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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
HOMELY TRAGEDIES
Young Man Killed BY TralnA Miner
Crushed bv Fan az slate 4
Especial Dispatch q Tne rmes)

-.lSpeclaIsDispatchE 70 The Tme6)
BLUEFIELD. w VA, October NJ
Grover Ain. young man, aged twenty
two years, was run down by passenger
train yesterday. which he did not hear.
while walking a1sng the track near Flat
Top yards. and killed The remains were
brought here and will be taken to East
Virginia to-day.
George Gage, aged twenty-eight. Q
Hungarian miner. was killed at Olsana
mines yesterday by . fall OF Slate. His
wife and i've children u8viVo him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
in the county. A compromise was made
damages and costs Of warrant being paid
by the Garfield brothers.
TEACHER COULD NOT SPELL
Detective Arrested Wrong
Man for Counterfeiter.
Especial Dispatch to The r,mes.)


LEXINGTON. N. c.. October n.-ons
Of the negro teachers In the colored
graded school was denied registration on
account OF his inability to correctly write
the Constitution. His spelling was
something terrible. For instance, he
spelled Supreme Court, ''serpream Cote. !"
The sheriff captured counterfeiter's
outfit, together with several hundred lead
dimes. The money was good imita-
4 ton In everything but the sound. A gov
eminent secret service agent has been on
the case and arrested one man. who proved
the wrong man, and he was released
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
UNExcELLED CAFE CAR SERVICE
1atseen Hamlet and JacksonvillsSea.
board Air Line Railway. q.

c,nmsactnE October "a tie sssSoard
viii inaugursts its magnificent cafe car
service on trains Ne. u and No. q.
known as the Florida and Me1epslitan
Limited. between Hamlet and Jackson
Vile
The cafe car service OF the Snboard
has grown steadily IN favor With the
travelling public. and It'd present high
standing will be maintained No canned
Foods but everything fresA aud In sea-
son. Prices smodsgatA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

Mrs. NJ W. Newton. of Virginia, ma
5tional organizer and lecturer for the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union will
lecture in Highland Springs Methodist
Episcopal Church tonight at s o'clock
The public are cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
DEWEY AS A
WITNESS
Must Tell What He
Said to Aguinaldo

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June Ga
Admiral Dewey haa been summoned
TO appear before the senate commit
tee on Philippines Thursday next
The committee has decided 60 secure
hts testimony as 10 the exRet aitua
ton IN Manila during the early days
OF the American occupation and cape-
cially as 70 promises made and rela
uons established By him with Agui-
naido and thc taliplnoa
\ canvass af the senate indicates
that ouay's motion to Discharge tho
committee on territories fraei fur
Their consideration ~ the bill 10 ad-
NIT Arizona, New Mexico and Okla
huma a. states WIN be carried
The matter came up in the senate
this afternoon. QUAY wanting imne-
diate action and consideration Of tho
bill by the senate without further
consideration by the committee
which Il n thought was intended to
XIII the measure without giving the
senate an opportunity fo diacuHs H.
The house today adopted a resolu-
tion directing the secretary OF war to
furnish the HOUSE with a statement
showing the sums paid out 81 the
Cuban treasury during thr ported Of
American occupation "a Influence leg
legislation IN favor of reciprocity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
NOT MILES BUT A WOMAN
WHO TOLD STATE SECRETS

