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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
MADE TO PAY
DAMAGES

All members 81 the board ~ pub
nc works wrfe present at today'E
regular meeting.
". u. simpson was awarded g.
damages from tho Sunset Telephone
GO. FOR damages 20 a shade tree
caused bY the company careiaaaly
ruling wires trough tho tree The
board expressed an opinion that the
company had tecn entirely too neg
ilgent IN many similar cases. and
that II was now ~ good time 20 make
an example 81 n and COMPEL tho
company 10 pay damages for its
I egliEence.
The grading on blanchard street
Gnd Second avenue west, was re-
ported completed.
The petition Of J. Fisk for n coal
siding In Fremont was rejected.
The specifications for the following
improvements were approved. Gem
eut Sidewalks on Eighteenth avenue
from fealer way to East Cherry
street: grading sidewaiking and
parking Twentieth avenue and
Twentieth Avenue west from East
Madison street TO East Thumaa
street; grading and planklnR the al
icy IN block 70, Denny's addition.
The Seattle r Renton railway was
gwen permission to remove all old
poles on Washington street between
Railroad avenue and Third avenue.
BIDS for the construction of n spir
81 stairway on the Queen Anne wa
ter tower viii be opened At o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
TO KEEP THE
STREETS CLEAN

The heads IT the different city
departments had meeting LAST
night 10 fix the responsibility Of
more yigilsntly enforcing the ordiu-
anccs that provide for tho kcaplnv
of streets and alleys clean. 1t WIS
determined to instruct the police
force 10 look after these ordinances
more carefully In the future than
they have been doing fn the mast
II was determined to recommend 10
council that an ordnance be pa ased
Incorporating the following provi-
rions.
That garbage shall be deposited
only on the premises Of the propertv
owner, that garbage shall not be
thrown into the streets or ALLEYS or
refuse matter swept onto the aide
walks that garbage shall be placed
IN regulation covered garbage cans
and that II shall be collected nv
regularly licensed collectors: that
all inspectors, the chief Of the FIRE
department. the fire marshal and the
health officer be given power to ar
rest Instantly all persons violating
The ordinances.
The committee r. determined that
The ordinances providing for the
'ieanlinehr Of streets and aIIeyg
rhall be enforced and that vioIators
snail be punished. From now on II
" promised that these ordnance
shall be strictly enforced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
IN THE COURTS,

The trial u r y. Handy. charged
with getting money under false pre-
lenses viii be heard IN Judge
Grifiin's department ~ the superior
court. Monday
Handy was the alleged accomplish
81 DR. Adams IN q scheme 20 get
$4,000 from DR. Eugene Jordon. Ad-
ans and Handy. II " alleged. made
false representations I'm regard 10
the value 81 the steamer Prof. Morse
lying a. San Francisco. and pold 70
Dr. Jordon an interest IN the boat
for the sum stated
The trial Of DR. Jordon some
months ago on the same charge. af-
ter occupying the criminal court for
seven weeks. resulted IN hung
jury
Anna Y. Park complains Of Henry
J. Park and asks for n divorce on
the grounds 81 nou-suppOrt The
parties were married In Oswega.
Kan. July Il. 1879
The jury In the proceedings TO
condemn property for the extension
~ Rainier avenue awarded tudg
nent % the holders IN the sum 81
$1,000.
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In Hotels.

Following are amang the late Ar
rivals AZ the Brunswick J. ~ Wal.
Grip. the we'll known oyster. bsd pro-
prletor ~ Olympia. Il. II Moody and
daughter belfas,g John Richard
nsn. Hoqeiafn u. y. sthuf. Ho
auiam. John Thoraon, prominent
Montana miner.
A, ihs stevens e. n Ssilsfsr. Ia
ccma. 4 A Latham. Wenate hec. VI
=. swift. SPOKANE. nr. Lydia y
Clement Hoston. Edward -. Dun.
A. the Rainlsr-Gran Mr.. ana
Mr.. las. 81 shoap. Mlss Erims
shour and Mtsa Constance Rhoup, al
81 juneau. q ". nouham, North
Yakima Or Atweii and wife. Ts
coma y. T. g. fothsrs keisa.
Al the Duler; +. ". Pollock Nto
leaves to might for skaEway ". ~.
ord. ~ the one Pine Mining Co
colt " r. AcuT Spokane business
nan; Walt. ". Morgan. secretary
end treasurer n the BLACK niatn0n I
Mining Co. A. ~ Tucker. customs
inspector. Port Townsend J. p
Moore aud family. Utaaiady. a p
smiley. a wealthy Dawson miner.
A. the Seattle y. ". Wilson. Fair
haven: r. q. Calvert. Olympia. A
~. noardmAn. Tacoma Geo. j. Wolf.
Aberdeen n Hoard Portland. Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
DE:PAR 7

