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OCEAN s,tamfrs.

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rAsl INTllTN~ ~ffA flI
CuTNH1I 49, 80 uMAMFfnN. HWf wfN
i.fa ~ ~ 'oAN kfnufulr ~ nT y
D. Sf - a ioANk 80 o. ~
Uttkis a. q e.. IltHAl A.. =, 3.
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9ost 0fhrt Aone:.


fshold h. t,d DAILY by all in,'feseia a raingss
nI.y uccIf at an ums -
Foreign mails 10 tne Uess endInr SrNi - lft,
si 81 81 ltiRDAfTLN o. all yases. - w Isuri.!
po,I Ofnre as fOlIIss pAR els fpNl MALI
close 90 hrsf sI'ar than closing uHc h'Sn Dsi,.'
Parcels Tu.i an tlI, fpt tefmsns t.Isr ~ = N.
Monday and " Wednesday
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lEHlCH VALLEY.

fsss 80 uisr si0faulfHs sil.aas q - = -
- -a.,1 - A. ~ "a tsu.s
hr.es 90 ~ ferst o. l'Faa.rt
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ocean Steamers.
Homburg-fmerican.

tNery Thursday 70
PllNo' I'll =tNlkbu' ' H. HAMPi RG
Columbia SEPT 70. luAM A Nicioua. oct TO- 10 Az
; llsm <. y y -e.s JDAN Columbia prt ~ 20 a {
41,.!lsnd. nrt sAN ut - 20. Aa-. uot a. AN
iNiN hIN 4 INsE ~LsNI, 4.
Every SAMflAy ~
PLYMOUTH -CHEHbOt RG -ilAMBURG
Eennsa, sep: 10 aOAN Nslders,e. oct 10. gAu
Pretoria sept - S AN 'PalalA oct - s PW
'l'hrni "a. oct q, 10 5oAN p.nLs.A. NVv "a go Al
ihtuc.a .... eci. -. an Ff~trflk Nov. b. . :
.lohAntufr tl'sd
W mbuf n Am~ti ntI ~ roadway, y '.
The sun., 1901-09-15

PRINTED NATTER ETC Ths SieAp,' nte-
I-lnied Matte COMMERCIAL psp-fs and Sanpls'
'oi ,,tfmsnf onB Ths sAtns class " ma
InAttst tuf uiref pArs o' Lufugs ull nT b. 49,,
bN ihN ship uGle>s spsriAily dif.ri'd ny hst
A!,et ths riosing ~ tne Suppism lfan>Ai
iAntc Asi- named AbnNs Aod,t'nN 'lppF
mrntafy mh's ppened o0 ihe crs y ne
American. English. french and Isfu,y si'NT
sf. ana IemAl- 9en Until ~tAiu Tea AuIi1'
Of tns hour OF sailing Of steanst
The sun., 1901-09-15

Regular and Supplementary mails rios, At NIteIs
RfAnrh half hour later than cl'slus tine sn'sa
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STEAMBOATS,.
Sttamboais.
HuA NEW ENGLAND.

IAiI I'VE INV, - 'ar t'rl 90. NeN0fi
IL, PisI 10 y. u. Iooi Naf'su " NseS oAi ..h
sundays 10 2 " N,rs PRISCILLA ahd J.. h'-
TAN UictesifA nn zach
linz. va pruVtru,,. 'safr i'rt
"a = n loot - AuuAi ~ Nt~h a.. 90. -
= 10 4 NJ steamers Pl.NNb' I % atd CON "... ...
tt 7 Orchestra on tNSL
= IU>t>G ~ I'M. ,,A N'on'us''r ..f ~
40. y II. to-t Npuug - Me"t e-t ,,i9 ''
M sta MAfNI aud NlN hNlin' .''. -
NolWi u LINE, va Nts .'utHa Ilf tf' ~
\ Y foot Spung NJ Ns'k ds} = gi I'd O.
~tr, IN y - NONIlI and CITY - Nuk, - llN
MN uA,E> L>E. lcs'r ~ =. O. t-'
Iesk Slll Nrsk dAls 5 .l T. N an J. ' ~
night : lndsys $40 \ Nu> 'HtA s'H ".
q nAplN ana MLNMAll LL-A-
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zHiirsxds.
Pennsylvania

