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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

WANTED, men to learn barber trade;
here are advantages that cannot be had
elsewhere; abundance OF practice. quali-
ned teachers, expert demonstrations. tools
given, diplomas granted, board included
and wages Saturdays; always demand for
qualified BARRIERS; We were established In
1888 and have branches In New York,
Chicago, 81. Louis. New Orleans. san
Francisco ana Minneapolis, Our system
10 well known; do not be deceived by
slmilar name or cheap scent shops called
colleges; see cur illustrated catalogue,
mailed free. MOler Barber College, 1SO9
Douglas 81. B-Ml9t v
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen wanted: sell our 81 bottle sar.
saparilla for Sc; best seller; 200 per cent
Tory. +. r. Greene, 50 Dearborn strese'
Chicago. -eee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
Games and Other Toys.

James ana Otnef Toys.
T'rh Floor Take Escalator.
Table Tennis. 400. TO sss4.
Table Tennis Bats, l0c. 10 Si3l.
Imported "Hslex" English Table Ten.
mis- Balls. dozen, sic.
Folding Tennis Tables. made al Compo
board, 4xS f. SS9s, sxe II. se.4s.
Imported Trick Boxes. FAC. 10 SS.7e.
Combination Game Boards. s2.eS,
Carrom and Crokinole, $3.50.
Crokinole Boards, soc.
Archarera, s,.l6.
Halma. 66c. Steeple Chase, SIC.
Wild West, 44c. On Parade, SIC.
Louisa, 44c. Kings Quoits, 44c.
Uncle Sans Mail, SSc. Conette, 33c.
Gypsy Fortune. SEC Hopla, lie. TO
acc
Pretty Village, lie. TO Sic.
Fish Pond, lie. TO sc.
Dolly's Play House, Sic,
Bell ard Hammers, 2+c. TO 4ac.
Lotto, lie. 10 sl,24.
Assorted Games, four varieties, 7c. and
lie.
Card Games, large assortment, l2c. TO
&c.
College Boat Race Horseless Car
rage Jumpers Nelly BLY, and Mail
and Express, 24e.
Game Boxes, filled with assorted toys.
including Bsttledore, Jumping Rope,
Cup and Ball. &C., lac. to S4.es.
Imported Ninepns, fancy enamelled
and striped, ACC. TO $l.24.
Bowling Game, $l.47, Faba Baea,
76c.
Table Croquet, Ale. TO Csc.
Spelling Boards, Sic.
Magic Hoops, 6Sc.
Dissected Puzzles, &c. TO SAC.
Dissected Maps, 33c. to SIC
Puzzle Picture Cubes, 44c. 10 SIC.
A B c Blocks, 7c. to Sac
Wooden Building Blocks, ise. to sl,74.
Stone Building Blocks. 56c. TO SAILS.
Magic Lanterns. ACC. to $s.ss.
Upright and Horizontal Steam Engines,
sec. TO $685..
Mechanical Boats, SAC. TO 50 98.
Steam Boats, SAC. TO s24.eS.
Mechanical Trains, SOC. to sl24s
Mechanical Automobiles, 24c. to s4l4.
Mechanical Baking Mules, ,4c.
Mechanical Clowns. 24c.
Mechanical Delivery Wagons, 4ec.
Mechanical Bakers Wagon. 4ec.
Mechanical Animals Bears, Lions,
Rabbits. Dogs, Cats and Peacocks, ACC.
to S9s8.
Iron Toys Fire Engines. Hook and
Ladders. Ice Wagons, Coal Carts,
Trains. &C., &c. to S5.l6.
Toy Banks, large assortment. 7c. to
CSC
Imported Stoves with all utensils and
cooking lamp, ACC. to SASS.
Drums. FAC. to s2.is.
Nickel-plated Horns and Trumpe,s
l0c. TO sac.
Bsgpipes, 2ec. 10 4sc
Toy Soldiers, Infantry, Cavalry and Ar.
tillery, 24e. TO se.es.
Soldier Tents, lie. 10 37c.
Soldier Suits, 64c. TO S5.eS.
Skin-covered Horses on Stands, fi,tec
with wheels, 44c. to Si29S.
Skin.covered Rocking Horses, S4.24 I,
SASS.
Fur and Skin-covered Animals. Cars
Dogs, Rabbits, Goats, Sheep and Pigs
24c. to S9.98.
Rubber Animals, isc. TO Sl.24.
Rubber Balls, gaily painted. ensmelle
and gss-iilled, Sc. to csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
Tolls & Their Belongings.