SAN FRANCtseo. May ga
Promptly at o'clock this morning
the president n,s wife and Or Rscy
entered carriage from Mr. SCOTS
house and drove slowly 10 the ferry
Depot. escorted by mounted police.
Tho carriage Mas closed and the cur
talna we're lowered
Enormous crowds lined the way of
the drive. There was no chserings
everybody was sympathetic
At 70 o'clock the carriage drove
up 70 the boat and the city or san
Francisco rrgtctfuly hid good bye.
The only salute was hy a guns. ~
the Pensacola passed the training
station. The presidential train vul
proceed SLOWLY "a the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
Mr.. STEWART
is OUTDONE

Last night the star announced
that Postmaster Stewart had in his
possession copy Of the Saturday
Evening Post published at Philadel-
phia on the evening OF June %. 1851.
". 5. Gardner. Of 1914 Ninth ave-
nue.. read the article IN the Star
and today handed a representative
Of this paper a copy Of the Boston
Nation. printed e. Boston. Mass. on
The morning ~ July Is. ls4f. The
paper n y columns wide and the
columns are twice the length OF the
column Of daily paper. The paper
was sold for Is cents on the first
page are cuts Of Daniel Webster.
John G. Calhoun. Henry Clay. Gen.
Scott and BENJAMIN Tyler. who was
~ that time president Of the United
States
Mr. Gardner is An empioye at the
Jostofflce. When shown the COPY Of
the Boston Nation. Postmaster
stewart said. = guess I will have
20 take a back seat with my satur-
day Post" Mr.. Gardner has a big
collection " old coins and papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25

on and after July Let this eora-
pauV wiil reduce the price Of gas q
s. - per thousand. and 20 distiue.
ton viii be made ia the uae ~ gas
fuf fuel and illuminating purposes.
The rate viii be q se per thousH nd
with a discount OF 4ac per thouha IA
on all bills paid on or before ths
tenth day 81 the next succeeding
month sur which the bills are reno
cred.
fuiia are due or The firFf daF Of the
month and failure 20 receive btu vii
not eutilie cuuaumef 20 rebate unless
BIN il actually paid on ur before the
10th instant Biila paid BY cheek
through the mHils. must be- On this
ufsics on the i0th Instant
The discount - - cents per thous
and is offered IN consumers in CON
alteration q their paying their bills
a. the Once 80 soon So due. this
savlnE the expense ~ sending out
collectors
Parties desiring go avoid she ar
noyance 81 looking after their bills
can have prepaid meter put IN and
pay for their EaH as used. 80 the rate
OF 81 g. per thousand.
Tho minimum charge viii be 80
Per meter per month on plain meters
and Soc per meter per month on pre-.
paid meters
SEATTLE GAS A. ELECTRIC co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
MARKETS..

