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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-18
TROUBLE COMES
TO MR.. MAR0NE
IN BIG PUNCHES

With hia eyes blaekeaed and HIS
fact bruised and cut. ". q. Mar
rome was led out OF the city Jain this
morning. almost "a totul wreck.
Whats the matter with your
faeeYt he was asked.
Il gueHH | must have been IN
somebody way was the reply.
He wha too badly hurt to say much
but remembered having had a fast
night with some one. His appear
Anee Indicated that he had tried 10
go three rounds with q Second ave.
nue. street ear. a eorrier looking
man than he has not been seen in
the police court for months That
part of his head usually termed the
face. bore no more resemblance to Its
former self than a policeman does
to MethodiHt minister
Marr0ne Was out. He had fought
a good fight, but he had been up
against superior numbers.
lie was arrested IN the new ten
defloiu district By Patrolmnn Carr on
charge Of being drunk and disot-
derby. lie WAS taken 10 the police
station. and with number of other
prisoners. placed IN the receiving
cell.
lie arrived az the Inii soon after 1
0sclbck THE morning, iaak after most
of the honest, hsifsreHpeetinR habos
had retired for the night The en-
trance of MnFrune aroused them from
their alumbars aud they proceeded TO
make II warm for the newcomer. The
matter was finally settled without
fatalities. and Mafrone went to bed
on the faestanes.
He had just begun his nap when a
couple Of young men. Geo. EnGle
and Thomas Clark. arrived Mar
rome was looking for trouble. and he
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VIENNA. Nov. fs.-The Tyroiese
village of Matehi Was almost totally
destroyed by fire this Afternoon.
which waH started by q woman who
u the largest individual property
owner In the town. She says that
uhe DID II because the peaaanta were
diMfenpeetful to her. The fire was
lHnited In a dozen places within a
short time. Nearly loo people are
left entirely destitute, and zoe cattle
persisted in the flames.
HAVANA. Nov. IA strike IN
volving all the iahor on the island Ii
threatened AZ the result Of sympathy
with the Tobacco workers. All the
trades unions are expected 20 strike
tomorrow and i0.o.0 ARE already out
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. is.@Ths
Philadelphia q Reading railroad
today issued an official notice of "A
10 per cent Increase IN the wages or
its employees. The advance adds
81 .0oo. 900 10 the annual pay roll
CAIRO. Nov. ia,~A powder maya
gtns.iu tha citadel exploded this at
ternoon. killing u Egyptian soldiers
and ln1uriug 10 others.
LONDON. Nov. ts.a@Ths foreign
forces will evAeuate Shanghai Ia the
latter part Of November. according
20 a dispatch received thlA afternoon.
WASHINGTON. u. &. Nov. IA
Wa TING Fang left this afternoon for
san Francisco. lie wtii sail for China
on November .. Ia an Interview he
paid = glowing compliment 70 the
kind treatment he had received and
the friendship he had formed In this
eaAntfy. and expressed great admir-
alton for the nation aud tts people.
PORTLAND. or. Nov. tas-The
Oregon irrigation convention met
thla morning with t9g delegates
present. There Is sharp controversy
a. TO whether govern ment AID or
private methods should be employed
ia irrigation developments.
PHOENIX Aria. Nov. is.~~sasna-
torn HeveridKe. fiuFuhhm. ieiffsia
ard Dillingham; Of the senate coul-
mlttee ON territories arrived In the
city today and wsfe sneoFted around
by Governor brady and GankfeH-
SIGNAL Delegate smith The commit.
tee u hearing statements OF Ari-
x1nas claim 60 statehood this after
noon The members viii leave to-
night fur Tucson.
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BROOKS
MISSING

