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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
or COMMERCE
AND MAYOR AT OUTS
COMMITTEE ON GAMBLING MAKES VERBAL REPORT OF IT'S
INTERVIEW AT CITY HALL. MoHoAY-cHiEF EXECUTIVE
CHARGED WITH DIscoURrEsY AND ouIaaLlna

IF the Chamber OF Commerce in
tends 70 follow up this business e.
should DO "a or else 60 way back
wood a member uf the Chamber ~
Commerce committee. which called
upon Mayor Humea last Monday In
reference % open gambling IN Seat
tie. and especially the allegation
made on the floor % the chamber
that the police force Of the city was
being used for private purposes.
The committee referred % made q
verbal report OF the result Of It's call
upon the mayor this morning. Judge
j. T.. Hoyt, as chairman, spoke FIRST,
the other members ~ the committees
being Lovett 81. wood and w. =,
Boone. Judging from the statements
Of al three II g. evident that they
IRE not particularly satisfied with
the result OF their visit to the mayor,
and they reported one and all that
the chief executive o. the city
evaded their direct questions IN some
cases and tn others either replied ny
asking them questions or branching
off into Irrelevant matters.
Judge Hoyt Speaks
Judge Hoyt spoke as follows. taxi
ing occasion 10 oritieise at some
length the published accounts or the
session with the mayor: We. a.
the committee appointed by the
chamber. called upon the mayor IN
his office and discharged our duty
In presenting the resolution. We re
eelvcd no satisfactory explanation OF
The Allegations contained and ap-
proved by this body. We repudiate
parts Of the published interview ~
Il contains statements never made
~ ne or by Mayor HumeH. The
mayor refused TO affirm or deny the
charge that the police was used as
n means of settling the gamblers
o,tarrnie. He cvaded II by breaking
forth into something entirely rrev-
Giant. In answer TO certain OF our
auestlops he replied that he had
nothing TO do with IT, that II had
been turned over 70 his appointee,
he CHIEF Of police. In other Instances
he himself assumed fun responsible
itv He vas told Of the reasons for
making the inquiry ~ him and re-
torted that It was hardly the proper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
Rsnors. From mar,ininus

WASHINGTON. May t&.-Tne Ma.
" Department today received thrcs
dispatches concerning the situation
az Martinique one from I.ieuten-
ant Mccormick Of the Potomac. dat.
ed at Fort DE- France. says the vii-
isEes surrounding 81. pirrre are un.
tahahltahle. ard that the island is
covered with ashes within ave mlIrs
OF Fort de France.
The second dispatch IS from Com
mander Mclean % the cruiser Gin
csnnati dated Fort De France this
morning, and says Arrived at
St Pierre this morning Am assist
ing the government Of Martinique.
There Is more of disaster tn 81. Vim
cent. Have sent the Potomac and
viii follow II necessary"
The third dispatch was from the
brooklyn navy yard. saying that the
cruiser Buffalo could sail for Mar
Unique on two hours notice.
Consul Ayne. az Martinique. In
answer 10 an inquiry made By Sec
rotary Hay yesterday as to whsthey
fresh water was needed In Martin
iaue. said no"
The war department this morning
made public a dispatch received yes
terday from the commander OF the
United States forces At San Juan.
Porto Rico. announcing that the coli
Her Sterling would sail tadAy with o
cargo Of provisions and blankets. as
well as clothing. for Martinique.
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peak Il only IS miles distant from
this place About { a'uinck. however
the partial breaking ~ the storm
gave the watchers ar indisiiuct virw
~ the outlines Of SIT nAinisf. and
several declare that there waa a DARK
cloud mass about the summit al
ihuuxn ohsrurHd ~ the thin strata
- clouds remaining. Others declared
that thrY could kaa nothing what
ever. Today she weather u this X
the mountain. - that thc alleged
snoke r. as set q fnnttrf OF been
dlrguge
There are no large towns nearer 10
NJ. Rainier than this place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
LITTLE BABY
SMOTHERED
Its Mother Finds Dead Body Beside
Her In the Morning