The arrival last night of the
ateanfer rma tlila from California
with a cargo Of general produce.
fnede trading brisk on the street to-
day, good prices being maintained
throughout Sales for the week have
been large. especially city and eoun-
try orders. Shipments to the north.
while satisfactory. did not compare
with previous shipments.
The principal feature Of the mar
bet today WIS the arrival 81 the nrst
consignment q Lake Washington
tomatoes, received by j. NJ. 1ixaon
A Co. The Increased demand for
strawberries created a short mar
ket, and the same may be said of
cherries only a few shipping orders
being flled. GOuHeberrfeH sold for
fif5. a large shipment ~ apricots
~aH a feature Of the market. Tho
abrencc ~ peaches was noted. Taa-
mania apples sold for tf5oQts A
tonslgnment Of bananas Is due 10
arrived late today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
STR. DOLPHIN
BRINGS NEWS

The steamer Dolphin arrived from
Alaska this morning With a fair
passenger list ana considerable
freight Late udyiceu from white
Horse received hy tho office OF the
White Pass A Yukon co. in this
city. state that the water from
white Horse To Dawson has cleared
of lee and navigation clear through
II nov upsu. The steamboat EeAl1
hndia. ON the alHt instant. VAS at
Hootalinqua on her Nay dow "a. and
the Bailey was Ht Five Fingers
THIS steamer bonanza klHE left
Dawson on the -int wlth "a large
uumber of passengers. This WaH the
first boat Of the season to leave
Dawson
The officers Of the Dolphin report
smallpox abating at siika aud at the
various missions " here u has been
prcvailing among the Indians Tor
SOME time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
Business Good.

Manager Perl, Of the Pacific clip.
per line agents fof the steamer
Humboldt " hiuh has been placed on
the Nome run, Go sail Juno /, reports
q large sale IF tickets and a heavy
engagement of freight space,
The vessel lies at the hulkhcad be
tween the Arlington and schWn-
hacker docks. and iH being nut ln
first class shape for the voyage by
her popular steward, WHY Young.
Among the prominent people who
have Sa far engaged passage may
be mentioned j L. Lcedy and wife.
Mr. Lcedy owns valuable properties
at the head 1T AnVii creek, T. T.
Lindsay trader and merchant ~
Teller, W A. ttadleN. a prominent
mining man NJ 4 McGiuuis. father
Of I'D McGnula. y y agent nf the
british American line. Huu cot
Ward en- aid Montana miner. who
goes north &C. operate 4 drfdkcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
PRESBYTERY

PHILADELPHIA. May e. -u,res
hYtsriau General tesemhtY fnl~ra
Prior 60 Adjournment the standing
vote was taken on the question 81
the elimination clause y - The ma
iruty report which resulted in ga
ether victory Tor rrktsiuniHts. the
ballet stsudt7m 20 in favor. -
against Indications ars that tif
majority report In favor - revision
VIII ultimately ~ adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
THE OFFICERS
WERE FOOLED
Deputies Start TO Raid Union
Gambling House House
and Find II Closed.

Three deputy shertHa vent down
% III FIRST avenue 1t , o'clock this
afternoon 10 arrest the rrupFssfnra
end close the place They found al
the doors locked up and the plaes
Deserted. Some hoW the gamblers be
came apprlnsf n the proposed raid
AID anticipated the deputy sheriff
~ quitting business -=tsmpofariiy At
T. aHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
REMARKABLE.

Mr. Joseph Nadon. 81 the nrn Of
Safon. wrigh, q Co. in the Pacifs
block, narrowly escaped a serious &C
eident this afternoon NJ. Nadau
was sitting In an oren window In
bis Office on the first floor. A police
officer In the street by accident
dropped a revolver from HIS pocket.
end the weapon was discharged 0n
striking the ground The bullet
made hole IN two plate glass win
doNs about Il inches above Mr.
Sadon's head Mr., Nadon was more
scared than hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
BLOWN up!

AKRON. 20. MAY aa.-The rest
denee Of william } Drummer. n pu-
iicemhu Ia East Akron, was blown
up by dyuamItcth.
Brunucf. hia wife. Elizabeth hts
son. George. . years old. were VA the
house 81 the time. They were blow q
Gut ~ bed and buried under the de-
hfiH bat none were seriously iniuf=
ed
The police believe that the dyua 3
hitting was Al attempt a. revenge.
South AHfun has been infested by q
gang 0f frfbuRn. and THE officer has
been ambitious ln his EFFORTS 70
break up the gang
Eight men are under arrest on
suspicion Of having biaWu the house
- utrCfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
SOCIAL ITEMS.