WASHINGTON. y. e. June "a
The high officials Of the admlniatfa-
ton have an idea that they stopped
% leak IN the war department when
Hobeeea j. Taylor. a clerk Ia Adj
jutant General COrblu'a office. WAS
summarlly dismissed.
They are not prepared. however. 20
more than intimate that they
wronged General Miles IN insinuating
that he gave Senator eulDerBGn the
papers Ia the Lieutenant Arnold
case. neither do they charge nor In
Hlnuate that Mrs Taylor has been
furnishing Information to the Dem
Ocrafie senators o. 10 what hgffprn
are 70 be found RECRUITED in The re-
ports made BY officers to their SUI
periorH here.
The dismissed clerk and her fflen1s
believe Mrs. Taylor Wa dlHmiased
because she severely criticised The
Philippine policy IN an article pub
llshed In a local paper on May u
They also believe that President
Roosevelt. Ia order 10 make her dis
iuisaal legal. changed the rules GOV
erniug the classified service. The
rules were really changed. Section
I Of the second rule waa amended 70
as 20 permit the head Of a depart
ment to dismiss without trial. any
one whose retention. in hiE opinion.
would be- "a detriment 70 the service
After this change was made Mrs
Taylor was called M and asked 4
she had written the article published
May ~. 10 which her name wai
signed. and In which she criticised
opinions expressed by the president
She admitted that she had. Thai
was shortly before noon. During
the lunch hour she received a note
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

aUe, native, 7c. rhuhafh 2u2isol psf pound
spinach 8o4fbOn per hHs native HHparnHuHt
tl.p0 psf ease green corn, iOa per doH
Provisions
Fresh meat--Cow beef, o. per Nj steer
beef UQpNe per ihl mutton Nethrr, INC
ewes fise. pork ioo per ID veal. large.
froyisi6ns = Hams. Zoe breakfast
harks itcI bellies. tse,
Hay-ruest sound. Ter ton. fia 90. Fast
eu Mesbineion timothy Fi4e1' Alfalfa,
uraina oats. a8s 90. uhgat. f2a6o corn.
5000. falied barley. la1Oo
Butter, Chess. Eggs and Poultry
Butter washington crvumeftss. p.
ranch fAH2to
Cheese saiiys Washington faii cream.
iautfc. Eastern Kew York. iHeu ttai
al 0OQ * % per eaas. Nov faTh. iS4lee
ldmhufusr, inuifci brick ie.flte' h~i@s,
taaipU.
EFgp strictly fresh ranch. 2aa2tc. Calf
fufulh. itHtbc. Oregon. ihc.
1--we Poultry Hens iaihutte. ffysrA
= 0oiooo per def turkeys. i50ife' geese
ipsl lrt ducks, iAe' ... -
Dressed Poultry Turkeys. 1870 gesss.
iiMiaci ducks. it1ihei chiokenH iavise'
Honey i2aisc.
Commissions Mems Prices
Corrected daiiy-Tha following pfirrs ar.
being nnsfsd g. the producer 50 round lots
on the dock or IN tire car ~ heattlsl
Grain Oats, h2p puft 30 90, hatiuFs txlsoV
wheat chicken feed. t2i01i eefn. Dulk.
$500
ch~sse-Nsiivs washington t1diiMe.
HFgs- strictly ffruh rnnrh. gle.
Butter = Washington creamery. ih1leel
rxnch. i6QiTo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
SHOULD HAVE
USED A BARREL

Kittie Bird vas found this morn
Ing and " nov prisoner In the city
jail. Kitty's first name could well
be called jail for a "jaiibird' she
now Il after making her systematic
escape from the county Jail where
abe was serving Il three months SEN
tsnce for habituai drunkenness. She
was taken in charge by the man
agement Of the Crittenden home and
from there she escaped Saturday.
This morning she WAS found by
Policemen McClurR and Helms In a
lodging house below Yesler way
very much intoxicated and clothed
only Ia a chemise. hs WAS arrested
and sent 20 Jail in her extremely
decollette attire she will probably
be returned TO the county jail to
serve out her term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
SALOONS IN
CITY PARKS
viii the Council Sanction tt7--othsr
Business Tonight.

