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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27

was breathing heavily, but his eyes were
open, with fixed stare in them We work
ed over him and moistened his lips. Mr..
Lynch ran after doctor, but when he
arrived Delahunt was dead. He did not
appear to have been burned except on the
hands and fingers, where he had grasped
the transmitter.''
The result of the investigation of the
cause of the accident which followed
startled every person in Chester accus-
toned to using telephone and resulted
in steps being taken to provide against
such accidents in the future.
Due to Simple Accident.
The investigation disclosed the fact that
half mile from the florists shop the
dropping telephone wire had touched an
incandescent electric-light wire and re-
ceived the powerful charge that struck
Delahunt dead.
Every electrician in the city took
hand in the investigation, in witch all the
electric light, telephone, telegraph and
trolley companies were extremely inter
ested All wanted to know where the re-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27

the instrument is almost certain to have
serious results.
Under such conditions, If some foreign
wire with high potential voltage were
to cross the telephone wire a current
would be induced of deadly quality and
would course through the body, as a. per-
feet circuit is formed.
In cases where the wires are crossed
in this way, should a person standing
on good conductor even touch an UNI
insulated instrument death would be
inevitable. The whole force of the volt
age would be sent through the body.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27

pared by Mr.. Max Everhardt Schmidt,
the originator and constructor OF the orig
inal moving platforms at the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. Schmidt states that his moving
sidewalk will increase the transportation
facilities of the bridge to 7O,4OO seated
passengers per hour; that 1t will give
every one seat and will carry all more
quickly than at present and in perfect
safety. AS for the economy Of the new
plan the company which Mr.. Schmidt
represents is prepared to equip the bridge
with all necessary apparatus at its own
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27

NEW YORK, April 26.-What appears
to be a definite, feasible remedy of the
Brooklyn bridge crush has at last been
formally laid before the bridge manage
ment. 1t is proposed to cross the bridge
by rapidly moving platforms such as
have been used successfully at the
Worlds Fair in Chicago and later at
Paris and Berlin. The new plan for the
relief of the bridge crush has been pre-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
0rasps Transmitter and
Receives a Charge of
25o Volts

that if properly sed no very great dan
ger is experienced. However. where there
is the slightest defect in the insulation
of the wire leading to the binding post
the contact of any portion of the left
hand with it while the right hand is on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
Federation of Wo-nen's Clubs, Los
Angeles, Cal, May to 8, 1902.

For this convention the Chicago Great
Western Railway will on April 20th TO
9th sell through excursion tickets to Los
Angeles or San Francisco. good to re-
turn June 18th, at $4,000 for the round
trip. Return tickets via Portland and
excursion trains from ST. Pal and Min
neapolis, on April "a and 18th to carry the
Minnesota and Iowa delegations. For
further inforl.-1tion apply to ]. N. Storr
City Tiki. Agt., Cor. 9Th and Robert Sts,
st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
Lucky 90 Escape withont Los..

Lucky to Escape without Loss.
did you git anything?' whispered the
burglar on guard as his pal emerged from
the window.
Nav, the bloke wot lives here is a
lawyer, replied the other in disgust
Oats hard luckI" replied the first
Did you lose anyt' ing ?"-Ohlo State
Journal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
She Compounded.

Newlywed (after the first cloud has
passed)-Kitty. you must not feel unhap-
py; why, Is my opinion never 10 count
for anything? Kitty (after thinking IL
COMMUNICATION we have
the same opinions yours will count and
when we differ mine wilI-New York
Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
LATE NEWS

