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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-26
LEAVING ON
THE MARIPOSA
Passenger List Containing Many
Well-Known Local
Names.

Kamaainas and malihinis leave on the
Mariposa tomorrow for San Francisco,
whence they will spread out over the
Mainland. The list of passengers is a
large one and very few Of the visiting
Shriners were able to secure passage
upon the favorite liner Of the Oceanic
company.
Among those of the kamaainas who
are about to depart are Mrs. S. 7.
Alexander and daughter, Mrs. John
Waterhouse, who are returning to Oak
land; T. NJ. Starkey, Mark Robinson.
B. F. Dillingham; and C. A. Brown and
wife, who go to Boston. The members
of the Belasco- Thall Dramatic Com
pany, after successful engagement
here closing. with last nights produc-
ton of Nell Gwynne," leave Honolulu
today. Miss Ardelia Mills, daughter of
Hon. w. II. Mills of the Southern Pa
cifc railroad. will also return, after
spending several weeks In the city. and
charming church-goers with her voice.
Four or five Shriners will get away
also. Barbour Lathrop, the society man
from New York, goes. leaving pleasant
memories behind him In which cotllion
figures. dinners and drives form a large
majority.
! The full passenger list from here fol-
lows: w. r. Douglas and wife. Mira
S. T. Alexander, Miss Naylor. Mrs.
John Waterhouse, Mrs. :. Pond and
daughter, ]. II. Bullock, c. E. Stafford,
Miss A. Mills, A. W. Wilson and wife.
Mrs. Storer and child, Mrs, Robinson,
W. 8. Miller and wife, H. 9. Hull and
wife. J. M. Longnacker and wife, Miss
Stowe, Mrs. J. R. Clymer, Miss Stur-
geon, J. F. Calf, VIM. Morris, g. Henry
and wife, Jos. H. Gray and wife, Mrs.
H. A. Blood. Miss Gray Miss Taft, MT.
Plum and wife. n. l. Taft, w. A Cow
ley, e. M Walsh, Miss E. Nulfante,
Mrs. E. Graf, Mrs. II. Gulzeit, T. M.
Starkey, Miss. Flock. Miss A. Kessler.
Mrs. M. Hemming, Mrs. S. w. Mays
]. B. Agassiz, Mrs. e. 'Battencourt
Adolph Hromada and wife, w. F. Pc
terson and wife, Lewis Morrison and
wife (Florence Roberts), F. Belasco and
wife, Miss Rozetta, Miss Howe. Miss
Armsby, Mrs. Cousins, Mrs. Clench, E
B. Cousins, P. Gerson, MI Robertson
Mr.. Morris, Mrs. G. H Flanders, Miss
NJ. L. Flanders, Mrs. K. Cousins. Mr.
Mauer, Hugh Morrison and wife, Mrs
E. J. Dudley and child, Jas, Lloyd and
wife, L. ]. Burdick. L. F. Stone, L
Henderson, Mr.. Arper. Mr.. Smell, Mr.
Redick, C. Mountaine C. Moore, F
Vaughan, B. F. Dillingham;, B. Lath
rop, c. A. Brown and wife, Miss c. w
Flanders, c. F. Murray, j. C. Flanders
A. S. Cantin, Mark Robinson Dr. Wag
ner, F. B. Wagner, A. c.. Morey .ant
wife.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-26
Company f Congratulated.

Captain Samuel Johnson Of company
F, N. G. H., has been receiving many
letters OF congratulation since the vic
tory of that company in the competi-
tive drill on the 10Th inst. Among them
is the following from w. A. Fetter,
captain company D, N. G. H., at Hilo:
Captain S. Johnson, Captain Com
pany F, n. G. H, Honolulu.-Dear Sir:
Accept my heartfelt congratulation for
you and your company upon the vic
tory of company F at the competitive
drill. I was very much pleased when
I saw in the papers that your company
had come out ahead. Hoping that you
will continue to be the best drilled
company and eventually win the trophy
for good, l remain your friend,
WI. FETTER.
Capt. Co. D, N. G. H, Hilo.
"P. S.-My company gave three
cheers and tiger for company F when
We heard the news"
Company D of Hilo had hoped to en-
ter the drill, but on account of the dis
lance and transportation difficulties
they were compelled to withdraw from
the competition 1t Is understood that
had 1t been possible for Captain Fet-
ter's company to compete it would have
made an excellent showing. Captain
Johnson visited company D at Hilo
some time since, at the time of its or
ganization, and witnessed some of the
preparatory drills and says that COM
pany D compared most favorably with
the companies who entered the compe-
titlnu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-26
AN HONEST MEDICINE FOR LA
GRIPPE.

