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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26
THE MARKETS

Tho Italian gardeners who prae-
ticaily control the native vegetable
situation. have cornercd the Thanks
giving market They yesterday
raised the price of celery 9 cents.
Native stock as a result. N selling
At 30 cents. A heavy shipment OF the
California product Intended for the
Thanksgiving trade. VIA late. not
arriving until this morning. and II
selling slow today at g and 20 cents.
The price OF turkeys dropped this
morning. more birds thhn expected
having arrived. The best stock haa,
been cleaned ont. and what remains
IL going at 20 20 p cents.
Oranges. pinannles and grapes ar
rived by steamer from California
The plneapples find ready marke,
At $40 10 g. per dozen.
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MOTION FOR new TRIAL
IN the UNDERWOOD CASE
CHARGED WITH HAVING PREVIOUSLY EXPRESSED OPINIONS
DEFENDANT \

ted a. auhHtanfinte the issue thar
the defense had been abandoned IN
the eleventh hour by Attorney Mar
shall n. Smell. who had originally
been employed AZ chief counsel fof
Underwood. and that \. NJ. Shipiey.
4. -. Pagc and y. =. Shields. the
lawyers who represented the defend
ant at the trial. did not have Hiffi-
cient time to secure evidence In
their clients behalf.
". r. Haivorzen is q photographer
at Ballard. He states that the pie
tnre OF the baby that accompanies
the motion ie a true and correct
photograph. and that when he first
saw the deceased infant. It's iimbs
we're limp and 10 froth could be seen
on us face or iirs.
The hearing upon the motion ia set
for December 9. before Judge Grit
FIN.
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FUNERAL OF
COL. M'KEE

Funeral services for the late Col.
w. r. Mckee will ~ held from the
chapel OF Seattle Lodge No. -. n. +.
o. F.. in the Coiman building at l
O'Clock Friday afternoon f-he fun
eral will be under the auspices Of the
iurcal H.lks' ledge IT witch Col. Me
Kee wnn a nlenrher. The interrnent
viii b. In the Elk plot IN Lakeytew
cemetery. Al the autopsy held over
the body today Il WAS found tina,
heart disease was the cause OF death.
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IlceNsEp 10 woo

The following marriage licenses
were issued today: NJ. NcGrnw. 81.
and Catherine Michel. "a. both OF Se-
attic. John G. Johnson, 20. and Ar
mes Gilbert. 22. both Of Ballard; John
Mcleod. 50. and Margaret A. Ewing.
McGiilicuddy. -. and Margaret
Eagan. "a. both OF Seattle; Joseph
A. Mckay. 20. and Mildred NJ. Col
Inns. rs. both OF Novelty; Elmer r.
Hoaieing. a. and Setie a. Frantz, Il.
both OF Seattle: Augustine r. Jeffries.
"a. OF Newcastle, and May +. GoGer-
". Fl. OF Franklin.
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WHOLESALE PRICES