FRANKFORT. Ky Dec IL Jim
Howard sentenced 20 be hanged fof
aiding IA the conspiracy FOR tho as
~apninatlun ~ tlav. Gaebrl, waH
sranted a new trial today. This viii
be his third trial rur the alleged OF
Tense
NNEKA. cat. Dec. 1.-The hom~s
of y. ~ Edison and L. n Foulke.
az UaEelie. were destroyed hy fire
AZ o'clock this morning. Miss n
fouike, oldest daughter 0f Mr.
fouikc, was burned to death.
LONDON. Dec. Threat ccrrs
monies attended the baptism Of the
inrhnt son OF the Duke and Duchess
OF Manchester at noon today.
Queen Alexandra acted an god
mother. Prominent members of the
nobility signed the register aA Wit
ue4ssM.
WARRINGTON. u. g.. nee, ir,.-
The house ways and mean. commit.
tso has authorised a favorable re-.
port upon the hili re.iuetns the tariff
IN goods Imported from the rhiiir.
pines 60 2t PEE cent. OF tho pinsley
rates Philippine imports now pay
"a prr cent. IT the regular schedule
PORTLAND. Dee il Solomon
hirsch, ~s-ntnister TO Turkey was
buried this morning This funeral
called forth = great eonconrse of
tsFopie. The bnffY ssas placed IN two
feet Of cement. and armed guards
have been Hfhttanrd At the grave 70
watch tiii the cement hardenn This
vas Npne az a result af the theft Of
The body u ". !, f.add some years
$40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17

feah live harglar Was arrratsd
ny the fstllee this morning.
Detectives tiytnea, Adams and
Nehaedt wute the arrestiuE afr,rera
lhett prisoner urorEe Lewis. il
s''ieis isnsird m the city lail. and H.
mas ssfnfessed that he has committed
numerous buFNlaFira Ito In Ia ~.
business fur nosivc. he aaya, mad
10 accomplish hiu end wuuld NH any
roon " residence that misht be mn
iacttNe af spoil iufHr ntiinhnr
of hursiarirs ATE Admitted by min,
and the products o. several have
heen fe.'oeefti.
Lewis Is an unknown man 40 far
~ criminal fvcord IL concerned
Ne Il unknown TO tho lacai police.
but admits that he has heen Ia
trouble tn North Dakota,
Lewis who IL a man % past mid.
de ase, was caught Ia a secondhand
Eiote On Aain atf'ret today while IN
me act Of selling several suit. ef
stolen eiothias TO the pfoprt0tor.
When ff-t arrested he refused Is
inase any admissions 60 M. officers.
and Kept auiet on all questions per
tanning 70 himself OF 60 hts business
Tie was lnrket up in the hat cave
ant the afhcefa hogan tho work az
Investigation. beginning with the
Ciothtnk found in the prisoners pas-
session. In the lot We're several ar.
ueles thta bad been reported al the
police station as having been stolen.
Lewis was aEaiu brought out Of
the cell. and tsis time he told about
All that he knew. he stated that he
was the owner % two good farnfs
near 4uuteNu. y n. on which therr
we've heavy WortEaEea In order 20
ray these %. he had started cut on
a tour of the states taking some
thing whenever he had an irfesist=
able impulse Things Games easy.
ana he has Kept No the sane ever
sinee. tatuE a reasonably lucrative
business
= broke into every place that /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
MAY NOT Be
MURDERED

netectiVss who have been inxsstis
katiug the mysterious death u Mrs.
MARY Collins today made a Thorough
Ncareh u the utd shsntv un Twenty .
utnth avenue south Nhrrp the was
mans body wss found They were
rewarded ~ findinK IN one corner of
the hat wHspued IN an old shawl
v~nich had hsssn Norn ~ tho woman.
the ruraa which Was missing when
the hstv vas R~archrd AZ u,ofEue.
The purse contained about 50.
u vas lsrEely upon the fsct that
this purse vas missing that the cor
eneF,s jury hasei IL murder at the
Gloss n the Inquest yesterday. ArHs
Collins vas kmoNu % have the purse
cpuc~aied in the basesp 81 her dress
when she Was last sen alive The
die1rsieruf stale u herr attire and
the failure q the scarch@fa 90 &C.
eount for the parse led 20 the In
.eviiabie conclusion that abe had
hr$n assaulted and murdered for the
purrass ef robbery.
T-ee ard vii probably scrv. 10
charge the present police theories,
though the Investigation Of The ease
VIII be cantinusd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
VOYAGES TO
THE UNKNOWN