when Mrs. T.. Bcardsicy. a.
Georgetown. Awohe THE morning she
found the dead body ~ her months
Old son Aubrey beside her, The lit
tie f.ilow had IN some way become
tangled up In the bed covers and
had suffocatsd Deputy Coroner
Wntsle NaN notified and Investigated
the case. The child was not nH
strong ne some babies Of his age and
evidently died without struggle
He went 20 bed with his mother last
evening apparently On good health
Hhe made che terrible discovery that
the child was dead this morning. The
body VIII be- buried IN the George
town cemetery. Tho death occurred
az the residence ~ Nnthan Uamii-
ton, where the parents 81 the dead
child reside.
~-~TH-a7s~-----@--s=s.ssaas=
Peter Janckn has fled n damage
suit aR0inat the West Coast Manu-
FnfafalWfMrs IN atH ff4fEa - - aHa t.nsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

PARIS. May 1.-THE secretary Of
Martinique teixrapha from Fort de
France today that he has ascertain.
Cd positively the names Of the ships
lost In the 81. Pierre disaster. Seven
II the number. one French. two Ital.
ian. one English and three Amerf.
cans. AZ follows; French vessel Tam.
ayn. Italian. Nord American and sar-
aciro Tsresa iRola. English cable
ship 1rappier. American. RuFaima
Arafna and Anamprr.
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NOME MAILS

An order received at the postofflce
this morning awards a contract for
carving mail between Seattle and
Nome on the n. a. r.. T. =. cos
'eteamship Roanoke during the pres
ent season. Not more than 10 trips
Will be made, the price for carry
ing the mail being four cents per
pound.
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londsn R.nnr,.

LONDON. May ia Secretary
Chamberlain laat nisht received the
following cablegram from the gov
srner az the windward islands re-
kardinx conditions on the Island ~
81 Vincent The dispatch is dated
81. Vincent, and IA "a follows
Arrived yesterday and found a
state OF Affairs much worse than
given In the reports forwarded by
the administrators. The country on
the east cnaat. between Robin Rock
and Georgetown. was apparently
struck and devastated In a manner
similar TO that which destroyed 81
Pierre. There Ii good ground 10
fear that practically all living crea-
lures have been allied The dead
win probably reach 1900. but the ex-
act number win never be known
The managers and owners Of estates
and their families and several Of the
better Slaas. were Killed. More than
iaee bodies have been found and
burned
There are now $50 injured and
burned ia the hospitals at George
town, or this number only six viii
probably recover. The details afe
too narrowing 70 describe. All the
beet sugar estates In the Garth coun-
try were devastated and an cattle
are dead The eruption OF the Souf-
fvters continues. but ~ apparently
moderating. Anxiety however IL
still felt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

NEW HOME

special 70 TIE star
WASHINGTON. May i4.--Repre-
sentative Cushman today introduced
bill 10 establish a national sol
dlers' home at Occur dAlene, Ida
no. in accordance with the request
81 state officials and citizens u
washington Senator Turner of
Warhington also introduced In the
senate > bin FOR the establishment
~ > branch soldiers home ~ Occur
d'AIenb. Idaho, on the old Fort Sher-
man reservation"
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w JUAN. Porto Rico. May a.
ksss isss received from, the south
y 4 ire island are 10 the effect
ssssy clouds and smoke obscure
s&rixon and tho ses suddenly re-
- ncre TRAN a hundred feet this
r6ag. The atnosphers became
nEngly oppressive. II Is GER
1kat another volcano has sprung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

CASTRIF.S. Island 81. Lucia
Tuesday. May 1.-THE eruption III
la SouRrierc continues today. Great
columns of smoke and balls OF firs
are rising niles IN the air.
The discharge y accoFnpa MED ~
Tremendous explosions srat can 80
haAra faat'xs away Il u iu1pns4ibls,
as YET. 90 reach the burning district.
which embraces the entire northern
end ~ the island
Kingston - SAFE. though showers
o. ashes and pebbles are continually
falling at that place.
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WHATC0M
TO ENTER