viii the Council Sanction it7--othsr
BusinsHs Tonight.
At the city council tonight the
question Of granting a liquor license
60 William Steffen. keeper Of the
Madison Park pavilion. viii probably
come up. The police. license and rev
enue committee has had the applira-
ton under conflderat for tho past
two weeks and Il IL understood that
the committee will make favorable
report. ff this should be granted. II
- said. the council VIII be dciuged
with petitions from liquor sellers at
the other parks. Just where the dis
criminaflng line can be drawn Is a
question which has not been seriously
considered by the committee.
Councilman CHS gambling res0iu-
ton which IL before the same COM
uiitfee. may be- reported upon. In all
Likelihood adversely. although Mr..
can vii in this event present "a
minority report. The fact that the
gambling houses are all closed at
present may however have the ef-
feet ~ deferring action upon the ree-
oiutiun.
. he na jority petition for the re-
grade Of First and Second avenues
north Of Pike street will be heard
and probably referred 10 the street
commute 90 report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
lOCuSTS BY BILLIONS
ACTIVE IN baltimore

BALTIMORE. June baltimore
and central Maryland are In the
clutches OF the i7-yeaF locust Their
number "A estimated BY hlliious ~-uot
mere thousands OF millions. Thou
sands 81 young trees that no later
than yesterday were beautiful I'm the
Earb Of early summer. look - II
blight had fallen uron them every
leaf. except the stem and vcins. has
bean devoured. In the parks the
buzzlnR Of the male locust was FIRST
noted and t6la presages destruction
by Wholesale
At Towson and throughout Haiti
more county. thousands Of acres OF
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is SOLVED

LONDON. June 22-The Daily
Mails correspondent AZ Las PalmhH
cables that Senior Clements ftgurfaH.
engineer OF woods and forests for the
Canary Islands. and for many years
professor of physics Ia st. Angus
tines college. Las palmaa. claims to
have Invented. ID method 81 directly
utilizing atmospheric electricity. lie
says he has made a generator which
collects the electric ruid from the
air and can apply Il 10 ans purpose.
lie refuses 10 give the key 20 his
invention at present. but asserts that
the only extraordinary point about
Il IN that IL has taken 10 long TO dis
cover a simple scientific fact.
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Last Edition
q O'Clock 70. nn.
|CONvICTS
Gain FOOD
Boldly RansaCk Houses
Near LaCenter

VANCOUVER Wash. June ga
Merrill and Tracy. the escaping con
vieta. appeared Saturday nlsht az
the farm house of MeGcen brothers,
near Pioneer ana took all the pro-
visions In sight ana also all cloth
Ing McGee WIS absent from the
ranch enabling the cauylcts 10 thor
oughly rnneack the place.
The latest trace Of the outlaws
was gained sunday morning when
they broke into the farm house ~
James Mcclure, near Ia eeTter
stealing $40. new hats, shoes and a
whole eide 81 bacon The Mcguire
family was also absent.
Their tracks show the men headed
for the head waters OF the Lewis
river Sheriff Marsh had ahan-
doued the trail untn the men were
seen again. Others OF the puss. ars
now guardin. Lewis river. liain ir
falling which makes II possible for
the dogs to 80 better trailing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
DOWEE SHOUTS
MUCH WISDOM

WASHINGTON. -. g.. June 23.-
Alexander DoWie preached the other
day TO the faithful iu Zion city. II
Was the most remarkable address he
has set delivered fIc said
MAY the Lord have mercy on You
miserable sinners who want more
than EIGHT hours sleep. Men. you
miaerahle sinners. get up early and
give your wives "a cup Of milk while
they are IN bed. Women. II you have
miserable. lazy husbands. report
them 10 me and I viii give them hail
Columbia. ! viii Try q horn, and II
that does not work I VIII yell fire.
VIII teach you aii 20 get ~ early and
work. There IL auothhcr thing. You
viii have 10 stop this rowing about
nights. Ten o'clock Il late enough
FOR anybody 10 be out Those found
IN tho streets after that VIII be sent
70 The city jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

The MARKETS

business was lively today on west.
eru avenue Staple goods are in good
demand Berries went a little higher
ordinary varieties going for Ills. and
the best Clarke seedlings bringing
as high as szss. Asparagus II weak
at 81. Cherries are variable accord.
ing TO quality. Peaches and apEi.
cots are slow. Butter and eggs con.
tiuue unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
CHEAP NEW METAL

