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OFFICES

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site. Cannes
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AUSTRIA AND SWTTZ Bristol. Vienna
Grand Hotel Hungarfa. Budapest; Hotel Baur au Lac
Zurich.
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Should Re read Daley by all interested changes
timeB
Foreign mails for the ending November .. 1917
promptly General POs1Oh7rs
earlier than
closing shown below. Parcels-POst Mails for Ger
close at 3 Monday kronprinz VII
helm. end on Wednesday per > Rhein tva Brensnl
Supplementary mails close at Foreign
hour Ia closing shown below
Except Supplementary Mails Europe and Central
America Colon close hour later az Foreign sta
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATCRDAY--At $50 for Ireland. per : Etrurta.
via Queenstown mail for other parts Of Europe must
Be s. EtTuria): at A. for Europe.
per s Philadelphia. via Southampton at a.
Italy. SPAIN Portugal Turkey.
Egypt Greece British India and Lorenzo MARQUEE per
3. La Champagne. via Havre mail for other parts
OF Europe must be directed per La Champagne'
at $50 a for Belgium direct. g = Finland
(nafl must be directed = = Finland D. SO
a. m. italy direct. per :. = Lain mail must be
directed per s. Iahn''1; az 930 for Scotland
direct, per Ethiopia tmaii must BE- directed per
Ethiopia at II a for Denmark direct per
Island tmal must be directed per = : Island ,.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional Supplementary Nails
opened the piers of the American. English. French
and German steamers. and remain until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing Of steamer.
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John PYLE.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 5.-John Pyle. former
Sheriff of Newcastle County and twice member
Of the State Senate. died at his home in this city
to-day. He was sixty-five years old. Mr.. Pyle was
one of the original Bryan Democrats of Delaware.
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FORECAST FOR To-Day AND SATURDAY.

For New-England colder to-day with fair preceded by
south portion saturday fair; brisk northwest
vinds
For the District Columbia Maryland. Delaware and
Pennsylvania colder and clearing to-day Satur
day fusr with brisk north NORTH
vest winds
For Eastern New-York colder partly cloudy to
dav preceded by rain the brisk north 20
northwest winds Saturday, fair
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC,

FRIDAY-At $50 a m. for Newfoundland, per .
Silvia: a. m Haiti. per s Prtus der
NederIanden (man for Port de Paix. Cape Haiti
Cionaives. Jeremie. Curacao. Venezuela Trinidad
British and Dutch Guiana must be directed per
Prins der Nederanden'l. at 70 for santiago Pc
YUmurf (man mHst be directed per
YumurF'l.
SATCRDAY-At a. m for Bermuda.
at $50 a complementary 80 q M for Curacao
and Venezuela per Maracaib0 tnaiI for SAVANNA
and CartageIa must be directed
at a. FOR Porto Rico. s Ponce VIA San Tua n
o m. for Argentine. Uruguay Parae,lav ~sr
Egyptian Prince. 93n m. (sloplsr1eutsr :
1880 a. M for Fortune Island. Jamaica. savs7frs
Cartagena and Greytown. per : $ Valencia tmail for
Costa Rica must be directed per 5. VaIencia''}
at 10 m for Cuba. per E Mexico via Havspa.
az 1890 a. supplementary II 80 a M for Ins~Ia
Haiti. e. s. FIandria
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Hlshest yesterday 90 Degrees lowest "a
agreS. average 81 degrees: for corresponding
date last wear So for corresponding date
last twenty-five years, 90 degrees
TSal FORECAST; Colder partly cloudy preceded Nv
mir to-day; saturday fair: brisk north to northwest
winds,
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSP HCITIC.

CUBA-VIa Florida. closes orrce daily sxee,s
Thursday. az $3.50 (ths connecting mails cisss
here Wednesdays and Saturdays Tampa and on
MiamC
MEXICO CITT-Overand. unless specially
dispatch by closes this Office dailv exrsnt
sunday. at 100 p m and II 30 D. m. SUNDAYS at 4
D. m and II 80 D. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND rail 70 North sydney and thence
bv closes at this Office daily nj M
connecting mails close here every Monday Wednesday
and Saturday.
JAMAICA-By rail- TO Boston. and thence by steamer
closes at this Office $50 p. every TUESDAY,
Bv rail- o Philadelphia. " steamer closes
at a n 30 D. m wednesday.
MIGUEL ON-Bv Boston. by steamer.
closes al this Office daily at $50 2.
pFIIZF PUERTO CORTEZ and GtATEMAI.A-Rv rail
10 New-OrIeans. and thence at this
Office daily except sunday at Fl 30 m. and 100
p m sundays Fl p. ami IN 80 p connecting
mail here Mondays 4i130 o.
COSTA RfCA-By rau % New Orleans. and thence ~
steamer closes this Office daily except sunday,
+f.3Or . sundays n.
tfi.SO D m connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
+1f:3 p. M
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There Is Only One Genuine
MURRAY & LANMANs FLORIDA WATER.
why not always use IT
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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Is the most accessible cemetery OF the nctrop-
ellis By Harlem trains. trolley or carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at SIPS up. Send for Illustrated Book
let OF by request a representative will CALI
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D-sT- y. Y. CITY.
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract

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| Burnetts II is for your food Purs and wholesome
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IT, e-,to,tpg odieia record the Weather Bureau
- tba changes in the temperature the twenty
f hours In comparison corresponding dat,
vsar
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King Georges appointment by his brother-in-law.
,y, Edward to the rank of admiral of the Brit
fsh Navy serves 10 recall the fact that not only
is he sailor by profession. but that 1t was In the
British Navy that he received his training In
deed lac was serving board an English manor
war 1T the time when he elected TO the throne
of Creece The story goes that when the delegates
OF The Greek Legislature and of the foreign powers
came on board 20 inform hirn that he had oecome
King Of Greece some delay occurred before he ap-
peared on the scene TO receive their message que
~ tba fact that he mad been mastheaded for some
bo,ssb offence 1t was not thought vel! 10 sum
mon him from his lofty eminence in the ordinary
way the officer of the deck not wishing 10 attract
the attention Of the deputaon TO the fact that the
new King of Greece undergoing Puilis
go n fellow midshiDman sent up aioIt 10 ten
| t,uo quietly 10 come down, and impaired 10 him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
BUS I ED
JOHN ALEXANDER oowiE rs
DECLARED a BANKRUPT ARD
RECEIVERS ARE APPOINTED

CHICAGO. Dec. f--zlon city Is IN
the hands Of receivers. and John
Alexander Dowis has been virtually
declared a bankrupt
Judge Kohlasat. IN the United
states district court last night APP
pointed Pred ~. Hlownl. cashier OF
the Chicago National bank. and Al
bert =. currtcr. a law partner OF
Congressman Bouteli. receivers. In
strueting them to 90 20 Zion City
and take control Of and manage all
the property OF the Zionist colony.
and hold subject 70 the order of the
court.
Financial troubles have been COM
ina thick aud fast 10 Elijah H. dur
Ing the past two moutha When Il
became known that the restoration
movement was anything but a sue
cess financially. 81 seemed that there
was hardly a place Ira the country
but from which some one fuE up a
bin and presented II 20 the Zionist
leader Tor payment
As n result ~ this. and ~ the fact
that he shows n preference In the
payment Of claims, several of the
larger creditors yesterday appeal
ed 90 the United State court for the
appointment Of a receiver for John
Alexander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS

The following notice 20 marirrra u
from the report 81 the hydrogra phie
office at Washington. y. c.
philippine Islands -Capui fkapub
Island IlEht@Gharactar Changed In
formation has been received through
Capt. Spencer Crosby Corps q EnEi-
uearM United states Army. that on 0r
about November 70 isg3. Capgi Island
light. light u the sixth order fixed
white light on the northern end ~ the
island. was replaced ~ q third order
flashing iiKht u the following char
aeter: one flashing group Of three
white flashes. IN quick succession.
every % seconds intervals q total
eclipse between groups five times a.
long as between flashes. Approximate
positions Latitude lzga 10 north. lougi-
tuds 1906 % east
"Phitippine Islands --Maabata falard
-Bugui Point tlzht-Character Changed
information has been received
through Capt Spencer Crosby. Corps
Of Engineers % the United States
Army. that the time 81 revolution ~
Buaui Point light northeast point q
Maabnte island. was changed on Or
about November %. lea. from - 90 10
seconds. Interval between red and
white Washes 1 seconds. Approximate
position. Latitude i27Gso0 north iongi-
tude - IS. IS eaat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
FIERCE FIRE
IN TACOMA
SEVERAL FlREMEN BARELY
ESCAPE DEATH IN FIGHT
WITH FLAMES
tsoseial 10 The s,arl

TACOMA. Dec. aa-f'irrmsn. Engaged
In fighting a fierce blanc IN the Nor
ria-smith Miller company's bis whole
sale dr. Eaods house last night. IN sew
cfai instances barely escaped death.
Live wires Knocked several trurkmen
ard ptpemsn from their footing and
severely shocked Capt q. Va KnpciL
The fire. which was in n faur-atorY
building. was very hard 60 handle.
making u necessary for the firstnsn
o. take big chances.
The tire Itself did damage which viii
probably amount 10 Eqeo or more.
This IL IN the main caused by smoke
and water. and - suffered BY the stock
Of cloths and fancy Rofsda on the first
and second floors. The flames are sup
poaed b chief jesse Puyns 90 have
originated from live wire carrying
electricity 10 q motor beneath a flight
% stairs IN the rear Of the Htorcrpom
on tho first floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