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
srArioTs i. Of s,, r.,s -, s,.,: .sI,s '''''' and
p''so.,., ss., :. .sS ne Soi."s fsss - COS .aa
's: s.i :;;: ~; az; Street Sta
s, 60. S:s ysst s'.ss. s, . %,:sSs s;l:SsI. tai
81: ( ffs ftfssf{siTItvass t'';Siis If f;,,;sh
onser,Au9a car. toi ceio.ts, ,,,s Sss'sni 81 io1,S x
81 ciselSPitt TsitlcS ,esssst "a 5tIs SfhEss
.. TOt Tolsd0. Louisville t,iA cine lnhAtl lndisa-
sss ;., slAs ! lots tGs sxFRissS PFRRass g" Fo, r
burg IndIanAp9l.t. Lousvins. 81 LOUIS p'h'hs
SIS y. ". WESTERN EMPRESS fot Chicago,
=. lo..o .,,,p, s.,HsIs s.,Tsa .yS "ps, pnnpurr
doSh Vaii;S RoS,e oonEsc'' ioi o'v'isne "a
srsS ~ M cLsvELANp AXp clHClXSAI.
WA ia;iiipss, ;iiIsc .sS .Ss 'SS,aE SSp faE .oyrn
7;S 81. ls5 's.s'i,,; 10 :, 'n5 '6nSr SS"sss 80.
% s' VS., u t.f. Z CD,;sIos;., ".ss,.,aSsi sSd
,bSns c. .s' 'pnnS csn' ca PiI ,;,as cn;k ~;
~ i.hsr s 'as a. - h,nss carr IS ~ iaaias
Car 8 ! ,ning 80 ~ y, ~ " ynypN
AttRSTFsS' CS1SI LIE -Erpr.a, SIS 4 NJ
s.Si6iab .sa As Liz S.a FHdytf9 js TGS' ss,
x65t,R'a;iIk iSbb bb'I&S I&Sifss+4'Gnv fs+'Gv RAnwAy -tor
chts M.lnSp. nYSPpfSSh snq - oaiS FAiLWAI sS3. N
rd Sip go!SI t,2a ISg ;. .Fa lGsToLF 9sy
AILASTlC CRY. 40 y and ~ y .s, sess,
1t.h hgfs' aioi ssIs and S,,naea ~, t,s, az.
Gains a. and ss ndAIa Coacs,, on sundays
care NAY .Sa II Ne's days ,,-,,-.
fp n H.. % s,s5 Sen yGI fsG s!. L2 S h1T's Sid
1910. ans 5za. sl0 tss and ~ NJ sun
dlS > A n, AS = n hi3m " 'brosse' sai
t1iuAna. susel,l. 400 n l,.,9 ., 80; x
IOR PuiIADEi MA.
q 10 UD.sbfosses And CofuAndi streets ~. ~.
's ana s c,2,.ss i t,a9a s.9 lTd i5 ~ baaG iGt
.' tGI 10 jD.sbrass;, sad cofuand, streets.
i on 81 s.5 10 rs ss' ,ahs M e cah HIs 1s s.S sS sss
soseS.. i ss sstns, i"q'h, ss hh%,.d sss isss
as snns IsI "a. : ~ ~ - ,pa, csp, .ss Pa
ins Car, $ .pIH.ns Car. 7S'. .. s1a. -
TesG urn,,, No. 81. ilss 1854 II and .si Rroso
uai u. Finh A,nu, tb,loS ?Sd ST.. Asi'I
Houss west TsenU thitd street station ana
stations 'rn Of irsofoSs,s and Couland' Su.,t,
6ud rruasy ivaniA Annst station, broohyn sta
Lau Js.ssy 40 Ihr Nss NOIz transfer com
pam a.. -. ~ and chsck bAssaE, from hotels
and fsS.dear-s thTBugn o. de,unAh1n
Telephone 'sl4 Eish-cuth street Tot tennsytvAniA
kalfnNd CAB Ssfvlcc
y b. ~ I,tilNNuN. " WOOD.
D,nu~ AAaAs,, 49, General PSss'' Agent
u I
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CENTRAL HUDSON B0lTS,