PARIS. June 20. Considerable at
tontIon hnH been given 10 % new
metal which ~ not compound but
simply molecular modification Of
aluminium similar 90 that which
makes steel from iron. II 90 called
eynbfHe. ~ NJ bright M silver and a.
htim na steel.
The stun is absolutely IN
oxydnbie and cheaper thau bfaaa.
state engineers recommend TINT
evubrite be aubatliuted for nickel
ana copper IN telephone ana teie-
ufit IN uutsnrufun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
SOMNAM BULIST
TAKES A PLUNGE

wAuKEGAN. III. June z3.-John
Rodgsr Rogicrt Of Louden county.
Virginia. had quite a thrilling espef-
fence at Harpefa Ferry. He h a
somnambulist and during the night
arose and started to walk across the
bridge which spans the Shenandoah
river In doing So he fell or the
bridge into the water 70 feet below.
lila right arm. left ribs and ia~ bone
were broken. When discovered he
Was seated In the river on a rock.
trying to attract attention. He viii
probably feeover. but II IN 4 critical
condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
JossInc QUOTATIONS.



femope~ft 9s0sf.ce boy; cooking APP
pies. Thc9ti co. setinu arpier. ~ T5af 90
oranges, o. To1f3, 90. bananas, - hoQfs 20.
riu.appiss. $50 per desi sss4iins oranges
" 1ba2 ~; navels. 81 7h18to. Medit-fran.
ean sweets ~ 70. vaisnciss - nD0ta - ,
israes o. aontsoo case taneerlnes " -.
srane fruit. t2ooqfa. ott strawberries.
81 70 rer crate clarke neeiiinHs. 81 Is
cherries. Ta4s1r per boz goosabetries, &C
81 -. curranss 81 30. piums. s20o
vcgstshiss
Potatoes - Ola. s2sntAo Per ton.
new 81 b08si 70 i~r rwt. bets. 81 50 pes
fssk3 carrots. 81 s502.o9 Der sack. lettuce.
CARTE. O.: cabbage. - ss1 81 50 per ew VI
native. SOC per dor; husks. zoe.
CELERY, Sc Der dos sweet pota-
toes. o. per case. Chill psppers, 259aoe
saunrkrauf - dac. tomatoes, 81 II per
crate. Texas tomatoes. sf.1s. radisheh. To-
per doH. parsley coo roc; snions.
500 per sack paranips. 81 10, eau
iifower si,75; pumpkins, 2u2hH PER
~ sguashes. 2lsc wss beans 30,
Artlehokss &c ser dox striug beans.
a. eucumhsre. Thcdsi.tO Def dos. brussels
sprouts. T0se aeaa. asfei telephone peas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

meadow land OF grain fields look like
porous piastefs. 10 close together are
the holes made by the Insects. In
Lauden park. tho lafReat cemetery
Of Baltimore. the holes from which
have erawied iocustz. average 500
TO the grave
From ali over the countrywide come
reports of the activity 81 crows and
rpafFawH in their attempts 10 extnr.
inmate the pest. The birds have 80
from them II doubted.
The iocuHts. while supposed to eat
every Kind Of shrub and leaf. have
thus far not touched c~dafH ard
pines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
Il MURDERS
CHARGED TO
ONE NURSE

BARNES TABLE. Mass. June "a.
Jane Topran a professional nurse.
charged with lrlple murder In
causing the deaths BY poisoning OF
member Of the Davis family. was
placed on trial this morning II IN
alleged that no lesa than ~ persons
have been killed by Miss Tuppan
The victims all died by poisoning.
The defense may put In plea OF In
sanity. Those familiar with the
wonlsHs ways say she had a mania
for money and clothes and he state
may advances this as motlve for
her crimes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
TelNITY cHURcH BENEFIT