Lincoln brooks. charged with en-
hexkiink sits Of the funds of Frank
WAtefhauae a Co. IL SUCCESSFULLY
Guiding the HherlfftH office.
Descriptions Of the fugitive have
been teiegfaphed 10 the peace Of
fiesfH OF this and adjoining states.
but nothing tn the nature Of a clue
as To his present Whereabouts IN
known.
Frank Waterhonse & Co. state that
the total amount embezzied by
firoaks has not yet been naceftained.
but that under no circumstances
can II exceed fi.poo
Brooks vas we'll known In this city
a. an insurance agent and haH n
family. Though well along In years
he was n high roller. it Is said. and
had spent money lavishly for wine
IN tenderioin resorts on several oe-
eaeiona.
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other extensive railroad improve
menta.
a position Of an intervenor between
the two parties 10 the existing dead
lock Unless the matter IL neitled
the whole tunnel and depot plan falls
through.
An official Of the Great Northern
railroad admitted today that matters
were in "A serious plight. However
he stated that be WIS stu hopeful
that a common ground on which the
eonteEting parties could merit. would
be found
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MORTALITY RECORD

Navel oranges have begun TO ar
rive on Western avenue and are
selling AZ "a ana $3.50. Another ship
ment iA expected tomorrow and
prices may fall Butter Is jumping
skywnrd. Washington creamery
went up cents this morning. while
the eastern brands advanced cent
The best Yakima potatoes command
SIS per ton. Cheese has a tendency
Go go higher.
cabbage. 81 per cwt, celery. 40a
5aED0a 'nloIlWe .eIUMf 'ssolulod
peta. Ills box. sauerkrnut. Sc pound
onions. fntMe 10. Huuashes. nc
oranges. Jaffaa. 800. naveiH, fAo0er
$3.50. Crane fruit, f2@3. Concord
grapes 1ae. pears. st.2b per box:
crnnberrlfa. - per barrel. grapes
Butter Washington creameries,
s2e. Eastern. 2ama1e. ranch. ign2zc.
cgnsin, fec: Oregon, ibc. Hoquefort,
-
Dunlap. real estate. - Union block
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the Great Northern securing cons
eeHalons from the city. And. in
turn. 90 plaeate the Pacific Coast Co.
the Great Northern may make eou-
eeeHiana TO that corporation that Will
reimburse Il for concessions II may
make to the city.
A settlement 81 this nature may
be made. unless Il should prove true.
as asserted by a few city officials.
the Pacific Goaat 20. H. HcheminR
with President I'M of the Great
Northern. TO put n permanent STUN.
bling block in the way of building
the tunnel and depot promised 70
Seattle by Mr.. I'm.
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got It. Tho mix-ap that followed
the entrance Of the two new PRISON.
era would have made an ordinary
piize fight look like a meeting Of the
Ladder Aid society.
when Marroue woke up he wanted
to know where the wreck had been.
This morning ne WIN allowed 10 bail
himelf out and few yards Of cloth
was hound around his head 70 keep
the Fragments together In the po-
lice court the trial Of his case was
postponed couple Of days that he
might remember how he came 10 be
arrested
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: POLICE NOTES !:


r. Hopkins vas arrested Last night
-
Of carrying concealed wea pona.
The police we're notified this morn.
ing Of the theft Of double barreled
shotgun ana either from Great
Northern freight car.
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WHY fA1 REM
s&sp-3-room cottage and lot. close 20
car line. near Woodland park; half
cash.
s55o-s-room cottage, lot 40xifo. one
block from Madison street car.
near Lake Washington. city water
and basement In house.
Highly improved 5-acre tract, near
Columbia. on the car line
$500 each for lots 5oxl20. nice and
level, on Ballard car line; your
own terms.
si25 each for 6 lots on Queen Anne
hill. nearly level. fine view. near
car.
$3.50 buys block OF IL lots near Green
lake. this is cheaper than acre
tracts.
We have many other snaps In
houses. lots and acre tracts. See
us before you make your selection.
QTALHEIM a HOLMAN
204 New York Block.
Phone. Ind. AfSse.
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SMALL INSTRUMENTS