George w. Watt Of South Gardiner,
Me-, says: Il have had the worst
cough, cold, otlills and grip and have
taken lots of trash Of no account but
profit to the vendor. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is the only thing that
has done any good whatever. 1 have
used one bottle of II and the chills.
cold and grip have all left me. l con-
graduate the manufacturers Of an hon.
est medicine" For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, sole agents Hawaii
TerritorY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-26

GODDARD is a Bostonian also, and the two,
one with his pen and the other with her
divine voice, have succeeded in making
the Italians of Modena and Florence I'M
derstand that the American girl has
gone there to say.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-26
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Property situate on Judd street, form
erly occupied by ]. Emmeluth, contain
ing an area of COS ares and having
1878 feet frontage on said street.
Property situate on the corner Of Judd
and Liliha streets, formerly occupied
by the undersigned, containing an area
of Lac acres and having I5S feet 'front.'
age on Judd street and $50 feet front
age on Liliha street.
5S14 ALFRED w. CARTER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-26
BOardnan
Homestead
ReQ| ES|o|e For Sole.

THIS MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF
REAL ESTATE as per the following di
agram for sale as q whole or In sub
divisions:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
after THE
ROSS JOB
Political Tempest Raglng0s
Fred Comsiock's rundown

The political sea IN Kiyx county
= AZ present runisd over the ap-
pointment n = stamp deputy ia the
internal revenue Office TO succeed
Ralph /. Ross. who vas arrested for
smhszzlemant few weeks ago.
Upon the occasion Of Ross removal.
Collector Dunn put IN hia stead tenn
porarIly. q VAS suppesed Joseph
Johns. a clerk from the Tacoma
once Now Dunn Aaya the nUlalnt -
msnt i permanent. ard that IA whAt
Il causing the trouble. n was be-
iievsd ~ politicians that a Seattle
man would be givcn the position.
In the meantime. a Seattle man.
Fred Comstoek. Who served IN tho
last legislature. became a candidate
for the position. lie received ths
sndornemsnt Of the majority q thf
Republican county central commit
tee and u was agreed that he should
Be- formally endorsed a, the next
regular meeting Comstock went 90
Dunn armed with his references and
was Informed that the Tacoma man
would in all probability be retafur
permanently. as u was tho policy Of
the department. 20 advance ita en-
pioyes. Collector Dunn stands firm y
b. his position. When the county
central COMMITTEES meets II VII pro-
test against the appointment %
Johns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
More Pan.Amerlcan Trouble

Arthur e. Jackson. Alaaka'H rep
I ssentntlxs at the Pan American g.
position. threatens to auu l.. a. Al.
dfewu of the Washington board Of
commissioners. Air Iackauu'a cause
Of action n this Ito had secured
considerable space at the expedition.
half OF which he solid 90 the Wuahs
luaton commissioners Tor sab0 SEN
utar Andrews he claims. gave his
personal guarantee for tha money.
hut 10 has not Yet been paid hy any
body Mr.. Jackson d. said Co haee
been advised tn sue Mr Andrews in
buffalo. Tor the amount II 81 claim
ea. on tho other hand. that Mt jack
son violated a rule Of the exposition.
which forhldH the rublettius ~ space,
and further. that he eo located an
exhibit Of an old Alaska church "a
10 trcspaHa on the space transfrrfei
10 Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Standing ofths Clubs.
TRY IT THUS

Gen. wade Hampton knew how 90
meet a hot summer, and he taught
several senators how to make tho
campaign when the dog star IL IN the
ascendant. Cen. Hampton vent A.
fishing IN the mountain streams Of
North Carolina, Tennessee or Vir-
ginia. lie auzisd for the rainbow
trout. and very succesefully.
The instant the FISH vas landed Il
was dressed, and a chunk Of sweet,
fresh butter, a pinch u salt. a show
er Of pepper and dlmluutiya RASH
er of breakfast bacon were placed
inside. A corn shuck. out Of which
the roasting ear had just been taker,
was procured, and the trout, thus
prepared, put in place o. the ear, the
shuolS anoothef down and tied at
the silk end. Then this shuck. with
fta precious cargo, vas put into the
emhera and covered with live coals.
until the fsh was done % an exact
turn; the roasting ear was toaste
before the FIRE. and a corn hoe-caks q,
such az only our col0red fellow cltl-
zens know how 70 manufacture. vas
brought into rsauisition The nHh
Thus must swim three tlmes-ouce IN
water before he 81 captured, once IN
butter after he II roasted. and again
IN whisky after y II eaten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
BARE ARMS
ARE BARRED

