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Evening journal., 1901-10-16
wrpNEspAY. oorosER 30. ioOi
nIsrnIaurIoN on pArRoNAeE

1t seems to be generally conceded by
the press that Congressman Ball will
have the distribution OF the patronage
or. at least, that he will be uhe Presi
dents Chief adviser in making Federal
Appointments in Delaware. The rea-
sons in the Executives mind leading
10 this decision may be inferred, and
they do credit to him and are in keep
ing with the highest traditions of the
Office
Those wlho know Congressman Bal
have every reason TO expect that the
responsibilities which this duty entails
will be discharged in a manner cred
liable to the party, and with reference
10 the public service. No party can af-
ford 10 name men for positions of trust
who are incapable of a proper dis
charge Of their duties, or who, because
OF a lack OF moral stamina, are likely
70 bring their organization into disre-
pute. In the last analysis people are
honest, and a majority of them place
the pubic service above partisan ad-
vantage or political reward.
Congressman Ball is peculiarly adapt
ed for mis- delicate duties. While his
political attitude in Delaware politics is
l1rlown TO all men, yet there is Moth
ing I'M his past or present conduct to
warrant personal bitterness, or a suspi-
cion of unfairness@IIe makes little con-
cealmenlt Of his plans and his purposes.
He holds that the Republican party is
naturally trae' dominant political organi-
zaltion in Delaware, and that factional
wars should cease. But he does not be-
-lieve in a series OF compromises whion
shall leave yet unsettled the tlinda-
menta, questions of difference. If there
is to be harmony it must come by men
putting aside for the moment their per-
sonal ambitions, AND the party be re-
established on measures for which no
man may have cause TO blush. We can.
not build an elaborate and imposing
superstructure on rotten foundations.
Congressman Ball has taken an atti-
those who interpret his motive as be-
ing a desire merely to make personal
appointments and to reap factional adj
vantage. have seriously misjulged theil
man. He has decided that as far as
his recommendations prevail, no ono
need expect an appointment without
merit being the chief element in the
backing. Personal appointments he
will not make, as he does not regard
that he was elected to furnish sinecure.
for his friends.
His conduct in the matter OF making
Che postofiice change in Wilmington
should receive 1he praise of everyone
there was no Generalization incident Z,
a change of officials; no olamor for tn
Office. but a gentleman who is eminent
ly qualified fcr the discharge of th
duties was asked TO serve, and was ap
pointed without fuss and feathers W
do not wish 10 eulogize CongreSma
Ball ne does not need it. but we ar
persuaded THAT his plans are I'm the In
terosts Of good public service. and of
united party. He should be sustaine
by those who have any sense of publ
decency, and who wish TO see the Re-
publican party re-established on an eI
during basis of lofty civic ideals
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
CITY SOLICITOR MAKES RETURN
Judge Spruauce Passes on The Banning
Ntreet Award

City Solicitor ID. J. Reinhardt this
morning made return to Judge Spruance
of the commission appointed to condemn
Banning street which made an award of
S14O. The commission is the third to
view the land. The first jury made an
award of $3.50. To this the city objected
Another commission assessed $50 dam
ages. Judge Spruance will choose one OF
the three awards and his choice will be
final
Judge Spruance this afternoon con
firmed tine award OF S14O made by th'
last commission.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
cause Of MeKInIey,s peath unkno

New York. Oct. 16.-Before
State Medical Society yesterday.
Mann said: IF you ask me "
caused the Presidents death / CT
not tell you. l doubt if that will
be discovered. Amongst contribui
causes, however, were the Preside
age. his lack of exercise and his
urally weak heart, which made
pulse high
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

There are now number Of bills in
course Of preparation, which win be
submitted TO Congress at the next ses-
sion, looking to the safety Of the Presl-
dcrt There is general sentiment
that any attempt upon the life Of the
Executive should be punished with
death. and that accessories should be
regarded as principals There have
been objections urged that when the
President travels. he Is regarded by The
law CT the State where he happens tc
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

