
MIA via New York, Washington and New
Orleans. The local rate from Boston 10
New York has to he added to the trans
continental rate, making the rate from
boston to the Pacific by this route
from 50 to s. higher than the rate from
New York
After holding two sessions, the confer
ence adjourned without reaching any
conclusion,
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pn.senger EarnIngs.

Austin, Texas February little fol-
lowing railroads paid their quarterly "a =
senger tax today, en- passengeg earnings
for the quarter ending December ST.
1900
Central Texas and Northwestern rail-
way paid ss01O on sse10.7l.
The Fort Wc.ph and New Orleans rail-
way paid $17S.76 on Sl7,376.2l.
Heanre and Biazos Valley railway
paid S1l.S0 on sllS0.15.
The Moscow, Camden and san Angus
tine paid 76 ccnts IN S16.os.
The Rio Grande aud Eagle Pass rail
way paid s9.l4 on s9l4.10.
The Texas and Mexican railway pa q
slSe.69 on s1s,66s.Tl.
The Gulf. Western Texas and Pacific
paid s137s1 ON s13, 7sl.5o. .
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The claim OF other cough Medicines to
be as good IS Chamberlain's are cffectual-
ly set al rest in tho following testimonial
OF Mr. c b Glass. an employe Of Bart
lett Dennis Co. Gardiner, Me. II,
says: u had kept adding to a cold and
cough in the winter Of 1897 trying every
cough medicine 1 heard Of without perma-
nent help, until one day l was In the
drug store OF Mr.. Houlehan and he adj
vised me to try chamberlain's Cough
Remedy snd offered to pay back my
nancy II vas not cured. Ny lungs
and bronchial tubes were very core a,
this time. but was completely cured
BY this remedy, and have since always
turned to il when got cold, and soon
find relief, l also recommend e 10 my
friends and am glad 70 say It Is the
best Of ali cough medicines" For sale
by all druggists.
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nenicd the Rcnort.

New York, February 1i.-President E.
.P. Ripley OF the Atchlson, Topeka and
Santa Fe railway is at the Hotel Meth
eriands and will be in the city until to-
morrow or Wednesday. Mr.. Ripley las,
night denied that the Atchison would be
brought in some way into closer rela-
lions with the Union Pacific system.
II have heard" he said. that there
have been many reports OF late 10 Wall
street TO the effect that there Will be IN
the near future another move in the
consolidation OF Western roads which
Will include the absorption OF the Atehl-
son Topeka and Santa Fe by some other
road. You may state that no step OF this
nature has been or IS being considered
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Commission Orders.

Austin, Texas, February 11--The fol-
lowing have been Issued by the railfoad
commission:
Commodity tariff No. 3a, issued by tn y
commission to apply on cotton seed and
ctton seed p.oduots, transported by Ia J.
r5uds between points in Texas and eff
fective March TO- 1929, Is amended ~
adding 20 the list of specials" contained
In section > thereof tue following item:
Fort Worth and Rio Grande railway:
Rate on cotton seed, in oaTlos5e. mini
mum weight $4,000 pounds per car, from
Cmanche 10 Dublin, , cents per 100
pounds.
THIS order shall take effect February
T., 1901,
Authority is granted tho Houston Els
and West Texas Railway compa1y TO
adopt the following arrangement in con-
nection with The rule governing re-
turned shipments OF empty barrels and
DRUMS:
when more than one empty barrel or
drcn is delivered for return ~ same
skipper in enc day, agents will handle
the entire 'shtpmenit as one l-t not
With and'ng they may toe from various
ccr5igEc.G"
Effective February 10, 1901.
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royalty % 2 cents per pound being charged
Tor such service. Cost Of enl walton dur
ing growth will not exceed $i.25 per acre.
Or Harris exhibited samples OF Fannie
fiber as x came from the machine and
also when bielched, canes. plants aud
seed. He answered several questions as
20 the planting, care and gatheFing ~
ramie aud it's adaptablliy 10 this soil
and climate
II Is probable that many Va Porte fsrn-
err will de,nte one or more acres each
70 ramie this season.
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sherman, Texas, February 11.-chiet
ns'neer Hennings of the Houston AMI
'eSas Central railway today finished lay
'e on the connection in South sherman
W which that road will be furnished a
s su.nlls Tor the use OF trains, the
ag OF which TO Denison will be nee
Frisco. "i'ii 'ne
The recent heavy rains and severe
W., have practically stopped work on
uhe Frisco terminals at the Sherman end.
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passengers. The number n, aliens w,s
Va 'oss' an increase Of sS,gS2. as compared
~ Inc lumber landed at that wort in
ne distribution shows that tie Easf-
WI safes caught most Of tie innni-
s saa Vcyas Is reported TO have gotten
S'2 OF the immigrants. 'S''N'
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COUNTRY RenIE.tate