The Dental society. In session here.
Will be given a dinner At the Rain
er-Granf this evening At O'Clock
Sixty covers viii be laid.
The Alpha club. Of the University
% Washington. gave delightful
little dinner party at the Rainier
Grand last night. Eighteen young
women we're the guests
Rainier Chapter. Daughters % the
Revolution, VIII give an entertain
ment ~ the Rainier Grand Tuesday
evening. ~ - expected that 400 per-
sons viii be present.
Kappa Alpha Theta Society gave
its annual banquet at the Rainie1s
Grand last eNenlnR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits
have been issued In the office NJ the
city engineer To the i.nndes In.
VvNtment co. Tor retaining val
at 81 eos Second avenue south. "a
cost $1,000 "a A Lain for a one
story frame a. les Firth hVenus
north 20 cost fsno % Fruteh q uar.
low. for an area wall az z0s-s Oeci.
dental avenue. u cost 81 .psNs % g
4. smith. for a one story frame "a
Hilimau's addition Of Green Lake
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Il OF Gre
PERISH.

DETROIT. Mich, May z5=By the
laundering ~ the wooden steamer
baltimore. in Lake Huron. near
Al Sable. T. Of her crew 81 II were
drowned. The dead Htes Capt ~. II.
Place. Mrs NJ n Place. Michne .
HreatheB John Btldern Edward
Newen g. W Scare. Geo, W Shoot.
Herbert. Winning, T. MnreouK, VIM.
Barker. 4. Kruger August Amber
son. The two survivors uf the crew
we're picked up hy the tug enluW
Liza aud taken Hrharv. one ~ ths
crew went insane while lac WAS
struggling in the water. Tie Wa
one 81 those T. drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
DIDN'T KNOW
ABOUT RING

Charles Anderson. who was arrest
90 last night on suspicion OF having
stolen valuable gold ring, was Civ
en- 20 days IN the chain gang by
Judge George this morning. Ander-
son was found with the ring on his
finger, but could not explain where
he found ~. He stated 10 the ON
GERS that he had awoke in the morn
Ing with n on his finger.
II wae learned this morning that
the ring was stolen from man In
Juneau. Alaska. IL VIII be returned
10 IT'S owner.
aa f1.asasaaa
Go TO n. G. Miles a Piper Co. for
your Alaska outfits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
THIEF ABOARD
STR. ROSALIE

w. u. Harvey. Of Victoria, y. G,
reported TO the police this morning
that he had been robbed Of gold
watch. pair of gold spectacles and
~ TN money while on the steamer
Resale from Victoria. According
20 the story the boat was crowded
and staterooms could not be had
Seeking the only alternative he went
TO sleep on the deck When he
aWoke his property was missing.
The police are working on the case.
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FOUND Them
BOTH DEAD

NEW YORK. MAY E&-iusaaitK.
due g. uvefwark caused John L.
HatEh an expert accountant. living
81 Pelham. "a poison bls 9 YeAr-oif
son and himself with cyanide of pc
Isnsium. Hoth were found dead uu
the fiour II q bedroom eiaarcd In
each others arms
lie and Willie had gone upstairs
20 play hide. ana seek The mother
heard father and son rompiug for a
time. and then al wa silent. Hhf
went upstairs zud found both dead.
She IL Va a critical condition from
the shock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
EARTHQUAKE

ROME, May e Earthquake
shocks occurred to-day a. Cont and
other towns en- the Freueh border
There l. no less - life reported.
MADRID. MAY s5@ Earthquake
shocks occurred today az the PROV.
inre ~ 0tanad AZ Mutfii ana
Malaga. houses we're destroyed. Hflv
inss the people panic stricken. a
fuehih De AteoeHf, province af Est=
ramadufa. two persons were klllcu
ard many Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
CITY'S HEALTH.