The testimony of Lieut. Commander
Sears andCapt- Cook before the Court OF
Inquiry is positively to the effect thai
Sdh'ey carried himself at the battle ol
Santiago as a commander should. Scar.
declared yesterday that during the en-
gagement "he was cool. brave and en-
thusiastic.' The difference of opinioi
as shown in the testimony OF certain
officers is remarkable. and cannot b
accounted for without calling int
question uhe motives Of some OF th
parties.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

While the pickle in several parts of
the country has fallen short of the rea-
scnable expectations Of the farmers,
on Long Island pickles have fOurished
like green bay trees, and the thrifty
and sagacious agriculturists who know
how TO coax cucumbers when their
competitors are unsuccessful feel a
glow of joy as they count their gains
The pickle harvest is not as uncertain
as the Delaware peach crop. about
which so many alarming reports are
industriCusly scattered broadcast every
season. but the cucumber has vagaries
of its own.and sometimes pays strangl
pranks with producer and consume
alike.-New York Tribune
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Yellow FIaa FIoated over Ashev

Asheville. n. c.. oct. 1b.-Ihe
low dragon of China fioated {
Asheville's Battery Park Hotel
terday in honor of WI Ting Fang,
Chinese minister, who is the spe
guest of the Southern railway at
46th annual convention of the Am
can Association of General PasseI
and Ticket Agents.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

Ford. +. II. Savery, Jr., II. A. y,
Charles Warner. George \. Rhoad
L. lizard. Emily +. Bissell NJ. 4.
Mary ID. Sisson. Annie Bissell. asa
Beadenkopf, 5. +. Johnson, Elizabe
Taylor. T.. A. Bringhurst, Elizabetl
Robinson, Sarah Dure, NJ. A. Barr,
lea l.. Warner.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

The Pittsburg Post. in commenting
on the remarkable fact that a justice
of Pennsylvania's Supreme Court is
simply an agent OF the machine. beni
on securing partisan DEGREES. aud
keeping the leaders informed in ad-
vance. exelaims: God save the Com.
mcnwealthi' This reminds MS OF a
story Just before the civil war Wen
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Charles q. White Ill

Charles c. White, formerly in the Office
Of the Edge Moor Bridge Company, but
now of the Philadelphia Office of the
American Bridge Company, is iii with ty-
nhnid feYer.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
sav Noise Is a Nuisance

Residents in South Wilmington in
the vicinity of The Diamond State
Steel Company's plant, are complaining
of an exhaust pipe on one of the build
ings which they declare is a nuisance
inasmuch as the noise made by it dis
turbs persons at night. A petition is
being circulated to be presented to the
proper authorities, asking that it be
abated.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Eife's a Burden-If the stomach

Life'S a Burden-If the stomach is
not right. Is there Nausea? Is There
Constipation? Is the Tongue Coated ?
Are you Light Headed? DO you have
Sick Headache? Any and ali of these
denote Stomach and Liver Disorder Dr.
Agnew's Liver Pills act quickly and
viii cure most stubborn and chronic
cases 40 in a vial for 10 cents. 100
doses. % cents.-39
Sold by Miller Drug Company and n
B. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
sultan Dimes Prominent American

Constantinople. Oct. 16.-Last eN
ing Spencer Eddy. secretary of
United States legation. with Gen'
Horace Porter. United States ami
sador to France, and Mrs. Porter,
ward Williams Dodd and Mrs. d
and A. Gargiulo, dragoman Of
United States legation, dined at
Sultans palace.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Mrs. Thomas Green RnrIed

At O'Clock this afternoon funera
were held over the body o
Mrs. Thomas Green, of No. 109 Wes
Eighth street Interment was private
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
ALIlABAND'S ANODYNE EN-
PECTORANT

.Subdues the Inflammation and produce
AN easy eXpectoration.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

On July 1 there were, officially re-
ported. 325 foreign stock companies
doing business in Russia. with a COM
bined capital Of 27OO0.OOO roub.es.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

lie used to have his "cOach-and-four
But that was ere he wed:
And now he sallies from his door
With coach and one instead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
HELPING THE
SUFFERERS
Beds Endowed IN Two Hospitals
BY Frederick & Nelson