> wHATCOM, May IA large I
Z and enthusiastic meeting Of the
3 merchants Of Bellingham Bay
{. was held last night to discuss I
I. the action OF the Northwest I
/. JObbers' Association In refusing
/. the Wholesale houses OF Belling-
I. ham Bay admlttanoe to the as
= ISOLATION.
= II was clearly shown that Il
- was necessary for them Co be-
? long TO the association IN order
q TO buy direct from the mauufac- Z
{. turers. IL was decided TO pre- &
? sent q petition 70 the Seattle Z
+. and Tacoma jobbers, signed by
? every retail merchant OF What Z
p com and Fairhaven asking that Z
!: Whatcom wholesale houses be z
. admitted to the association. II {
/. this request Is refused them, 4
: stronger measures viii be taken. z
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street betWeen Third and Fifth ave-
MUGS Was laid over for week. The
CITY attorney was allowed $40 per
month for clerk hire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

4 k4e lack Of prosecuting wit
nsszo eoaid testify 20 any mate
= Aet ca behalf Of the state the
~ rrbllng house cases brought
O. Thnaas crusaders were this
rrzz1z thrown out OF court BY
iHxs Il the Peace Keiso at Co
nkk
n trial hrissled with sensations.
ss4fes . lack Of Witnesses which
xaslstsiy tied his hands. Deputy
rNrs1finz Attorney Griffith also
sEt TIE affidaxtts and warrants
eHa out BY the crusaders 80 fun Of
sHsx IN procedure that he was un-
= = resist the motion of the four
k<11ants for a dismissal on the
rEnd ~ lack Of Jurisdiction.
~ eliy part OF the case In which
stAte win anything resembling
nktDry was when the gamblers
~ the return of the decrepit
80 seized W. the recent gambling
= since these tnbies were not be-
= AK and no witness could awear
Nsh Character. tbs motion was
ailaAed until tomorrow mornlJE.
N, however. come up before
2s11s Cam In this city, N e0Ufi
<shNns q motion for y ghange 81
4 A Sensation spruns
nsa more sensational UHovcd ths
= Eot-machine eases which were
- f9i trial Immediately after The
ING cases were. disposed o.
= ussning ~ mt "a the day was
g. n these caaea John r. 1liier,
slofnty for the svners. Attacked
hIisdicfion u the court on the
se'hd that Justice Kelso had not
hesriy IS months been entitled
- Mice he had been assuming
n tlisd ar affieavit N which he
50 nat = careful search n the
49, y the county auditor and
~ offices revealed the fact that
f &C. kelso had never taken his
and illsd MS official bond after
~ se-eiected in November 1900.
= ne afnazemrrt 0f the saloon
~ other slot machine owners
fnt Justice Keiso admitted the
~ ~ the affidavit and said that
80 been elected ~ accident and
',lsf his VIII He further said De
peer lfying 20 get "a u the Of.
sut had bern advised BY his
~ iEat b. could hold office Until
faeeess0r vas named.
n Taking the Advantages
= si.i!es ra.d he believed the Of.
n llxilce ~ the peace az Co.
Fae3ni and would move fOI
s .tatai on that ground. He would
" SAIL take advantage %
htnnlfa l defects IN tbs papers
~ ~ before Justice Keizo by
n sAaders These defects were
4 Z trese pointed out IN the
helao took under advise.
~ matter - aecidiag bis own
4 ~.f n act aa magisfrate
t. efpault C0untY Attorue1
u 80 decide Dir. Mulerr no.
A Fxelilug incident ~ thf
4 goa mn9u lu course 81 ths
4 p fnh'ing h9rse eaeai
kfauk 3afeh. gf centraH8
i rs',k fne Ifoma cfusadara
\ l ne proceedings to crit.
ts q iHer " which the prose.
IN nas hfing conducted. Why
III ~ n common dersnry." hs
as ,.a ~ @iineaAss not on hand
H 70 further.
- IN n the name Of jua,lee aonr
40 the uaof7r -, .aN'i
' have the gooauess 10 pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