eThssu prices Ar. 20 any buyer In guam
Titles Price On small purchases aSeraEa
% yer cent. hiahefl
Vegetables
Potatoes, 40 rs ton: carrots 6017Gc
pr saess lettuce. toe per aaz. hot heass.
cabbage. fi0i.2s eNt; celery 25asac
aaas sweet Potatoes. au-Ae ~ chill Pep
f4fn. o. rs per be1. nauerArauf. &c ~
onions. f4ihc per 10. sauashes Ia
fAc 90 II. pumpkins. idfIc.
Green Fruit, Etc.
fssrnons. ss0s.s0 bon cookias apriss. 500
zoe boa. eating. Tbeuti Is hon, bananas,
s. e6027k. pineapplea. N6oas9o
box. oranges. Janas. $500. ma
wells. ts.daefs.zs doz. esssf-e fruit.
800: Concord grapes, 2sg 30c. pears,
ti.2Sgl.s 20 box: eranberfies. !lostiss
rsr crate. Tehnys. 81 1t9I 30 i-r crate.
rerxinnnosls. 81 ~ Nairuts. ft1f6r. nranil
nuts, peeens. lsglasi California driea fiss.
81. imported. si.Iss TUX Mss. 1905 pound.
Provisions
fre-h asst-ce~ besft ssss pr N. ss.ss
s~ sss ~ pd ~ ~ ~ Sssi 40 ''i
fArovisiozH- Hama. lac. tTsakfaas bacon.
i've. bellies. frs.h. f7sr
Butter. Cheese. EGGS. Poultry
Butter. " sshi1Etan ersagnsriss. 80
sae- Eastsrni N*~ sofs. thgiso VIE
eonaln. ft4ier. ofssan. iaFI E1aaefora
-. fidaa. sii9si2 r=r esssi New SerE.
tseieoi ismeurEsF. isSiTe. hrsch. ieSiie'
Eggs-Fresh ranch. see. Eastern :.
assc.
Pouitry-Henn, isdiso: fryers. I4c:
turkeys. live. 1890; Creased. zo9
&c.
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Several claims for amounts due an
principal and interest on old out.
standing warrants. were flied with
me council clerk against the city to-
Alonso Elliott claims ss1oo ON war
sants ISSUED FOR the Improvement Of
South Fourteenth street A. y
small claims stoat.fe. on washing.
ton street improvements and SSH On
south street improvements.
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TO SELECT Route FOR
QUEEN ANNE ROADWAY
Conference to Be Held This Afternoon Mys-
terious Movements of Several Persons

At conference among property
owners OF East Queen Anne and
North Seattle 10 determine the route
for the proposed Easy grade road
way TO East Queen Anne. called for
this afternoon. some sensational de-
Nelopncnta are expected.
IL IL admitted by all that the pro.
posed roadway Ia a good thing, but
II IL claimed by several that the
agitation 10 build IL at once ana on
the route originally planned sprung
from decpslaid scheme OF cor
paration. which has already been
favored 60 such an extent by the
city council "a 10 make necessary
secret and roundabout measures IN
order To give the corporation another
great concession.
The Original Route
The route originally proposed. and
which ~ supported 80 atFenuoualy by
several parties, would run on Pike
street 10 Eughth o. Ninth avenue,
thence 90 the intersection of East
lake and Eighth isfenuci thence up
10 Taylcr avenue aud Prospect
street. and then around the hin TO
East Queen Anur. This plan In
cludes the construction OF several
,restiea. all quite long and high. also
a complete change Of grades ana
condemnation OF considerable prop
crty.
The expenditure for the right a.
way alone would be some SO. 900 to
iea eco. The roadway must then be
constructed.
II now developes that the applica-
ton q what h known as the Wade
interests for an independent street
car franchise covers most OF the
streets along this route.
The Wade Mystery
The Wade application has never
been explained The hackers have
never been revealed since questions
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LUMBER FOR MANILA

ment with / 900 600 fSet Of lumber
for shipment 10 Manila were open
Cd BY Nal bingham this morning
The bid Of the 81 Paul 4 Tacoma
Lumber 20. was the lowest being
$40 per thousand for rough lumber
delivered to the ships tackle. and
e10T5 for the same slowed away.
noorinR f2f and s2t.25.
The other bids we're az follows. s.
II. Guy & Co. Si1.25, rough lumber:
f22.h0. flooring; Lewis & Crane.
NH. rough lumber. f23 md f2f.
flooring. Tacoma MIL Co, Sl3 rough
lumber; s2f and s22. noorinR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26
cor STEALING SILVER

a verdict OF guilty of petit lar
ceuy waa rendered this morning IN
the superior court against George
F'oreythe. tried for stealing 90 ounces
of silver from the Seattle Smelling
a Refining Go. at Interplay.
The prosecution had no difficulty
In proving the act OF theft. but the
value OF the plumber was too small
TO warrant "A conviction for grand
larceny.
In view OF the fact that the pris-
oner had been confined In Jail for
four months. Judge Griffin imposed
. sentence of only 30 days.
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FUNERAL OF
Mr.. ROCHESTER

