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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-23
Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Observation-Disclosures Bonn
bardment Occurred to Sc
cure Respect for Blockade,
Warships Have Right to
ConfIsCate Vessels.
Killing of NOn-COmbatants,
If Verified, Likelyto Cause
Important Change in
American Policy of Non
Interference-State De-
partment to Investigate.

BERLIN, Jan. 23.-Public feeling here
regarding The Venezuelan affair IS lingo
istic
The government, while maintaining an
official silence. has made it known that
it does not like the apparent PROVENCE
uelan attitude Of the Washington gov
ernmeut and would take umbrage at any
demands by Secretary of State ay for an
explanation OF the bombardment Of Fort
San Carlos.
Germany Defends Course.
Germany has officially given reason for
the bombardment of Fort San Carlos.
In the Reichstag to-day Baron Won
Richthofen, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
declared that the bombardment occurred
10 secure respect for the blockade. He
continued:
When there exists a blockade a state
OF war reigns- Our war ships have the
right to conhscate Venezuelan ships.
We have already pressed President
Castro, last July, to bring the dispute
before the Hague arbitration court
Castro at that time refused to do So
4 report OF 4he bombardment o. Fort
San Carlos was received at noon and was
communicated TO the Chancellor The
commander Of the Fake reports that
Fo stran Carlos had been sheIled and set
on fire by the Yineta and Panther and
had ultimately been destroyed.
The "LokaIanzeiger" says that Com
Inodore Scheder reports that Fort San
Carlos fired on the Panther first
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-23
GERMANY READY TO TAKE UNBRAGE
AT ANY DEMAND FOR EXPLANATION

Would Resent Inquiry From
Washington-DisIikesAp-
parent Pro-VenezueIan At
titude of the American
Government-Opinion in
Kaisers DOminiOns jim
gOistic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-23
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The weather tonight and Saturday viii
be cloudy and unsettled in practically
trict. The rain area VIII oyerspread the
the southern part Of the south Atlantic
States tonight and the coast districts
Saturday
Il wiz be somewhat colder tonight in
the Ohio Valley and the middle Atlantic
States.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast viii continue fresh vest to north
west
Steamers departing today for European
ports viii have fresh westerly winds and
fair weather 10 the Grand Banks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-23
Quigg Said Nothing.

Continued on Second Psge,)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-23

Snow or rain late tonight
and on Saturday; light, vari-
able winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
MURDERED BABY
IS LAID At REST
raE FUNERAL OF trrtu CARRIE CONSTANTINE. rsE VICTIM
OF rAE MILK PoIsoNER TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY

which 60 Nofk IN the battle fof pure
foaA. ana through the certain mur-
der OF this little 0ha the attention
of officials has been compelled fhh
DEATH Oh LITTLE cAitltih
CoNsrASTISE CANNOT hE Dis
RIG ANnEn. The analysis Of the
haby's stomach has uroyrn beyond
all doubt the truth OF the stars eanr
tention. ard erlra Of aensatianallxu
must De- aiianeed before the positive
proof now an rccegd.
Coroner Hoye has ordered an In
quest FOE tomorrow morninG at 10
o.clock The verdict Ut the coroner p
Jury win determine tho charge apan
which these responsible for the adult
trrati0n 1T the nuwamiah dairy milk
will b. arrested.
w IA naarie. driver % wagon Ne.
/ 81 the nuN ami-h dairy. h the man
who. Mia Inspector Woodcock saws.
sold the milk Go the Conatantinv
family. tHe use % which resulted IA
the ittle ehiids death.
The criminal feature % the case -
ln me handa 81 the city police hav-
/ tng Neen taken out 81 the hands 81
Mix Inspector wocdeack b. Cur
aney Hove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
EVEN CATS CAN'T ESCAPE
THE FORMALDEHYDE FiEHDS

