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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-12
Rdi!ro1ns.
pENNsYLVANIA



STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third and Des-
brosses and Cortlandt Streets.
agThe leaving time from Desbro>ses and
CortIandt streets is five minutes Inter fnaa
that given below for Tventy-thira Sree'
station except where otherwise mated
W. FAST MAIImited to two Bgifss pa1o p5
Cars New York to Pitts6pg. Sleeping car
u FEST EEE4iIsTf fa5 efgfaaa Com
Pa part Fo se2 a Sp Ies Toie cincinnst Ind
1:,5 p VI CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPREss--Fo
Toledo Louisville (via CincinnatD Indianapolis Chi
81 i sT r6 Dl9s ExPREss-For Pttsburg. Ind
Lgisys s. Lqf RnlnS Chicago For
s W. PESfFIC fxPRESs&For Pitsburs and
Connects for Cleveland except SatT T
For Pittsburg Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
755 SOS 925 Dining Carr. 1910 Desbrosses and cor,z
land streets 90 Dining GaT SSs D snd Cor
m i2.39 dining tsg 9: - ssonsI LIN all
Paror and Dining cars DINING carr Ia q D,n
sandag. '' SIS ,' oDinns Carr DINING CARP
Parlor and dining Cars, 8 Is dining Csr 4ss DIN
soT E HER RAIEW1YTEzDTess AS I21O
ATIaNT1c COAST LINE-Express. 925 and as
sEsABOARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-''FTorfda and Metro
politan Limited. 1255 M daily Express Az-1o n-nt
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cf fEs HSD OHIO RALWAY-155 a. m, week
days and 4.55 p. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOlk.-1oo - M
week days and $50 D. m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-953 a m. and go q. m. weekdays
Sundays. 755 a. m. Through vestbued Trains. Buff
fet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays.
Parlor Smoking Paror Dining Car and Stand
dard Coaches sundays.
CAPE MAY.-i2J5 D. weekdays.
For points Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-third Street Station. SIS a m, 1910.
325. 435 and 11-2J p. m Sundays. rs a. Ass
p. from DesbrOsses and Cortiandt S-reetsD, 900
n 12JO. $40 $40 and 1l30 p. m. sundays, 0. 40 g.
SIS D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Go Desbros@es and CCrtland Streets. 900 rs, I55.
S5 $50. 30 Dining Carr. 935 LiuedD. 1910
(esbrosses and Cortandt Streets 1920 Dining Carr.
1913 Dining carr, 11j5 - Dining Car). Flo
Desbrosses and CortanGt Streets. 2:20 255 . DIN
$50 Dining carr. T-Jj D. m. night
sundays $40. T55 cOaches. S25 S.55 925 Dining
carr. 955 (Limited) 955, 1875 Dining m 1888
Dining Can. 155 Dining Carr. y Dining Carl 355.
Az Uinng Car). 455 Dining Carr 500 dining Cars
80. S25. SO, % n. IL 10 night
Ticket offices Nos. 46f 1895 1854 PSI Broadway.
1-2 Fifth Avenue tbe0w 22d ST.; House; West
Twentyhird Street Station. and stations foot OF Des
brosseS and COrtlandt Streets Fulton
Street. % Broadway and Pennsylvania Station.
Brooklyn: Station Jersey City. York Transfer
Company will call for and check from hotels
and residence through to destination Telephone "9f4
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
J. =. HUTCHINSON. J. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION. a,
eos A VI. and BIS VI. Daily. except Sundays, 10 FITS
Held and North Adams. Sundays only, at 90 A. IL
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket at ia. PSI. AS 1915 Broadway .
Union So 1873 f2s-h ST..
I2th St 13sth St Stations. New York: s38 and 52s
Fulton St. and fJc Broadway z D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 New York Central Can
Service Baggage checked hotel residences by
Westcott Express Company
A n. SMITH. GEORGE H DANIELS.
rn-aIS &c. D. H.
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CONTRADICTION eettled back several rolIltfs ,trg
,n5e ven active realizing and scarcity = pubic DIE -
ID On -,a C11Tl, general Idens wee that stu lower
T. les ar likely tC-InCrrow Unner 1nr" NV
less Liverpool higher than dlt 81 E- market
opened steady. with prices 70 points -et
,5r firm leal by Liverpool where price,, -
,.-t fr-- as impaired with expected d@clire q IL
= IL points shorts ana t-ut OPP u--- -
The first minutes but 'onliisslo.. ~s,e eosn
-s,.rr- o.. The higher prices to secure lrlllS. -
pf,sr The (l;l te Who'll market made GOWNS
II of very large 70. - IN 1i:nu-
atsi .he unfolding movement and sefe:e aL,i-
Ie5a-s FIR he balance + he forenoon the Llsrt g:
weak 5-rerEar. with Nay n = -, bs~e the
New 0-5aare market ted relatively firm win l+eT
months 1ray above the same options ,bat
Hu.sh statistical I@ilf'S anu
sprt cs--an was easily nant aiming rs !'sal.' a. ~
figures the were '.e snl - raar.il
ire Southern market. hut for some un.Il..l 49,
rad bu: little impression On l'cal -
,rat thoroughly covered u s'u ,i.c1rata
siderable hong account has 'e,IHti
-ey t,ytrc IN setback Yet cheerful i.!l,l-'.'
from Africa good t-ade rcr'S Ir,L ~ tsa~s
and increasing export oeai.'''tS 49, ,de Tbe
against o,erzpalotls o.er- the SNORT SUI -.
afternoon Qut-t ana narrow 49,.
rally occurred small esflIas l'S 1T -
points ca rel King gave ne IN -, zee,
week as 80 bales AGAINST i22u'H halrs
year The figures g lfeS'zr were nul ~. rig5t
those q Colonel kinE oja bF'nGi' I'm 7r
is -l4>'siA' f"ts, -
rnsrv q the smaller crot osti:natcs. 'I'radstreet
morrow VIII state: Cotton hos continued - letl
staples The matter # hlsh !e"liE, ai-
prices reached present crop Were
week f,e raf7 lowest ue.ne l'le on sI.ts'
which stl prices by a cosatFane toe
Increased public interest. as Wei as +-a-gtb
81 exhausted supplies were req ,lIi' "a sl,gb+
here heavy realizing lat" bought ap,u .s ~
action The feeling hat The hu movement mas nos
vet beer exhausted. cotton goods have
partly the rise II the raw lI.lc5 az rsyss
On he realization that increased WAGES lI
1900 employees Involve higher prices for me liz ,i
esuee5 me lockout 4 GOO cthers and those idle ana
dependent thereon number 1000. ,. =. a..
prices in the local market toa8y
(
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This weeks statistical statement from Liverpo
De usual comparisons. "a follows:

Cotton Exchange special
fair business doing: Eaes specuistfon
spert 300 bales American 1900 receipts 10000
Pses, Aiaerean 1900 bales iriddng upland. 116d
rnlures opened steady. unchanged n
Xxt points lower. April. LIS: April May May June.
'og ana July August 45eizb: September.
n<st September October,
5cu4 81 November December o7l Tecennber-JarIu-
ny 4Nb: January February 2Jb Manchester yarns
n'r -; More Inquiry. but doing.
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AMBWRG=AMERlGAN LINE.

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOCTH-CHE MISUNDERSTANDING a.,
Rismarck NAV 10 AM Deutschland June IL. 10 AM
c,oI,.nbia NAV 10 AM A Victoria June IL. 10 AM
Ieuscblsnd MAY 10 II AM F. Bismarck June %. 10 AN
4 Victoria NAV 90 10 AM Columbia July 3. 10 AM
Rismarck NAV 81 10 AM Deutschland. July 10. AM
TWIN-SC'RElW PASSENGER service
PLYMOUTH ERT3OURCi-HAMBUHt I.
Waidersee. .AoriI r. : AM MOtke une " ~
Apr % $3.50 PM Patricia June - 8
Pretoria = Arr 90 10 NJ Rluecher.. "a. 30 AN
NotIka . MAY q ago PM WaIdersee. July l. 100 Pm
Patricia. NAV IL 10 AM Pennsylvania. July :. : AN
VaIdoTsee NAV 20 $40 PM Moltke July 10. 13O IN
Pennsyy'a Nav %, 800 AM 'Palatia July ~ = W
Pretoria. June 400 PM Patricia July 49, o<A'
sTo Hamburg direct
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
YORK-NAPLES-GEN
PM Paiatia June 3 : IN
Phcenicia May s. PM Phoenicla- June is z PM
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER CRUISES.
During JUNE JULY and AUGUST to NORWAY. the
NORTH CAPE. and aPTTZBERGEN. 70 the BALTIC
SEA and CAPITALS OF NORWAY, SWEDEN. Rus
STA, and DENMARK,
BY THE STEAMERS 1--x
7. VICTORIA LUISE and y. NICIORIa
For illustrated pamphlets and itinerary apply
BJ-RG-AMERICAN LINE.
Offices IS and 81 Broadway. Piers. HoooKeh- ~ j.
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EUROPE

The next Of our THIRTY TOURS TO EUROPE leaves
''Hohenzollern April % for Gibraltar. ITALY Aus
tra Switzerland. Germany, the Rhine. Belgium France
England day
other tours TO All Europe many including
the CORONATION. Fares. All Expenses included, $40
to 1915
the Coronation Procession and
Review Excellent and three chartered
Independent RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP tickets
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Ocean L1lcamsrs.
WHITE STAR LINE.