The funeral OF the late Junius
Rochester viii be held from the
chapel OF Buttsrworth 4 Sons nj 10
n'clock tomorrow morning. ffu-
dents and the faculty OF the Univer-
alty Law school win meet ut the
school at $50 o'clock and attend the
services In n body. The remains Will
be shipped 10 san Francisco for ere
nation.
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TO DISCUSS
SITUATION

SCRANTON. Nov. mitchell
and his attorneys arrived from
Washington this afternoon TO con.
fer with the district presidents Of
the United Mine Workers. The meet
ing viii be secret. The purpose IL 10
discuss the next step to be taken
Ia order 20 arrive at an agreement
with the operators
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TN BAD SHAPE

A man. evidently a logger. was
picked up on Main street this after
noon In an unconscious condition. IL
was said by bystanders that the
man. while drunk. had attempted to
steal a ksg Of beer from a wagon
and had been kicked IN the stomach
by the driver. He was taken 20 the
Wayside Mission hospital.
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READY FOR
THE CABLE

WARRINGTON. y. O.. Nov. 2G.--
Attorney General Knox today In
formed the president that the entire
board Of directors Of the Pacific Com
mefcinl Cable Co have greed 10 the
conditions laid down by the govern
ment for the cable concession. and
that nothing now remains Ia the way
Of It's prompt construction from San
FranCiRco to the Philippines.
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C. w. solLJNoER DIES

Charles W. T}oIiinRer. aged -
years. died at the Rochester hotel
this morning from heart failure
Bonney & stewart will ship the body
10 Anaconda. Mont. for fnterment
The mother Of the deceased died IN
Seattle three months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26

ALWAYS consult the best. king
Solomon. the only eolored clair
yoyant and palmist in the world
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Danger, losses. sickness
can be averted, disaster turned to
success. despair 60 happiness. Ad-
vice on business, spcculations,
mines, etc, Love and domestic
troubles settled, reunlte the sep
arated, tells whom you are better
adapted to marry, how TO win his
or her love. Anyone suffering
with the blues or dependency can
be converted back to their former
selves and self-confidence restored.
You can consult Prof, King Solo
mon at all hours in his private Of
flee, ll2l Third avenue. corner
Seneca street.
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arose over this thoroughfare the
franchise matter has not boom
pushed.
The claim IL now made by several
interested property owners that the
Seattle Electric Company IL the real
hacker Of the Wade application. Also
that the roadway proposition II an
insidioua plot 20 Induce the city to
construct an easy grade roadway at
an enormous cost ~ order that the
Seattle Electric Company may then
ntep I'm under the Wade franchise
and secure rights which would solve
the problem Of opening way tc
Fremont when the government may
decide to enforce order 70 compel
the removal Of the street car tracks
from the shores OF Lake Washing
ton.
To Claim Lake Union
lisa we'll known fact that when
the government shall have compiet-
Ell the canal Il will claim Lake
Union am government property on
the ground that ~ II a nayiEahle
body 81 water. The electric com
pany has already beer notified that
IL must remove It's trackA now on the
trestie extending aver the water and
on the western shore.
The route likely 70 ne uetlned uFen
mhy. however prove - Hatisfactory
60 the street car company aa tho
other n n should prove true that u
l. the real party IN interest In the
Wade fran chise.
The route practically agreed upon
by Hfl except two ar three Of the
original aFftatura % re one already
described la on First avenue 20
Cedar street. thence east 20 Sixth o.
Seventh avenue. aud thence 10 the
common rsint At Prospect street and
Taylor avenue.
Definite action on the route II s-x-
reeted 10 be taken Mt tho meeting
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26

Mrs. B =. Tlttlc Of Tie Brond-
way. reported to the police today
that she either lost or had been rob
nod Of her purse on Western avenue
near Madleon street. The purse
contained $40 IN money and some
valuable papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26