Pity .four murders ., ons fell
sweep pa
That's aalas sens, svshi for tshs
fers,aidsh pds fsna Flut ths' i ,ss
fx1srd hs hss established ., the Sc
aitis Gisetrie eerspanr. Fiiix tear
t4tlrdsrs. bat ealy a. afssaa a
q wee aat q question sferosa No
; Eussbsr - ths esd iase one askss.
5ut the fact that ths fnur8ered oess
ssaes nsss--4aeh ~ thsFn hslna 50
dosssd By nassrs ~stsh niw lives,
a hhpps sassily thay sssfs. Zee. un !.
I'll she ,axidioss work ~ the riis
sss.sasr sTspt irts kfsiF little szrs
sss 20 leave death ard asxss,asisn IN
lsis nskv.
Osrr u eve esSrtrr sas hrosaht
e ts@n ~ hsr lrfsreF. shs ruaihss
81 ths fssnsiY had lived 70 r,iSdis sas
IN Esae. sna hsps,usss families
usual ICY threuee friends ard rsin.
ksrssis. sasli sss ssssts sas as
ssas supplied ssi,h = ssss Get - III
tees. sseh . fsslnistsrs edition 81 the
raashsr. bovnd ~ fsr ass ~srrsassa
nst 10 hseems des cared.
Day b. day thsY Hfs~ 80 shsY
siaysd sbo4t ths office 81 ire siss
ire company. pusttna thslr wsF
.sfo ths hssrss ~ al sshe kass~
shs..s. usssgi sk~ie fsissste eass - e
s..ss eagerly s.~sissd ~ shs -ssr "a
tA.y esr.s N frer, s~orA. n ~ss .
bsnsa.stssn IN the stsfnine. ard
.~sisssns as a.. shadows 81 sss sVsc
ins ~srs asss uper shs Lite yssd
s~Asrs shsr vsrs wpas ss rvsse -
safass abandon.
weeks east ard ther ar~~ ts ths
sssas where tksir rssethsr Zee =
sians foe ,fssn 10 graduate irss the
dairy class Forthwith They @trw
prosidsa s~fsh sss, Little bowls fresn
.xhish 20 sup Ard this ~ss their
snssiaa. TIE mother eat. che fed
shissly On sxssst. sedsaSsfsa 70 teach
ths little srss shs art ~ dining frsr'
ssv1sr. ane 40 became fsiisss
slesirn % ere psissn ~ the r'ifs.
ssds b. SIDE sith hse httls ansa.
ruhslra fsr stir sssas. shs Topped
shs assaly drug shieh sat shsft al
tee seen ths ives % bath herself
ard kistses. Archina her back. sire
surrsd ~ Encouragement. ard - In
sussd Their 10 drink 81 ths psiaense
broth sshieh meant annihilation for
thsrr asL
seer TIE iittis snss began 20
4sssssn and grew thin. Weaker ard
~sassr ars~ ths r,ellsvs torres -
their piaintiss es,ssrsallino. oSllsf
sna mere hssi.aa ar@a~ ts. seurFHsf
rigs 81 tsselr infsntiis pure Ne
lonssr they found . fseiish Bsy ~
chasing thsir tails Ne more they
raced about the yard IN the sslir'ous
hurt % the fsssiv. au&asiio aeeF.
They vsss world weary little kit.
tsas. and their tails hung heavy ss
the Oregon boss.
Little they cared thoVah = naeuss
sheuld tsunt them ard pass laasnu /.
sting remarks regarding the retire
ursasieu Of the fsiiHs race. u vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
DEMANDS
$4,000