PAGNEaVILLE. o. Aus. al
Young women no expect % dance
a. the pa9lii1n "a WiIiouHhhy PARK
must net fuli up their sleeves. II
has become great fad among
plump girls here. especially those
Who have fetching difnplsa - Their
elbows. = roll their sleeves above
their elbows la the style u tbs golf
lat
This practice has excited muea
comment. particularly among those
fuuuE women who rvfrhtnsf ffom
adopting the fashion Tor obvious
reasons. The young men aimoas
unanimously apptaudsd The habit.
hut tho opposition was too sewers
saf. last evening. three ~ tbs
bellies OF the ball we're escorted frosn
the ffoor bscauso they exposed hand
some arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
smelter al MarysyilIe

Senator Geo. Turner. Cot W. NJ.
Ritpath and y. y. Sanders % Spoz
kane. and X. W. Layton % Onto. who
own a controlling interest IN the sui
Ivan mines AZ Kimberley. recent
IS made an examination Of the prop
ertY. To the Cranhrooka 90. c.
Herald senator Turner said that
they were well pleased with tha
properly and VIII az once erect =
srnriter At Marysviiie. About ti1s.
90 il needed 90 build the smeIter.
and the heaviest stockholders are
expected 10 furnish the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
JoBslHe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY3


erooa Ftuit.
Lemons s084H0 a box. cooking
apples. T5ea 400. eating apples. Ills
Oils. Valencia oranges. small. t2.z5
uab9. large te8a bananas.
8 z5Q275. local peaches. s9m75es
cautaiOupss Bose per box; black
berries. 81 z59i.60 pears. 75cdti 70
water melons. st5e42o0. plums. 700
&C. Muscat grapes. tt0oQf.z5 per
box. black grapes. u.000Lz5.
NszetseIo2
Potatoes 81. O0a COCO per ton. beeia
400 per hack. carrots. sINI25 per
sacE. lettuce 1Ec per dozen. turnips
s91R7 Sc. garlic. &C. cabbage. 81 $50 rs
peppers. fEdiEc. husks 15c. Gel
cry. zoe per dozen. sweet pota-
tees, tt.gsuIs5. chill peppers.
SOC per ID sauer kraut. safo.
native head lettuce. isc per dor.
dried fgs. cartons. SOC. fancy. zoe,
imported. lie; tomatoes. 40a1oc case.
dates. 5agc ID. radishen. Zoe Der doz.
parsley E5ff3fc. hofhoIae effeffr1bera
i503 dozen; onions ti.Eoai.GJ per
cwts caulifloHer, TacnL00. parsnips.
tf-z5flL35. local green corn. 81 004
80 per box.
Provisions
Fresh msat--Cow beef, 7e ID: steer
beef. &C. per ID. mutton. wether. 7ilc.
ewes. &c: pork. siA0eo per ID. veal.
large. &C.. small. snl0o.
Provisions Hams large ise;
hams. small. i3Qislhc: breakfast
bacon, 144f4Ac. dry. Hnited clear
backs. etc. bellies. loc.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter - Washington oreamerien.
pound prints, 2gc. Eastern Iowa
and Elgiu. 2Sc. fresh ranch, tsQ1to.
Cheese Native Washington. Tuli
cream. ia z1sc: Eastern. New York.
ff4I5c: Wisconsin iic. California.
i0hNiih Roquefort. &c: Edam.
tif000i2.00 per ease. New York.
l5ui6c: LimburEer, iG0i7c. brick.
f6Hi7c; Swiss. l60tee.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 2se;
Eastern. 1890.
Poultry - Chickens, live. l0Qlle
ducks, l2lze. turkeys. l3c.
Corrected Daily. ~ The following
prices are being offered to the pros
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle:
Grain - oats, 1900. barley,
5000: wheat. chicken feed, $780,
corn. tile0 per 100 lbs.
Hay-PuKet sound, per ton. 9lzgoi
Eastern Washington timothy; Fls0
II. alfalfa, SHOE.
Butter Fresh ranch, ls4ifci ma
tive creamery. 22Qzsc.
Cheess-Fative washington, i2e.
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch, zSe
PER don.
Poultry - Chickens. live. l0uiie:
ducks, 1idt7c.
Live stock Cove, 3he: steers
&c. calves. Jha7ho, sheep, &C.
hogs. bUbhc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
POULTRY is
IN DEMAND