The monthly report 81 department
Of health shows that the death rate
during the month uf April exceeded
that Of March by q and with the
exception 81 January. was the high.
est recorded ~ far this year The
birth rate shows a substantial tu-
crease Seventy deaths oc-
cured. due TO the follow causes
General diseases. "a. diseases of the
nervous system. .. diseases 81 the
circulatory system. .. diseases Of
the respiratory system. l.. diseases
% the digestive system. "a diseases
% the EenitosurlnaTy Hyntem. q.
puerperal conditions. 2 diseases 81
the skin and cellular tissue. eN-
ternai Violence. including suicide
and accidental fatalities. IL. and ili-
defined diseases. 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
RELEASE HIM

SAN FRANCISCO. NAV SAT-
tornsy general sent telegram this
morning tnstluctinr Tailor Oakland
TO Immediately release McRvnsle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
SEATTLE TURNS VICTOR.
Good Ball Played Yesterday by Both Teams-The Tacoma
Hit.0uts Pack Their Trunks With Large
Defeat in the Top Lid,

killed at the plate. relieving the side
with another run 60 add Is the list.
Murdoch Jolns the Game.
Steva1 had been playing center
field His place WAS now taken by
Rand. while the luttcrs ranch at
LETT field was turned over to Mur
dock. another new one. Neither side
scored again until the last half Of
the fourth. WHEN Tacoma made two
Ia this fashion.
Tacoma Makes Two.
Bodie made Mccarthy a present
IT four Just 60 show YOU how un-
grateful these Tacoma men are.
Mccarthy WAS not euutcntcd with
his present and started for second.
With iaudable ambition and ma
Judgment. Fury tried 60 shut him
OF and Mccarthy went To third on
the Wild throw. Mcintyre hit a
groundef 60 second. who threw wild.
and Mccarthy said he guessed he i
so home. and guessed right shell
ton sacrificed and Lyugh drove a
Icing nY GO Murdoch AZ left who
took u IN all right. but sent it
home hy slow freight allowing Me
lntyrc 20 srore.
And Vet Aaother.
m the last half of the dfth RAT
furt hit the ball "a second With a
sound like ton ~ coal faliiuE on
tin Roof StulfEe threw short ~
first letting RaTert safe Hrarfoss
followed suit and Menefee duufullN
sacrificed - did Mccarthy, scoring
Rafrert Mcintyre hit a little one
60 81 Johns who surprised every
one Including himself. by holding a..
ftRtss rtss4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
BY C0NR0Y.

GRAVEsEND. May 2s. - The
Brooklyn handicap Was run OF to-
day, resulting IN victory for Con
roy. Herbert came second and
Standing third. Time. ? minutes .
seconds. This IL the first time n
three-year-old has won the handi-
cap.
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U. S. Trsaspsrt Gabsrt.

This large 4. - transport VISA
locked today at the nrcmerton dry
dock fie SURE 70 SO her while out
II the Rater. Take the uew fast
steamer Athlon from Columbia ~
dock a. q % = ~. and 80 =. m.
sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
DO TELL!

BLOOMFIELD. n j., May 25.-=Ita.
efrder bloomfield has rendered D..
cislop to the effect that Damn =
rot IA swear word
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baron Defarpat. the adopted sor
q the late Haran fllueh. uas mar.
ried the other day tH Paris. tn Mime
Mrnlef. famous for her beauty
widaw ~ Albert Menlnr, once wei
known GA the European turf
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Fine fielding prevented Tacoma.H
scoring IN her half Of the second.
End the third began with the score
: - . " Seattte's favor.
81. Johns hit an easy one II Me
farthy ct short who made 4 your
bind applause. please" play wigh one
hand. and % course dropped the
hail Stovall singled and sprainea
his ankle IN running He was car
ried from the field Frary running
for him. Hodge sacrificed. Harmon
sacrificed. scoring St Johns Frary
tried TO come along. too. but was
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Clare. hat designer. 1907 Second AZ
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JoBBING QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILYJ
urssn fruit.