Ocean STEAMERS
A WHITE STAR LINE.
a ~ NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gernaanie %. noon Oceanic. Apr. 80 II
Teutonic %, noon Majestic. May T. noon
f.yrnrtc Apr. %, a m. Celtic. May 8.
Pier 4s North River Once. Broadway. New York.
L1AST ITALIAN LINE la VeIoce."
= safifng every Tuesday Naples. Genoa.
ROLOGNESI< FAIRFIELD Co. % Wall 1t
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HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

HOILAND-AMERICA LINE
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM VIA BOULOGNE S. NJ
New Twfn-Screw steamers Of IL. 600 Register
Steamer AMSTERDAM Apr. IL 10 A. "
Screw STATENDAM Apr. 10 80 A. NJ
' via Plymouth and BouIogne-Sur-M er.
Twn-Screw POTSDAM Apr 70. 10 A. "
s'eai h,v 70 Hoiand-A,nerca Line. Bway. y.
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Stock in Hav-e 9a5 bags OF which = ;.s nats
- greviiiar nrnrared with All and 24iooVO bags
respectively last week "a, -. q. ,s @o11ovrs
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DED ID" LINE
IL For La Cuayra Puerto Cabero. Curacao and
caiho via Crracoa-Caing also San Juan, p r.
Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
$ PHIL DEI.PEIA. Saturday April 49, noon
3 s. CARACAS. Saturday, May s. noon
These vessels superior accommodations pas
Ne BOULrON. BLISS DAII.ETT.
General Managers 1876 Frout-st-
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New Jersey Central, Philadelphia & Reading

New Jersey Central, Philadelphia & Reading
FOR PHIIADE,LPHIA CReading TermnaH-g'425.
tsoo 40 le 90 II go a M 400 sieS .1sS 39S
s9OO go - p. NJ. '12 Is mdt-
FOR READING AND HARRISBU R6s-e4O0. 1895.
9.1O QOGJ I13O Reading only y. NJ. I2O.
500 $50 to Reading only) 2. NJ. y. 10
rndt sundays - . 30 Reading only A NJ, 100
3 30 Reading enIy) 800 $50 eco to Reading only
r ". Is mdt-
FOR louisville SUNBURY AND WILLIAMS
PORT-'400 '425. SEQ. o. 10 Q1.30 Pottsvile only)
A. NJ. I20 80 C4SO. 40 70 Pottsvfle onlyl. 80
p. NJ. mdt Sundays. F+2J a. NJ. 100 (t3. 10
Pottsyille only). 800 P. NJ. r. 10 mdt.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
On J. CENT?. & RIB. & o. RYS)
FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-fsOO
1000. -1I30 A NJ. 100 $780, 4'34 40. 500. 100
2. NJ, 'f215 mdr
Offices: Liberty Ferry. Ferry 113. 26f asa.
1900 1S2 9Th % Union Square West.
I53 East 273 West 125th St. 285 Columbus
Ave- New York; Court ST.. 344 Fulton ST. Brook
ivn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New York Transfer
Co calls for and checks destination.
sFrom Liberty ST only 'Daiy fDaty, except Sunday.
Sunday only tParlOr cars only
W. G BESLER- c. NJ. BURT.
Gen'l Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
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EIGHT to Eleven
Thursday to IL O'clock Bargains
are Here Given

