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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

silk Sleeveless vests. elsa ~ D
white. worth sec; Friday u1n11
AZ Ale.
womsn's Jessey Ribbed n .
ton Vests. worth 7sc. FrSdzy ~
tai 1. al iSc.
women's coiored Jersey -
Pure Lisie Vests and Tights. =
blue. black or white. actual -
7sc. here Friday morning q ~
garment.
wornen's Fast Rack cosfoa -
Hermsdorf dye. high splieed ~
double sole. worth &c pair. -
morning at Doc
womsn's Patent Calf Cree ~
Sandals, turn toles. FrencA -
worth S1-S0. at u.ss.
women's Spring Heel Ord ~
patent heather and wei ~ 11
soies. worth $50. at sc.
women's One Strap sandals ~
or black. vici hid or patent ~
turn seiss. spring hseis. worn 4
at eec.
Children's Wine ana Blue ~
shoes. fine Wei kid. spring -
sizes 8 to IL. worth u.@ IN ~
at Sc.
A good assortment Of Kia 0lsN)
In glaes. eolors and black. vertA ~
and si.75 a pair. also a line Of We
suede VIII be sold between : o'caa
and !. at SOC.
Percaie and Dinaity wupg9
slightly soiled. very stylish. ~
from si-es up to t1.ss. viii Be =
bargain tomorrow at. chciee. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
FRIDAY BARGAINS

wom~a's Ginshsrn Kitchen Aprons
With hib and shoulder straps. worth
csc. Friday bargain AZ zsc-
womon's sunbonnets. wsrth tsc.
Fridays price before 1 o'clock. 3ec.
rsae ewiss TuchinK. with medium
and wti. sueks. extra rns quality. 10
and j. inches wide. a limited guam.
tiiy only. worth 80 to TIC yard at
only Isc.
Fancy and rsain Ribbons. from .
% 6 inches wide worth from sSc 70
fso q yard. at only Use.
Womens Fsncy strtp~ Ties. In
sinxhAsn and other washable goods.
worth regularly sse. Friday bar
sain al isc.
white and Cream Oriental Laees.
! la Co inches wide. worth sc 10
ssc a yard. Friday bargain price isc.
Fancy Plated Chiffon and Liberty
SILK. worth Sc. ti.ss and ti-se. sale
price Friday fsc.
Point vsnise All Overs. tn stripes
and fancy designs, suitable for fronts
OF pretty waists. worth tf.ip, N-f1
and ti.so. on saie Friday TIN o'cioek
az ssc.
Noa sahdis An-snk Moire Ribbons.
in eli eofors. Friday at Toe a yard.
Nos. Is and e All-sllk Moire Rib
bons. aiI coiorr. Friday at lie a yard.
Nos. 20 aud 60 All-suk Moire RIB
bons. all eolors, special Friday at lie
n yard.
Extra Heavy Double Face Satin.
uncreassable Wash Ribbon. all silk.
worth soo a yard, bargain Friday
until | O'Clock at 81 i-sc.
a2-Inch Fine white Plain Swiss
with b-inoh figured ruffse, worth 2oc
n yard. on sale Friday I'M O'Clock
at IL lac.
to-ineh Satin Damask. for uphol-
sterlns. all silk. beautiful floral pat
terms and coiorfngs. worth 400 a
yard. Friday from o'clock till at
only tia.
White Cotton Curtain Loops, with
tassie. I 1-2c kinds. AZ only &c.
White silk Cord and Tassci Cur
tain Loops, ice kind. at &c a pair.
ss-Inch White Lappett Swiss. In
dots. and lare and satin stripea. isc
value. at only . lie.
Mems CSC Baibriggan Underwear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
RINCLINC
COMING

Some unusually clever features are
promised for Ringiing bros.' circus.
when this popular bis show exhibits
in Seattle next mouth. The dates
have been definitely set for Monday
and Tuesday. August = and =. This
il during the aecond week OF the
Etks' carnival. aud the circus VIII
add one more 20 the many sttFae-
tions that the ElkS have secured for
their amusement season Rtns ling
Rros' circus Is said 10 be bisger and
better than ever thls bear, nanr
naa features " a most Interesting
{ haracaer have been secured. There
are a number Of sensational trained
animal displays and the arena per-
foFmance engages the services 81
more than SEQ high-caaks pcrferrns
ers. The parade Will be given Men,
aay fnprnlnx. II Ia all new this
year and premises % be gorgeous
beyond anything Hitherto seen here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

gave a pretty ping pong party last
night at their home on Sixteenth
avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Robert u.
Issithehd we're the honofed guests.
The evening was a very pleasant
one and a dainty supper was served,
Mtn. r. Payne and Miss Ada
Payne. of this city. have left fot
GhHutnuqua. whore they VIII spend
a couple OF weeks,
charlie Hunt. Henry N. Dean and
Mr, Moorhead have taken camping
quarters near Madruna park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
BITS OF GAIETy