Charity a. dispensed daily in tha
hospitals ~ this city seldom comes
70 public mossr~
A sister IN the Providence hospital
tAfd today There are aiwayH half
, dozen or more fflrndiess sHsMists
wap arr being uiniasrfed a. gratu-
ifausif IN th~ institution Ne Peg.
sen was ever turned from la3 doors
because money VAS not ia sight"
The Seattle General hospital. hay.
ms accommodation fos fswsr Pa
tents. u obliged 20 exercise some
Discrimination in taking thrfn.
rnt has cared Cor numbers mhA were
bot financially able 10 pay. on the
strength uf donations made to ths
Institution ~ benevolent persons Tor
charitable purposes
One ~ the latest donations 70 tue
h npltnis, IN tire name u charity.
was that made b. Frederick ard
Nelson. thn well known household
furnishing goods firm. witch gave
800 each 90 the Providence and a@-
attic General hospitals This sum,
IKE all other contributions. large and
small. will 60 directly towards rms
payment % the expenses incident "a
caring for indlxrnt lnvaisda in tbs
two hospitals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
LATE TESTIMONY
OF YESTERDAY

There was nothing Of special inter-
est In the latter part Of yesterday
afternoons session. The following
Witnesses. most Of them business
men in the immediate vicinity, testi-
fed that they heard but i've shots.
George III. Rmrteii, druggist. John
W. TaEgart. barber, Edward Cos
grove. liquor dealer; DR. T. w Sloan.
II. A. Knapp. an employe Of the city
treasurer's office; John Collins. Of
the Collins block Andrew n. Smith,
architect. Charles Is. Grant. expert
accountant. and ]. A. Thompson Of
the Palace meat market. Ernest
Salmon. an empioye OF the Seattle
Transfer co.
Most of these were very close 70
the scene when the shooting took
place Sir. cosRrove and Mr., Tag
CART are located IN the Pacific block.
Both testified that they were on the
sidewalk near Guys al the time and
saw COnsidlne 20 into Guys store.
followed rs Maredifh rffh ihe nsDer
- rceI tn hlr bands MI. TMaaAtf
~ ru - guY'. ipdor 4ed = e.
3.srf II the 99fi ~ to- interior.
Nt salmon ~es ~ fiia fetr "a.
ffanrs of Gus gfDrs ~ fbe -lieY s,e.
tween Guy and fae Pacific bipct
~ heo sonIe goods 70 deliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12

CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

Civil seryiee examinations wl.i be
Aata In this city Oh p.ce~ni8sF a 1. 8.
M the position " architecture
1fzffsmsn n the rovsrufnea. sefrsFe.
M age limit i - years and ne sue
<a<Sful candidates N1ii trpcinfsd
y TIE Supervising ARCHITECT s.fflre IN
fhtea-a.
o. Nov. - cernpesisive e<amIna-
BINS viii be held ~ me t,uaet Sound
mxy yard for the pasi hons ef fnastnr
1f:rNrighf. master nsacnfnist. master
<<FsEIci4n. foreman OF iahorsrs
Ezrtsrrnan IN charge 81 painters
waterman IN charge ~ Shlpsnlths
MASTER joiner and Leading man IN
tserxs 81 aoIders Applications and
H>nFmafion Will he furnished BY thu
fournandans Of the navy yard A
nnretitive era Fusnati0n is also 70 be
80 Tor thep osifion Of assistant In.
NfEtev Of naval construction
fr1nk Macy. an ex~eonvief. was
1rtsse6 by Detectives Byrnas and
4e<nant On suspicion last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
NEWSBOYS
TO Dance
Ninth Annual Ball at Armory
November %

The Newsheys' uHion held a rouF
ing meeting iaat night Ia anticipation
Of thelf coming ninth annual masked
ball. which d "a be given a. the Arm
Org hall GA Saturday evening. Nov.
"a Committees were appointed 90 at
tend 70 Rli the details and the boys
aaY they win make "a one ~ the best
affaifa ever given ~ fbe Armofy
The proceeds are 20 b. used % give
each ntweboy a Thanksgiving dinenf
The NrwsboYs' union was organ.
isrd on Nov ~ 1883 and ever since
that time II has managed 20 give a
ball each YeaF on a. near - Thanks.
the snerf hanta ~ the city have don.
Ated articles % the boss. which they
give az deaF prizes. the best cos.
tunes. caks walk. and waitElns
prizes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
PRICES IN
MARKETS