FoNCA. Neh.. May it.--Ali fear
OF an eruption has not PASSED as re-
cards Mount Iona, near here. which
Tor the past two days has been rum
bling and smoking. A hand OF
Matchmen has been organised. and q
constant watch wiN be kept on the
cid volcanic hin In order that an
alarm may be given In case an active
eruption seems imminent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
|AMBLING CASES AT
! COLUMBIA FALL FLAT
shhWitnesses Fail to Make Good Justice
Iako's Official Title Disputed---A SEN
satiOnaI Scene in Courtroom

pare your cases Tor trial when you
take them out Of the prosecuting at
torney's hands," retorted Mr. Grif-
fifth. hotiy. You have never come
near our office You have never told
us the name Of single witness,
You promised 10 do So but you
haven't. II Is all horse play. pro-
test against your making a fool out
OF 1his court and the prosecuting at
torney and saddlinR this expense
upon the county when you could
have had warrants In our office for
the asking"
Il did ask for warrants" Attorney
Bureh began.
Calls Him Liar
You lie. STR You lie when you
any that sharply Interrupted the
deputy prosecutor what you did
was to come % our ONCE and tell
us that gambling was running. and
when you were asked whom you rep
resented and what were your mo-
lives. you turned tail and ran"
Attorney Burch made only o mum
biad reply, saying that he would re-
fuse 10 discuss the matter Later
Mr.. Grifith apologized 10 the court
for creating the scene. II apollo
gize only 70 the court" he said, with
I a look AZ Burch.
The most serious flaw picked In
the warrants in the gambling and
slot machine cases Is the fact that
the affsdavits we're sworn 70 not be-
fore the magistrate himself as the
law requires, but before notary
public. apparently ~ centralle. 80
miles outside 81 King county Attor-
uey Burch WAS the notary. signing
himself az residing a. centraiiaF
All Mixed Up
Attorney John =. Dore called at
/ tention % the error which Deputy
7 Prosecutor Grinth was forced TO adj
{ nit was fAtal IN al the cases.
A. g. Jacobson, boyiah looking
I young man with an innocent face.
was the applicant for the warrants
I 10 the gambling cases. lie fatty re-
I fused 10 swear TO complaints In the
cases. saying he knew nothing about
I the facts.
He and Attorney Burch and a few
[ friends who were not conspicuous In
I the trial. were the only members OF
I the crusade in the court room.
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he WAS pinloned between the engine
aud the tender.
Seslded Too
A Set 81 steam struck him and
scalded hin body considerably. Both
~ his hips wvrs crushed and his
body horribly nanEied, AZ aoon az
possible he vas placed IN a Great
Northern freight car and taken TO
Seattle by a switch engine. lie ar.
rived at the depot a. about $50
o'clock and the police patrol wagon
was sent 20 take him 20 the hospital.
ne was beyond aid. however. and
expired In the car.
". ~ Watson. the engineer. was
by him az the time 81 his death.
why didn't you Jump when
= tried" came the faint reply.
hut I couldn't"
Engineers Statement
Shaw died aoon after this En-
ginerr Watson told Coroner Hoye
all he knew 81 the affair. but he
knows but little. lie stated that az
he came around the bend he saw
The coal cars standing on the track.
and after warning his fireman, he
jumped and happened, by mere ao-
ridrut so escape being crushed by
the pile ~ debris.
With al possible haste wreck
ing crew was sent out 20 clear the
track. and the trains we're but little
delayed iron whom the blame
rests VIII undoubtedly be ascertain
ed al the inquest tomorrow. Until
that time employees Of the road and
onlciais VIII say little about the az
fair.
Who waa To Blame
Division superintendent GIN ad-
mitted this mofnlnE however that
the coal cars had a right 10 be in
the ynrd on the main line. and that
tho ftclRht train should have come
In more slowly
Tho engine. which r. numbered 80,
Re almost completely destroyed. The
boiler Is total wreck. but parts Of
the machinery wlli be saved. The
two coal cars ere completely de-
molished ono box car load OF shin
rles and Tat car loaded with lun-
her were hurled into the ditch. The
other lumber car went on the track,
hut was not toppled over, The en-
CINE remained right side up. but Is
on the track
Edward w. shaw was a member Of
| Golden Link. T. .. o. +. and OF Camp
| No 2ss. w. q. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
SAN FRANCISCO MURDERER