Mrs. win Perry enlsrtained q large
nnmt-~r 81 frtcnds Tuesday oyening
al he's home ON Queen Anne hili. The
evening IVES Ia hanor n MIza Ruton
who II visiting In the city. Cards
were played and daiaty refresh
montN served.
Miss f.ntslle Fisher gave a sailing
party this afternoon from | until q
o'clock on the kslptie. A large num-
Der af ssoung friends we're present
and the Afternoon VAS one 81 kreht
pleasure. Miss k.mmA Fisher was
the guest ~ hunur.
Miss Hlanch shaw and Charlie
klax we're married las, evening ct
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mira q. HI. Shas, isee fsalsr
way. II Was a home wedding and
many Young GUESTS were present
The bride waa beautifully sownsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
MACHINES
FAIR GAME
GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PROS
EcuTE BOGUS NICKEL MEN

Slot machine owners must protect
themselves against lead nickies. ac-
cersitrw 10 an Informal opsnton rend-
cred ~ [. :. Attorney F'rse today
Mr.. ffye informed the local United
States secret services afficc that he
did not feel iiks Undertaking to prus-
eeuse she makers and players Of the
lradcn eiux<. even II the token we're
made in crude imitation OF the gov
erunrcut-z coins. Proceedings In
such cases. he said. would hardly be
Justified. IN view Of the diffsealsy 81
obtaining evidence. and the small
harm done the general public by the
operations. % the machine cheAters
Capt Bell. manager OF the Seattle
Np<r~t service district. Mas pxsrar-
tuH 10 make a crusade against the
sfuG players. manly cn the ground
that they were uAnufactaring and
fssuiux tokens similar In appearance
to q United States coin Under Mr..
rry~'s opinion. however. the eases
whieh have been aastsr investigation.
VIII BE dropp>t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
IRELAND Is
OPPOSED
Denver Clergy Want
Friars Retained

DENVER. Colo. July sa-The
Catholic clergy Of this city have Is
sued a unanimous resolution which
j. Numerically opposite 10 the atti-
tude &C Archbishop Ireland In his at
titu1e towards the removal OF the
frlars ffan the Philippines.
The clergy of Denver believe the
friars should be left in the islands
and express themselves as believing
that a removal Is contrary TO the
principles OF religious freedom
sessions and pro=elyte under the
American flag They appeal to the
Declaration OF Independence and the
United States constitution for au-
thority for the prayer that the frtars
may be left In nossession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
ARE GIVEN
FAREWELL
Missionaries Leave for
the Field

NEW YORK. July q 4-Moat im-
preAslNe farewell services are being
held to-day in the church Of the Holy
Apostle. Protestant Epieeopaiian, IN
houar OF = band Of missionaries that
are 10 leave here for the foreign
flelsfH to-day, In tho party are 70
prominent missionaries who will be
Dispersed from the western coast TO
the different countries In which thef
viii labor.
Two OF them VIII SO TO Alaaisn
while the others are 60 60 "a Chine.
Japan and the Philippines They Win
travel westward under the eharsc %
Rev. j. w. Nichols. Of San Fran
rlsssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

FL PASo. Texas. july es.--A hold
up VAS carried out b three Atnsrl-
cans GA the Mexican Central rail-
NAY yesterday ssFninx near Hsraa-
jilio. IN which 90 .eaa In currency
vas taken from the express vault.
The men escape1 ~ the darkness
and have not been spprehsnted-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
ENGLAND is
PERTURBED

cowEs. July "a This mornings
Bulletin on the kings condition,
SAYS, "rhe king continues 10 make
Improvement. Although he con.
tinaea 60 make uninterrupted proK.
rssa. hts majesty Is not yet abls %
leave hls couch. Hts strength Is re-
turning satisfactorily
While the bulletins issued by the
kings phyaiclans are generally TAKEN
at face value. such expressions -
.ffe N not yet able 20 lrave hip
couch" are causing much uneasincss
as TO his ma icsty'E ahliity 10 stand
the fatigue ef the coronation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
ORGANIZED