Filth noor. Take Escaator
Every Doll you see here is rosy,
robust. radiant-absoutely free OF
flaws or defects. We have no
cripples. Our department is not a
Doll infirmary-no seconds. Dolls
with awry noses, abraded h-owS,
scratched cheeks, Scared ears or
fractured legs are not admitted. The
examination Of Dolls that aspire to
be in our display is as rigid as that
whith embryo soldiers must undergo
before they gain entrance into the
ranks of the army.
Heinrich Hanivertk, OF Walters
hansen, sends US the most perfect
specimens. They are ideal in form
and feature, the kind that win the
raptures OF the little folk and the
big ones, as well-tine wigs, eyes
that open and close, IS to 20 inches
high-ooc. TO 1924.
Small Dolls, arrsyed in the native cos
tunes OF Japanese, Indians and High
landers, lc,, 24e., Csc, 47e.
Dainty Boy and Girl Dolls, prettily
dressed, l2c., l6c., l7c., l9c.. 24c.
Dolls, clad in silk, attn and fancy cot
ton gowns, 23c., 47c., CSC. Sl.24, sl.4s.
Dolls. gowned in the most fashionable
silks and sa,ins. s2,ss to S24.sS.
Baby Dolls. cute and sweet. in long
clothes, CSC, sl.24, $l7s up TO s4.7s.
Undressed Dolls, kid bodies, - TO 20
inches high, 2jc.to s24s.
Undressed Dolls, in shoes and stock
ings. ointed bodies. eyes that open and
close, - TO - inches high, 23c,, 47c.,
CSC.
lndestructible Dolls. PAPER mache
heads, muslin bodies. FAC. TO SEA.
Colored Jointed Dolls, l4c., 1885,. 2lc,,
sec. up TO $l.24.
French Jointed Dolls, in shoes and
stockings. lS TO - inches high, s2.ls
10 S6.I9.
Ping Pong Dolls, with racket and balls,
lSc. to Sl.sS.
Celluloid Dolls, 2sc. 10 s3.74.
doll Wardrobes in fancy boxes, 4oc.
to S6.oS-in leather or canvas trunks.
1898 to Sio.oS; in decorated eggs,
4oc. to 500. Exquisite debutanteS
in the social realm of Dolldom will
require Jewelry for adjoining them
selves. Thousands of sets are here
Including pin, necklace and earrings,
i4o. TO Si.6,.
Dolls Bracelet with watch. SOC.
Dolls Chstelsine Watches, 2sc. to
Sl4e.
Dolls Fancy Puff Boxes, 24c. to 81 40,
Dolls Set OF Table Linens, 24c. TO 74c
Dolls Handkerchief Sets, in fancy
boxes, 4sc.
Dolls Curling Iron and Stove, ,lc.
Dolls Nursing Sets. &c.
Dolls Chatelaine Bag and Belt, Ice
and lec.
Dolls Plush Bags, lsc.
Dolls Corsets, 2sc.
Dolls Underwear Sets. 7Sc.
Dolls Imported Velvet Hats, sl.3s rc
$i6e.
Psrasols. made Of satin, silk and lace
33e. to Sles.
Hospitable Dolls that contemplate
entertaining guests during the holi,
days will find complete assortment
OF furniture, china and Silverwar,
here; also all kinds of food and frui
ready to he served
III China Tea and Dinner Sets, 24c. tt
Sl096.
III Toy Agate Wear. 24c. TO SS.74.
II Fancy Ensmelled Toy Dishes, 2&c. I
/ S5.74.
III Doll Houses, 4sc. TO S24.e7.
III Toy Tables, Soc. to Sill.
| Toy Desks. a8c. 10 $7,24.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
A Great, Grand Gathering Of Good Groceries.