business was less brisk this morn
ing about the markets than usual.
but there IL plenty 81 fruit. over
cast skies explained a commission
man. always have a dampeaing ef-
feet On business
Prices are unchanged this mora
Ing Butter and sgKs are quoted at
% as cents respectively.
Ths poultry market Is well sup
piled, and the demand IL brisk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
YACHT RACES
Postponed Races OF the Elliott Bay
Yacht Club viii Be Sailed

The race ~ the frat class boats
ef the Elliott uay Yacht club. which
Vas called off Labor uaY will be
sailed Sept s. The layita. capt oil
YER Alternately 9lonita. cant Fred
Htimhon. and the Olympic. capt. e.
=. stimHou viii race Tor ftr silver
cup. which was offered fuf the prise
on Monday Considerable rivalry
has sprung up between the boats and
hetiy contested race Ia anticipated.
The Laetta IL the smallest beat. but
IL a good ore and stands a fair show
Of winning The race viii be uta rts
ed al ~ a.elork on the morning II
the day mentioned "a the nrlEhteu
boat house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
0. Of n. No. 7

Seattle lodge. No. !, u. Of IT.. held
SIS regular business session al Ma
sonic temple Tuesday evening. TWa
applicants we're elected 70 member
ship and enc relnstAted. Two appil-
cations were received. Chairman
Bradford Of the COMMITTEES on tha
good OF the order. presented Post
chief OF Honor Clara Palmer with
handsome pin In recognition Of her
nfFinlal zarHIena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Swift WATER
REL leased

SAN ryANetsCO. sept Upon
telrHfapbir advice from the nuthor,-
tirn eat Tacoma that M oue Ia that
oity was willing 60 prosecute swift.
vuter uiil" Gates f0r abduetlng and
illegally margins his lC-yeara Old
niece, "HwifIwutcr" has released
from Sail and allowed Co board al
Laattuuud lraiu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
THIS WOMAN
A POLICEMAN

1T. PAUL. sept Mrs G. A..
Severance, wife ~ the law partner
~ the late Senator G X Davis. has
been appointed "a special police Of
ncer and invested with authority -
arrest mhiefaetofa
Mrs. Severance o. one OF the lead
inE society women ~ -. Paul. she
o. interested IN improving the COM
ditian ~ dumb animals. and wAH in-
vested with authority 20 enable her
Go carry out more effectively the
riuna 81 the Humane society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Madrona Heights Club

The Madrona Heights Improve
msnt club. at rs regular meeting
last night, appointed a committee %
look into the advisnbiiity Of opening
and grading street from walls
Waua avenue 10 Madrona Heights.
also the proposition 70 have side
walks constructed on Thirty-ffth
avenue for It's entire length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Believes that HIS YOUNG Wife
HAS Been UNFAITHFUL
Shoots Twice at the Man He Thinks TO Blame and
Then Attempts Suicide

Because he believed bis wife un-
srue. +. y. I.ongcnbaaHh shot 4. l.
Muir In the side and then stabbed
himself rs times. a few minutes att
a. O'Clock last eVeninS.
The attempted murder ane suicide
took place IN Muirs at1ce, on the
third door of the New YORK block.
LonKeahaueh T. a contractor and
has lived for some time With John
MtGrath az - Ninsteenth avenue.
lfhs wife b. a nnc locking waman,
about 81 years % axe. Muir Is a
sgockhrokrr and has desk raom in
the New York block. lie boards on
lighth avenue,
both men we're confined Ia the city
5ail last nlrht. LonEenbauKh was
taken there Immediately after tho
shooting. and Detective Phlier.cE,
soon afterwards, brought Muir 90
headquarters, together with two Wi,-
nesses ~ the afIair.
Story efths Crime
While Muir Was converting with
two young men. Henry q. Hamilu
and Bertrand Beaae tn his efhcc
shortly after O'Clock last evening,
1songenhaugh entered. fle handed
Muir a paper and immediately the
two men withdrew 20 the rear q the
long office. where they began talk
ing IN loud taues. At one exrrr7-
sion from Afuir Longenbaugh drew
a revolver and AIRED point blank at
him. Hamitn and Ksssac rushed
back and grabbed Longennaugh tust
as he frcd a second shot They took
the revolver from him. Muir hast
ened frogn the room, saying I arm
shot" At this stage I.ongeuhaugn
drew a pocket-knife and stabbed
himself over the heart y times and
twiee 10 the throat. IN quick sue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