The alleged misconduct OF William
Hughes and X l.. Warpon. I've
members OF the jury which convicted
Paul Underwood OF the murder OF
his infant daughter. u made the
principal basis upon which the at
torneya for the defendant rest their
motion for a ne wtriai. The motion.
supported By seven affldAvttH aud
accompanied by a photograph Of the
deceased baby. was filed Ia the Hus
perior court this morning.
Statements OF Is rather sensational
character are contained Ia the affi-
davifa Of II. j.. Singleton, Julius Hor-
ton, A. T.. Wogton and ]. A. BegEs.
These gentlemen were on the Hu-
perlor court jury panel last HepteTn-
her and they state that the Under
wood case was freely discussed b.
members Of the panel prior 20 the
trial, and that the guilt OF the &C.
cused was generally conceded.
In the civil suit OF John Richter
against William Lack. the three
afflanta and william Hughes and r.
L. Hughes were members % the jury
selected 90 try the issue involved.
The Jurors In this action remained
out an entire night and then report
"a n disagreement The affiantH al
lege that during their delioeratlous
the Underwood case was discussed
In detail and that william Hughes
and X. l.. warson participated In
the general talk and expressed them
selves as convinced that Underwood
was guilty.
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nopy ne ipENrIFlEp

The body Of the man who died IN
the Snug Harbor seloon Monday has
been identified ~ that Of marine
fireman. Mike McGinniH. The body
has been taken In charge OF Bonney
G. Stewart
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a DECIDED BARGAIN.
Large modern broom cottage, On full Hize
lot. with stable 2Oaf6 buildings cost
5000. Will sell f0f u SO, ts75 cash.
balance $40 quarter.
a. LhWiiI1HeE. tta hfcord Avenue.
a SNAP
1871 acres On WILDLY island, good s-rnau
houae with a1feh cleared ana ~ hcrep
partially cleared. god imrni borders On
Lake Lone. "a miles from Langley. =
mile from Useless bay AZ Newell. post
Office ana store. I mile from Holmes hsf-
bar. } rlila from school h0ugei Will sell
for $500. Will trade for Seattle prop
Nftg. a. 4 Mfrnla. HtIIA Enrnnl nYnnue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26
cHuRcH nullplNe PERMIr

The 81. Paul parish Of the Epis-
copai church, today received a build
Ing permit for the erection Of a
church building at ~ Roy street
The building n to be f5xs0 feet, q
modern frame building. 10 cost $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26

To SEQ the cruiser Philadelphia
and Puget sound navy yard. take
boats from Pier :. foot OF Yesler
avenue. at ? and 10 a. m, lis, 2:so.
$40 n m.
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Classified Ads


oanAf CONSOLIDATION sALE.
fhoa1 Two well known embellishments
nnmsiY, The RED Front ans Hius Front
Furniture Co. have consolidated and are
offering 20 the public their 80 90 stock
comprising furniture. cook stoves. beat
srH. tluWafes and heusshoid farniaiIi nfs
of all Finds. a. prices that Will surprise
you. cali ana get cur prices before
purchasing else where. our new stofe.
IN md 40 Raaond avanns solih.
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WARNING

A storm Of decided character II re-
ported By the weather bureau 10 be
moving up the oregon and wash
ineton coast. High winds are pre-
dicted for tonight.
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Wanted

4 young man to learn the news
paper business. Apply ii07 3rd ave
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pi.,rihn,ss sooo Turkey.

Five thousand turkeys viii be sent
out today by The Ivy Press. While
not OF the ordinary variety (nothing
from this modern printing place iaJ
they are unusually attractive birds.
and VIII speak for themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26

For an old-faahioned, home cooked
turkey dinner. go 10 Brewster's. s14
Third cvenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-26