|tsu,,.' " several large transactions
~ real estate we're filed in the
h., ''As office yesterday. The
|ns ~ was the sale Of $40 acres
| !, a.a.i tracts at Pierce june
h for :, 81 IAN Sprinkle to BENJAMIN
|. o. 4os i'.vvv' another deal was me
|TAy s, ny acres out of the James r.
W. "a So ,y by NJ. P. Balthrope and
In. D,r SSsnuel f. Courtney FOR $1,000
Eizeisa = and Mary @. Van ostern
y acres 20 sell to Clara q. skinner
p Tor 3s sse.ented to Thomas ]. Strauss
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p.nor, of immigration Trafnc.

Officials OF the Immigrant bureau OF
the western Passenger association hsve
issued report showing the volume and
dist ribuiion of. immigrant traffic through
~. rorf or Sew York IN 1890 The
stsamsh,3 companies larded 5fi,2is per-
Ems al their decks In the course OF the
year. 4cc, laI OF whom we're sieerass
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w. o. Conner OF Dallas, and in the even
ing entertained in honor OF Miss Shirley
Fontaine OF Galveston. Both events were
brilliant and well attended. notwithstand-
ing the Indictment weather.
Miss Shirley FontaIne Of Galveston was
The guest of honor at a card party given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs II. +. Ring.
Mrs. Fort smsh will entertain the Main
Street Euchre club next Monday after
noon. instead OF on Tuesday as frs; ar
ranged.
Mrs. Z. ". Sewall gives a reception
Friday afternoon from TO 6. compb-
mentary to Mrs. Ben Campbell
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s,,n. a'e home on a journey without.
~. y chanberlaln's collie. choier.
/ !. '''e Remedy. 1t is almost GER.
Ia needed ana can not be pro.
'.... ' you are on board tn. car. or
!, 4 is pleasant. sal. ana 70.
'' sale BY all druggists.
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NolE-Ttalns leaving Houston ata.4sp.
ina arriving at Houston at aAsa. m and
fasi, N. also run into Grand Central de-
" departing 10 MINUTES earlier and arrIv-
fysn minutes later than time given above.
tzas arrive aud depart from the Grand Cen.
| afc except the Missouri. Kansas g. Texas
shith have depot in the Fifth ward the In
Pferal 4 Great Northern and Columbia Tap,
hN The International and Great Northern de :
4 Congress avenue, and the Houston Eas, and
itas morning train which leaves from and
fsh'he Houston East and West Texas dep OF
Hscsfi. Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
l,tn Henderson trains pass the International
GutNcrtheTn depot.
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Big drop; rubber boots and shnes.
Write Goodyear Rubber Co, ST. Louis,
Mo.
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SOCIETY NOTES.
Events Enjoyed Yesterday nm,
Those To Take Place To-day.

The most Important event OF the week
in Houston society will be the marriage
OF Or. ]. Allen Kyle 10 Miss Mary Stella
Carr this evening. The ceremony viii be
performed az o'clock. aud will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carr between the hours
of $500 and Z.
Mrs. W - Chow gave a reception yes
terdsy afternoon complimentary TO Mrs
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e. ". e II, II. n.