Countess Chotek. now the Princess
Hoheubsrg. are both well liked. Th-
arS,hduke has missed the scandals 80
prominent Ia European court ltfs. lie
il sober. steady goinK fellow.
though lacking somewhat in iudt-
Viduatity, Hts morEanatic marriage
was quite a romantic affair Supdtr
was a laay-In waiting on his mother
when he fell victim 20 her charms.
and the taetiful way tn which he
secured a royal benedietion on thu
marriage proved him to be some
thing % a diplomat.
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HAD THOUSAND DOLLARS
AND YET HE WORKED
WASHINGTON TIMBER MAN GOES INSANE AND IS FINALLY
LOCKED UP IN IOWA CITY JAIL

ST. PAUL Dec. z.~with a 81. 900
bill In his inside pocket. r. NJ. Far
rrll. owner Of Washington timber
lands. worked IN Minneapolis
street gang. Unused 10 such form
OF manual labor. ha assumed the
name Of Pat Sullivan.
Every day at the noon hour he
haunted the poatoffiee aakinE ~ It
had come yet. Again at the after
noon quitting time he made another
inquiry and finally tho postmaster
sent tracsrs out after the registered
irttsr which never came
Prom Minneapolis Farrell drifted
10 Iowa and hired out as a farm
hand az Meta Ths failure of the
registered letter 60 arrive pressed on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
MARINE NEWS

A steamboat line viii. no doubt.
soon be operating on the Columbia
river between Arlington and Priests
RAPIDS. This r. the result 81 n desire
on the part Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company to obtain It's
share Of the business along the north
shore Of the river. one steamer II
now running between Arlington and
Wallula. at which point connection
r. made with the railroad.
Ths British chip Tdndiafafne. p days
from Newcastle Tor Autufugasta. has
AZ last safely arrived. Tho vessel was
long overdue and the Reinsurance had
jumped 90 o. per cent Tho French
bark Mareohal De Catries, on which
reinsurance had been quoted Mt rs per
cent. han also arrived safely az her
destination. 6hn was eighty DAYS from
EsKasaki to Newcastle, Australia.
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fsnaei.I % The s,ar.l

sPoKANE Dec. 3.--Arreated on
his wedding day. Ia his wedding
garments. In company with his
promised bride, G. n. Newman. alias
H. C. Miller. was taken into custody
a littis before noon today AT the
Palace department store by Defec-
tive Mcpermott.
The young man was caught ID the
act OF passing a worthless check
on the dry goods company In cx-
change for hts wedding purchases.
made by his betrothed. Miss Anna
Schultz. Of this city. A marriage
license was issued 10 the young peo-
pie this morning. Ths two entered
the department store about II
o'clock. 70 make their purchases In
payment. Newman offered a check
for s5sT5 drawn on the Traders
bank. bearing the name OF the spo-
kane Marble company. and signed
BY Wagner. The check was taken
20 Mr. Well for his o. X. There be-
ing som. doubt IN the proprietor'H
mind. a boy was dispatched to the
bank The bank pronounced the
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POLICE STOP
THE WEDDING
PROSPECTIVE GROOM BUYS TRoussEAu FOR HIS eETsoTH.
60 WITH FORGED CHECKS

check a forgery. ana IN addition pro-
dueed two more which had been
passed since Saturday on other
firms Of the city. The police wers
notified and the arrest speedily fol-
lowed.
Misa Schultz. his expected bride.
did not seem 10 reaiiKe the pisEh
the young man was In. The young
woman apparently was ignorant OF
any intent to dsfraud. and is be-
iieved BY the police 70 have been
deceived BY Newman up 10 the time
Of her rude awakening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
YALE-HARHARD
DEBATE

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. 2--The
annual debate between representa-
tives OF Yale and Harvard universi-
ties takes place here tonight aud
much interest IL manifested In the
contest Yale has the affirmative
and Harvard the negative side OF
the proposition: Resolved. That the
history 81 trade unionism in the
United states FOR the last 20 years
shows n general tendency detrimsn-
tai 90 the best interests OF the coun-
try"
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hin mind. lie sent mui,ltudiuous
Registered letters Co Washington. He
told OF owning valuable tracts Of
timber land in Washington and said
that hNindieFs had cheated hlm out
of a.
They thought him raYinE ana he
was locked up at Des Moinea. where
be grew more violent and ineoheFent.
eat when he was searched by hts
kfepsrs the 1909 bin was found.
Gfd there were papers indicating
that 10 had been very well to do
at Aberdeen. Wash. II was also fair
- we'll Established that tho pine land
story. thought On be the creation Of =
disor'fefcd mind. was true. Farrell
physlefaus say. Is hopsiersly insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
As A SUSPECT