cant. Gregory A. MacgreEor, a we'll
Known aeufafinE man. dird Mt hts
nome, Aat firat avenue west, last
evening, af asthma. lie enjoyed a
Wide acquaintance among business
mon aud HhipuWuers. and leaves be-
hind him host Of ffienda. he leaves
q widow. two SONS Capt A. Mae.
treEor % the steamer piriHo, and
furHer Clarence MartiteFor OF the
city uf Topeka, aud three daughters
Mrs. A, Y, Marion, Mrs James
tAtmady aud Mtn Florence Mace
Hresur all Of seattle.
The body WAS taken Ia charge by
collins tifna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
BACK FROM
THE FALLS
MAYOR HumEs SAYS GOOD
PROGRESS 10 sUiNo MADE IN
LIGHTING PLANT WORK

Good progress has been made on
the wofk preliminary 10 the con
struetlon OF the proposed municipal
lighting plant" said Mayor liumes
to-day.
The mayor, accompanied by cor.
porstion counsel ,iliiam and civil
Service Commissioner Randolph. re-
turned last night from several days
spent on an inspection trip TO Cedar
lake amt cedar falls
was surprised az the great
amount ~ preliminary work that In
necessary before ths actual censtfue
ton OF the plant can be begun. glns
tinued the mayor. "Rn much land IL
TO be cleared. ana great difficulty
has been encountered Ia finding a
site fof the dam where good fonns
datlon ou bedrock may be secured.
The site has now been selected.
hpweNsri ana within short time Il
viii be possible TO begin work on
the dam.
1 was also considerably surprised
At the size the dam must be In Of
der Ca make "a adequate Tor itn pur.
pose. That dam 10 GOING 20 cost a
Hot Of money"
The mayor was ~ usual sucrsss,
fui In hunting while az the lake lie
sueeesded In shooting a couple Of
Zine young deer.
J. ThH mayor says the deer were
killed on the last dag OF the season.
which closed December IS.
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eauid," he said thla morning. s.ana
whatever | liked or Thought that 1
eaald sell ! took 1 like 10 strike a
feen whrfc there IL telescope
NsltHv' You can put a lot OF Htuff
~ one ~ them aud set u away eaay
fhat n the first thing that / toak
etter wien am Ia room watk,ug.
the man appears 10 be proud Of
hts achievements aud tells tine tale III
his Operations with an air OF pride.
re hAs otFrrod to take thu ofrrsra
around 10 the different pawn shops
her. ne has sold his plumber and
isieatify H. He doaa nat kna~ the
exact loeation of the raous and
h"asea he has entered. but says he
sail pilot policeman to them.
Several room rohhetieH we're re-.
parted 60 the police tadag, all OF
which were thought TO have been
committed by Lewis,
J. J. da"oiaky. of the California
hotel. says that his roam was On.
tered Yesterday afternoon aud a
iAfEv amount Of clothing stolen. A
telescope Naliar was also taken The
product - this burglary was reeov.
errd last night from where Lewis
r. u. 0oodmurphy. Of sis Main
street. reported that his eaam was
entered yesterday aud lady'n coat
stolen
Elmer fRiler reported to-day that
his room IN the Phoenix hotel wAH
broken into yesvrtay aud a telescope
NaliAe ana quantity af eiothine
stalen, The police believe that thes
have the product % this burglary at
The station.
rhs National Meat Company re-,
parted that butter and other small
articles had been stolen ffstm thsit
store At 8iN Main street atmaat every
morning for tho past week
II Was not stated by Lewis WHISTLER
o. not he had sucrsetett in paying
OF the norsgaKe OF his farms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
SUES ON GRUB
STAKE CONTRACT