California oranges viii soon be- the
feature ~ the markets. Already
some early samplea have been re-
etlFed on the avenue. aud more are
expected, ounces ana pomeRran-
hicH are selling we'll Grape fruit
lH scarce ana stu brings SUR
price.
npudH quotations are unchanged
lfutt"f ana eggs remain aa quoted
poultry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12

every week. The statement IL
made that IS per cent of the Do.
posits In New York banking instl,
buttons, about $1,000. N00 00o, Ia IN
the hands % six interests held 10.
gether by common ideals.
The six interests are the New
York Life, Mutual Life. Equitable
life, Standard OIL. II y, Morgan
Co. and Z. w Morse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
DEMOCRATS
OF BALLARD
u Ticket Nominated al Meeting
Last Night

n Democrats OF Ballard met last
axhs and nominated ticket for the
Hanlclpal election Seth Chandler.
No has been in the council for lhe
az Two years. II IN the race for
sgpf He was opposed BY A. r..
eesaF, but on a vote won out BY ls4
r'<s - Hefhe's IS For treasurer.
rAsFr IaeGeman and r. n. Burgess
*4s put ny. the former rsceivlng
domination. The full ticket il a.
Mayor Seth Chandler.
isFk w. II. schioth.
.s-asurer-W Walter Tiedeman.
attorney II. r. Peck.
ne@ith Ofi1cer-- Or. Ada ms.
i. n.esifnen-At-iarge X. z. Mill
- first ward. Andrew Nelson.
49, ward, Francia Frazier: Third
The Platform
~. ss platform adopted was as fol-
- ne Democratic cltfzens OF Bal
-. ~ convention Assembled. do
10y declare and adopt me follow
e Platform. '''- $500"
- Hst- We rejoice in the prosperity
~ rapid growth ~ our hsioved
s, -, snd the improvements ana man
sss nsni ~ the present Den.ocrseic
s1Iiy u the city council
- nd-We are IN favor ~ arfend.
ss... Fset railways and indorre tha
49, Of the Democratic eo,,reii
Forcing 70 final las,,e ~ !, ,,,,.,,
.Nay franchise Wy ''it
nnd- We are stren,soa.t,- 49,,
nf sale of the Hghf snS 49,
49, y any individual IN bodg 4,
49, .pslF ard rieexe erifesfs@s .a
r. better 4etvfee l., ...ct. :
W IRE o. fas.,f ~ t..t,
i. Hfsisefnfins eotsssrn. i.
E.s,. 1'if eifg snd All -~btr =,
*. sssisfsrcs 90 4ae,irt,.t -.
49, 'of me ~ me.
~ r.. iu fsvcr 81 80
f1i'ps,.s " giflxe C.sgsesys< 4, -.
ss.k , ~ 81 our city and wi,i
1880 ~ best interests ana ~
ssr.e p its citizens. ''''
y the platform committee.
q s.s gssFEeaa chairman n n,
W w. " T1rh - tfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
way Of The Iransaressor

William tsenHes. Thoe nurna and
!. t0nss vets arrested hy Officers
Wilkes and Lrarlnw this morning az
warrants.
Geo. Pocket. a desefter from the
navy. was picked up ~ JaiiuF g. A.
Corning iris morning
g. W. carum la IN custody on the
enH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
JAPS ALI.
over HIM
Hubbard Stops a Fight and
Lands Three in City Iall

A thrceseornTed prize fight took
place early this morning among a
trio 81 iapn named SaaAki. Skicu
and lklyou, They are uow safely
quarters was nuhned that fight
was on, and Detective ~. r. HUB
bard was sent 10 look after Il and
svr that things were conducted IN
an orderly manner They We're not.
and a. seFst. Powers puts Il, with
"a 10 minutes Hubbard was back az
the station with Iaps all over him.
When h. called the fight. ON account
% rain. the principals objected. That
didn't make much difference, and
Hubbard proceeded TO carry an
THREE 60 headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
SIM MONS WAS
WANTED AFTER ALL