.tm mVlH'M. 'tMn!.,t1y uYVoO" r'' ,'o 'o f'VEgiiY
i1 a II. Sf wfST PuiST CuIp ,lW\,. ,uEN
WALL and NEwbuRuii Suu a. i'o't hAi 10 -
SD ?. ."AIDwIN" or "VouE1" lrANES
FRANKLIN ST. -@s dag tho'e. Sa'ni1al ,l =
isGi 'GHKEEPSitS RDNDJtr and ,ut'Tmsd.ar
: MR. "Nrw HtR.H" ot''Mt"I oRoi GU
LEAVES FRANKLIN Nr. zee 4al - ~ =. " 4
landing al TRANSITIONS. NlNl f'l L. vA'n
SpKfN,. cornwall. NIwNI H,It tibillAN Nn
and I,if iHkELi'SIf. Satufia t,uas 81 l.sld
NJ. a.lu a.
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Mall. TOT Newfoundland. by raj " North ..'-,
and thsnCt ~ strAmsf clusr hi ths Dfn a. =
NsArp 4 n tconnsctlng clos h-f' srTf.
DAY N.dnrsdsy and SAi4fdAsf NAs'uF 80
on bi fsn g. hoston. and thstre D. Hf.~'
eln-~ AZ this u-ce daily At - Nn
cuba hy rAu io lApr tampa ia An1 i.'
b. xirsmrt clpse al thls one dsil' 49, a ~.
rhe cuun,cting clnsss on NordAy. Nffussfsf
ard SsiurdsH Mails Tor Nsti~o GU u's'.sHA
Uri,.s specially scdf-sssd iut dssps,ot tl Nsr','
eias- al This ORC 90 10 ~ ~ N sud . ".
Mails fof costa Hlsa Islfs, tusftu tufisf . '
CuAUnsn b. fan to Nsv Ohssr. sbd h'l'
b. stssm,t eoss 81 MS uflc~ dsl1 II 81 ..
Al ,ruunsri.ng classs here Nonds1s 'ef ~ 20,
Puerto fortrt snc GuasusA and Tu'sdsls
costs R,ra' tnegiSisfsd ma rio>s> as v ~
IrrVious day
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1RANSAIL ANI.t MAIlN
TUESDAY AtISJA 81 iui o. 80 M. ~ sie'r
sh.p CetIr. VIA S4eeaNt'sI msl 10 fIr'i
niusi h. directed per stsNmsrip ''t.i- At 90.
AZ iOF EIRpPt, pef sishmsY.y Lam. ...
Southampton and Nsin'u imiU f'' Feian'
must h. directed 80 stssrl n > lNhn q So
A " Tor AZORES iSLANDS u strsu %
Arch med, tmhu 'or ttaly VIA Nap''N. mi'
te fire,vi psI steamship Alcl rsd'
WEDNESDAY,. Al SS1 \ 'p- lRtlAN. F.
pr steamship ureAnir, "a Q1s'nsi'vu .m''
Tor o,hrf paTts Of tufUpe m i,i o. d'e-Nd u
steamship Oc,4nc- Al aAu 20 . R'f.
-r steamship ~ Paul, VI, NJlihAnpsu 90 4"
10 4 N fof BELGIUM df~-t - 4sans19
Ksnslngton ma must h dtrrie- ~ N'an
IN KsbAY =, . % 4 II ior ErR1PE. -
steamship c lunBs. ,A ~. mouth. thsfolutt
psI s1eAnshp Asqmet a. ~
PORTUGAL TrkkEI EGNPI. phEStt -
RRlIlSH INDIA ant LpRENLp NARS ~,
p-f steamship Ia HfeiAsNr v's hNN'' .ias
iOf Uthsf parts 81 Elrlrr must = dfsrisd -
SisAnsh y Ia bfsisgns as \ for AT'hb'
ISLANDS. T-f steamship spArah PIincc
SATURDAY. Al 7Sp " supp -ur1nfr
A N for EUROPE. psf sisAmsaP lsaha.
Vie 9uesnst1En. ct 80 i't NLItER
LANDS df''L psf steamship fu'sdam ms !
siSA " f1f iIALS. psr ,ie,msh.p Nii.- -
NAplrs itnsi mua ~ directed I'~t swans"
All,f.i Al ~ a iof SCOTLAND ..
l1T NtAmNhIp Anehof'N mail must - dfrc'r
per ~,~amshb Anch0riA1 Al Tor unN
MARA direct prf steamship Nufg" mAl mus
h. & Trcted pei steamship Noig
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HARTFORD LINE