wounen's Whit Lawn Embroider-
ed Turnover t,oilarettee. assorted
patterns. washable. worth soc. from
\ 60 II. ibc.
Narrow cafnbric Ernnroidery
Edges. extra fine quality. blind pat
terms. worth Sc and 8 Lie: from $ to
n. TIC yard.
women's Cream Rettenbere and
Point Venise Lace Collars. new open
patterns, worth s2.2s. from to II.
At sxc each.
Plain and fancy oolored. striped
and plaid ftisbona. faii inches vide.
warranted all pure silk. the leading
brifht aud staple coiors: worth 2so
and &c yard. from to II az 12isc.
Flannciette Kimonos all new pat
terms with a s-inch soiid coloi'ed
trimming. i5c values. from 10 IL
at sc.
Flannelctte Wrappers. made Of the
new figured fiannelette. deep fiounce.
collar and appetite braid trimmed.
cur regular fi.2s wrappers 10 n.
only, at soc.
chlidren'e bingham Aprons. with.
out Sleeves. sizes 10 II years. with
rtfffie around neck and trimmed with
white wash braid. special Thursday.
3 to II. soc, Value. ehe
Infants Long White Outing fian~
mel SHIRTS. special, TO II. isc. VAL
ne &c.
chIIdren's white Dresses. slzes
aud ?. Mother Hubbard style. yoke
he's three rows OF insertion In front
and ruffle of embroidery over shout
DER special : to II. ssc. Value. 7sc.
Wonen'e Fine Vici Lace Kid
Shoes, flexible soieA, kid tip. med
ium heel, value S2.5o. for 81 ss.
Women's Fine Lace Shoes. Booths
solid Kid, dull mat tops medium
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Isoies. hand weit-d, military heels.
vaine s8o1. Tor ss.es.
women's FINE Wei Kid Lace
Shoes. Md tips. flexible sole coneave
heels. fancy scroll top. value x3.eo,
for 81 %.
Mems Fine satin Calf Lace Shoes.
! medium heavy soles. low heels. val
,uc. &C. 80: Tor xl.sp.
Mems Fine Wei Kid Lace shoes.
heavy solcs. Goodyear wcitsd. This
line has the union stamp. value $3.50
FOR s2.4S.
Mems Hemsiitched Hfandkerchiefs,
worth isei ON Thursday 10 IL each
Toe,
Mems CSC Outing Flannel Night
soies from s 10 n. each soc.
Buys shirt Waist and Blouse, IN
percale suiting. Bingham and cham
bravs. nges 4 TO ~ good abc value:
for inc.
Boyr' Pants. gray check ana stripe,
sec value. for 36c.
Roys' Fancy Flannel Blouse
Wrists. $50 value: for aSc.
Iamaak Towels. a limited guam
tity OF Linen Towels. size tkxa0
inches, knotted fringe: worth Ice: 4
To II Thursday, each. 7iac
Ble2ched Table psmask. "a inches
wide. assorted patterns. good value
at feot TO II Thursday, a yard. Csc.
seeszucker Ginshsm. 30 inches
Wide. very heavy. red and white
stripes, worth i2itc; s to II Thurs
day. a yard. &C.
Madrns suitlngs. light grounds.
with rink, blum and black designs.
resular price, 2bc; to IL Thursday.
a yard, leiSc.
Extra special on the Twentieth
Century Cook Books. $3.50 edition.
for 75c.
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Pyro Developer in packages Of s
powders each. isc. resnlar 2sc kind
Rose and Cucumber Cream. csc
bottles for iSc.
Taicum Powder. regular Csc size
for &c.
Cocoa CASTLE SOAP. Csc size bars
Tor i6c, A good toilet soap.
$40 Chlidren'e School Umbrellas.
special Mt ssc each; worth soc.
Nice Thin Decorated Cups and
Saucers. willow blue. such as cur
grandtnothers used: value isc each.
! to n. &c each. Only 9 Ia a buyer
iSf7 Rogers Bros.' Satin KNIVES
and Forka. to II. sses set-s kniyes
and forks only one set to a huyer.
Rest Cubuiar Lanterns. side lift.
regular SIZE kind; to n. acc eacan.
Only / 10 buyer.
Rush shopping Bags. regularly nc
each: TO II, Sc each. Only to, a
buyer.
women's Jersey Ribbed Extra
Fine Wool Nests and Pants, In gray.
actual value. i.0n. special from s.to
II at hec garment.
women'H Jersey Ribbed, Fleece
Lined Union Suits; extra quality;
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STREET WORK