A description photograph Of Chas.
B Hndly. who is accused OF the muir
der af Nora Fuller In San Francisco
has been received at the King county
aheriff's Office with n request that
diliRent search be Instituted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
MOUNT vESUvIUS AGAIN
IN ACTIVE ERUPTION
lava Flows From It's Crater and Government Warns
All Inhabitants to Flee From Danger Line
Other Volcanic Reports

into existence al some point south
Of here. Il 10 probable that u is an
entirely new formation of land :. e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

ing in the direction % Fort de
France. Il is believed another vols
cano has sprung into existence be-
tween here and that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

nsE. May fts--Adviees have
= rscsived here which cause rruen
10 regarding vssusiaz- The
uu~msrs wili Immediately take
u1 b have eli Inhabitants who
~ psssieiy be endangered by a
II eruption. removed fresr the vi
- u the volcano. In view Of che
krnis disturbances which have tax
y DAss during the psst week, il 10
M that an eruption rivalins
y shish buried Porsneii and Her
bsmsm. may take place at any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
FIREMAN CRUSHED IN
WRECK AT INTERPLAY
FREIGHT TRAIN CRASHES INTO COAL cARs-gNoisEER
JUMPS AND NARROWLY ESCAPES nEATH--LocomoTlvE
AND FIVE CARS ARE COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED

A collision between Northern Pa
cinc freight train and two coal cars
~ the same line at Intsrbay shortly
before o'clock this morning. result
"a IN the death Of Edward W. shaw.
fireman n the freight engine. and
parity dsmonshing the engine. two
lumber. enc ahlugie and Two coal
cara
Tho total damage " estimated at
tin.pea Edward shaw. the dead man.
WA u years - age and lived with
his mother, Arg. l. X. kiEhtmire.
az ffie TeR.rg way shaw was caught
between the engine and the tender
and. though horribly crushed and
acalded. ne lived until he could be
brought % seattle in a Great North
ern car lie died shortly after he
arrived al the union depot IN this
city. Hls body was removed 90
Bonney a stewards undertaking
rooms. Coroner Hoye VIII hold m
Inquest az o'clock tomorrow after
noon
No one elise was injured on the
train with tbs possible exception Of
" ~ Watson. the engineer, who il
sliNhtiy bruised from jumping from
the engine.
How u Happened
The engine and five cars were
piled up on the tracks about enc halt
mic north u Interplay, but within
the INTERPLAY yard limits
Train No. q ~ the Seattle division
II the Northern Pacific railroad.
formerly tif Seattle 4 International
road. lett HedFu- WoUilcy az f2 o'clock
last night In charge ~ Conductor W
+. Steere and FuRlnccf " II. Wat
son. Just "a the northern yard lin.
~ ~ the interhgy station. there is a
sharp curve. About lpQ yards inside
~ the iimifa two coal cars were
standing this morning when tho
freight train came along The coal
cars were being switched on 10 an.
other train that was on ita way "a
ballard.
The heavy frciRht from scdro.
WonllcF came around the curve af a
considerable speed and crashed into
the two coal cars. As a0un az the
engine pohod IT, NOSE around the
curve Engineer Watson saw the coal
cars and called e. Shaw 70 iump
Wntann ioaned from the flying EN-
fino and rnNed HIS life Shaw tried
iq follow the engineer. but Just az hs
started 20 iump the crash came and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