Imported Malaga Table Raisins, extra
fancy clusters. large cartons. 34c.
Imported Malaga Table Raisins. special
extra fancy clusters, tNo-pound car
tons, SIC.
Imported Malaga Table Rsisins, extra
fancy stock. put up in wooden boxes
containing five pounds. Sl.24
California Cluster Table Raisins, in
wooden boxes containing five pounds.
SAC.
Csndied Peels. best quality. including
Citron. Lemon. Orange and Mixed,
pound cartons. Isc. dozen, Si.6s.
Spices OF all kinds, with the Macy
guarantee Of absolute purity, at Macy
prices
Black Pepper, quar,er-Pound cans,
Sc.
Jamaica Ginge quartcr-pound cans,
&c.
Allspiee. quarter-round cans, Sc.
Cinnamon -Ctylon, qusrter-pound
cans. i0e.
Flavoring Extracts that are unques
tionably pure, being manufactured in
our own laboratory
Vanilla. 2 o., i2c.; 4 o., 23e.; s o.,
43c.; Is or, 32c.
Lemon, 2 o., llc.; 4 o., 2lc.; 8 o.,
4lc.; Is o., 72c.
Almond, Orange and Rose. ; o., lie.
Spanish Olives specially selected by
our own experts
Extra large Queen Olives, 10 OF. bottle.
1885,; 20 OF. bottle, SIC. 80 OF. bottle,
49c.
Giant Queen Olives, 80 OF. bottle, lac.
Stuffed Queen Olives. filled with
Spanish pepper, large bottle, zee.
Stuffed Manzanilla Olives. filled with
Spanish pepper, &c.. lie, 24c. and 1ec.
Strictly Homemade Fruit Jellies:--
Red Currant, Ounce, Grape and
Black Currant, glass, 2sc.; dozen,
S2e8.
Brandy Peaches, quart jars. sl.l4.
Brandy Bartlett Pears, quart Jars,
Sl.24.
Picked Peaches, quart jar, SIC.
Marrons Glace. medium-size glass Jars,
3ec.; large.size Jars, S8e.
Mixed Nuts, choicest high.grade mix.
ture, fancy assortment, pound carton,
lSc.
Princess Paper Shell Almonds, pound
packages, 2sc.
California Paper Shell Almonds. pound
packages, lsc.
New Seasons Crenoble Wslnuts,
pound package, Ice.
New Seasons California Walnuts,
pound package, lac.
New Seasons filberts, pound pack.
age. lac.
Pecans, large size, pound package,
lac.
Paper Shell Jumbo Pecans, pound
package, ,Sc.
Jordan Almonds, pound cartons, sac
Sicily Almonds, pound cartons, SAC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
FaVors and Decorations.

basement
An immense assortment of dainty
con ceits-novel and pretty ideas in
|silk, satin, and papier mache. I'm.
ported by us direct from Paris. Vienna
land Berlin-exclusive novelties at
popular prices.
Slippers, Banios, Guitars, Caps, Hats,
Baskets, Trunks, Bags, Sleighs, Wsg.
ons, Carriages, Fish, Medals. Lizards,
Turkeys, HOLSTERS, Hams. Canned
Goods, Footballs, Ping Pong Balls,
Dolls, and many kinds OF Animals,
Fruits and Vegetables
Swapping Notices great variety
|oc. to $3.50 box.
Frilled coverings for chop bones, and
legs OF chickens, turkeys and birds.
Fancy boxes for candies capacity,
quarter TO ten pounds.
Lace Paper in many patterns and col.
orings-all sizes.
Ice Cream and Sorbet Cups made OF
fancy paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23