Depot foot Of ConE'ess Avenue.
Galveston Trains.
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( lolp SCHEDULE.

/. a 4. C. II. II.
c,,ua Central Depot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
DIR. ANDREWS SAP MISTAKE

Another This pr. r benjamin.
Andrews chancellor o. University 81 Nebraska
haccaiaueate John Rekefeera Chicago Unit
the doctor made this mis.stateuent
1t condemn simply because they
many Chicago and
VALE public mnisnlns
that the demanded
portunty
Nebraska
condemned because
Il methods which
dshanorsh condemned
gardiess religion.
poor They
those which the pekpoek
Of
on hand their who
gigantic fortunes upon
men
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NEW PROFESSORS
Secured by President Graves While
IN the East

President Frank pierrepont Graves
returned yesterday from an extend
81 Eastern tour. The Itinerary -
the trip Included isit 60 pixies
Peak and the Garden ~ the Cod.
and an inspection - Chicago. Coll
hmhia. YALE, Harvard and Wyoming
universities. on his Way East Dr
Graves stopped At Hunslo g. Sc the
Washington exhibit lie Was very
much pleased ~ the work 81 the
states commissioners A. that place.
The mining. fruit and lumber ex-
hihtis are especially fine he says.
Or Crave stayed long enough a. the
exposition 60 deliver an addrvas on
the Schools 81 Washington. In the
ohio building
While AZ Columbia arrangements
were made % secure two professors
Tor the engineering school at the
state university when he reached
his old college WynmiuE Or Graves
vas given = reception - tbs stu
dents After = STAY - only Il hours
there he resumed his Journey 70 the
coast u haEin making Arrangements
for the rsoprntnr ~ the university
This ceremony viii take place sert
81. and ~ IL the corusr-stonrs ~ ths
science hail ard the new power.
house wiii be laid
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REGATTA ON
SEPT. e
All Puget Sound Yacht Clubs Will
Participate

The first regatta under the auspi-
cessof the Seattle Yacht club. will Be
held on the sound on sept .. All
the clubs of the Sound will b. asked
10 take part and with a fair wind
sone Interesting races are looked FOR.
The course viii be prepared BY Com
fnodore c. y. Stimson. John 7. Con-
don and r. ). Stimson. For prizes.
peauants viii be offered instead ~
eups. as the funds are being reserved
10 build new club house next
spring. II viii probably be located
~ West Seattle. The present ioca-
fion. ~ the Brighton boat house. ls
exceedingly disa greeabie on account
Of the refuse dumped into the bay at
that point.
Next Saturday an attempt will be
made 10 sail off the race between
the Olympic and Bonita. which was
rcheduled for Labor Day. but has
been prevented on several occasions
by light winds. on Sunday about a
dozen Of the yachts IN the club VIII
take a cruise. under the direction Of
Commodore Stimsou. The course
will probably be across the Sound.
where luncheon viii be served The
members n the club and their fami-
lies will attend.
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SINGLE PLAN OF THE NEW PRESIDENT

President Roosevelt members Mckinley
portfolios the further
carry and
president dspeed the existed
Of persons attempt
distinctive had fear
policy possibly in
their and There
smoothly without
President initiative though
he the political
Tor Of Ms 8
conservative
Two administrations q whether
Republican
extent II + far
carried through four
by he'sane
presidential
tnnox
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National Bank Of Commences
Scandinavian American Bank
The caaadlas saak of csmmercs

fflRht million doIlarus) ....
a,,r,.it,. ......=...... o. co.. CO..
Interest allowed on time deposits \
general banking hnhinssA transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH = bafner OF
James street and SeeQud avenue.
y. A. CAMERON, Manage.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
aaeasd avenue and Pike street CAPT
al aid an. 500 90 y & Nrufsidcf.
urem J. r. Hayden. cash. J. 7. Green
leaf. asst cash Commercial savings
and trust business.
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ATTENTION
New Workers Watching the Mines
OF WASHINGTON