Al the meeting OF the board of
public works next Saturday bids for
the following street improvements
win be opened and contracts
awarded.
Laying concrete sidewalks on Mel
rp<s as0aue north from Decay way
20 Roy street. cement Walks ON East
pfnc street from Se~ente>nth TO
Stnete<nth avenue. concrete walar
on ThIrtieth avenue from feslsr rHay
20 Fast jefferson street. concrss-
walks On East Howell street from
Beilvfss avenue 10 Magic place .
grating. surfarink ard curbinx a
large district about Cedar street in
North Seattle. grading. etc. Tween
tieth avenue south from Yesier way
to Atlantic street
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sent this famous success In America.
PAYING the author for such privilege
the sum OF tau0 pcr week. la II MI.
James Nelli Will assume the role nf
David Holmes. the part originally
played ny Mr.. Russell The atnoh-
phefo % "A llaChelof'n Romance
" distinctly rural. The scenes are
laid IN New York and New England
aud the characters are thoroughly
American. Tho literary flavor Of "a
bachelors Hpmhncc" II contributed
by David Holmes. the bachelor. the
literary critic on the ftevleN. MT.
Mulberry. an antique literary man.
who II unable Ia turn his college ed
uuation into money hemoanr the SUI
psrftelatity OF TIE time Ia matters o.
literature. Archibald Savage, mod
ern and thoroughly upsto-date Jour
naitst and the anthitheaia OF Null
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[. A. BOOTH
MURDER CASE

The four men accused OF murder.
ing l. A. llooth In the Green tAFiht
saloon three wrecks agu. are eth be.
ing held IN tho kins county jail
They are kept separated and net al
lowed to communicate With each
other. IL " nroha Bile that there viii
be no action vaken in the case until
after the Underwood trial ~ coneiud-
ed. Ii has not yet been decided def
inttels whether there VIII be a pre-
nminary hearing or not.
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Michael Cohen. charged with hav-
Ing received the property stolen by
James Nunroe Preston. the noted axe
and shovel thief. was given a pres
ltmlnary hearing before Iuatice Cam
late yesterday afternoon. The hear
ing II his brother Abraham. II set
ed hts decision IN Michaels case.
Cohen insists that he simply act-
ed a. rawnhroker and advanced
Preston money on the articles. not
knowing that they hRd been stolen.
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NEW YEARS DAY
FOR THE JEWS

The observance % the Hebrew new
year. ~Rosh Hashana.~ VII begin
Thursday. Services IN e~lsbFatlon
ALL be held tonight al the Temple
De Hfrkch. RAnbl Joseph win preach
tonight on Things Perfshabie and
fmr~rishabie.- TomorroW. at 10
a. M his subject viii b. Age and
routh~ An excellent musical pro-
gram viii be rendered a. both ser.
vices AccordtAx 60 fIfhiicai chfun :
oiosy. Thursday VIII be the begin
ming Of the year sset
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actual value. SOC; from 8 TO II II
suit -.
FEEDERS ponpadour Brash ~
Skirt Binding, very best ~
regularly sold at SC yard, saie
from to II. Sc yard.
The Security Hair Crimrin
best quality and finish. regular
lee box: sale price. from "
box. 4
se-inch Half Wool Henrie'H
shades and black: value NN. 80
sB-inch Corded pesc&iine
value i5c. at 7isc. -
$50 Black Mercerized safssn e
ticoats. all lengths and many ~
esc.
Wool waists. all celors and -
si.as.
Remnants and Miiieuds q 49, =:
valued from e0c 10 sec yara.
20 inches wide. from TO n
yard. r..<.
Brand New Designs IN Art ss
inRs. IS inches. value 2sc yasa'
IL. lac yard. -,
Odd Lot OF Portlere and 80 /,
Fringe. double head. four co
select from. value isc yara'
iskc yard.
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ON TERMINALS

A special meeting Of the council
committees on corporations and
streets vii be held in the council
chamber tonight TO consider tire
proposed railroad tunnel ana t~rnia-
al franchises The committees have
much to do yet before their report 10
the city council can be made.
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"TEN DAYS" CLARA

Clara Watson. who vas arrested
several days ago In the upper part
Of town was again taken into Gus
fody last night % serve out a slls-
pended sentence % ten days When
che Was tried several days axo for
plying hrr nefarious occupation in
the respectable part OF the city. Po-
lee Judge George fined her $40 and
SUSPENDED ten days On condition that
ohs comply wtsh the regulations that
are imposed on other women Of her
clAnol Last ntxfn she was found in
her old haunxs abovc tire dead tine.
and her arrpNk followed she VIII
now stay IN the city jail for ten cays-
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ASK PRO LECTION
FROM UNION MEN

a. Howison and II. soper. two non-
uniOn men. were arrested by Police
usen Kelly and McCiurr iasf night
ehnrrez with carrying concealed
weapun4 The man said that they
had the weapons A. q orotectiou
AGAINST union men. Later In the
evening the non-union men came 10
the police station for protection A
number 81 men verr following them
ana to officers were sent to tak~
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YOUNG elRl MISSING

