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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27

,,Kuryer" Milwaucki niby to
stale W obronie Zwiazku, a swoja
droga, gdzie mu sic tylko nadarzy
s%posobnosc, kopie Zwiazkowc6w -
ola w}asnej k~orzysci, .czego dowo-
dem korespondecya W numerze 80
,,Kuryera," z~aczepiajaca Zwiaz
kowca ola tego, re ten take male
zy do Zjednoczen ia W Bay City.
A przeciez sam wydawca tego
dziennika nalezy do Zwiazku i
zarazem do Milwauckiego Stowa-
rzyszenia.
Najmita, ktcry ,,Kuryerowi"
z naszego Observation-Disclosures donosi,
MECH pamieta o fafszowaniu tykie-
tow podczas przedstawienia W kos
ciele Meki Pahskiej i zamiast pisa6
korespondencye, MECH swojemu Oh
Gu pomaga drazkiem mle6 tabake.
M}odzi delegaci tax sprawa;;
pokierowali, re dis Zjednoczenie1
nasze stoi ma mocnej podstawie, i
nadaremnie sila sic nikczemni lu-
die jedno6c pomiedzy nami roz-
chwiewac.
My radzi jeste6my, ze6my sic
wydostali z pod jarzma despotyzmu
i wiecej pod to jarsmo ME pdjdsie-
my.
FIR. K p {.
X. d e l 8 k i.
severy op}atkl na b6l gfowy
(Severa's Waters for Headache) 60
znakomite, dajace szybka pomoc
pc kazdem uzyciu. - Karol Bilek,
Dllly, Wis. Cena Csc.
Wadliwost cywjltzacYl.
Skoro wytw6rczosc naszej piracy
pompozy}a sig MISUNDERSTANDING
W ciagu ostatnlego pol wieku, pc
winnlbysmY tel posiadat dwadzies-
oia ray wiecej wygdd, niz je POI
siadali nasl ojcowle, Ale rzecz sic
tax ME ma; Jednoczesnle z postq-
penn rozwija sic tez i MEDIA. W je'
dnej cze6ci nissta spot5 kany wspa-
Male domostwa, ozdobione perski~
mi dywanami makatami, oszkloue
artystycznie wykonanemi " Niem~
czech szybami. upiekezone marmu~
rcwemi scianami i rzezbami, hub 70
mistrzowsku narzuconemi malowi~
d{ami. " 1nnej zn6w czesci m a.
sta widzimy gesto ustawione, od'
rapane z ned7nego materya}u
ustawlone chaty. raczej nory albo
lepianki, W kt6rych wielocz}onko-
We rodziny mieszcza SIC W jednej
jsb,e, oddane ia passive cierpkleJ
nedzy j W ktdrych s}oneczny blask
szczescia lab usmiech radosci nj
gdY ME goSci.
Ma jednej z ullc nowo czesego
miasta spotykamiy wspania}a kate
Dire, ozdobiona marmurowemi okna-
mi, rzezbionymi arcydzie}ami' STU
XII, kt6re ida W zawody re sztuka
wicklow srednich Europy. Tymcza-
sem 1 innej ulicy przedstawia sig
oczom nsiszym obraz nler6wnosci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27
Y niw POlskich
" AMERYCE.

PAN PIOTR KlOkBASA.
kasyer sp. Ligi Polskiej. po-
dale do publicznej wiado-
mosci, re pc upadku tel or
ganizacyi pozostalo tylko
$575 90 i So zlozone W ban
ku. Skoro zas szanowny "a.
Rad ex-ligi rac<y sic zebrat
/ postacowi cos s~tanowczego
W tel mierze, p. KioIbasa
got6w jest kazdej chwili do
zwrotu owych pieniedzy. To
pieknie! Przynajmniej ktos
sic ozwal ma d~opominania sic
prasy.
KAPkAN1, wydele9 owani
do Rzymu z Iona II Kongresu
Polskiego KS. Wac|aw
Kruszka z Ripon i KS. Jan
Pitas z Baffalo - odp!yna do
wiecznego miasta dn;a IL
Kwietnia b r. - tym samym
okretem, ma kt6rym pojedzie
do Rzymu ks. arcybiskup
Katzer z Milwaukee.
DULUTH, MINI. - Boz
gu ma o6are a ludowi ku zba-
wieoiu stanat drugi koscio}
polski ma p6lnocnei stronie
!! i; &: Duluth !l
" POZNAN, Wis. - Ma
rocznym mityngu W naszej
para6i pestanowiono budowe
obszernego murowanego
koScio'a. ma ktory to eel dose
ob6te sk}adki wp}yne'y
~wp]ywa)a. Drewniany kcS-
ci6l, ktory teraz many, Okla
za} sic "a szczup'ym ma tax
wielka parafe jak nasza. !
ciagle sic powiekszajaca
przez nowych osadn!k6w.
Proboszczem jest u mas ks l..
1. Orlik. kt6ry u wszystkich
zjednal sobie szacunek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27