Tho mines of Washington. eHpeci-
HliN those boz the neiEhbofhnod ~ In
deN, arv attracting a great deal of
attention lu NgW York aud other
cities m the East Assistant seerr.
tsry of state ". A. Nichols. and
Deputy Stale Insurance Commission
er ! H. sehtVely. who have Just re-
turned from the East. say that a
letter from Hhsrles n Eckefzou. a
mining expert. has been generally
circulated about one 81 the large in -
auranee offices of New York. where
10 was the subject of a great deal Of
Interest. hckersoh has been ia index
and made thorough examination of
the country His letter ts in a most
enthusiastic strain aud SAYS fortunes
can be made IN the district and that
n VII yet prove bigger camp than
lutte. Mont He says he has seen
the finest showing 81 low grade cop
per ore carrying gold and silver he
has ever come across IL iH not al
Index. bat Va a new district near hy.
Some heavy Investments are said 60
be contemplated on the strength OF
the letter.
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working men. or unions. as annrth-
iftic Ia their tendencies
Therefore. Re IL resolved that wc
sincerely mourn the loss 81 our
z resident. and that we recognize iu
htm n man of uuhiernished eharac-
ter. whose patriotism was uuquss-
toned. and who possessed a genuine
lofty Christian spirit. Hts aGmiuls-
tration ~ the nation and his con-
duct with the people VAS such ~ 70
merit the homage and emulation 81
friend or Soc. and ~ people % all
And further. We ahhor and detest
the methods - anarchists as cruel
and unwise. and cay that this couu-
try h no place for them.
V. Y. LOWE.
A. NELSON.
Pr. pIEAsAUNCF.
DICKINSON RANDALL.
r. HALL.
COMMITTEES.
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following Mckinley.
actions
acensed citizens who have soundy
pressed sympathy for Cxoigo
been
Is an well of
country thelr
place
United States a energy.
what needed drive
Of the United
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.oNYpoNOR Victory" the genuine.
cures all diseases. avoid limitations
GO Mcdonald block
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LOVE AND OLD AGE
Stride and Groom Both More Than
Fifty

Daniel y. Carr. aged 50, and caro-
line a. Tempkins aged 81. ~ this
city. decided last seek % spend ths
remainder Of their lives togethe-.
Both have heen married before.
Cars FIRST wife dying some years
ago. and Mrs Tofnpklns securing r
81 paration from her husband Bota
bride and Nrourn have herr close
friends Tor many years This j. the
third time IN the past few weeks
that marriage licenses have been ia
sued t. people 81 advanced age
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cI.IpvoYaNTs


uMr pFpERsOS. well known
throughout Europe and America
an the worlds greatest trance me
dlum tells past and future, gives
business advice. adjusts family
troubles. traces lost and stolen
property. etc. she is the medium
Who foretold Kitty CinE'a terrible
fate. Who WAS killed by Harry
HAYWARD 81 Minneapolis cal on
this gifted woman and she VIII
send YOU away happier. wiser and
cnpable ~ being successful Ia any
undertaking. her charges are eN-
tremelY reasonable. and never more
than so-calied clairvoyauis who
give Inferior readings. all business
confidential. her clients include all
classes open sundays Hours 2
a. IN 20 p. m. Grand Pacific no.
tel IT'S First avenue. Room u
prob. JOHNSTON. the well known
ciairvoYant and palmiEt; eighteen
years experience. hoers 10 a. m.
20 = p. m. Sundays. | 10 5 =. IN.
Rooms / and Hotel Leland. Si3
Second avenue: readings 81
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VA H. BFTTNEH attorney at Ia w.
Suits prohccuted ana defended DO all
courts. ih years experience Proceed.
inEH lu bankruptcy Companies iuear-
pafatsd. Abstracts carefully ca. fu-
iaad Collections made ln all o. rtH
- the United BIatsh Highest tn
mHrclal and buuk references ia
Third avenue. Phone Main i40g
srECkERT. a. J.~glyiI aad criminal
practice, u years actual experience.
consultations free Room -. AriinE-
ton hotel lover puAt9hlesJ. Phone,
Main ~
J. =. BALL. is ana "a RoxWell block
ia Columbia 81. Phone. Blue %.
General practice in Hli TIE raHrtHs
Damage cases specially
Modsrsta fees consultation IRE
~ =. FOSTER Autual LIE bulldiBs
Phone. Main gL
FRANK ~ NlEHrLINg. Boston blk.
~ y MAkTiN. eio 1iufual Lifs BID
} a KELLOGG "a bailey build ~
So % LAABrTu 0ts Paeihc block
a q MACDONALD ios burke bii
Root Palmer q urovn Pioneer BIZ
Il. 9 coN0VEH st-D Hailsf building
LYMAN y KNAPP. 30 Halisr hui'dinF
q WARb KEMP q. Burke buiidia
} y potGLAH ~ Nev York bit.
HORACE PETER, Hs ke~ York Dix
PIERRE r FERRY 20 Burke hilek
q. 8 LANnt.AND. ~ y. Y bloc 8.
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BARGAINS IN secondhand household
goods. call At Red Front Furnltnr.
Company we can give YOU fine sec
ond-uaud cook stoves. bedroom sets
carpets they look as good as new
for half the money. 1lO and III 81 :.
oud avenue south
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