I. r. TIarka. as administrator OF
the estate Of John Y. TJarks. has
filed suit In the superior court
against Charles Kraemcrs. IN which
he dena ndn an accounting that. II
- xnid. will yield AZ least 5000.
The complaint states that In fsss.
John Ttarks grub-staked kraemsr.
paying his passage money 20 Alaeka
and purchasing supplies 10 last him
while he explored certain creeks
Kraefner rsfnnifsed IN the north for
two years and, Il u alleged. made no
report to the T1arks ~ a rirn claim
that he located which has already
yielded gold dust worth fi0o.ooo.
An accounting " asked for which
VIII force the defendants to give mp
quarter interest in that particular
claim and all other Alaskan propart1
be may have acquired.
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CONGRESS
Several Appropriation
Bills Were Passed

WARRINGTON. n. &, D~e. IT,
II the senate thr urgency deficiency
appropriation hiii Was taken up and
passed IA five minutes A nsafion
sas then PASSED that when the
seftate edfpurnr this Afternoon IL b.
until saturday. Morgan gave notice
that GA saturday he wetld asa that
the bali 10 provide Tot acquiring u.
rights necessar, for the construction
NJ the isthmian canal b. laid before
the senate. The pension appfopfia-
ton btu was passed without oblge
ttpn nT Amendment.
The house Ina committee Of the
whole reported without appsrtfton
the Hepburn amendur@nt 20 the iusii-
risfy btu appropfiatins saAa.els 20
be Immediately available with Which
the attorney general = to etnpiSy
counsel 70 AID Ia suita for the en-
fprrsmrat u the trust Laws nnw on
the statute bucka
The til a. amended was then
psss.d The hiil prohibiting enlisted
musicians IN the army ard Raw
from cempeting with civilians. was
inaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
BOGUS CHECK

Harry nrisiai. a travelling sales
man. was arrested By the police this
afternoon on charge Of obtaining
money on a bogus eheek from James
Munger. = salossn keeper. Tbs chee v
VAS for $40. drawn ofi the american
savings bank
s=-saa=a -
c.iiuiaif~ Denny eorseil 90. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
DRAFT COMES BACK

J. H. Macpoussil late this after.
ttoan applied ID the PraaecutinH at
torneY for a WARRANT for the arrest
- nrrt r. brothers on charge Of
obtaining money under false pre-
trnses. Mr.. MacDoussit alleges that
hfuthefH on prcrfuhef Il eashsa
With the Maci tous all ssatfthWick
company drsft for tsao On the East
luNer National hank OF New York
The bank rrpudiatsd the draft
HfutherH has lrft the city
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suas 70 90 Appasc,Arso

A gentleman's Christmas GIFT from
this store u sure 10 be appreciated.
for every articles here bear. the
stamp u fashion and quality. Mems
furnishings exclusively. King ffros
nrN location. eft FIRST ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
WILL NOT BURGlE
FOR SOME TIME

John Helms pleaded guilty 10
burglary in the superior court this
aftrruasau ard was sentenced b.
Judge Griffin to I'VE years In the
p@nlt@sfiary Holms rvcentiy hruks
into the house Of william Tufney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
MesicAl Instrsments

II Is now rapidly approaching the
time for our annual stock taking
end IN order % close cut the great
est number possible. ~e Wiil coutinue
60 sell until January l many tines ef
oar vtciinz. Guitars Mandniius. Ban
fs~. AsseorsilonH ard trimmings 81
rwsry ti~s ripsian At virtually ons-
half less than actual value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17

Plenty OF suggestions here for
4enIleren'a Christmas Ciftr And
he best Of making selections at this
store II that you are assured OF style
and quality at n moderate price.
fashionable mems toegery. King
Bros. sit First ave. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
ABBOTT Christmas
Presents

You may safely invest your faith
and money in and with ua, We have
a standard, and apply u % every
thing In our store. no matter Hos
tfninE. Wh~n you select yuar ElftH
here Yon may bs confident % their
worth. hut that II not the anly in
esntive We have to Offer you. econ
afaF i a strung f~aiurr ard in which
cunnectinn We desire g. direct your
attention q the fact that we buy
All aur h.struments direct frlaa the
manufacture and ship In eaFtfaitd
hts. aastiv without boxes. repre-
s=ntiaR a great saving In freight and
giving us many other adNRnta Ee-s
ehieh We are always pleased TO
shafu With our patrons. We arr
showing an unusually iargr and eie.
SAINT sick - the celebrated Chick =
rrink a sons. kimhali Hobart NJ.
cable. fssse. d. n Johnston Co.
Haddarff a i3rinkrrhof Planes and
t<imhaii Organs. which we are offer.
Ing At exceedingly attractive prizes
and selling on very easy terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
Closing Oot Sheet Mosic