FTTHl II -. IasI q " daII I-TII y "
D fur tnlurftIrHt ave- i.aI.HI.ss ,'na.eihs
90 Slfinsts.d. isl.Nkf. Nu't' .a sgi - '''
a. gisld Isftts Nsut fsf tIusf. t.r4 '''irf
tatski usds"s and a'ss ~ t."a =,
- fea - t'hftA tylsfg eve go. az A. q "
rssrssrtlns 80 aissiu NuIuisit. l-s,.ia Albany
.ne AthauY hua-sn Rslf.sadt
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Hudson River By DayGght

ian Ar~f.ran ltiiits witn y & 80 Ne,l ~ ~ 'lt
IAl.t. al ils- S,saI,,fs HN,s Nu.a' and N'hAul '
Iasi.s. and finest t.vs' bNsts fn thr Word
DAILY. etCspi ~Iudal 49,,
Iof TIE CaDkills. Albany. SAfAl1gh hAIA" Ahe AH
~ ~, 49, - ~. Aur.N ,Y VI
besbrusSrN 81 Per ........ ~
West I'D ~ ...... y
lAndlng Al YuukeTs, West fu.nl Nts Hiigh
TouguketpSie. kingston i'litl tAi>AtL ~ 'as'l
And Albany Through ucArN q nuual' ana AZ
POINTS SAls ct leading trs'i ohc'N Ih'i Jung
those Of IN. Nsw YORK rtAnssi tu, VA cI". X 10 =
gag from residence y drsuunilnn. -..-.....,.,..
, On ENl- NO s>t>s ANb ~ 'tV>ooN'
The sun., 1901-09-15