Milton G. Anderson. aged =. and
Eta q Crippeu. Is both ~ Seattle
Joseph perre,. aged ~ and Mary
O'cannor. =. both ~ Everett. Geo.
Walter Mitchell AGED -. ~ Seattle.
end carrie Penne. %. ~ Olympia
WIN Kruise. aged p, ~ Seattle. AMI
Marie Scott. -. ~ Redmond VIM.
,. PHILLIPS. aged IS. - Seattle. and
Era q. Crane. N. - Boston. Mass.
Emmanuel Galena. aEsd e. ard Ka
tie Phillips. q. both II Seattle. "a
win n Hayward. aged o. II Roscoe
~, and Marie T.. e;lciasmsisisr. -.
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Resisted the Officer

r. Nelson was arrested for raising
n disturbance last night on Washing
ton street b. Patrolmau Ryan. but
fnrtead ~ submitting quietly. he
assaulted the officer. Tho prisoner
vas goon overcome. Another man.
q J. Lester. attempted to interfere
and was also taken into custody.
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PFTFRs q powELI.

AktNEHefs IoS RinAA..~
roEtofiice address. Rooms No
s. Dexter Horton Bank Building. se-
attic. King Co. Washington.
Date OF first publication. SEPT :
1901.
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viii Remain on the Sound

Or. a. l.. Hutchinson. formerly
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church ~ this city. Is back with his
congregation at the Emmanuel Pres
byferian Church Of Tacoma. DR..
Hutchinson went 10 Great Falls.
Mont. In response 10 call from the
Presbyterian church AZ that place.
hut be prefers the Sound country and
Will remain IN Tacoma.
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nor
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
UPHOLSTERERS
Adopt Resolutions on the Death Of
the President

The Upholsterers and Furniture
WORKER Union of Seattle adopted
the following resolutions at It's meet
fng last night.
whereas. Our beloved president,
william Mckinley. came h. an uB-
ftmeiy death 2 the hand % an an
srchi~f ASSASSIN:
~whsrssA soms people regard
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81 Victoria. - G.. John Roy lien.
dricks. aged ~. - fIafnry CO.. or.
and Julia Esther Markham. .. Of
Naahon. Daniel Fullerton Macke5lar.
aEsd =, and Annie fAvinla Mhhbott.
=. both = Seattle. Louis usrE. aged
81. and Justine knudson, II. both q
seattle
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ntsINExs CoI.LECEs

efAHREs PERRIN Hhortha - sehp2s-
Indivldual instruction. ;. bostan.
LEO = Business College. lnion-sd. m
dividual Instruction. al sublects
nEsT methods and teachers Acne
Business Cailese, second ard PIC
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