On Saturday evening at the Grand
for the benefit Of the Trinity Parish
building fund, a charming comic
opera. THE Pixies Triumph" VII
be given by 80 Of Prof. Little's dane
ing pupils, supporting Miss Evelyn
Orrnsby and Miss Sadie Hlte. Seats
are on sale ~ all % the members OF
the church committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
IS WRECKED

LONDON, June % A news agency
report received here yesterday says
the Chinese cruiser Kai Chi wa
wrecked yesterday az the mouth of
the Yangtse river by The explosion Of
her magazine. Details are not COM
plete. but II Il stated that many lives
are believed TO have been Lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
HAVE A NEW GAME

CUMBERLAND. Md. June "a
There IL a new form % gambling
going on in the house ciaakroomS.
Formerly the members played green.
back poker for drinks. but since the
Installation 81 siK-pronRed electric
fans even matching pennies has be-
come obaolets.
Each prong 81 the fan 10 number
81 and the players each select A
number. The player holding the
number that falls opposite the up
right support Of the fan buys fof
the entire party. The game II very
popular, bat the switches controlling
the current are about worn out by
the constant turning on and shutting
or OF the current.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
IN A WRECK

ST PAUL. Milan. June zs.-In n
wreck on the g.. -. T.. NJ. a O.
railway yesterday. near Ashton. Ia.
q. ]. Robinson. u Sioux city. la. n
mail clerk. and John Barrett. a fire
man. we're killed. and James k.sskine.
y. Weston. 6. ~ Hall and T.. 4.
Thompson. ali mail clerks. % ~.
Paul. seriously injured. a misplaced
switch was the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
MOR0S CONFER

MNII.A. June 2s.-Col. Baldwin.
commanding troops IN field in Min
danao. reports that the Moroa are
comforting with the Americans. The
sultan. Baldwin reports. 90 urging
friendship, but two chiefs remain
stubborn. Baldwin hopes FOR a
peaceful settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
Large Import
Order

or small musical instruments and
supplies fuaf received Also a
IARGE SHIPMENT Of TALKING
MACHINES and the LATEST REC
ORDs now arriving. giving intend-
ing purchasers over FOUR THOUS-
AND RECORDS 20 select from.
Since buying the Winter 4 Harper
Co.'S sheet music. small musical in
gtriirnents and mere handlse business.
on the lat Of May, we have added
several thousand dollars 10 the stock
and are pleased 10 note that our
daily aales are Increasing 10 such an
extent as to Justify the belief that
the musical public appreciate this
advantages o. our superior facilities
low prices and courteous treatments
II
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| Reliable Pianos I;
+, cLINE's PIANO HOUSE +:
! SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST.: /
Sunset OIL and Refining Co.

Second block Of stock OF s0.o0o
shares nearly al sold That remain
ing yet 10 be had az sc per share.
Those desiring stock will do well TO
act promptly. Early advance In price
ELLIS MORRISON. Asst. Sec.
Basement Mutual Life bldg. Seat
tie, Wash.
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saying that for conduct ~ the pr-iu-
dice Of good discipline she was da-
missed. the dismissal 70 take eficct
az noon.
Mrs. Taylor. who n a hu8Woman
" Representative MeElenry Of MIN
ueaafa. wrote Rarags Criticisms On
the policy # the late Preaideuf NC
kinney They were 50 bitter that tbs
latter caused inquiries 10 De made -
10 nor IDENTITY. When he found that
sht tqae a government clerk, he drop
ped the invest t'-''
Tturfar,. real a.t..a 1fon bi0cX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
COURTHOUSE NOTES

The case Of n. w. Barto -. the
County Commissioners iH being argued
in the superior court today. Barto
gained perpetual restraining
order against the county commits
sioners from building the South Se-
attic macndamized r0nd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
Aeousss Niaht Clerk.

Gus Nicholson. proprietor OF a.
lodging house at First avenue and
Main street. reported TO the police
this morning that his night clerk abb
seconded. The amount Of the defalca-
ton was but si2, but just the sam.
clerk whose name he says IL
Frank" looked up by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
slot naohIne selred.