Victims that retail regularly at
sfon Sta to s2o. now offered al $50
20 &is-aN Guitars now only k1sa To
" tor the regular S. and SIS instru-
rients. Mandeiins. little beauties
they are. that we are now dtrposin.
81 at from st.s5 to $3.50 for the reeu-
Ter xT.se and sias0 styles. nantna
that sell everywhere At sT.se To SIS.
naw only s&.ss 20 snsa. prleea on
aeSordtoua eut "a pieces. also many
lines 0f strings and trimmings OF all
kinds greatly reduced.
In addition 10 the above induce
tnsnta on our regular lines. we are
ofteflnE viollHa. guitars. mandoilns
and hantos from the large Winter
4 Harper CO. stock (which We
bought recently st less than half
regular prices.
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JAP ANESE
ARRESTED

Gordon Dean. who WIS found uu-
conscious ia the new tsndeflotu last
wack. IL stiII alive at the NayHids
Mission hospital. There II little inn
pravement In his condition aud a.
any moment the faint flame of life
may be Huuffed out. He has been
unconscious practically all the time
since he waa taken 20 the hospital
ard only AZ rare intervals has he
been able 10 give any Information
about himself
The police Hiili give u ont thar
they adhere Ia the theory mat the
man fell Down the stairs. although
they arrested a Japanese named |.
Mlieaehlaki last night. presumably
on suspicion Of knowing eoneshine
Of the ease. ratruisnan carr. Who
picked up Dean the morning he was
hurt. made the arrest.
John Harris. who Gays he = an
lfan= gnpuidsF. WaH ARRESTED last
evening on suspicion Of having
stolen 4 large holt NJ cloth. Patrol.
mar Wilson made the arrest,
Reichert Bros. Pianos. 10 Union.
-
Fletcher q Carpenter, realty bar
snins only.
-
&c 70 Spinning Tor blcyeia repairA
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For ssle-f1iseetlsnsous
- II y % = tIIslt III 's9s ?
ron BALE AT ONCE

FOR SALE AT ONCE
SAW MfLL-sHfNGLE MILL
COMPLETE.
This includes plaunr mill. dfykis1,
wood-turninR band4sawiug lufu-
beryafd. including delivery teams
aud COMPLETE LOGGING OFT
TIT. THREE LOGGING BN-
tlNhh5 etc. and about NINE
MILLION FEET TIMBER. Mil
located On Northern Pacific rail-
way eud Great Northern railway.
Logs and lumber can be shipped
either road, Price f3s. 600. This Of
fer must be taken az once. Address
r. Star.
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ALWATs ceqguit tie bsst King 6oi0-
mon. the dHtF ees0faJ ciAzfRugaut and
paluiat "a the world Eafisfaetlou guar
autsed ~ M9aeg refunded DAnHeTs
iefffHs sickness can - kVefted. disaster
tunnel - t-fcaaf, dfr.afF 70 hAE2f5tnetA-
AGEiea On business. ffssesliattdfs. rlinees
etc, Live and domestic troubles settled.
feuntN the separated. feiiA whom o.
are hetter ADAPTED u mary, how 10 win
his OF nor tasa. Anyone suffering with
the Blues o. despaHeeHeY ean be c1aseff-
ID bark % their former EflTeH Ard Heifs
eand3sHoe. testaneds You can ea1fa,f
Prof KING Foionoa ct all hoays IN MS
private efhes. 1871 Third Rxeu4e. corner
Seneca street
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For Ssle-Farnns and Lands
BEkE&TEES acres rich. Level lana. very
productive foii. al partially Improved.
small hoaee. Tract faces on good county
rdsd Eve minutes Waik from fFt0t.
store. pgsforiee and good rchaoi. SEA
ROBERT NALTBY. 40 New York biaex.
Between seattle and Tae0na-zo acres iexwi
land. rsnh soil eaay ieafifx mostly
alder. vine, sapie ana brtashs tracts face
good county rusdi adjoining an Improved
farm fare to Seattle r. s41s1
ROBERT NALTEf. SO %ew York block.
Ballard Fro1ery-2h iotE. making about
hcfes. thoroughly cleared and Rruht@d All
IN garden enclosed In picket fence, neat.
<-ruom cottage. barn. chicken houses.
sz1a9.
ROBERT MAITBr. $40 New FORK block.
Rich Bottom LANDAU acres. all partially
improved, elSss IN small town. handy to
Seattle. 1890
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 New York block
Five and 1o-acre trlcfs. best valley land.
IN cultivation. near the new Eeaftle-Tsa-
cama electric line. SIS 70 500 per acre.
ROBERT MALTBf. 40 New York block
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Average Saving of
100 %