W, n. Simmons. the younF man
who gave himself up 20 the police
saturday night aa an smbsnHier
ana wnh released yesterday, Avs r..
arrested teday and Is now on his nay
20 Teller county. Cox
y was At first believed that the
police of Victor, Cot. wanted Sin
mons. The Seattle police ascertain.
"a yesterday that he was not want .
ed hy them. 50 turned him loose,
Last night deputy sheriff from
Teller county, tul.s arrived here and
asked Tor simmons pefsetiye
Frank Kennedy started ont and ar.
rested him today The fugitive 10
now on his Way 70 Colorado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
NEW CITY HALL

The chamber ~ commerce commit.
Tee on city affairs il In esnsien this
afternoon discussing the new city
han proposition. TEE committee
wlii undoubtedly make SEINE recon-.
fnrndaiion ~ she meeting 81 the
chamber tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
Street improvements

AZ the Saturday meeting OF the
board 81 public worhn the following
street improvement hlda VIII boz OPP
enrd
Wooden nldswaligH on Yakima
place and Yakima avenue, from
Dearborn street 60 lot ., block .,
HaNter'a addition ana the repiank
ms Of MndlHon street tom the Mad
icon street bridge 90 Laurel Shade
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
DANIELS AS
A FUGITIVE
The Canadian Government Would
Like 10 Get Him

Geo. y. Daniels. accused Of embea.
sling sise9 % the funds ~ cRrsten
Bros. meat merchants az Dawson. II
on trial before United States COM
missioner kiefeF this afternoon, un-
der the charge ~ a fugitive from
justice. preferred hy the British Vice
consul IN seattle Daniels escaped
from british territory and was cap
turrd Ia Seattle
should Commissioner kiefer find
him guilty, he wlii BE- turned over
70 the Canadian authorities. who viii
take him back % Dawson 20 answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12

Potatoes SIS o0azz00 a ton. bects
100 per snek! carrots, 60Me0e per
sack. lettuce. T5c case. tnrnipa.
A9ftci garlic, o.. cabbage. 7fcni
cMti peppers. Ibcmti00 Dor ease
huehs zoe celery. t0si co dor sweet
Fointpes, HMies. Chill prpperA
tRW sNe per ih Hsuer krnut. "a aae.
dried hEn. cartons cocs fancy. eBef7oc
imported. lac tomatoes. s0MAsc case
oates tufr 10. radishca. 100 per dos.
parsley, goa soc; onions. 81 b8ai Is
cwt parrnips. 81 00ui 10. local green
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
Last Edition
q O'Clock 70. ma.
ARE YOU ONE OF SIX?
That Number of Interests Control the Bank
Deposits in New York

New York. Nov. 1.-The World
,N.sy prints q story under tho cap.
An: ~is Money Trust Taking
Ywmfs in which Il quotes a prom.
hznt business man, who Is I'M
nmed. A. pointing 20 the trend OF
ezsing conditions In this city.
Ii cHect he tells Of the Ahsorp.
Sns BY combinations taking place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12

ert Dollar and Meteor left for Ia
coma and oyster hay respectively
Tor coal. because they were unable
TO set Il here,
The sailing date % the overdue
SkaEWay steamer city Of Seattle
has been postponed until tomorrow,
The steamer was due here yesterday.
II " thought her delay Il caused by
heavy salmon rhipments necessary
because Of the Injury 20 the city Of
Topeka.
stewart urinley. the promoter of
the Alaska Mail aud steamship Co,
g m the ely endoayoring 20 secure
The aid Of local capitalists IN favor
81 his new enterprise Hfiniey pro-
poses "a put On a line ~ steamers
trtwecn this city and Lynn canal,
Its system VIII be- entirely inaepen-
dent % the Alaska steamship assoc
citation. The scheme received very
favorable notice Ia SkaKway The
chamber OF commerce Of that city
voting 20 give him dock location
aud build the dock " necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
SCARLET FEVER

Two new eases ~ scarlet fever
we're reported % the health depart.
mTnt today. one II ~ l91 Second
avenue west and The either on F'tf.
tccnth avenue west. Interplay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
I'M PROVE EN- ENTS
HERE AND THERE
"A New SawmilI Will Dc Built al
Green Lake