Mails tor Hsuaii japan hfTs AHf IN PPM -
sud. Nla Sat rtsuri ,r,. clss hsfs 81 a. '
r M " Sep, as irriuNv 'F 1''gs
pct s,esn.h'p isiF'r MAILS io' hsvs o -
ltsnrls~t y - h.fs ds1l 81 -. Y
sept ,is iuc s.V' ''f d'spsi,l y '"s7
klsnsdA Mails '"f NsSs. 'f.'
srd phup. ..rss "a NsH ifauf ~. .."
foi ds,p.'rh psr sFsust'p N,piun Ma
toi Ausif.ls tnrspi Nss Austfsls
fofsafdrd "a Eursps. Nsv II lsHd l'' 50.
ara Hnvs sA Ssr IfArr .oN ,Nsr r...
NeA 4 n Arsr ~spi y: And ur o. Nft| o. .
inel lsNs 80 az ~ - stssmst'I ff
cu-A N,a Nuts $sui 80 'or dfspa'ri lsr ....
k4'p Sifffa Ns.ls ~ q hina st. .H
NsurouVrf rkss iffs dsiA a. = a.. =
90 = Itrl4s.ts f1f usspath - t'sF.
Inpfsss ~ itdis .r'g st"rei n.' 'a"'
fsrlfd Va AaIuHatsf Nn' FH"s.'
tharfI.s Nhst ~anuui 10 ''.Fvtff'd 10 go
o. ~ y Posisi Ar'A st Nitrrrr
o. ~ . " p'stiutls a. Nss 'r
sud n.fc usss, 0slauds - 49, ffsfrs.H
hsfs dslt ~ G A. ' 90 g. ut q
co. assrairt rsf sssarstt stffIs
"a furure snc ~. gss4aur 49, -
s0u,.' sSess h.'. dsg, siss' ! \ 80. e..
~ arc - D. - g.. f~fuHt. o" "f
~ sassssstt ASs.nr' suttl'nsrt',f 90
"a ssstus shc Nirtous ,lass a. .
- ,la
uss sr fuf.sfast O. p .. %
csNF srd ~ srtrd,is - |iIssIrg = ave.
IN rfssuugtiah - ths'f urir'sffu rtsc 20
ssusa ,Nsg st'rsd u.sn Ciess 80
ouRNFlIt-s NAN cow rs.'rsss>
- co.. -. N"'e = \ ~ "a I.
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Madame Modieska

The fine art 81 Helena Modieskn
lllumiuutea all that q touches, ani
nothing tn her later work Su shines
With that cnnsummatr art ar Mary
stuart
Schiiler's tragedy il dreary. one
does not, Of course. expect tragedy
To be filied with merry Jets, but the
long discoursiNe speeches rob tho
play or It's interest The tragedy ih
there, Of course, but it is buried in
" mass uf verhiage, AMI yet thrrs
Sc, ms Ia he no remedy Modieska
Is too nus a PLAYER and too scholarly
10 allow trreNerrnt hands 20 NEEDLE
with the work 81 the great poet
once the play VAS "a MASTERPIECES, ~
radistsd with the cnulgeut RAYS VI
geuius, Now Il II duh uniutcrcrt -
ing thing anls saved from oblivion
By the fire art az this actress, Times
have changed. that is an
The full changes Of Mays emo
tional nature, a nature more Latin
than English. we're made Ia riug true
hy Modteska = art She VAS Rltern b
ately as cold as ice or burning with
the lives aud hates 81 "A passionate
woman The me scene Ia which
Mary and Elizabeth confront oach
other MAS played with consummate
skill
90 the supporting company. u. -.
Mclean and Harry tombstone were
the MOST competent
Mary Stuart" Il the matinee hiil
today and King John" viii be play
"a tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-10
NATURE AND FASHION.


The other DAY a New Yorker. Alex
andsr Douglass by name, played the
star part IN shooting ARRAY. with
his wife as the victim.
When the police were taking him
to prison he admitted that he was
guilty. hut gave a. an excuse that
his wife demanded an Easter hat,
and that he had to DO a."
OF course. he must have hccn
mentally unbalanced. His ease ls
cited simply to show how little p
man really knows about the needs 81
woman.
There Is q fool idea prevalent IN
male minds that Fashion has only
TO do with the rich II II a foolish
idea, for Fashion plays a part IN the
life 81 every woman. From princess
to eeggar there b desire to wear
the things that other people are
wearing t. initiate. u It's iiupos-
sible 10 equal 70 occupy some posi-
sion IN the procession of women who
arr clothed mere or less according
10 modern IDEAS
The new hat A. Easter Is wom-
ans rrVllese that has become a
RIGHT. Il NAV be a biz 81 lace and
feather bunch 81 straw and a
cheap ribbon, er creation that
ranks as a work Of arr. II may
have been made in a garnet Or pal
ace. cost pennies or dollars, but the
idea is the same To greet the spring
with somethieg new and 10 be as 9th
CT women ar.
II Is ALL RIGHT Back % u
Is ambition. desire 60 look well.
10 be an ornament 70 society II -
as natural FOR Woman TO blossom
al Easter time as it Is Tor a bud Go
unfold when kissed by the sun. The
men shouldn't xvumble when Nature
and Fashion Join hands.
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the cosr OF Gas IN OTHER ciriEs.