eession. The two young men tried
20 dlsarm him. but he noufishcd the
knife and held them az hay
Bessao and Hamiin then went CUT
into the hall. leaVinE LonEnnhauEh
within. They guarded the door and
Muir left the bulding He soon re-
turned somewhat dAnod. and trie-
rkoued 20 police headquarters for A.
officer. Detective phubriek respond
81. Tie found the room aark. and.
lighting match. saw LonEenhhukh
Isaninr over a desk at the rear a
the office Re appeared weak frun
loss OF blood Thirteen wounds were
found over his heart and two De ~
rashss we're made In his throat lie
Was removed 60 the city tatl In the
patrol wagon and pr. Rortea drvssefa
the wounds When told that he
would live. Lougsubaugh expressed
BORROW.
Motive for the csims
According TO statements made -
him 90 chief sullivan. Muir had em=
ploYed his wife. Nay LonkenbauKh
as steuosfapheF. some time aEa
the husband became convinced that
Muir aud his wife were unduly In
Innate. Iang~ubsush pleaded VIII
her. and she promised 20 do better.
She did not keep her WORD Early
This summer LongeuhauEh left fur
Nome. when he returned. several
DAYS ago. h found that hts vile had
eeeompanlsd Muir % different places
about the sound. and had left cue
week ego for the East. Longer
haugh states that Muir called hira
up BY telephone Two DAYS aEo and
asked him % come 81 his once.
LonEenbaueh al nrst refused. hut
went last evening. The paper hand
ed q Muir vas a statement u facts
T.ongenhaugh had gathered relative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Second Ward Club

A temporary organization % an
impros emeut club IN the Escon 4
ward was effected last night at an
informal meeting at the store % 4
X. Churchill. z8i5 Jackson street.
Rev. Geo. Huzxolie was elected
chairman. Homer l.. Hiil, secretary.
and Pliny l.. Allen. treasurer. Tha
chairman appointed the following
committee on permanent organization
which viii meet and report next
Thursday night. Mayor T. J. Hunea.
J. r. Ronald. Homer l. Hill. Play l..
Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

Hy almost every steamer from Vie
tafla and Vancouver Indians bound
for tho hapznelda 8f Washington ar
rive Doe Heattir This morning a
crowd Of about 30 arrived. and the
Yeslar wharf iH Uttered with their
baggage. tents and cooking utensils.
The Indians. with their families. arc
going into camp ON The tide nHia.
until such time aa their services are
required 10 gather the hop crop.
New bath houses. Nndrunh VIVA
FIVE men Wlth teams and HrrupefH.
Fred. HaHenataek. 2sth and y. Fl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

20 Muir's intrigue with Mrs. Lengon-
laugh.
When the men withdrew q th1
rear Of the office. Louaenbnugh Hh3u
Muir attempted 60 draw a revolver
~ was then that he was shot. heith-
er man IL seriously injured,
chsfges Attempt to Murder
n. /. Muir this morning swere 70
"a complaint before Judgo George
charging n tnusenbauRh With ah
fault with Intent Co commit murder.
Muir Vas released and the preIlm-
mary hearing set for 10 o'clock Muu.
day morning LonkentHuKh spent
the night Ia the waman'H depart
mcnt q the city Jail. This morn
ms he was removed 20 Providence
hospital. nr Ludlow. v no q attend
ing him. Gays tho wounds are NOT
serious.
Mulr refuses 10 make any state
mcnt beyond the fact that LonEou
bauEh was eroHy and mlalnformsi a.
AIltffs About Muir
For a number % years Muir eor-
Quoted a vcrg successful real estate
business ga san Diego. Cal. lie was
married in that city. but Was later
divorced. About IS mantha aae no
came 70 Seattle and within = few
weeks went % Nome. In Alaska be
was also interested In rial estate.
Last fall he returned . seattle and.
with Mepsra. Leisheat a WHbuG
bought cue the Leland spencer real
estate business. The nrm became
known a. B. /. Muir 8 60. A few
months later Afr. Muir withdrrw
from the nrm and took 0ffices On thi
third floor % the New York bloc *.
where he conducted an oii sfecE
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
FaraIlon Sails Tonight