Both warson and Hughes subse-
quontfy qualified as Jurors nj the
trial of Underwood.
All the other affidavitH. except
that Of n. y. Halvorsen. are submit
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90 to Spinning for bicycle repair.
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RAINIER REACH
HoMEsEEKERs' PARADISE.
5000. 5000 s7soo LOTS
O. AND SO DOWN AND % MONTH
rAis wssslIaxson In which 70 own .
home. vide level lots, grand views. finest
colt. electric car. from o;ss a. m %
sIsesrse street. lights. sidewalk. cleared
sssh9 ss, sna ioss: hlsh sns nsz .a III
homes baiis on sasy terms aiso- Dont
delay Eoinr 70 Rainier Beach. take ears
sxsnt. az offics AZ Rainier beach, or eaii
on owner. c. II. sturtsvsnt. 40 Boston
beck.
ts5O-HaIf acre land. s-room house.
fruit trees, berries; 10 minutes
walk from Brighton station.
s., b00-s-room cottage. modern, on
car line. fine view. this property Is
on Queen Anne hill.
II you have city property 10 sell. list
II with US for quick and satisfac-
tory ealee.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
isif Second Avenue.
Phone James ts7s.
FOR SALE. SIS TO SIS EACH
Choice Building lots near the stats sniscrs-
~ 10 80 f s ss s a. .hs 's mas.r sn SOD
schools. churches. electric lights and efty
water; four miles inside the. city limits.
blocks from the State unfvorsity build
inrs: the lots are high and signify: no
othsr city In the United States oners
such Inducements and opportunities 20
make money real estate this. come
out ard see fer yourself II. y. oregory.
". w siss 3 Gniss i sioes ' Or =
ZINE GARDEN SPOTS.
We have ~ lots ia south PARK All fenced
IN. ene square tract. VEN best soil. only
$50. $500 payment. balance your own
time: this Is fully improved and Is q
$50 lar il lots near Green Lake. on pro-
posed car line. hne land and easily i'm
oUALHErM HOLMAN.
sof New York block.
TIE ALvoRD ACRE TRACTS.
SO 20 $500 per aere.
rive and fo-acre tracts of choice valley
s sa s the .ai sa Is rss clay ana cam ana
the most q 4 i under plow:
sTETTEN1REN A ARSEI-f.
- Roxwsii block.
Cor. First and Columbia St
CHEAP HOMES.
Beautiful cleared slightly lots. $50 10 t7c:
terlns. 80 down. 81 monthly. fres water
small nav house. large tot. seeo: ssrms.
SIS down, SO monthly.
several cottages for rent. 81 per month Up.
Owner. Hilimsn. cf1cea west shore Green
Lake. car line crosses property.
ron sALf-Frne corner Green Lake frunt
cheap. easy terms. also other cheap lots
different places In city. Owner. 80 Pa
cine block.
s. 200 cash. 1850 at per cent. buys
two fine homes. both rented, pay
ing 20 per cent on investment; new.
modern. strictly first-class. Taylor
Cook Co, AIS Arcade.
Fer observation-disclosures
SPAN Of horses. suitable for lKht delivery.
800, Miitona ranch. Green Hill. WOOD
lawn station. Green Lake.
-------.
FOR sALE-Four nns Shepherd pups:
beauties. 2o9 Tenth avenue south. tel
ephone. Red 7eps-
SPECIAL sale OF $50 second hand heaters
OF all sizes and prices. and aiso special
sale Of 10 three-pirce bedroom suits. Call
al Red Front Furniture Co, 30e-sio Sec
ond avenue south.
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There Is
Nothing
Missing

-. wish anythlng al an apner,
Z ..s ~ 70 firss class of'S store
~ FIND Ut
,.,,,,ls. our store and ware.
q - - stocked completely ana
haat.s $3.50 are the very lowest
low PRICES
tssse r,ns and Tar ceaSh hals .,..a
- .lss .......sssssess sst - 49,
- ss'.e.arteris), soc sine. ....s.x pc
49, Nsir viFor. si.ee siue :. oSc
.ss prcnehlai Troehes. sse siae..
- III continue 10 sell the fellow
xr<slaltses at a discount OF -
r',s Mirrors, all styles ana slres,
s.s '' poxes. cellulcid and metal
esso,r,c Atonlncrs. made from an
80 o. fAnc~ wirc.
uenlrure Instruments, made IN
r-s,sses Trusxes. Abdominal
.-s,sr,.rs ana all Rubber Goods.
80 your Prescriptions With Non.
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Navy Yard Ereur,Inn.