The Seattle PERPETUAL FRANCHISE
X operating franchise claimed there l.
II the highest
would for
b. independent
mean would
What would
this money do PAVING STREETS. MAINTAINING
SCHOOLS. SUPPORTING LIBRARIES, KEEPING Up PUBLIC
CHARITIES
of
pany
price ne ftGHTFULLY chaEEsf
Peoples 81
In
Of what
gas. In s.agre. Nhen seattle has cheap and gnod eoaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-10

Indignant Woman Brings
Car to . Stop.

ST. LOUIS. April io.-"Next car,
lady"
Three ruofnrfnau repeated this
phrare a. their ears passed hand
soneiy dressed woman a. the corner
~ Newsfead and Maryland ave-
nues When the fourth car whiz-
red past the crossing the woman fol-
lowed Mrs. Nations example and
smashed
A. = jagged stone crashed through
n window II his car. Motorrnan Carl
Hutchiua rho had not thought II
worth while 70 stop for a passenger.
determined 10 take a prisoner and
left the car g. pursue the window
Hrnaaher. The woman saw him first
and made her escape.
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MoNll ooIIe.Lea- q LloaLoo ~
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Theaters.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

From an historic w-point.
wycheriey's Country CIR has been
ruined In its undermining. The
changes which time and many man
ayers have wrought have. however.
turned the taIky old piece into a
dainty comedy which 81 modern IN
everything but garb. The preaenta.
ton Of this interesting old play by
Jessie Shirley and her company at
the Third Avenue thester ~ salts
factory one IN nearly every respect
n II certainly the best thing Miss
Shirley has yet done here. and prob
ably the best she has yet accom-
pllshed anywhere.
Miss Shirley should stick 70 COM
edy, for In II she will 70 far. She
might, too. hunt a long time and yet
not md such = part ~ Peggy. II
~ 20 easy 10 say the part nts her
Ike "A glove" and dismiss the sub
Jet. But could anything be more
unfair2 Characters IN plays are at
least but inanimate things. Hy use
Of her clever brain. her sense Of
numor and proportion. Miss Shirley
has created whimsy creature. sweet
and fresh az q breath ~ May. She
u droll and demure. grave and gay,
and throughout her work runs the
falntesf, most charming touch "
diabierie imaRinabls.
In one single instance only does
Mise Shirley fall short She fails 10
take fun advantage 81 the oppor-
tunltiea offered by the letter writ
Ing scene. From the time. pen In
hand, that she sits az the table 10
write, she II too compliment 10 her
GUARDIAN viii. too ready al his be-
hest. Writing IN Itself Seems no
EFFORT 70 her. yet ia those days writ
Ing was vast accomplishment. a
labor. not a recreation. The scene
offers countless opportunities for
comedy If the finest drollest sort.
Once more IL becomes necessary 10
praise the work ~ Miss Fife Bond.
This young woman improves go
steadily. shows IN her work such
thought and honest endeavor. that
she j. source uf constant pleas
IRE to thoughtful playgoers. A.
Lucy IN the Country Girl" Miss
Bond Ii wholly good and phys with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-10
BAD CHARGE.