Tire seattle police have been asked
20 hook OUT Toe a ib-yrarsold runaway
riri from Tacofna. The ehiid. Wheea
name IL Lotffs Startsl. ran away
from her Noue In TarnFna lnst Fra
day and has not been. seen xinre.
Her father. Wha notified the local
police yesterday % her disappear
nncs. said that ne was Nure that sAr
was In Seattle. Her parents I've a.
fsas south Teutf strwet tn Taeotns.
wrhsr last seen the Eirf worv a anEk
skirt and q light shirt waist.
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woRklNo ON MN rRAcks

The Northern Pacific has Gem
nieneed work on fNc new terminal
tracks In the vicinity Of the Centen-
nial min. White the tracks are be-
inE built 60 Accommodate the grow.
lnx business of Seattle. they will be
made n part of tho tunnel terminal
system Repairing viii begin short
~ on the srvstle 60 West Seattle.
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MAskEp HlonWAYMAN

While on his way home 10 sss
Fourteenth avenue. at an early hour
this morning. Wilbur Harlan vas
confronted by mashed highway
man The thief ordered the young
man to stand and deliver. but Har-
tan did neither. lie turned and ran
made 10 attempt 10 catch hson. When
ne arrived at = telephone he notificd
the peliee.
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WILL TELL
IT LATER

WASHINGTON. y. &. Oct. -
The cabinet meeting adjourned AZ
noon. Secretary shaw having arrived
previously. II l. stated than an Of.
nciaf memorandum Of the discus
Sions Will be given cut b Secretary
Cortelyau this afternoon.
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women's outing FLANNEL downs.
Mother Hubbard style. trimmed with
narrow beading and forchon lace.
price sac. value Ills.
wemrn's Muslin Drawers. made
with cluster Of six fncs4s. special for
isc. value SO.
chliaren's All weol Knit sktrts.
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KILLED In
EXPLOSION

ROCKY fiLf4I. Ky. Oct. IA mill
butler exploded bore this morning
killing tho proprietor. Jesse kinslau
his son. Allen Kinsiow. Chax Krhm
and VIM. Cfomrton. The mill was
werksa
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STREET SIGNS
BADLY NEEDED
Chamber Of cenrcroe Takes Matter
ue--other Business Before Body
This Mornins

That street signs should be erect
cd on the street corners on all graded
strNefs In the city, and Immediately.
h. the sense OF the Chamber of
ComrnerOe. At the regular neeting
OF that body today n resolution Vas
passed declaring the above to 10
the opinion of the chamber, and IN
structlng the committee oat streets,
roatis and parks. with L. q. Graves
added. to take the matter up and
after an exhaustive Investigation.
bring the matter before the city
council.
the matter was gone into at
isngfh. ~ -. Graves Was the Ru-
thor OF the resolution. and ne ex-
plainea In fuli his IDEAS In regard TO
Il and the great need OF the street
slsns. In his opinion. and also that
OF Others pre~ent. that the signs
should be OF distinetive nature.
olmifar TO the blue background white
letter sign NOW being used by the
Seattle Electric Company on It's
Ne Ads. Wanted
T. q. Shorroek made the point that
q movement wae now on foot BY nfl-
vxte parties to pat up street signs.
adding advertise nents to the street
names. The chamber unanimously
decided 60 discourage this and So
cure. II possieles signs that would
b. lasting and a credit 10 the city.
A meeting OF the committee viii
be held In few days and al a later
date an ordinance fully covering the
matter viii be presented TO the city
council
A communication addressed TO the
chamber from the Portland Board ef|
Trade. asking cooperation In the
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Notice OF the completion OF ~
street Improvement contracts have
been filed with the city comptroller
by Secretary Ragiey of the board OF
nuhlfts sxcrkN
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berry. ana Harold Reynolds. re-
porter. Each stage settlne will be
true 20 the scene intended Co par-
tray artistic In a degree ~ the NELL
company uses no local theatcr
scenery Whatever IN any play given
by It.
Nevada Il being presented 81 the
Third Avenue thcatef this week.
There VIII be the uNual saturday
matinee,
Lost IN New York WIN close AZ
the seattle theatfr tonight. There
will be a matinee this afternoon.
The managers or the Madison are
presenting continuous vaudeville az
the houne this week. There Va a show
every afternoon ana evening.