The SHEET MUSIC AND SMALL
ms IkuMeNT SALE WILL
CONTINUE UNTIL THE MUSIC
DEPARTMENT is CLOSED OUT
ENTIRELY
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RAINIER BEACH
HoMEsEEEERs PARADISE.
5000. SEQ o.. s7s.eo LOTS
IS AND $40 DOWN AND IS MONTH.


The prettiest and most convenient place on
Lake Washington In which 10 own a
home. vide level lots. srand views. finest
Ndti. electric earn from t;&h a, m. to
II =. m. DC fare. school. stores. church.
electric street lights. sidewalk. cleared
avenues and lots. high and heaithfui:
over $50 lots sold. new homes going up
all over the plat. lots are selling fast.
homes built on easy terms also Dent
delay goinE to Rainier Beach. take oars
on Washington street. see Mr.. Weed.
agent. at office AZ Rainier Beach. or call
on owner. c. ", sturtevant $40 Boston
block
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Eaneinn Glasses
Professor Wilson at Ranks HA
Monday and FRI Say EVENING" PR
r.. IL Lessons daily.
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Lost


LOTT !. betffefn eos spring and Dostefiires
small f0Huf RelH pin with opal set. Re-
tHfn % s9s tprtpK and fscelTe reward.
Help Wantsd--Msle and Female
SEATTLE Empiofn4eht ONCE Work for
fneH. wqfnen and children. cot "a ave-
nBe. Phone. Main 1915.
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rs VERY
TAME:

,.,,..a tame the way some
g i s -, prices l, VIII benefit
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Classified Ads
Society Notices

/ An TIRE NAN
HOUSE repairing In ali branches. rubber
weather stripping. glazing. ping pong
tables. etc. fi9 AHdtrans phones Sunset,
Main ITO. fndeDsBdsnt. Hed 1881.
Randall.
gAcKNONE Express and Transfer Co. We
DO ali kinds OF teanoinE. furniture and
piano moving, baggage aBf trunks trans
fefred. stored free days Second and
Cherry. under s-F.-Ie. Red 7z12
RING TIP HATN z07
Fer cleaning aud reuovatlng gents and
ladies' clothes city Dye Works.
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AUCTION sale OF high grade furni-
tnre az r. q. Biekerton & Cos
salerrooma. 1879 First avenue. on
Thursday. goth. at 10. 30 sharp.
Elegant modern. black walnut bed
set. mahogany dressing table and
chair. golden OAK dressing table.
mahogany bureau. eheffoniere. fine
leather couch. card table. writing
desk. oak dining chairs. Morris
chair. fine rockers. lace curtains.
rugs. fabofefts. 3 revolving show
cases. / leather cutting machine.
sewing machine. crockery. glass.
heating stoves. etc. everything on
view. r. q. Biekerton. aucflonecr.
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CHEAP lot near ear line; state price,
terms and location. Address l.. X.
5a4. City.
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FOR sALE-Fine corner Green Lake front
cheap. easy terms; also other cheap los
different places In city. Owner. 20S Pa-
cinc block.
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FOR SALE. sTs TO SUES EACH
shoiee building lots near the state univsrS-
ity SO cash and s. per month: only a
few lots left. free wood and water. good
schools. churhes. electric light Hsnd city
water four miles inside the city limits
in city OF III 900 people and only a few
blocks from the State University build
inge; the lots ART high and slightly. no
other city IN the United states offers
such Inducements and opportunities 70
out and see for yourself. E. F. Gregory
four blocks west OF Latona school. or ].
w. Wheeler, rs Union block
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s7ho-New 4-room cottage carpenters have
just finished II. 10 minutes walk from
car line. on Ave acres OF A | land.
xSI5-Five acres Of fine alder land near Sc
attic Tacoma electric line.
ADAMS & NICHOLS,
iti4 second Ave. James sS76.
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Funeral Directors
BifTTERWORTH 81 SONS-Embslmsr.-
is26.14cs Third: Tel. Pike co.
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Something GOOD,