New Seasons Imported Smyrna Figs,
medium size. box. lie.
New Seasons Smyrna Figs. large size,
boxes weighing two pounds net. 33c.
Imperial Locoum Figs pulled five.
pound boxes. 94c. and 5 LA.
Washed Figs. in baskets. small size,
e4c.; large size. NC.
Largest, choicest. best quality Inn
ported Figs. in large boxes, l9c. .
pound.
Preserved Canton Ginger in stone
pots, small size, 1856; medium, SAC. {;
large, 64c.
Crys,allized Ginger, IA 10. box, lOc. /:
/? ID. box, lso.; pound box, tec.
Fancy Assorted Glazed Fruits. half
pound cartons, &c. pound boxes. 44c.
Extra large Red Glazed Cherries.
half pound boxes, BE; pound boxes,
4lc.
Booths Salad Dressing, small bottles,
lie; large, 2lc.
Snider's Salad Dressing, small bottles,
l4c.; large, 24c.
Yacht Club Salad Dressing, small bot
ties. 2lc.; large, BIC.
/ ToIlo NlSo WolasSeS, quart IdIS, IfC
Gold Medal Syrup, quart jars. lsc.
Goyar's Maple Cane Syrup. qts., p
gallons; a., 2Sc.; y gal, 44e.; gal.
74c.
Lily White Asparagus. Colossal size.
glass jars, 69c.; dozen, $3.50.
Lily White Medium Asparagus, 81 ass
Jars. 44c.; dozen, SS.06.
Jessamine Asparagus. glass Jars, &c.
dozen, $3.50.
Whole Tomatoes. Lily White brand
quart glass Jars, 24c,; dozen, STA.
| Fresh Beets, quart glass jars, CSC;
dozen, S3.l4.
Imported Mscaroni, Spaghetti, Italian
paste, Alphabets, &C.. choicest quality,
package. l0c.; dozen, $l.i4.
Macaroni and Spaghetti. Lily White
brand, package. &c.; dozen, $50.
Cornstarch. Lily White brand, pack
age, 7c.; dozen, 79c.
Tomato Catsup, Lily White brand. pint
bottles, l6c.; dozen, Sl.s2.
Quaker City Catsup. pint bottles. &c.
dozen, $I.04.
III Peerless Brand Soups-Chicken. Chick.
en- Cumbo, Mulligatavny. Consomme
ii Bouilon and all other varieties, quart
can, Gle; dozen, s2.3s.
McLaren's Imperial Cheese; Club size
&C.; small, 22c.; medium, sec; largest
size, Tic.
N Roaueiort Cheese; small size, lac =.
large size, &c.
Edam Cheese, best quality, imported
in tin foil, S9c.
Leon Marceau Cherries in Maraschino
our own exclusive brand. first importa.
ton for this season.
Quart Jars, 72e.; dozen, $7.24.
Pint lars. 44c; dozen, S49S.
Hsli-rint Jars, 23e.; dozen, S2.68.
Full quart cans. 5Sc. dozen. $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23

GeneSta Coffee, our regular price 24c.
a pound !; reduced during this sale to
lOc
rlacy's Plum Pudding.
Old English style, one year old. made
of the purest ingredients, thoroughly
ripened and delicious.
Pound cans. Ice.
Two.pound cans, 3ec.
Three-pound cans. SIC.
Four.pound cans, CSC.
Lily White Mineemeat, hali.sallon Jars,
6%c.
Armour's Mincemeat, package, &c.;
three-pound pals, 44c.
Golden Pumpkin. three.pound cans,
l0c.; case OF "a, S2.18.
Pie Crust, package, l0c.; dozen,
Sl09.
Lily White Flour; has excellent bread.
making qualities and Is especially
suitable for all kinds OF pastry.
Barrel, s4.4s.
Halt barrel, sass.
241a ID. bag, SEC.
Cakes Escape the strain and uncer.
tainty of cake. baking by making
selections here from all the favorite
kinds. They are fresh, light and deli.
cate.
Plain Pound Cake, pound, Ice.
Citron Pound Cake, pound, Ice.
Marble Pound Cake, pound, Ice.
Hickory Nut Cake, pound, 2ie.
Rich Fruit Cake. pound. &c.
Many other fancy Cakes a. prices cor.
respondingly low.
Cake Icing-Richters-.in Jelly glasses,
including Chocolate. Strawberry, Va
nilla, Lemon, Orange and Pistsehio,
lie.
Fine, large new seasons Patras Cur.
rants. thoroughly cleaned, pound car.
tons, l0c. dozen, $l.0e.
Seeded Raisins. ianciest stock, pound
cartons. l0c.; DOZEN. SLIP.
Large. bright Sultana Raisins, thor.
oughly cleaned, pound cartons, lac.
dozen. $ls7.
Imported Malaga Table Raisins, fancy
clusters, pound boxes. 24c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
~ NRHMaokCGS Attractions Are Their Low Prices.
MA. :G: <; : ): ;; ::
TOYS in All Their Glory.