CHICAGO. Nov. %. wheat. a 50.
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FOR SALE AT ONCE
SAW L-SHINGLE MILL
ts-rfs

SAW MILLS tlNGLE MILL
COMPLETE.
This includes planer mill, drykiln.
wood-turning band-sawinR lum-
beryard. including delivery teams
and COMPLETE LOGGING OUT
FIT. THREE LOGGING EN-
GINES. etc. and about NINE
MILLION FEET TIMBER. Mil
located on Northern Pacific rail-
way and Great Northern railway.
Logs and lumber can be shipped
either road. Price 5000. This Of
fer must be taken at once. Address
=. Star.
LIGHT team and covered delivery wagon.
Queen city Fish Company. 1901 First
avenue.
For Rent-Furnlshed Rooms
HOTEL SENECA.
Cor. First ave. and Seneca street.
Clean. Sunny. Comfortable.
Rooms by the Day or Week.
i2oan FIRST AVENUE.
NEWLY furnished and unfurnished rooms
Apply at 1a2M Piurnor street. back Of
oiymple Foundry. South Eighth. Phone
Red es3t.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ms First ave-
nue.; how newly furnished. all modern:
prieca moderate.
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fThsnu prices Ar. 20 any buyer IN guam
titis. Prizes On small purchases averages
% per cent. tiehefl
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The Wade Mystery

The Wade application has never
been explained. The hackers have
never been revealed. Since questions
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A nELfAfLE plaes 70 berrDv money %
diamaHdH. uafehraf leNstFYi low interest,".
~. ~ west fo4 pike street.
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RING UP MAIN TOT.
For cleaning and fenovatluE gents and
ladies clothes. City Dye Works.
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JAcNaON'a Express and Transfer Co. We
de all kinds 90 teaming, furniture aud
piano mgVinE tagaagc and trgnks trans
feffed stored free 3 days. Second and
Cherry, under PEI. Rod T2ta
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FINE GARDEN SPOTS.
We have ~ lots IN South Park. all fenced
In enc square tract. VEN hest soil. only
$500. $500 payment. balance your own
time. this Il fully improved and Is q
bargain
$50 for ~ lots near Green Lake. on pro
posed car IiRe. nne land and easily i'm
oUALHEIM q HOLMAN.
sof New York block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-16
new ANTISEPTIC
TO Be TRIED
Discovery Of American Physi-
clans TO Be Tested BY the
British Govern ment.

Ann Arbor, Mich, May 14.-Dr.
Frederick G. Novy, of the University
of Michigan, has been invited to
Washington by Lord Pauncefote to
disclose the facts concerning the dis
covery of DR.. Novy and DR.. Paul c.
Freer of benzoyl acetyl peroxide,
which the British government is anx-
ious to test in India. DR.. Novy, it is
authoritatively stated, will go to India
the latter part of June, but he refuses
to say from whom the invitation came.
DR.. Freer, who is experimenting
the work of the United States labora-
tories in the Philippines, reports won
derful success in stopping the spread
of infectious diseases in the islands
by the use of the new antiseptic. He
says it possesses all the remarkable
gerrnicidal properties in actual prac-
tice claimed for 1t in laboratory work,
and that 1t will readily destroy all
pathoeenic bacteria.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-16
MAHON after SMITH
WITH SHARP STICK

NewsDemocrat Leased Wire Service)
Washington, May 14.-In the house
today Representative Mahon, (Penna)
rose on personal privilege to brand
the statement circulated by H. II.
Smith, former house emp.oye, who
charged that Mahon had accepted
money for election expenses from one
Mckay, a lobbyist.
He said he would put the man who
made the outrageous charges behind
the bars. The man who would make
such charge, he said, had a heart in
him "blacker than SCOT in the fiues
of hell"
The house then in the committee OF
the whole resumed the consideration
of the naval appropriation bill, after
having agreed to close the general de-
bate tomorrow at 8 o'clock.