SOMETHING GOOD.
One of the finest farms In the state,
containing i60 acres of bottom
land. 70 acres under pillow: first
class buildings, 40 head of stock.
100 tons of oat hay In barn. 60 tons
potatoes. good orchard. There IL a
fortune In this property for right
party. Price $4,000. Terms
A. LAWRENCE, a0Sis Second.
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This. they claim. with the conces-
sion agreed to by them for the vnca-
tioo OF Dearborn street. r. all that
could be expected Of the Pacific
Coast Co. considering that compare
tive strength Of that company and
the two anscontsnentai railroads.
Alao considering tho public good TO
he derived from both their and the
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punisp. real estate. 3. Union block
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Beautiful cleared eighty lots, $50 TO Sis.
terms. 81 down. 81 monthly. free water
and wood.
Small new house large lot. 500; term.
SIS down. $40 monthly.
Several cottages for rent. e. per month I'm
Owner. Hiilnan. efliees west shore Green
Lake. car ltne crosses property.
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En4IfftVfs hftu NUIttTdVtuT8
PD6ff SOUND bRfDGE 4 nREDGiE1
co.-scandinAvian American Bank pulis-
ing. railway and highway bridges and VI
aducts steel and Iron work for huildfneS !.
dredging and barber tmprovementst piIs
driving,
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closing exercises on wednesday. the

closing exercises on Wednesday. the
18th.
Hon. II. p. Baldwin will be present
at the wedding of his son Arthur,
which will take place on the 18th, at
Chenille, o,
DIR. r. 1. Boote of wailuku Is recov-
ering from his Illness.
Miss Maria Forbes OF Honolulu Is VS.
iting her cousin. Mrs. w. O. Aiken Oh
Makawao-
A most brilliant afterglow was wit
messed during the evening of the 10TH
John Fleming of Alexander & Bald
win of Honolulu made a flying visit to
his parents at Grove Ranch on the 1th-
Weather - Very warm. volcanic
winds. light and southerly; the Their
mometer registered % degrees in the
shade at Paia Plantation Office during
the eth.
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The Orpheum
COM NJ ENCING
Sstariay Evening, June 18th,
For Short Season Only
carry COgill and Jack Sutton's

IallJ Vo6ii unu "e"n Sussou
rsssrtainers in High Class vause-
AIMEE TASNA-
I,,.sgaIIed on the High Wire. Intrs-
ssefn< Aerial Wheel.
I.pHA HARVEY
Ts serfo-comie Enustons-
DELLA ROSS
Ia Clever Dances
spALrNA SARINA-
er the Trapeze-
We brightest of comedy seaS-
s-THFs BOOKING AGENT"
TWO GAIETY GIRLS" An Iuesis-
fSjs Hit
liERY ARIlHA-
.sax-. Dances and Buriesque.
DJvE CASTOR
csaraeter comediaa and Hungarian
Daseer.
LIMA HARVEY
= riotic songstress-
sEpRO. The TRAMP
Cien<dian. JuERier Extraordinary.
rHEs AoUrNAIsDO-
~ Most Wonderful Lady Contorties-
1T Of the Day
pox Office opens at Orpheum Thurs
ssv. 3 n IN. Regular Prices.
A FIRST-CL.ASS ATTRACTfOG.
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COMMON DRAT. see per day.
LARGE DRAY. see Per day
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pox Office opens at Orpheum Thurs
ssv. q IN. Regular Prices.
A FIRsT-CLASS ATTRACriOG.
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Telephone Main s$s.

CONCRETE WORK guaranteed. and
done at a very low price.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
ODD FELLOWS PICNIC.
Twenty Seventh Anniversary Cele- bration of Newport Lodge No. 71, |. o. o. F. Tuesday
 At Batesville.