Thre~ months ago we announced
'ihe closing out sale 81 our Fheet
>fusie Department. since which time
|ea havs sald at retail thousands OF
.ksoliaFa' worth. and while all the late
popular MUSIC has been sold Ions
ago. there siili remains quite a stock
ssf choice classical music by all the
>xfsndarsi cfnnponers. We viii make
ehort work Of the balance after Jan
sfarY 1. Below We aubloin a few
ean1pies q how we arr selling a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17

A very select assortment Of
Christmas gins for gentlemen. styi-
lsh hAt@riash~fy At moderate prices
King uro~. faahl0nsble mems toy
gerry. fit First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17

Mra- Jennie Burke. aged 30 yeara.
died at "a Tenth avenue north. last
night The funeral will be held
from the residence al o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Burial VIII he In
Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev. ".
n. q. Temple VIII officiate. W. A.
Burke. the husband Of the deceased.
II a prominent merchant Of Vie
toria-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17

Elegant line Of Souvenir Goods
most of II reduced 20 per cent. Al
Justices 30 Columbia street. old
poatoffice.
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COMMISSION

SCRANTON. Dee. i7.--Afief hear
ink the testimony of several IN
=psetars Judge Gray recommended
that the commission petition the
frnnnsiYania legislature asking Il 10
pass 4 stringent factory inspect ION
law a. protector against ehiid
labor Counsel WGiverion then al
dressed the commission on behalf %
the operators.
call AZ Mrs F.liioft'n studio. 80
liozisfi building, ana see her dis
piay a beautiful burned ard efn-
hasHed leather Novelties for holiday
Gifts -
Seattle Souvenirs Denny -eoryril
"a. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17

1s1tfef=H ssaiastga cr~-msfts~l Bee
aaafsrtI. - s1e4 raneh if1z2.
81. Faaf<rn. is4fac. Dfeson. ID. Linn
hrrssr. foHf1e. hrtek. A~i~-. ts4lee
EexnFrenh ranch. S14lsc. East
rrn. 4tu19c.
PouItrT--Heas. live. itffffi4c, drea-
ac,f f5nfsc. hr1ll~rs. fts0 donens
turkeys. dressed. 2i91-c. live ducks.
|lz4c. live Eeese. iec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17

Burnt Leather - Denny coryell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17

We represent the famous Columbia
frhnnosfaph cesusisny. who make
.fhs most perfect Taiktns Machines
30 tho WoTid We have tho largest
stssk In tho city. Prices from 40 tn
Jloo records from 300 10 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
FASHIONABLE MEMS rooosay

Carved Leather - Denny coryeii
co. -.
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THIS BURGLAR HAD
AN OBJECT IN LIFE

eAoosI AfrgR HAVING INTO rAs nusNsss or o,la.
s'eNN'e W ~e' MONEY WITH WHICH TO PAY OF MORT.
cAoe ON FARM IN NORTH DAKOTA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-17
aFiddle.Dee-Dee'

n M nf tho Season
III rrp~d weas wild Last Night.
puar Mss the SExtette,
~ Gtfts trs Sstneruus
khi Iissy Az Pretty.
ksff1rtIFF Prizes -. saf and &c.
- fronf ruNs ant hax esats 81 ~
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YmRp AVENUE THEATRE

= Rs>>>il hss,l Fssass ssnsst s.is
~ l1kpset~as. ~.
s4tllss Only Up Topu rheater and
NQniar FiAca u Amusement.
PRICES -. -. tsfc. 5ac.
Mai al s.it ceatinntnx ali week
-Nefines Saturday.
- v. S2ear's cetnssiiaus. present.
lax shs Genie 6sgaIane.
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AnAMn oPkHA seAttieas
EEK ...... Lsaalng
Jul ~ ~ - Hoook Ttfastsr.
oHS coRr. Mar. Phens Main 81.