hnce Christmas Preparations FAIRY sance
MyS-nd world
n,e-be dinoco and beauty
romance hob
work realization their dreams
and Nuremberg
Everything
chershe childhood.
The
It is the thegla 0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
China and Glass for the National Feast.
Turkey Dishes.

Extra large English Turkey Dishes
decorative border round the rim,
gobbler in full feather in centre.
2lxl6 inches, at $2,87.
,5xIS inches. at 1897.
,sxls inches, at S4.87.
Cranberry Sets.
An immense variety of Cranberry
Sets-new shapes and decorations
imported for this seasons business.
Carlsbad China, si.49 to S6.49.
Limoges China, 500 to $500.
Each set includes bowl and twelve
SaucerS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28

Gamblers are again getting down
10 their regular easy mode Of max
ing living. The threatening war
clouds that a couple OF days age
hung so low over both the tender
ioins. old and new, have almost dts
appeared. The blackeat menace OF
all the terrible threat of a grand
Jury has almost vanished.
Something akin " peace reiEna I'm
the gamblers world.
When IL was announced n few days
aso that Chief sullivan had obeyed
the virtual command OF Superior
Judge w. ". hell. those on the In.
side OF police affairs predicted live.
iy gambling war. The gamblers in
the new tenderloin made the threat,
with the Intentions of carrying n
out. that n they we're closed up,
which was the Meaning OF the up.
stairs order. every house In Seattle
would close.
Pressure was brought TO bear on
Judge Bell TO call off his grand fury
dog and to all appearances now the
pup is safely chained In his kennel.
The ground-floor gamblers we're al
lowed TO open and are still running.
No explanation has been given out
by the police.
Chief sullivan left the city after
giving the order to open, and left
Inspector Willard in charge. Tine
only answer that the acting chief
Will give 90 questions about tho gam
bling situation " Well. they're run
ming prn't they2"
Al the ~olice headquarters IL was
given out today that chief sullinaf,
would return 10 the city tonight
While he liz away Inspector Willard
Is Ia fun eharRo OF sl4e Department.
Until the chief returns little will
happen, 30 far as gamblers are con
cerned. When he once more Takes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
hEW CUBAN
RAILROAD


NAsHiSCToS. d. c.. nov. rs
ofpatch from Havana says the
10 Central Railroad. from Hay-
49,. 9 cantiaE0. will BE- opened for
. .-HM today. The trip from Hav-
49, q H4ntiaao. about so miles.
- made ~ about ~ hours,
..s,Itas three days are required ~
t'-.'n.nip, the only mesns Of travel
rtn the opening OF this new rail-
. ~ cuba IL expected to enter upon
r.w era career Of Industrial de-
rss,s..einsnt and activity which IL ex-
"a ~ result in the bettefment Of
-. Mnapiiants, commercial PROS
r'.'1 ana the Improvement Of inter
-. auaifs. The main line Of tho
49, - Of standard gauge and It's
r,e's.s afa o. ztoei and maBonry.
u equipment generally Ii similar
/, .nai ~ tie bert American roads,
s.nf intended to run through
1--sk'n9 cars between Havana and
~,nso The line rus through the
49, ~ the eastern part % the
sr1ttNes whore there " much unde-
s.sted mineral wealth IN the noun
if ~, Districts. but want ~ cap
pas hitherto prevented ita pro-
1917 pf9fuetiqr. Copper mines
&c. great fItcnt and rich. and
r. @.f power ia plentiful. Along the
-, -. OF the main line are 70 be found
~' srssa Of Land ef the riehexL dh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
TROUBLE
EXPECTED