A new .awnlll ~ 20 be hulis by
the sutherland Aisil Co. 20 cost 1880.
II viii he erected ON Lake avenue.
near Green Lake. and the nachin.
cry VIII be modern Ia every reapevs.
II - expwrsed that the min plant will
be Ia operation ~ Jan. t. A plan
ing naill will be established Ia CON
paetfasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
LLWEN-CREE
REHEARINC
hspsctor Birmingham sitting the
6aFonne Matter

NJ appeal az Duncan Cree from
a. desision of the locai marine in-
sectors n taking away hts license az
tn<faoer o. the Garonne. u being
xaattwue1 this n IA. before Pacific
Coast Inspector John Birmingham.
M session will not Dc finished until
snrss finHe tomorrow as several wit.
ce<x.e remain to be examined. The
,sstsnnny Of Frank WateFhouse and
taeyss agent Hilis from Tacoma
rxs taken today. The log OF tho
Neaner il being examined infinitely
xi<k especial reference 10 the time
ns1s Ia returning % port after the
Gre With his attorneys have been In
scazsans attendance during this ses-
xun
sssIset Of Testimony
The testimony has been directed
ne<1iy towards proving the pccr
&s&iisy ~ the coal and this weak
cen1ition ef the boilers one witness
x<-ifed that there was : inches Of
Al: n ons boiler when the xhip re-
tzrred 70 Seattle. inspector ksiFfnlng-
MHfs sarcastic rrmark was rhe
ski1 rsns, havs run into salt mine. +
Did Not Refuse
W. Gree maintains that ne dsd not
s-fuse 70 go any further with The
hcsf bat that NJ could not run she
sAlp ard keep the refrigerator en-
naes going There was sgn 90 worth
y nasat m the refrigerator We taatl-
tet that when the steamer returned
= peFs Mr. W&gerhausa thanked him
NJ saving the meat Many Ioeal sn-
F'nesrs and nremen who we're not on
~ Garonne. testified to the condl.
Der 81 the boilers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
ITEMS OF
THE SEA

The collier Piciades. Capt. Smith,
siil complete her cargo 81 the Pact
ne coast hunkers to-day ana lcave
TOR Gan Franeiacu on account ~
the heavy demand from the Cali
tpfnis metropolis FOR fuel. the local
bunksfs have been unst1e ~ am I.
- re iemend t~sfsr1s5 The Hob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
Jo5Blke QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAfLY)
Green fruit

Lemons 8 s04aao box, cooking
apples. 5oeWsi.gp, eating apples, u .a6
Ml.hO oranges. 81 09M560. hananhs.
tS.VoSaVg. pears flv0Hi %. California
grapes, ilooWi2si efanberrieH, 81 90
per bib ounces, 75cMti 90. persim
mons 81 2snibo per box grape
fruit, $3.50 per box. pomsgranatss.
Ill DOffJ III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
The Clerk Fined S.

Thee. Wits. clerk Ia the Going.
Northrup ca store ON First avenue.
was nurd - and c1efn ~ Judge
George today for selling nrearma 10
Ilohert Rouk. q l1.Yemr.ala boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
boz p.slroylnu proncrtY

John kase was nrreHted hy pefect
tive Jack inrck late this afternoon
on n warrant sworn out IN Justice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12

The steamer Arctic. arriving from
Nome last Might. bremghs six sacks
~ mAil from Nome - Michael and
interior points - Northern Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
A Rubbish Fire

The IRE apparatus was called out AZ
II O'Clock last nsght 70 extsneulnh a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12

Corrected daily Tho following
prices ave being offered 10 the proc ~ =.
rct in round iotH on the dock or ~
the car ~ aentties
Grain oats. scr 0oef2a00; barley.
81 00ais % wheat. chicken feed,
E00od2i %. corn. ai.s0 per 100 lbs
Hay Puget Sound. per ton NoppH
if00. Eastern Washington timothy
$500; alfalfa, tti00
kutter Fresh rhuch. i6ulte; ma
tive creamery. 2g4zsc.
Cheese Native WnrhinRion. nc.
Bggs Strictly fresh ranch. Soo
Eastern, i7B2Zo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12

Judge William VI. Brinker has re-
turned from Nome and removed his
law office from the Coiman block 20
az Pacific block. ..