Eight Nights More.
vxIires fodsy ard saturday.
no f;r~mf Nasieai Esasts~saur.
Eafasr L EsFatffa
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Ns'.'s~ Imported ana Domestic
J. w ratkasrs FROM zoe To 81
.,,t,.si Assortment Of Manicure
Military Brushes, Miff0r~
~ VI .,nsr holiday Novelties O. be
l'ant hsre
AT ctr RATE PRICES,
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WHOLESALE PRICES


f.@nsoas o. fsata - ~ irss cegArns sr=
pt~n. a<sH1ae 80 t~1H. eatln4 apis f5e4
N Is 1@r boz hananaA a. 114kx -. sins
"a ~ sssf1 "a p1r han. Japsn@ss. 81 80
o. - laf hfs .rNtaa fruit, stQs efaas4
81 rBasf . e~sfs. ~ x59fito prf tea
f~raifssfisnas Of - wainuss. ftut&i Cab
=, - - - -, -.
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Sure to Be
Convinced

=, % Inc parisll nfuE % WI
~ W eonsiiisse sssa
THAT
..f,,hass foas Xmas pre-
" sah ~ n PET cent cheaper
~ ,kAa elsewhere.
~ FoR INSTANCE
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IN IfisA PaNnbI

fst compare this vita anything
- IA toen this week. and THIS
II POPULAR PRICES.
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THE MARKETS

sausshe@ ard pumpklms are grow
inx aeaEeer. To-day they ara selling
ON wssaern aVenue at cents pes
pound
f;xks arc falling steadily. hefns
quoted At = cents iris morning
WHOLESALE PRICES
frh<s~ gfte<- are 70 sny bassr Ia asser
tlfs-. tStr<s en sss.n parchssss sssf.ss
- So ~sut hffhs<l
Provisions
Frssh Nest-cos s~sfi 49, p<r 10. steer
e~<f fDfne psT ~. nnsssea, -ethsr. Be-
r~~- Sc aesA. 49, n s~sA s8i9s
rrevtsisas- a. bssakf.a h.ees.
rr4ss ssstaes fs~ss. fr@~.
Vegetables
fifrtzaz sasssfass HatfNs fsutti PR
esn4 rsktesss. stI so8sfs rsrFvse. to1f1ts
f~s f.rs i-tfsse. so ~ as.4 h1t hes-s.
81 - PER- gase. csuilfoWcf, 81 > das
taFaips -. safiae. q ratahsas. fts-F
y rsr sst eslerY, seri sg--t r.atata<-.
141asf - n. ceIli peps-rs. o. - - 49,
ssifrrkraut. e per 10. onions. SOC per
est. squsshes and pumpkins. d Pei
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seattle Souvenirs Denny eeryell
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Ten Yesr Writ.
ton GUARANTEES.
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son of Portsmouth, N H, and Misses
Elizabeth and Alice Welch of Au-
gusta.
Frank L. Sealy, who is spending his
vacation IN Augusta, left, Sunday night
for New York, to take charge OF thu
music for the funeral services of the
late William Clark, who died recently
in England. Mr.. Clark was the
head OF the weil-known Clark Thread
Co. The music given is to be the
same as that at the funeral services
in England. and by two quartets. Mr..
Sealy is TO play Chopin's Funeral
March, and the Dead March from
| Saul" Upon Mr.. Sealy's return it is
hoped that he will give an organ re-
cital, since it is an unusual privilege
to have so fine musician in town.
He is not only the organist at the 5th
Avenue Presbyterian church. but also
of the New York Oratorio Society: is
one of the founders of the American
Guild of Organists; the 1st vice presi-
dent of the Ms. Society, the con-
ductor of the Madrigal Club, Newark.
and is teacher of the piano and
voice. AS q composer he ranks with
the first, and he is particularly gifted
as a song writer.