The twenty seventh anniversary of Newport Lodge, No. T, I. O. o. F. proved an occasion of great pleasure to not only the members, but a host of interested friends, who had been invited to accompany them upon their picnic trip to the grounds of the home at Batesville, established and main tained by the order for the protection and raising of orphans and the sup port of needy widows.
 The grounds of this home are beau tiful and the building is spotless in it's cleanliness. No place could have been more wisely chosen for such an outing and especially upon this day, when the celebration was of a lodge, whose money and support has gone out to such a deserving charity. The home at present contains 39 orphans and widows, all of whom are happy through the benevolence of this noble order and the children are being educated and trained along moral lines by Christian teachers,
 The afternoon program included a song by the home "What friend we have in Jesus" and an appropriate in- teresting address by Judge M. M. Stuckey on "Odd Fellowship and its work"
 The basket dinners must not be overlooked, for they were no small affair and afforded their many par takers with enjoyment such as comes from a tempting repast, in which hardly an item from the category of picnic good things was missing.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

L. c. Gamill to w. D. McLain, 16O acres 21112, $2OO.
 w. A. Billingsley, trustee, to Wolff Goldman Mercantile Company, 40 acres 15-19-1, $82.28.
 State of Arkansas to R. D. Wilmans 360 acres 12, 13, 24, 25-12-2, $450.
 State of Arkansas to R. D. Wilmans 320 acres 13, 25-12-2, $4OO.
 Elizabeth c. Watson ct al to Gran D. Watson, lots 7, 8, and block 6, City of Newport, $1.
 B. w. Jones and wife to James A. Wilson, lot g, block g, town of Tupelo $50.
 James M. Jones to James A. Wilson, lot 3, block 4, town of Tupelo, $20O.
 Annie Sanders to Wilson Owens, lot 16, block 28, Daugherty's addition to Newport, $50. State of Arkansas to l.. M. Sedgwick, 80 acres 22-11-1, $101.
 J. R. Cox & wife to John T. Shan non, tract in 36-12-3, $50.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
WAR ON BUCKET SHOPS.

New York, May 21.-Owing to the success of the Chicago Board of Trade in it's efforts to eliminate bucket-shops in the West, similar movements have gained greatly.
 On Monday next members of the New York Cotton Exchange will act upon proposed amendment provid ing that any member of the exchange who shall be interested or associated with, or shall act as the representative of, or shall knowingly execute any order or orders for the account of a bucket shop, shall be expelled.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John w. Combs, Centralia, III. and Mrs. Savannah Ross, Newport.
 James E. Johnson, Kenyon and Gallo Beck, Kenyon.
 Cornelius Foushee, Auvergne and Della Sherrell, Auvergne.
 L. F. Halford, Kenyon and Nettie Berry, Keryon. /, J. s. Hall, Newport and Willie Fields, Newport.
 J. G. Gardner, Elmo and Edna A. Gable, Elmo.
 J. w. Medlock, Newport and Viola Davis, Newport.
 Abraham Roseman, Newport and Mary Coleman, Newport.
 M. J. Murphy, swifton and Fannie E. Odell, Swifton.
 John F. Rorex, Tuckerman and Maude Sharkey, Tuckerman.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
INDECENT VARIETY SHOW

"For men only'' has been proven more times than one to be crowd getter. A city clothier and halter, who knew this weakness of his sex, once screened his show windows, leaving but an eye hole for passers- by and underneath this was printed "for men only" The police were com pelled to take notice and declare his method of advertising public nuis- sance, owing to the crowds which blockaded his side walk
 Monday night cheap theatrical troupe blew into town and proceeded to advertise lecture "for men only" The result is an old story and the cur tain went up before large house, (probably 300) composed mostly of married men. This large turnout of good citizenship proved morsel of fattery to these mimics of the variety show and the lecture was cut out for more entertaining program of rocky jokes, interspersed with "hooche cooche" wriggles. In the curtain talk, another engagement was announced for this evening, but anyway the com pany has flown to parts unknown and the officers of the law probably know the reason why.