Los ANGELES. April io.--pr. JUS
tin X. Tolss il under arrest here on
q charge 0f criminal assault alleged
20 have been pstpetfated upon the
person II an estimahle young wrm-
an who had called upon him for pro-
frHslonai services
Miss Edna Reynolds, the complain.
Ing witness HWears that she was
rendered inzeuslhls BY anarsthctics
IN the office 81 the young doctor at
st1 South Broadway. and that the
assault was committed while she was
unconscious and poWsrless 60 re-
sist
nr. Tuls~ deuuunces the charge a.
false and iutlfnatss that u u made
in pursuance 81 hlackmau. tie de-
ciares that he will establish hts In
nocencs when the case h brought 10
trial.
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Victoria Route

cut rates To Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily Fare Doc.
uertha 25c Freight soc per ton.
s. S. North Pacific leaves Yeslcr
dock daily except sunday at "a. m.
IS. s. Utopia leaves Yeslcr dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
=. S. Sehume ioavcs Yesler dock
Mt . p IN. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, calling at Auacortcs.
FnfhaVen and Whatcom, connect
ing with railways NJ Anacortes and
WhntCom.
pODW ELL n co, General Agents,
il2 James st. Phone. Main i10.
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FIRST COUSINS.
The late Iohn Sullivan Was Large
" Connected.

More heirs OF the late John sui
Ivan have made an appearance and
will seek To establish their relation
ship 10 the old pioneer.
Mrs =. sullivan shannon, ~ Mos
COW, Idaho. and Thns. sullivan of
ColfaN. are the iateet claimants TO
the large estate. They hrc brother
and sister With large families, Both
claim u be- first cousins ~ the late
John sullivan.
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a polse and authority remarkable in
Hu YOUNG q Woman
The uelteNtltr Of Geo. McCuRrric
NaH dtRuiued hut lacked life. white
ON the other hand the Sparkirh ~
e.. D. Ralstnu was trimming over
with duah and fire
IA whole the production was
MOST interesting one. n should boz
aveu
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WHAT WILL
VERDICT BE?
This ~ an Wants So, 500 for
holding = strap.

CINCINNATI. .. April IN r
Harris If AVoudale has entered suit
against the Cincinnati strcet RAT
way -. for SSaoo damages Tor In
turtrs received while "A passenger on
an Avondale ear Feb, last, Harris
petition alleges that he allowed
three cHrs g pass because ot their
crowded condition, ana then. de-
spairtng Of securing "a seat boarded
the fourth lie was forced TO stand
and grasped a strap with hts left
hand When the car rounded a
curve. because of the violence OF the
lureh of the vehicle, Harris alleges,
his left arm MAS dtslueatcd,
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important Meeting.

The nsw building project will b
taken up AT the meeting 81 the cham
Der # commerce this Afternoon
The COMMITTEES appointed % organize
the stock company will report articles
~ Incorporation and other general
plans Il Is likely that they viii be
promptly submitted 10 the chamber
for approval In order 90 prevent un-
necessarily delays.
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should telegraph her readiness 70
consider his proposal seriously, h.
would not only Disclose his IDENTITY
tely. but would embark By
the next ocean greyhound 10 pros
ecute his suit in person.
Far from being acceptable 10
Mrs. Pullman. this proposal 30 irri-
tated her that she would return no
answer she sflit has the money.
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FraaIsy COMPANY.

The FraWley company continues 10
play t. large audiences at the Grand
Opera house @ehimmie Faddrn,
while ~ no means a FrawlUy piece.
Ia played well and attracts no small
attention Next sunday the com
pauy will b seen In the Mid
dieman" while Martha Merton'k
"nre her John Witl BE- IN. hin for
the last half u the week.
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Henry [. Wilson Speaks.

AfHhe chamber Of commerce meet
Ing lafe this afternoon there Will be
an address By Hon Henry T. Wilson.
4. 3. minister to Chile. Ills theme
will be. This Country's Trade Re
lations With the Countries Of South
America
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REAL EsT1TE.