Mrs. Salomea Schoenhofen
box 600
Alberta Lea, MINI.
Hm~4ciaay kIakztoru
przenlkaja nietylko modlitwy, lecz
take Jeki clerpiacych. Ci co po-
6wiecill I'VE zycie ola religii / nil
1osiedzia. podlegaj4 z.r6wno jak
ka1dy ez}owiek chorobom. Wie~
,lebne Siostrys Milos,erdsi. ,nietylko
trace 4ycie M polach bitwy, pie
legnujac rannych, leez take v
Klasztorze cd rdinych ehor6b,
gl6wnie z os}abienia organ6w ira
wi4cych - pochodzacego cd zane
kniecia przez naiwleksza Geese
czasu.- Lecz uawet income injury
klasztoru ME 50 " stanie zmniej~
szyt s}awy powszechnie chwalone'
CO.. Trinera Amerykahskiego f.
liksiru Gorzklego Wilma"
Otto kopia jistu. iaki otrzy-
malismy:
Chicago, % Listop. 1901
s. S. d. N. D.
Cor. Noble & Bradley SITS.
szanowny J6zef Triner.
Drogi PANE!
Ninie]szem ~uprzejmie Pana
| prosimy 0 p%rzesianie trzech pude}
Panskiego znakomitego Gorzkiego
Wilma de- naszego Domu matczyne-
60 " Milwaukee, Wis. pod adre-
sem:
Ven Mother NJ. Cashmere
Convent de Notre Dame
Milwaukee, Wis.
Prosimy przes{a6 rachunek pod
~powyzszym adresem.
z szacunkiem
siostry nauczycielki
/. de Notre Dame.
W innym Liscie. jak; p6zuiej o.
debralismy cd tych samych Vie
lebnych Si6str, pisza one, re po-
leci}y nasze lecznicze vino swoim
misyom, zupe}nie ~przekonane o je
60 leczniczej mooy.
TAX zaszczytnie polecone le-
karstwo oczywisele zas}ugu]e ma
og6lna publiczna uwage.
Amerykanski Eliksir Gorzkie-
60 Wilma dobrze smakuje i jest
pewnem lekarstwem ma Vszelkle.
choroby zo}adka, watroby, merck
wszelkich trawiacych organdw
Czysci ono krew, orzezwla rozum,
reguluje xlszkl, ochrania pred
zaziebieniem i wzmacnia ca4y sy-
stem.
Sprzedawsne jest przez wszyst--
kich aptekarzy lub przez J6zefa-
Triaera, jedynego jego fabrYkanta,
7es SO. Ashland ave, Chicago III
am6wien,a poczta ssybko bywaja
spe4niane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27
FALL RIVER. Mass.