The steamship FatalIon ls tue 60
sail tonight fer ataFHaY Like thc
Dolphin, she iu also loaded with
freight Tor Southeastern Aiahka aul
Dawson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Mortality Repor,

Aliura u. Davis aged = years.
I'D az Green tAks last night. Ths
hody IL at nutserWurth'H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
rresllsnt saII

In the nrst inning three Portland
men were on bases. with no one GU.
For a few minutes Il looked bad Tor
eeaftle. Then Hickey came 70 the
front. Tinker vas famed. Glsndoq
made first. but forced Muller cut al
home plate. Brown then went out
On a short hit. and Seattle was re-
leased from a bad hole In the sew
enth inning yigneaux u Portland
gained third. with only one man
cut. The side was retired. how
ever, without a run.
When the ninth inning was finish
"a the score stood nothing 20 moth.
irg. Portland bracsd for a hari
ngnt and succeeded IN getting two
men on bases. but Zeigler caught two
fies and st. John one. This retired
the side.
Seattle then came up and FraTy
and Roekenfeld were killed a. first.
Bodie then knocked a hot one 70
Tinker AZ third, which vas fumbled.
The third baseman then threw wild
20 first and when the smoke cleared
away Seattis's stocky little isft-feld-
er was on third base. Elopf then
singled and B0die scored, winning
the game / 70 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

our f2-lnch desk fan uses no more
current than ie-c. p lamp. Kill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

Electric fans give solid comfort.
Fggbourne a Clark Co. SIC Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Travellers Railway Guide.
Markham Pacific

North Coat LsEni,sa Lss., ias 81. Paul 30
b o. Arrive frDm q Paul 2 p o..
atlantic tfpress i.sass - - Fam IN
HaH.ssfaa nrsriasd- Lsasa IN a. Louis.
KaH1ai eitg. 7 as a. n. Arrive p N.
I.fsa uaiHs sseh ~ tetgeen ssstils ~
2 M Afd1' 2 = a o.. as 3. N. aud aii
Esprss olYmr.s and Grsys Hafbar-Lsavs .
Krpfass sautb BEND Leave tsrosps sunday.
~. Arrive 'sf 80 sunday. s8 p %.
r. ..,-n tr.ia. go ss1 beiFssn sssius ,ad
and s0 Q. M Arrive % q u.. 90 a ms,
ils ,. m. O." .. m. SO ?. m. .. N. and
Thi,s trals, ssuS bstvssu seattle and spo-
ksne Lave 7 IS m. ] 20 aud - .. m.
cypress .sfa sa lr sns vsaesass, "a c-fss,.
. a. n Arrive - b 10
Two trains suohamisb ssffa- WoolisY= Iasvg
p e. m. 70 . m. Arrive II 20 O. m. $50
ETprss I,,aquah. snoqualmis Lssv. SO p
% ifseeut SUNDAY. Arrive If 10 a. ~. tsxnspt
sunday.
Great Northern
orsriand Rfysr- Leave for ~ Paul D m.
Arrive from NJ Pad 3 M
Erprssa SPOKANE Lravs sn A. m. Arrive
TO Gslua whatesm. sc vernon Lave 7B
E % 80 Ri.ia. ssa w..,aIs,, ~ s, op q
M Arrive . 10 = m
-Four trains each aay between Seattle ana
Efuftt= Leave p 3 ~, - p. m. 10 . n.
and p m Arrive ~ a. m. ITO a m $40
o on aud p.
columbis 8 Puget sound
Two trains BLACK Diamond Frsnkiin-Iaavs
So NJ tsHcspt Sunday and "a D. m A..
i've 20 =. n lsrospt Sunday and tis D. m.
fsfespt SUNDAY.
Canadian Pacific
Express Vancouver and Overland Leave Is
q M. Arrive 3 % ,. m.