FOR SALE OR TO RENT
The best and cheapest residence
property IN the city % Seattle. with
the widest streets and alleys, IN Nc
Gilyra's second and third additions,
on Lake Washington.
This properly 10 mostly cleared,
graded and fenced. with the streets
opened. good view Of the lake and
Cedar river water az aiiable.
MADISON STREET.
Madison street. a thoroughfarc
running diaEunaliy through this
property IL To be paved from laAe
10 bay this season.
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street car service Is
the best in the city.
ALSO
A farm Of Ice acres on Jenkins
prairie.
A farm OF go acres. with large i'm
provement on Meridian Prairie. and
A farm Of 20 acres. near Derby on
the $. a / II. X. together with other
choice property owned by the under
signed. with perfect title and free
from incumbrance.
PRICES.
Price Of lots from $3.50 10 $500
each. and farm lands from $40 20 SO
per acre.
TERMS.
Terms VIII be liberal and TO suit
purchaser as far as possible.
Enquire Of JOHN J McGILNRA.
81 BoHten block. Telephone. Red 1874.
sloo 10 $50 for lots a0NilO feet each.
two blocks from car line; city wa
ter and street 10 be graded. park
ed and sidewalks laid at once: on
easy payments, special terms to
those building.
sl2G 20 Sis for acres in Kelsey's
Brighton Beach acre tracts. clos.
to Renton car line. good soil. well
settled neighbofhuod scent fare,
and Is minutes ride from center
of town.
r. J. HUSTON. sos Bailey building.
FARM Of IS acres. under high state
Of cultivation. more than 1000 fruit
trees in bearing. So acres under
ploy. balance I'm pasture.
Stock farm of $50 acres 100 acres
meadow. 800 acres pasture. balance
timber. only SIS per acre, goud
buildings.
L. /. WILSON & CO.
Tel. Main bse NH NH NH mhmh
5l4 Washington block. Tel Main $50
u lots, near Smith Cove. one OF the
finest views on the bay, near tide
water. 5oxi20 feet, all In one block.
FOR So each, $50 for an: two par
ties get IN and buy them: 6 lots
each. 500 each. now these lots
sold several years ago for $3.50
each. Just think. offered for Ss5.
t2e Burke building. TATE a co.
TWO 2o-acre tracts. $500 each. ce-
dar, vine maple and alder land.
good soil, running water, close To
small town. viii take part pay
ment In labor on adjoining land.
ROBERT MALTBY, 4io y, Y. block.
LOTS In Abrams addition TO south
Seattle are sl2b 46NilS. We viii
build YOU a house and sell YOU a
lot on the installment plan.
ROBERT ABRAMS.
Sib New York block. Tel Main $40
TEN ACRES good land. all partly
cleared and in pasture. running
spring water. small house: close To
depot, postoffiCe and school. price
$50. spot cash.
ROBERT MALTBY, 40 n. y. block.
100 lots ON installments, SCI. so each
$40 cash and IS per month. also
choice acre tracts W. II. Peter a
Co. Ballard, Wash, Population OF
city 7otp
WI have y choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores In all parts Of the city Ger
man American Investment Co, 5l3
Third avenue
LIST your property with us ". q
BYERS & CO, Real Estate ana
Mines. t22l First avenue.
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Mrs. Geo. ". Pullman, widow Of
the wealthy palace car builder, re-.
ceiFed cable mesaage containing A
marriage proposal from a man w no
claims 10 be an English lord. re
also sent 70 for an answer.
The cablegram set forth an adj
niration ~ long duration. and uka-
wise the various estates, honOrs and
rank 10 which the anonymous send
er was heir
He said his name could be In
Ftantiy learned by cable from his
Jonfen solicitors. II Mrs. pullms n
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sUslf.ess COLLEGES.

LEp business college. Union. "a.
individual instruction. AN subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College. Second and pike.
y " School Teisgraphy. starr-B'd
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