Miasto tutejsze liczy 1913 ty-
siecy ludnosci. a W tel liczbie
Jest ckolo. 1000 Polakow,
kt6rzy pracu)a %przewaznie W
fabrykach baweioianych In
teresa polskie ograniczaja
sic ma paru grocerniach !
skladaeh rzeznickich i niema
widok6w ma lepszy rozw6i
gdyz wsr6d Polonii tutejszej
panu]e wciaz nieporozumie-
ME z powodu istniejacych tn
dw6ch koscio}6w. II. nieza-
leznego | zaleznego. - J. A.
Nowak.
N. Y.
Obecna partya republican,
ska juz czterech Polak6w
usune'a. z urzedow - La
szewskiego. Rozana, Walko-
wiaka j Barczykowskiego, a
ami jednego z tych
miejsc innemu Polakowi
- Panowie
Rokosz i Kiolbasa zostali
skazani ma zap}acenie "a mu-
zyke. ktora najely polskie
Towarzzystwa PREY uroczy-
stosc,ach pogrzebowych
McKinleya. a dotad ME za~
plac'ly. Musza teraz zapfac't
muzykanteom $125.s5
Pa. - Je~
den z najstarszych ~obywateli
polskich naszego miasta.
Antoni Zwodniak. zmarl na~
pie. SIP. Antoni rochodzil z
KS. Poznahskiego; gdzie
VIZ. 1848 bral czynoy udzia}
W ruchu narodowym. w
Ameryce przebywa} juz cd
wielu lat. Pozostawii zonf,
cW6c', syn6w i czternasc'e
v nuk6w. - Pred 5-ciu laty
obchodzil uroczysto$t z}ote-
60 wesela.
Severy Wzmacniacz serca
Heart Tonic) jest znakomitem le.
karstwem ma SERGE, Zawsze ono
skutkuje, jezeli uzyware pod}ug
przepls6w. z przyjemuoscia je
polecam. Katarzyna Brown. Okla
bona City, Okla:~ T. Cena s 100
Prawda Q Novel POlsce.
Wilno, MIMI, Is Lutego 1902
Nova Polska Land, & Col. Co.
W St. Paul, Mimi.
Szanowni Panowie!
SlyszawszY lyle o ,,Nowej
Polsce:, postanowi}em zwiedzic te
okolice Music wyznac Panom,
ze by}em zachwycon ny, znalaz3szy
tax piekne. a ME osiedlone dotad
miejsce W Amoryce. S}usznie
nazwaliscie ty okolice ,,Rajem
bieduego cz&owieka. Jest to jedyne
miejsce, o lie ia wien,
gdzle cz}owiek Z ma}ym. kapita}em
moie nabyd wlasnosd i bye sam
sobie bessem.
Nam szczer4 nadsieje, he uda
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27

CHICAGO. - DR.. K.
Midowicz juz powrocit z
Alabamy, gdzie baw'} ola
poratowania swego zdrowia.
Powrot nastapil wczesniej.
gdyz W Alabamie spad}y
sniegi / panuja tam mrozy-w
m e)sce ciepla i swiezego
pow,etrza.
F. A KOWALSKI, ma
czelny redaktor chicagoskie~
20 DzlENN1KA NARoDowEGo,
ustepuje re swego stanowiska
a to z powodu, ze admin
stracya tego pisma pokuma'a
sic 2 partya republikahska a
on ME chce ola tel partyi
-OO-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27

E#SA=s%@RE-H#a GhG&Z=4E=lE
mieszkac JUL " nadchodzacym
Kwietniu.
Kohc.ac, zazoaczam, ie tycze
Panom wszelkiego mozliwego POI
wodzenia " tenn wlelkiemi szlachet-
nem prcedsiebiorstwie.
z pravd1iwym ssaount'em
J6zef A. Sk6rczewski
Sekretarz Kompanii zabezpie"
czenia cd ognia W Whine, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27

o. 49, Pa
re dlli temu. p. Ed. B. Smia~
lex. by}y agent byznesowy
gazety ,,Po]onii'' spotkal
sic z p. Dlutydskim wydaw-
ca tejze gazety W salunie
~P'otrowskiego pobi} sic z
MIN. Potem Smia|ek wlama}
sic rankiem do lokalu reda-
kcyi tam poczynii kosztowne
psoty. Zsypai ma jedna kupe
ma podtodze wszystkie
czcionki, porozsypowai for
my i poczynit jeszcze inoe
szkody. jake tylko m6gl,
Szkoduika aresztowa}a poll
eva i osadzi}a we wiezieniu
do sprawy, gdyz ME m6gi
postawit zadanej kaucyi W
sumle 5000. Oskarzono go o
w}amanie sic | uszkodzenie
cudzej wiasnosci.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03

ing street improvements, water
main on Eleventh avenue, rom Mad
isou Go Washington streets, To cost
SS.Ai0, water main on Fifteenth eN'
cnue northeast and other streets, 70
cost 81. 400. concrete Sidewalks ON
porcn avenue from Seneca to Union
streets. 90 cost si.Ai6. sldcwaikinE
end grading Harrison street from
Ftfth avenue north 60 Fourth avenue
west. TO cost 81. 500. concrete side
walks on East olive street, from
bellevue to Harvard avenues, Slb,euV
grading Twenty first avenue from
the Maila Walla addition to Vast
olive street. s. 200; grading East
Spruce street from broadway 10
Twelfth avenue. s.. 800. concrete side
walks on sixteenth avenue south
from Yssler way 10 Washington
street, 81 SOC. concrete sidewalks on
Thirty-ssvsnth avenue from East
Union street 20 East olive street.
Nf.slo. sixth avenue nom James
street TO Madison street, 5000
sewer on East Alder street, Hroad-
way 70 Twelfth avenue, S2.l00.
Plans and specifications were also
filed for number OF street im-
pruVemcnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03
IMPORTANT NEWS