NEW YORK. july "a Represent.
alive Babeock. of wisconsin. opened
up headquarters today IN this city Of
the Republican national committee
lie will only remain here long
enough to get things organized
whsn ne will put Representative
Sherman. OF Utica, ~. r.. In charge.
Mr.. Babcock VIII then spend all Of
his time In Washington, -. C., tax
ing charge Of that end Of the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
CHEAP SALT

PORTLAND. July 2a-The salt
war IL on again here in great shape
today.
Salt took another tumble from 8
per ton 10 -.
This Is q total decline in 20 days
81 31f per ton. There are vessels
here cischarging s.g90 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
AUCTION SALE of
Household Fur
nIture,
FRIDAY, JULY rs
PPM, at 1913 MsIrose Ave.

consIsfiue Of oak folding bed, parlor
rockers. fine velvet carpets. wool
rugs. bamboo bookcase. oak dressers,
vsTy flne Lace curtains. center table.
pillows. bedding. dishes, etc. the
above goods are only IN use three
weeks and are an good se new. Take
Broadway or Capitol I'M cars and
ret on at Meiross avenue. j. I. WIZ
ogu. Auoszenesr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
KILL GAME


DENVER, Colo, July 2s..-Two In
dI&ns have been arrested here by the
United States authorities for eiaugh-
tering game on the government req
ervation 70 miles southwest Of Delta.
Colo. They we're hunting for the
markets and there has been eoneid-
eFabIe trouble experienced by the
officers in locating them.
u. Kirk. a suspected bunIxo swim
dler. was arrested By City Detectives
WaDpenstesn and Byrnes last night
on suspicion. AZ yet no direct
charge has been placed against him.
He protested HE innocence At the
ff~tion. bat was locked up neverthe-
les. -
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n. FeIifz and W. southeriand have
secured the sole and exclusive priv
fiege for the sale ~ confetti for fhs
Elks Carnival, and want 70 secure
the services of twenty women 10 sell
the goods on the grounds. None but
beauties need apply. Yesler and
Western avenues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

The msodk
o - will well to o &c d omar and thus gaheteho
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
Brief Mention.

High water to-day 11:03 p. n1
 Mrs. B. M. Prescott of Branford is in town visiting New Haven relatives.
 The third concert of the University chamber concert course will be given by the Kneisel quartet on April r.
 The next meeting of the Yale-H liar yard conference committee will be held at Cambridge the last of this week.
 Another of the new locomotives of the Consolidated road, No. 451, passen- ger type, was delivered by the Ameri- can Locomotive works in this city yes terday.
 Mrs. Edwin P. Munson of this city city has gone to Milford and will spend the remainder of the summer at the home of her stepson, George w. Nun son of River street.
 Mf. and Mrs. John w. Nichols of Branford have arrived home from Mas sau, MT. and Mrs. William Warner from Tampa and on Wednesday Mrs. SC. E. Bradley and Miss LucelIa Beach, all of Branford, are expected from St. Augustine.
 Several hundred shares of New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company stock were sold yesterday in Wall street, the price going at once to 220, but not above. The rest of the market had enjoyed setback, but this stock remained cuiet.
 The annual session of the Connecti- cut grand lodge of the New England Order of Protection will be held in this city tomorrow. The meeting will be presided over by Grand Warden Jonathan W. Chapin, and will be call ed to order at 10 o'clock a. m.
 The fashionable thing at the present time is attending the auction sale at the George IT. Ford company's, which is an inviting place for New Haven's best representative society clements: and it is natural enough for the artistic things offered and the prices at which they are sold are an irresistible attraction.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
CHESHIRE LOOKING TIP

The outlook is encouraging for a little boom in business for Cheshire, said one of its oldest residents Saturday to Meriden Record reporter, as two of the factories are now preparing to start up, one on Cheshire street and the other in West Cheshire The former concern is a new industry to be located in the old Armstrong factory near Ore gon road, This factory IS being re- modelled and an addition will be built right away for the new firm, which ex- poets to locate within few weeks. Bos- ton men will run the business.
 The Gotta Shear company of West Cheshire is having an addition built to it's small factory, which is at present shut down, but a start up is expected very soon. This means employment for few of the residents,
 The brass and button factories are doing good business and the outlook is good for a continuation Both these shops kept the little town alive and good wages are paid there.
 It ia rumored that the electric road people who are at work laying rails through the town from New Haven to Waterbury have some idea of using the old watch shop property in the rear of the town hall for a sub-power station If this is done work will be given local people The running of electrics through Cheshire will help the town as visitors will stop over more often and money will be spent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP SCFED-
 JTLF.