Police Sergeant stuart and De.
teetiva Hubbard last night arrested
q. iiAaloch. who iH thought to be the
man who has been rnbhsuN japanese
lodHiug houses recently. With hin
was arrested W king. who 10 Hus
pecied ~ being a hold-up man, both
men are dope fiends. A rcvu1ves
VAS found on King when he was
searched At headquarters. Hadiuck
WAS released from the pcnitFntlary
last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
AGREE WIN ERICKSON

A permit 10 complete his building.
at the coTnef " First avenue and
University street. was given John
Erickson today. A a result Of a
cenfefsnca with the special commit
tee Of the council. yesterday after
noon. Erickson agreed 10 bear the
expense OF building a retaining wall.
ia return for whieh the city viii give
Erickson the use 81 the space under
meath the sidewalk subject 30 IN.
citYa fiEht 10 use the space Tor fnu-
nleipAi mains. The city viii repair
the damages to the pavement on the
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
ON TRAIL OF
Old ESCAPE
OFFICERS LEARN WHERE.
ABOUT or INDIAN MURDER.
Err WHO BROKE JAIL JUST
TEN YEARS 400

OLYMPIA. Dec. 2-Wofd has rcnchod
Sheriff McClarty that George Sickmnn,
the Indian who escaped from tho
Thurston county fail about ten years
ago. after having been given a ii-year
sentence for the murder OF Indian
Jack Kshoo on the West Side. has boon
located on tho reservation near Abcr-
deem Efforts were at once made TO
get him. but he evidently got wind
that he was located and skipped out.
II is believed. however. that he viii be
captured within a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
HE WILL
RECOVER

A telephone message was received
By Judge Cam yesterday stains
that John Sobrato. who was stabbed
IN a drunken row at Black Diamond,
Sunday night. Is Improving aud viii
recover lie accordingly fixed the
bail Of Pete Medica. Antoine las.
Hatte. Charles Hunicsru and rhosnas
Novoni. who arr charged With tbs
assault. at $500. They had been held
without bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
lspeei.l 70 Tn. s,arl

VIENNA. Dec. THE celebration
today % the beginning OF the ssth
year OF the reign OF Francis Joseph.
exata brings 70 the front the heir
apparent 10 the dual throne. The
present fnonareh has already passed
the three score and ten mark. and
Ills subjects are considering what the
future may bring forth.
The Archduke Francis Ferdinand
h the heir apparent lie. with bis
organatic wife. formerly sophie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
MIX INSPECTORS
NOVEMBER W0RK

frhe monthly report Of the board Of
damn FOR November was completed
fhtrfhay afternoon. There were ~
HfthR and ss deaths Ia November.
Airing the month -. $50 gallons OF
raak we're Inspected. - Of which
xars condemned. But one sample.
ftim milk sold by -. Hamu. fell he
a " fhe standard In tho 7si tests
9ads for butter fat. Seven bakeries
add 1is houses were inspected and
eg nulHanccs were abntsd.
49, =-a--- -
Dancing School. Prof. Willsen's.
Ranise hall, Pike street and Firth
Ryenfe. 49,
-------f-----=-
y consnit Florence Marvin. prophst-
asE. Iaa9 iaL sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

company has chartered the steamship
OraFou 70 20 on the Portland san
Franciaea run. The oregon will take
the place u the steamship Columbia,
which has gone on the ways FOR re-
pairs and a general overhaullng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

The steamship Excelsior now Of
the Alaska Pacific Navigation Com
pany. captain 2. = Mnofs, having
cunpieted her repairs AZ quarter
masters Harhor. II scheduled 10 sat
this evening for Naldex and Cooks
Inlet ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

Senator Quay wears coat that
looks a. though II had been built
BY q civil engineer. His mind n so
nlled with plans for making two or
three states out OF the southwest
territories that he hasn't time 20
think or care about the cut 81 his
Prince Albert. It's quite a Job 60
makes states when the majority u
against you. Aidrich. che other man
Id che picture. was one a bail player.
Now he's a senator with money
enough 20 cover his state. Rhode
Island. with q bills. He says trusts
are not harmful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

Mrs. l.. c. Parish OF Wenatchee
has written 20 the police that her
son, Ruford a. Parish, 10 years old,
came here about six weeks ago to
get work aud has not been heard
from since. She wants 20 find him.
Mrs. Crafts, Charlestown, Macs
writes that she has not hoard from
her son, Elliot Foster Crafts. for 20
months and asks the police To hunt
him up. lilo Is a mining man.