nRlS May IA Dispatch has
: s,ss received here 10 the effect
4 Mount vsauvius is bursting
= = the werst eruption that has
= sna~u within the last hundred
= ard grave fears are express.
~ the surrounding country will
10 be abandoned.
! ! the ~sek past there has been
assault cloud Of smoke HANGING
Is brew, and the rumhlinas
- beer moro heavy In vol
u ear at any time FOR years.
- nisht tire volesre began TO
- sssads Of smoke in great vol
- and 4 rain Of hot eindsrx has
= shst forth at intervals for tho
Z . hours. Lava ia no~ fio~ins
- ~ crater on the pompeii side.
: sksrs Is every indication that n
nsrE eruption is Imminent.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vioiuity-Tonsht ana Thursday. showers
7is Second Avs-ADAMs g. BLANctiARD-tIaeklsy Block
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rsHE Oniy Paper IN Seattle That
/ p.rcs to Pin, the News - - -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
SCHLEY REVIEWING OFFICER
Admiral Takes Prominent Part in
Demonstration by Spanish
War Veterans,

NEW YORK, May 10.-Admiral Schley, at
the Grand Central Palace, acted as review
ing officer at the first annual review and
reception Of the New York State Corps Of
the Spanish war veterans. More than 1000
veterans passed before the admiral.
The review was followed by a reception
and dance. The proceeds will go to the
Mckinley memorial fund and the erection
Of a memorial tablet to Captain Alexander
Mecob Wetherill. late Of the United States
Sixth infantry. who was killed while lead
ing a charge up San Juan hill.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

b%ination and conspiracy above set forth Is
one In restraint and monopoly Of
among the several states and territories OF
the said United states and the District Of
Columbia and with foreign countries.
Inform CnrtaRe Charges.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
For a WeWak Back.

The muscles OF the back may be very
much strengthened and all pain and sore
ness removed by applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and having the parts rubbed
vigorously for FIVE minute at each applica-
tion. Twenty-Five and hfty-cent bottles OF
the liniment are for sale by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Every One Goes In.
Nothing Reserved.

All will be sold on the easy payment plan. that has
made this house famous throughout the entire west.
Orgons as low as Zoe a week. Used Pianos, SOC and
Zoe a week. New Pianos as low as 81. 90 per week. Moth
ing in the house over $3.50 per week. A small payment
down and these extraordinary easy payments makes it
easy for anyone to take advantage of this unprecedented
piano bargain opportunity.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

$50
o. F.. Davis company to ]. M. Boyer,
lot 20, block 2, Cottage park..........S 60
II, j. Grove and wife TO c. b.. Smith.
lots o ana o, block 20. Benson. ......., 400
Realty company to Jessie L.
starkey, n % feet lot 10, block I,
Seymour park 10
NJ. II. Woodring and wife to Anthony
Miller. lot 8, block 1903, South Omaha 75C
A; p. Turkey ct al TO William Mailer,
lot n, block 5, kilby Piace..........
Max. Meyer & Brother company to
Turkey q Allen, undiv l-3 lot l2
block 5, Kilby Place ............... 1
E.. w. Nash and wife TO John Baiax.
SxO feet in lot II, block / Park
NJ L. Sullivan and wife TO Fannie =
Bares. M lot I, block z, Kountze's
-ftu auu 1900. $50
G. j. Camp and wife 10 David Donald
son, " 30 feet of e 20 feet lot Is. In
add 70 block Is, and lot /, In % add
to Bedford Place ...,.-"".""". $50
Total amount OF transfers.. 2T7S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Here's Some:

We have about S25 Others. "If you don't see what
you want, ask for it." We've got EN-.
Organs-new and used-all must move-from $500
and up. We need the room.
USED UPRIGHT PIANOS-A complete clean.out
mas Deen determined upon. Our prices and terms will
make them move.
NEW PI~ANOS-Some for 800. and from that nm 70
the price of the renowned 'STEINWAY," the standard
of all piano values.
Everything in the house cat to the mar
row.
Space forbids the telling of one-tenth the bargains
We have three floors loaded with bargains-yes, and a
building across the street stored with them. THEY
NUS MOVE-and the cutting and slashing of prices
we shall do this week will make them move-and that
quickly.
Buy now and save the entire retail profit.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

/. Never before were such opportunities a