HAVANA. Nov. sS-Ths indlca-
tons are that the general strike viii
be resumed Tomorrow. Many lndaa-
tries viii be effected. and trouble Ia
looked for. Rural suardHmen are
being rushed TO Havana from all over
the island
HAVANA. Nov. sS--Twe OF the
men wounded IN the attacks made
By the mob on the street cars. on
Wednesday evening. have died. Tue
mayor has ordered the arrest % all
PERSONS vi no were In the hoaNes from
which shots we're fired. The Judge
In charge Of the riofAng eases has
ordered the arrest Of the editor OF
TIE keccncentrzdo. ON the eharx. OF
sc<sitton.
The strike settlement a. arranged
By General Gomez rroved only OF
temporary duration. The rural gem
darmes we're again called out In fun
force yesterday. the strikers havins
axakn assumed = menncinx sttiture.
T1r anniversary % the marsyrdom
cf Cuban students was observed
throughout the island yesterday. ana
many inesndisry speeches were
made
President Palma received the new
Chinese minister yesterday. but ow-
Ing 70 the reports OF disturbances.
cut the formaiitiee short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
TRAIN WRECK

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. zs.-At 1850
O'Clock this morning the St Louis
flyer, on the Big-Four. which left
INDIANAPOLIS at midnight, struck q
broken rail. a few miles west or
Avon. and four sleeping cars and one
day coach we're precipita.ed Is feet
down an embankment. The train
carried an unusually heavy load %
and the casualties arc
large. II IL known that the bodies
OF some unfortunate victims are
buried beneath the wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
CAPTURES
BIG MONEY
SEATTLE OFFICER ogTs RE.
WARD FOR ARREST or NINE.
Ia BONITA

The arrest OF Madame la Bonita.
accused OF abettias murderers Of Dr.
Ceyiey In Butte. several weeks ago.
was effected through the detective
work OF Seattle policeman. Geo.
nunn<li. one OF the youngest men on
the force. The reward ~ saa0 OFFER
cd for Information leading to the ar
rest OF the woman. viii be paid to
Hunneit-
When the reward was offered for
toe La Bonita woman. Bunneil start.
Cd to work on the easr. and traced
the woman IN her fight from Butte
70 San frnnciHcos The day be.
fore her arrest. xsanneii triegfa phed
the sheriff az HATTIE asking II the re-.
ward offer was atiIi good. The reply
stated that IL was. nlnneft wired
20 the Butte authorities The wonanr
address and her assumed nafIzu in
San Francisco Her arrest WAS then
merely question % minutes
The murder Of Dr. Coyicy and the
subsequent arrest Of J w. kelley
and fight OF Madame la Bonfa. tfe-
eted an extraordinary sensation In
Butte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28

F0uMDERED

VICTORIA. Nov. ss.-The steam
ship AsrAngi from Australia reports
that the vsntpor. which recently
took = cargo Of lumber 10 the Orient.
struck q rock and fourdered OF tbs
coast Of New Zealand. Eleven os
her crew are missing. including the
captain and third officer. II 10 feared
that The boat Ia which the men de-
ba<ked was drawn down with the
vessel A cargo Of $500 tons Of coal
ard 80 cofin<. containing the bodies
of Chinese intended Tor resrtsrment
in China. we're Lost with the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28