The school board az a meeting this
afternoon decided 20 build an eight
room building on University Heights
near the state university Go cost
Ssi .10s, and to call for bids ON the
following A i2-room building az In
terhay. a i2 room building on War
rent avenue, ana an eight room
building at Ross
A claim FOR $40 900 damages against
the city has been brought By g, c..
bellows ana wife. Airs. Bellows,
while walking down street Ia the
vicinity % Marion street aud Rail
road avenue. some weeks ako, says
she tripped on an obstruction and In
jured herself. She claims that her
accident was the result of gross
negligence ON the part OF The city
Architect Graham has let the con-
tract for constructing a slx-hat
building for ]. Henry AZ Ncslcr way
and Twelfth avenue TO cost about
$500.
state Grain Inspector r T.. Hy-
mans report for April shows that
2s6 carloads OF grain wcro shipped
into Seattle during April
The Seattle lacrosse team IL IN daily
practice az Athletic Park and IL get
ting together a good bunch OF play
ers
Sarah Itesscr has filed n divorce
suit agninat her husband Peter,
Their property ia valued AZ about
$50. 900. and she wants her sharc,
The Eagles OF Seattle viii Monday
evening az the GRAND give a prod1e-
ton ~ the musical masterpiece,
'stabat Mater" for the benent of
four orphan ehiidren now being car
ed for by the members Of the Home
acre. Seattle No. l. r. o. ~.
The junior and senior baseball
teams Of the Seattle High school viii
plays a game At Athletic Park Mon
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03

-uhan boy. whom he wished TO
iopt. When the child saw his friend
ie ran 20 him. crying and complain
ug of his ankles
Upon investigation the ankles were
found 10 be badly chaffed and
bruised gud the little fellow said
that sin4e he had been in the insti-
utiOn he has been in chains from
morning until night. N0twithstand-
Ing the fact that 10 get from mis-
room 10 the dining room he had 90
20 up and down n long flight az
stairs. he had been compelled 20 hop
ard with the heavy chains binding
ITS feet II was torture.
That Afternoon they had been taken
of because he told a kind hearted
teacher that they hurt him badly,
ana Fhe. on her own authority went
70 Newelia office and got the key
which unlocked the shackleH.
"I'he case will be thoroughly look
81 Ga 10 by the commissioners. who
do not think Il necess8Ty 20 chain
small boys and treat them Ike hard
ened criminals. His only crime was
that he was an orphan" said Mr.
McDon0uFh 70 Star reporter today.
Ma5or Newell claims that ne COM
mitred no cruelty. merely putting a
small chain on the boys ankles IN
order 20 keep him from running
away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03
ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS HIMSELF

While cleaning a revolver 90 bis
home AZ South seattle at $3.50 O'Clock
last night, samuel RI. salenO was ac-
eldontaly shot and fatally wounded
The Is caaSer bullet entered his
booy JUST below the heart, took 40
upward course and came out In the
back, Just and=r the left shoulder
IL 1grtigcl until noon today Med
teal aid proved useless and 10 eX-
Ilred FROM Als wounds.
The dead man uls thessnior mem
bef Of tne DrOi.estBs drm Of samuel
II. Salen9 & Co., whose Offices are In
abe Paelde block. when the acci-
dent occurred SIR. GalenO vas "a his
room packing mis- trunk preparatory
10 starting on business trip %
China. He W8s cleaning his revoly-
o. before packing IL. 10 was the Oft
ted story. be didn't know ths gun
was loaded. and the result vas fatal.
Ar saiena lB survived by a widow
and baby boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03

this year. but tho move Is not gen
orally regarded as having any par
tlcular eiEnlanncc or bearing upon
any factionai light. Tho agitation
Tor an early meeting was participate
/ cd ln by Republicans Of all facttona
aud seems to have arisen from the
! general desire OF the rank ana Ole
of the party for an early state CON.
lvention. this being a congressional
year with three congfrnHmen Go DO
! gleptea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03
TELLS THE PASSENGERS
THE SHIP WAS DOOMED
Strange Light Taken for an Omen OF Olsaster-Ai tx
plained-0iher News OF the Ships
That Come and Go