Season Opens May S-National Event at Newport as Usual. Boston, April 7--The summer sched- ule of open invitation and champion tournaments of the National Lawn Ten is associa .ion was issued to-day and the list is much larger than usual. The season begins with the Harvard inter-scholastics al Cambridge and the Yale inter- scholastics at New York, and from that time until the Womens s singles and doubles at Longwood tour naments will be held practically every week in some part of the country.
 The national championship, as usual, will be held at Newport beginning Au- gust 19. This will be the event of the season. The eastern championship in doubles will take place at Longwood July 2t and the western doubles two days previous in Chicago.
 The women championship will be held on June 24 at the Philadelphia Cricket club, while the collegiate event will also take place in Philadelphia at the Merton Cricket club. The schedule includes the following:
 May 3-Harvard university, Cam bridge Harvard inter scholastic cham pionship.
 May 3-Yale university, New Haven, Yale inter-scholastic championship
 May 3-Columbia university, New York city, Columbia inter-scholagti championship.
 May 17-Prlnceton university. Prince ton, N. J.. Princeton inter- scholastic championship.
 May 23,-Bowdon college, Brunswick, Me. Bowdoin inter scholastic cham pionship.
 August 4-Norfolk l.. T. club, Norfolk, Conn.,, Connecticut state championship.
 June 17-Hartford Golf club, Hart ford, Conn, championship of New England
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08

Cheney on Forest street, Westville. MT. Ross has purchased the house of MT. Cheney, who is now building at the corner of Fountain and Forest streets. The new house will be ready for occu- pancy about the first of July,
 Paul Curran of Stowe street, Vest vile, is reported to be very ill, suffer ing from scarlet fever. The house is quarantined
 Miss Mary c. Conway, for two years substitute teacher, has resigned.
 Miss Helen A. Austin of room H., Strong school will be given leave Of absence May for the remainder of the school year. She is going abroad and will remain several months. No app pointment for her successor has yet been made.
 Mrs. Grant and daughter, Miss Hig. by, from Atlantic City, have removed to First avenue.
 Assistant Secretary W. r. Prince of the law and order league, gave an ad- dress on Law Enforcement in the Northfield Congregational church Sun day morning and spoke in the North Branford church in the evening.
 Colonel and Mrs. Judson of Main street, West Haven, are entertaining MT. Lockwood of Orlando, Fla.
 MT and Mrs. Joseph Meoy of Third avenue, West Haven, are receiving con gratuations upon the arrival of a daughter.
 Frederick Parks and family, MT Cha pin and family, and MT. and Mrs. Al bert DeBussey are occupying their cot tages in Oriental park,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE

Thirty Candidates Reported at the Yale
 Field Yesterday Afternoon.
 In response to the annual call for spring football practice thirty candi- dates reported to Captain Chadwick of the Yale team yesterday at the Yale field and went through some work that was rather heavy for this time of the Year.
 The backs especially were put through some hard work in rushing back kicks and the end candidates were set to tacl1ling them in mid-season fashion The practice lasted about an hour and the candidates were somewhat stiff when it finished. Captain Chadwick will have practice for about a week. jVanderpoel did almost all of the kick ing yesterday afternoon and sent the ball down the field in an excellent man ner. There was no lining up, but later in the week the line men will be given practice in breaking through the line and will be sent down the field under kickas
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
BASEBALL MEETING TO-DAY.
Final Session of Magnates Before the
 Opening of the Season.


 Opening of the Season.
 The directors of the Connecticut base ball league will meet at the Hotel Garde in what will be the final session before the opening of the season next month The meeting this afternoon will be called at o'clock and the most inn sportant business to be transacted will be the approval of the schedule that was presented at the last meeting. It will be remembered that the holiday dates were the only ones that were de cided upon at that time but to-day the whole schedule will be gone over and approved, The approved and corrected schedule will therefore not be anncunc- ed until after the meeting.
 With the exception of the adoption of the schedule it is probable that little business of importance will be trans acted, It is understood that all diff ferences as to the disposition of the dis puted players have been settled be tween the managers and no disputes are expected II is the opinion of all of the men who are in a position to speak with authority that the coming season will be a very prosperous one, and in fact the most successful in the history Of state league base ball.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
REAL ESTATE RECORD.