The four rnasted bark Musi<oko
spent f2s days In making Vancouver
from Antwerp, but met most OF her
trouble on Puget sound. She left
the Canadian port last Tuesday. In
tow Of tug Tacoma. 10 discharge at
Seattle 900 tons Of cement. We'd
neaday the southeast gales were so
fierce that she and the Tacoma shell
tered ell night In Piumner's sound,
reeuming the voyage yesterday.
To load 2.0O0. ooo feet Of lumber and
as much forage in addition. that she
can carry 70 Manila. the transport
Warren arrived from San Francisco
yesterday afternoon. She VIII coal
at Seattle. but toad AT Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
WANTS sia DAMAGES

John Nelson wants $500 from the
Seattle o Tacoma Interurban rail-
way, az damages which he claims 10
have sustained by reason of an ac-
efdent that befell him last August.
At that time he was EN- rioyed In
track work by the defendant com
pzny, and while engaged in laboring
on \ high fresfle. he was struck by
q hand-car and fell 40 feet to the bot
tom ~ the gully underneath. The
bones N his loft forearm we're brOk-
On by the fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
MORE FUSS
PROBABLE

KINGSTON. jamaica. Nov. IL
According TO recent a6vieee received
here. there II still the pr0ta billty Of
revolution In Hayti. Gen. Aisxls
Nord. the Hayden war minister. IL
der his command al Gonaives. He
has proclaimed himself president Of
the republic. and expects 20 advance
or Port su Prince within the next
ten days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
LAUNDRY
employees
TO MEET

A meeting OF laundry cmioyes wiI
be held this evening IN Swedish hail,
al the corner OF Eighth avenue and
Olive street. the organization sf-
fected week ago viii be compiet-
ed. and the officers OF the new
union elected.
8. w. Harmon viii preside At TO-
nights meeting.
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osJEcT TO IMPROVEMENTS

=. L. vena Rowe, Miranda =.
Rowe have zied objections IN tho
superior court against the propOscd
extension and establishment Or
Bellevue avenue north, hatwern
Themaa street and Denny way. TIC
teflfldnerH pray Tor relief against
the levy and collection OF taxes for
the Improvement OF the preeessd
thsrouxakarn.
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Are
GATHERING IN
TR0PlC SEAS
hmany and England Will Enforce Claims Against
Venezuela With Naval Guns, and Uncle Sam
Will Be There to Umpire the Game

two countries on the ground that a
violation of the Monroe doctrine
would be cosamitsed. Tiut the wash
inEton government. though very ten-
sesons on that head. n not likely
prepared under the present eitcum-
stances 10 support Venezuela
through thick and thin.
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KILLED IN
COLLISION

BENEfcA. Cal. Nov. zs.--Two
Southern Pacific freights collided
near hers yesterday and Engineer
Foster and Fireman. were Instantly
killed. The accident resulted from
disobedIence Of orders by the dead
engineer.
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seription. well wafsred aud Suitable
for raising sugar cane, tobacco. corn.
cotton. coffee and ali fruits Of the
tropical and sub-tropica1 regions.
such as yamE. oranges. uiangoea.
pineappies and bananas. all within
= short distance Of market
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ALONG

LONDON, Nov. 2s.--Rear Admiral
Bererford viii soon be relieved OF
his command OF the Mediterranean
squadron and assigned to another
command. he IA Raid to be unpop-
ular with admiralty board. This Is
given as the reason for The irnhafnr
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TO
ACCOUNT

MADRID. Nov. 2s.--sener Macho.
the distinguished anthropologisi. Is
threatened with suit and the sup
preston OF the publication OF hie
magazinc on account OF an article
relating to King ALFONSO. Senior
Macho, IN an analysis OF the kings
character along physlognomical lines
concluded with the Inference that the
young monarch presents verltablc
tpye OF deGennracy.
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coNelpERINo PRoTEsT

The council committee ON streets
Is IN session THIS afternoon, consider
ing the protest against The proposed
i'm nrc'veMe1t ~ Ninth avenue west.
There IL a not liy nt FOR and AGAINST
thte improvement between interested
property owners