A great mass Of the superstition
that chung to sea-faring men In the
last century has gradually been worn
axav hut even yet sailors take
lots of comfort In believing mysteri-
Gus things and seeing mysterious
sights on the deep. Neither are SAIL
ors the only ones that are uneturea
thus.
While the steamship Farallon was
bowling along on her last trip down
from the north one OF the pstsseh-
gers caught a glimpse OF distant
fiickerinK light on the water, and no
amount OF persuasion would con-
vince him that 1t was not an evil
omen. The man literally expected
20 be safely coOped up IN DaVy
Jones locker long before the steamer
reached Seattle.
1t was just getting dusk on the sec
ond day oat from Skagway when a
hluish-yell0w light began TO flicker
off the ztarboard side OF the steamer.
Il seemed to dance upon the waters
and once In "a while disappear alto
gether. II was only for moment
however. when IL would appear
sKain. apparently brighter than ever.
Some Of the passengers thought u
was a lighthouse, but this certain
individual was sure IL was an omen
Of portending shipwreck. He com
forted the other passengers BY tell
ing them that he was an Old voyager
and whenever that sea WHO the
wisp appeared the vessel was
doomed But SIN the light flickered
and danced and still tns steamer
scudded along. one Of the officers.
who had learned Of the terrifying
predictions OF this Wiseacre took him
below and gave him lecture on the
luminous effects of dead fish when
exposed to the oxygen 81 the air
The scret n the luminosity was
this: At this time II the year there
are always 90 be found a number OF
dead flnh. that find their way 10
the surface. A fish IL phoEphOr.c in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03

DEUTSCHEN FRAUEN

To celebrate their eighth annt-
yersary the pcutache Frauen Nerein
or Germania Ladies Society. VIII
give an entertainment In Gcrmania
hall tomorrow night. A play entitled
"Das Nersprechsnhintsr' Herd,
will be produced. After the program
il concluded a grand bah Will be
given. The affair promises TO be one
Of tho events OF the season In Ger
man circles. The committee IN
charge has worked earnestly In or
der that good time may be prom
ised all who attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03

its makeup and when the oxygen Of
the air unites with the phosphorus
OF the fish you get n light
The man Is said to have opened
wide his eyes az this explanation and
SUNK off to his stateroom.
The China Mutual liner Yangtse
arrived here yesterday afternoon
from Europe via the Orient she
brought ! 500 tons Of cargo for Seat
tie. including several hundred tons
VI tin from Cornwall. The steamer
viii take a return cargo Of cotton.
-four and lumber. The Yangtse h
one OF the largest OF the China
Mutual feet. carrying 1000 tons dead
weight.
A hallbut fishing industry II about
10 be established at Victoria Capt
r. n. Graws. there. with his brother
and others have purchased the
schooner KIimeny and have already
set sail on a hallbut fishing cruise
in the vicinity OF Cape Flattery.
Arrangements have been made for
the disposal Of their catch In Boston.
Chicago and the Eastern markets.
The fishers expect a catch OF about
% toms at least once a week II
weather conditions are favorable,
The revenue cutter Thetis sailed
today from San Francisco for Seattle.
The big ship Roanoke. Captain
Ainsbury. has finished loading her
cargo and will leave the Oriental
dock tomorrow for New York direct
The vesfel has on board $500 tons Of
freight, chiefly canned salmon and
valued 81 10000.
The stea uer Garonne lef, MoranH
today and r. now IN the stream. The
steamer is now ready for her north
ern trip.
The steamer Humboldt Of the
Alaska Steamship line. sails for the
rHFth tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03
SUNSET
WINS OUT
Rival Telephone Companies
Before Board OF Works

The sunset Telephone Company
won a victory over IT'S rival and
competitor, tho Independent Com
pany, at the board Of public works
meeting this morning. The two COM
pAnies became engaged In n ecntgo-
verxy as to which belonged on the
east side OF Twenty second avenue.
Through a clerical error both COM
panies were given the right 10 erect
poles IN that side Of the street The
lndependant Company went 70
work first m all good faith and had
the necessary poles up when the
Sunset people discovered that they
had = permit for work on the came
territory and entered a vigorous OBJ
lection. For the past three weeks an
andcavor has been made 20 effect
an amicahls settlement, but no def
mite arrangement could be made.
This morning the board ordered the
independent people 10 move TO the
other side OF the street, the expense
OF moving 70 be borne by the sunset
Company. Representatives OF both
companies were present and each In
turn made objections 10 the action
Of the board.
Mere Pole Applications
The board also considered appllca-
tons for pole permits for about 80
poles IN the Capitol hill district
Jpon the recommendation OF Fran
chisa Inspector Wheeler " was de-
cidad TO issue these permits In sec
tons rather than the whole number
at once.
Contracts were awarded by the
board as follows. To Goerig 4 Pope,
20 grade the alleys in blocks 81 and
&c. in Sarah A. Bells Second addi-
ton. for 81. AS. 10 Stirrat q GoetE.
20 make water main extensions on
Yasler way. East Union, East James.
Thirty second avenue and other
streets. for 81. ssAs0. The contracts
for putting a sewer in the alleys be-
tween sixth and Seventh avenues
and Battery and Wall streets. was
referred back to the city engineer
for new plans. as the amount OF the
bid was considered excessive.
Inprovsmsnt Estimates
Estimates OF cost were filed by the
city engineers office for the follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION

As a result OF an agitation begun
several wssks ago among the Rspuh-
licans OF the state. ]. ". schlyely,
chairman Of the Republican state
central committee has issued call
for a general meeting OF that body
20 be held at the Hotel Donnelly IN
Tacoma next Saturday. May 10. The
committees principal business VIII
be TO Issue q call for the state con-
vention and TO fix the apportionmeni
OF delegates for that gathering.
The state central committee meet
ing IL called much earlier than usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03
the MARKETS

Ca Western avenue today the COM
mission men are trying ga nnd out
how they can dispose OF tho apples
on hand. An the houses have large
stocks nud the demand Is very small
An effort is heinH made Co Keep
prices up 20 present quotations. but
break " expected almost any time,
The apples win not keep ana the re-
packing of them entails loss Gu
the commission men.
otherwine tho markets are rather
quiet AhparaHua. IA la better de.
Wunl than usual win 20 the Cooler
weather east ~ tho mountains. This
causes tho shipments 90 be smaller
Straw berries are selling well az tahC
per rhar Shipments today were very
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BASEBALL

The Seattle and Helena asgroga-
sons Of bail players are engaged "a
"a game at Athletic park this after
noon, Another game between the
same two teams, the last one OF THE
arriea. viii take place tomorrow ar
trrnoon az aia0 o'clock, Either Hogs
or stovan viii pltch for Seattle to-
morrow. white Jim Wigs will do tho
throwing for the Senators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03

The unexpected combination Of
amusemonta offered by the Port Or
Chard Route consists OF tho oppor-
tuuity OF seeing the Battleahip ore
Fon az the Navy Yard, "a baseball
Game az Bremert0n, Concerts and
Dances az both Pleasant Beach and
Evergreen Park.
A round trip ticket entities you "a
atop on at all points. and the cost IL
but sec.
iioata leave Coiman Dock nj 10
and II n. m, 40, AIS. ESQ and
1880 9 m. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03
APRIL WASABIG
RECORD BREAKER
Far Ahead Of Any April
in the History OF Puget
Sound Piano
Business

Read the list 81 purchasers and
names Of instruments they purehaH-
81. Each and every one Is a bona
fide sale. as our books show
How did We do III you ask. WE
didn't do it at ali. The splendid in
siruEncnts We sell and the lowest
prices ever known Is what did Il.
Why didn't you get one. The op-
portunlty Is still yours.
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NE WELLS
CRUELTY

r.. A. McDonough. a well known
Insurance man Of this city. com
planned to the county commissioners
yesterday that Major Cicero Newell,
superfnteudent Of the Industrial
school az Second avenue north and
Republican street. had been cruelty
treating the children who are placed
in hfa CARE by the county commits
eloners. He says that he went 70
the Industrial school one day this
week 10 get Ernest Brown, a ntua
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anndaN Quinn.

Take your lunch. SO TO Pleasant
Beach o. Evergreen Park. listen to
the Concert and Dance. and visit the
BatticHhip before returning. Cost
OF round trip ticket, emitting you TO
stop az all points. 500 oenta.
Heats leave Colman Dock at 10
and II q. m. 10. .ib, s:S0 and
1880 y IN. Last boat leaves Brein-
orton AT midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-03

Them ALI.

The four defendants IN the Goo
GO-Eye saloon case, Elmer Will
Jams. Mae Davis, George Hildebrand
and a. r. Fox, were all discharged
thiE afternoon by Justice Cam on
the ground on insufflciency Of evil
dence.
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SEDUCTION

Harry SchmaiE. a tailor. was ar
rested this afternoon - Thos. Bev-
an on the charge 90 aeduclnE
hiAnch Heordiy. age 10, under prom
Use Of marriage, The oSsnne is al
legged 90 have been committed Dec.
20 1901