Two slot machines. one n trade and
the other money paying were seized
In the Lobby saloon 81 Third avenue
and Cherry street this noon by Dep
uty gheriffs Dial Roberts and Tom
Bevan. The seizure were made on
warrants sworn out a week ago by
A. G. Jacobsen, the representative OF
the Antl-Vice Crusaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
IS ACTIVE

HONOLULU. June f7.--The activ-
ny Of the volcano kilauea Il on the
increase. The smoke i dense and
more flames are seen. Hot lava has
ben seen In the crater but has not
yet overflowsd. A big eruption is
expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
TnE f.ANpa i've az.

we might have made the earth
bring forth
Enough for great and small"
Haiit flour mill on Beacon Hili
without a -four al all.
I put my money IN a hole.
II II well with my soul.
The owners. n. II Dearborn a. Co
sell tide land lots at prices low.
Hut not aa low as an hour ago.
Their office - In HRiler'H Block.
Room 6. first floor. don't stop c
knock.
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]. u. Friedman and hlH son had 4
novel experience with highwaymar
late Saturday night Whgh near
their home at Eighth avenue and
fealer way a POSTPAID Jumped out Of
a clump ~ bushes and irVeled re-.
voiver beth victims shouted ioudl,
fof help and the THUG disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
KRUGER WANTS
TO RETURN NOM <

AMSTERDAM. June 23.-Boer
Agent Vessels has gone 10 London
10 see the secretary of state for war
regarding his own and Paul Kruger's
return 10 South Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

The committee In charge OF the ar
rangements for the Ellks' carnival
this morning filed a petition with the
city clerk asking for chemical en-
gine, apparatus and flremen to be
stationed on the fair grounds during
the carnival. II the petition IN
granted the chemical viii be on the
grounds close at hand In case OF
fire in the building.
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The enthusiasm. the satisfaction Of
cycling t. real. IL lasting when you
ride a Yale OF Woiff-American
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RODENTS LIVED ON cseensAcks

RIVERSIDE y. J. of
he had purchased aygnr number
xcenbacks h
opening seize th the elusive and his
acquiring
a Of
bits
Iavigne viii the
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AND AS USUAL

rhs Trust Druggists. when thcy see
shem pilch M u front 81 our store.
vii al auee send one "a their pa ii
h,rrllngS e. the freight stations e.
IN t. find cut from whom and
whence they came. They do Il every
sf.ta
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rarlslrs Anti. Trust Prices


.Rsycotted ~ Seattle pruE Trust.
~hich Is composed Of more than fiftS
Seattle starcs-
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Moonlight excursion tonight Cap
ital city. dalbraith'h dock. Sis p IN.
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WILL Be ANOTHER
HEART
BREAKER

within ihc next tsvo or thrive DAYS
another carload If medicines Will
.esch the flartcl Drug CO. from the
ftaaf
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Afoonligh, excursion tonight. Cap
iial City. Galbralth's dock s:i5 .. m
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Reichort Bros. pianos. ITO Union
The evening Republican., 1902-07-10
CUPID GOES
HOUSE HUNTING,

"Just when Tn looking my best" "
said Florence Donaldson, there's
no where to go and TO one to see
mel"
Her sister-in-law laughed anus
edly at this avowal. Zone of the
cruel fatalities of feminine existence
she observed.
Florence, garbed her new spring
suit, had run across the hall from
the opposite flat to see il she could
not inveigle her relative into an af-
ternoon's outing. Young Mrs. Don
aldson, however, was too absorbed
in the making Of her first shirtwaist
to be lured from the sewing ma
chine.
Flushed and bright eyed she was
working with an ardor that brooked
no interruption.
Erred wagered I wouldn't have
this done when he came home to.
night, and I'm determined I SHALL"
she told Florence with o swift smile
md glance.
ooh, these young wives,' sighed
the girl. II wonder if III ever he
so crazy for my husbands approval
that I'll stay indoors such radiant
ly beautiful day as this:'
"Of course you will, Florrie-and