Deeds Filed in the Town Clerks Office
 Yesterday.
 The following deeds were filed for rec ord in the town clerks office yesterday afternoon;
 Warranty deed-William J. Atwater to Annie M. Ray, 2S feet on Nash street
 Quit claim deeds-Cela M. Strobe to William J Atwater 2S feet on Nash street; Chelsea Savings bank of Nor wich, to Marlin Firearms company, sos feet on Willow street, together with the Firearms factory. This property was mortgaged to the Chelsea Savings bank for s30,000 in 1SS7 and the deed record ed yesterday is a release of that mort gage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
gHA JlIL oU4k4NIiNE.
Prisoners Committed In This County
 Wiu be Taken to Bridgeport


 Charles Greenwood, the jail prisoner whose coming down with smallpox was the cause of the quarantininS ot the county jail on Whailay avenue, and who is now at Springside home, whither he was removed from the jail, was very sick man last night, but had not yet reached the severest stage of the dis ease last night, and Health Officer Wright said that he would probably not reach the worst stage until the last part of this week. Greenwood was de- lirious at the Springside isolating cot tage lastnight.
 County Commissioner Walter said last evening that the county commits sioners had arranged to have prisoners committed to jail in this county during the quarantine taken to the Fairfield county jail in Bridgeport. It is thought that the Bridgeport jail can take care of all committed, except for anu unusu- al outbreak of crime.
 What arrangement will be made in the superior court criminal side in re- gard to the trials in that court of pris- oners now confined at the New Haven jail awaiting trial at this term cannot be determined until after State Attor- ney Williams shall have had a consult ation with Judge Shumway this morn ing There are some bail prisoners to be tried, and it is possible that their trials will go on now instead of the tri- als of prisoners at the jail, as had been arranged.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
Tues day. April 8, 1902.
NAW ADrAnu1sAmnN1s uo-DAK

Pag Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory. Auction Sale-E. C. Beecher. Auction-The G. H. Ford Co. Black s-Gamble-Desmond Co. Blood Red Beets-S. $. Adams. Estate A. E. Hooker-Probate Notice. Estate c. Haglin-Probate Notice. Eben Holden-Hyperi0n. Flnancial-The Union Trust Go. For Rent-HouseA3S Academy Street. For Sale--Houses--J. T. Sloan. Fifty Eight Cent Slks-Howe X Stetson. Gas RangesN H. Gas Light Co. High Glass Tailor Gowns--Edelson. Jams-1he Boston Grocery Co. Lost--Gold Certi1icate--E. R.. this office. Mining Stocks-J. w. Schroeder. Millinery--The Edw. Malley Co. Royal Baking Powder--Grocers'. Seeds--Frank S. Platt. Silk Coats-The Chas. Monson Co. Tuesday is Bargain Day-Lambert The Chance of d Lifetime-Box S29. Uneeda Biscuit--At Grocers'. Wanted-Situation-2 James Street. Wanted-Situa tion-339 Columbus Avenue. Wanted-Cook- k-S7 Elm Street. Wanted -Woman-Cook, This Office. Wanted-Situation-4 Putnam Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
CALEDONIAN CLUB.

At the meeting of the Caledonian club to be held on Thursday night, the un- yelling of the handsome flag presented by Patroltnan John w. Grant will take place. It will be followed by smok- CT concert with refreshments. The committee is desirous that every mem Der of the club will make point of being present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
V LAI HEX ECOkD.

Washington, D. C., April ', 1902, D. Ill.
 Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday,
 For New England: Rain Tuesday; colder; Wednesday, partly cloudy; brisk to high northeast winds on the coast, becoming west.
 For Eastern New York: Rain Tuesday, with lower temperature; Wednesday fair; :; warmer in the interior; brisk northeast winds on the coast, becoming west.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08

The naval battalion practice ship El- frida has returned to this port from the Brooklyn navy yard, where the vessel has been undergoing general overhaul ing and repairs. The bottom has been freshly painted and the Elfrida is now in first class shape for the naval mili- tiamen's use during the coming sea son.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
WINCHESTER COMPANY TO BUILT
Two Additions to the Factory on Ar
 gyle Street.

The Winche ter Repeating Arms com pany will do considerable building this spring and summer, and yesterday se- cured from Fire Marshal Gladwin per mits to erect on Argyle street two addi- tions to the already large factory. The permits are to erect a new casting shop and a new power house on the Argyle street side of the property.
 Both buildings Will be one story in height and will be constructed of steel, concrete, and expanded iron, The east ing shop will cover an area of 54xS3 feet. and will cost about $S00O,
 The power house will be of the dimen- sions 6Ox34 feet, and will cost about s. 800.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08
The President a Slave to Catarrh.

D. T. Sample, president of Samples In stalment Company, Washington, Pa, writes For years l was afflicted with Chronic Catarrh Remedies and treatment by specialists only gave me temporary relief until l was induced to use Dr. Agne.y's s Catarrhal Powder. It gave almost instant relief. 30 cents. Sold by w. H. Hull, E. Hewitt-25