Green fruit.
Lemons-t2 2bm2b0 box: lines.
$3.50 per case cooking apples. 81 asa
s.25 eating apples. t250d8.00. Val.
encia oranges, S2.75n3.G0 seeding
81 .5Od2.00 bananas. s. O0ftg rs
ciives. b0a115o Per gallon. grape fruit
sl.75m2.00, 5tra Wberries, si7sfIg.2,
per crate: pineapplea. gl006p5.0O pei
toK: cherries, ii2b. peaches. si'75
rprioots, si.7sI2,0O. gooseberries
Sis.
Vegetables.
t2su5a per ton; beats
SOC per doz. carrots. per sack
Sl.7b; lettuce, N.25 a case; turnipu
fi25. garlic. lbe; cabbage, 81. 76u2 90.
peppers, 2bM30o; husks. ibc: greer
celery. sbc per dozen; sweet pota-
toes, Sl.75m2.00, Spanish Chill pep
pers, 30c per 10. sausr kraut, 30Io
California head lettuce, t1di.2B caae,
artichokes. 25950o doz. green peas
Ease pound. dried figs. cartons. e0c,
fancy 70c, imported ibc; tomatoes
case, si.756200. dates, sac per 10,
radishes. 10c per doz. rhubarb. 3c
per III parsley. 25na5c: aaparn gus
st25i new potatoes, $3.50, spinach
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Sc green beans. sut0c. cueumherH.
100 per du1. I'D onions, aefdei new
onions, zitiar. caulinuwer zoe.
PFovlAiona
Fresh meat Cow beef. So III
steer beef Sue per 10. mutton. Weths
a. ahv. owes. DC. pork hiambc per
III veal. large. D.. small. tO'he'
FraNiniOua Hams large tact
hams. small. i8ul8ise. breakfast
bacon, 1inlttHu. dfY. Hnlted clear
backs, eAe. bellies Zoe.
hutter Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter Washington oreamsriea,
pound prints, 10000. Eastern Iowa,
and Elgin, iAaflgei fresh ranch, l2@
iir, California creamery. lfulhe.
Choose Native Washington. full
cream, i3mi4s. Eastern. Now York.
tAulio, Wisconsin t1c. California. ~
else. Hoqurfart 4ae EdaW. 81 COZ
\ 90 per case. New York, 1896 loo
limbufgef. id4lfo, brick. isulie.
Swiss, tsHi9e.
Eegu strictly froah ranch. feWilc.
Eastern. iaWiac,
Poultry Chickens. live. i8glaise.
ducks. ile. gseHe, iouiig. turkeys.
ilui3i4e.
Dressed stock Chlrkena. nc.
~ NJ r. f#H A#aAf ANth"H wv 49, e
geese, iaaiaiac.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro
Queer In round lota On the dock OF In
the ear AZ Seattle
Grain - oats. $500. harley.
aig bu. wheat. chicken feed. SOC ~
corn. $500 pcr loo lbs. bran. 81.
HAS Puget Sound pet ton alA.aR5
thhtorn Washington timothy. als-Ae
q lG Co. alfalfa. SO 1out0 20.
Butter Fresh rauch. l94t7c. ma
tive creamery. lsuikr.
Cheese Native Washington. ize
EEga strictly fresh ranch, ls8
tsae Per dozen
Poultry Chickens iife iA0iEAte
ducks. f2c turkeys. i1fa . f1r.
Dressed poultry Turkeys, iauis'se
chickens lzis 4ittsr. ducks. 80 if'se
secee. tiAse.
live stock = Cows. AZ. rtsers.
tAutcs calves sisW IS sheep. sa
aAc haRs. aHsAC.
Dressed Htock HOGS. &c. lambs
DC.
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Civil Service Examinations

A bulletin received in Seattle 10
nay from the United States Civil
service commission At Washington.
y. g, announces that on June Is
There VIII be examinations in every
city IN the United states where
there IL free delivery posfofflee.
for the position OF special Statistical
compiler. The salary Is s729 per an
mum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
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Bodie came 70 bat and found car
Ter in a minute. lie hit a hot one
20 third. who landed the ball At
FIRST ~ minutes ahead ~ Bodie
Rand found vacant space IN right
field and put the han there. They
allowed him A base for his accuracy
Stultxe cut a tunnel through the air
out b. first hase and he and Rand
moved on passed ball Then UuF-
ier said. what DO care for fame. :"
and sacrificed. scoring Rand. Frary
made the third man out and the side
score