Miss Gertrude Rehare. the young
atanaafsphsr. whaAa foot Naa recently
auaaisfed - ths result n e srFAlnei
ankle she sustained last winter, ~
catching her fest IN a hole ~ the
piankfuK At the intersection u Weller
street wtth the Seattle. usatnn 4
Southern Railway rampanF.s trsrkH.
today sued that company fH - 80
damages
At the time - the accident. Miss
Rahars believed. aud aisp was IN.
formed ~ uama phfuirianas that the
injury 70 her foot was not serious.
shs settled with the company Tor a
small sum. A fsu days later thu foot
began 20 aFos rauidiy wuras. and
finally supusatiau bscarns necessary.
Hsr health. siso. she alleges has besn
ssaafiY tsspsssss ~ fhs apsstss Es4s
gas obliged % take O. silaf the pain.
Miss Hobare Is represented IN the
suit b. Benson 4 Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
STATE AND MWW
M WILL mills
esTtmsrEs or EXPENSES FROM VARIOUS COUNTY OFFICES
ARE SLIGHTLY OVER so1 sUT LARGER As
sEssEo VALUATION WILL KEEP LEVY UNCHANGED

valuation af property IL also greater.
the county 6eFY wlii be almost. and
passltIy axactiy the same. aa last
year II Was then SIS mills on the
dollar.
The estimates % the county treas
arsr. the county auditor. the num-
rslssiouevs asd several mirror off
eiais have Has yet been prepared n
i stated. however. that thsy Hfil sF-
cee8 last years figures b. bht a few
thousand dollars.
The prosecuting attorney this year
sNAs fpF 81 - y 20 run his office
The estimate Of Prosecuting Atfqr-
ney FULTON last year vas fiiseaes
The county clerks estimate Ter
ts1t ~ - 80. against Sc go last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

The funeral Of little Carrie Con.
stAntine. the creek baby whose
death, proven Is have been caused
BY fernalAehyde In mills has struck
stitch trrrur Il guilty mlkmvp
throughout the city, was resumed
yesterday afternoon and the hodS
% the murdered little one VAS final-
II laid AZ rcst IA thr cemetery
Thv original funeral ceremonies
were interrupted ON saturday BY
Coroner Hoye. who was compelled.
because o. late notification. a. stop
the fuusFai procession AZ the very
gates % the cemetery IN erter that
an Investigation mlEht be made
through autopsy, HAD this sot been
dome. the torraaiaehyde fant would
proashly be- fetaieinE IN comparative
security. whereas nov he realizes
that he 10 IA danger of something
araYet than small fine O. b. p8iA
fratn the pennies boarded through
his monstroux economy at the ~
pens0 81 human lives.
The Developments 81 this case
have been NEST important. They
hav~ 9tVrn the Star ana the board
81 heaisN something definite upcu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

rhs fswt.h nay ~ Atanamsnt viii
- uahrftd IN tamaff - evening. 80
c8utinuN for prflad af a hnurs. einss
ms AZ fuuaapn the fallBNinA daY
This - the mnst ssiamu ~ an tbs
Jewish hoty daYa d T. fast DAY IN
every saHse - The wnfd ard no fant
o. dituk af any 90 fintinn b. takes
foe the entire period ~ = hours EKen
The rhtstrah afe supposed ~ fast nasil
uaan huf HtuWn feihs abstain fran
eerrTthuE until the san aprs aauu
uet rhm b. in thH eaF nf ataNs-
msnt - all The Hina that bafr been
easumitted duffnE thn nfefediaN FaAx
frhe reFemamiea iu erfhas3as HyNaHass
aurtur this dag are uhi4as and inter
rsfins aaifs owes - faars ~ aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
THE SOLEMN JEWISH
DAY OF ATONEMEN7

pfaY with theif ahrguds covering their
bodies. and u r. ths only day ~ the
year sheu sdharrutn ~ tie Mosaic
faith are permitted - kncai kueeiina
az an either time af an any other &C
ossiuu IL prohibited. but on tho Day
% AtsHsment duflua one period - the
services the men are fe8gifrd e. praa
tfAfa themselves On tho Haaf aud ra.
main IN thai pesltian Cor several min.
utaa
The services are brought q close a.
sitndaen with one ions blast 20 thf
ahafaf The aneianf fururt. which h.
freely uard thfaukh uha services ~
NeN Year Day
in ihe Jewish calendar the anseamias
L. the fraF taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
SCANDAL
Former United STATES Senator
and Wen Known Woman Ar
raigned on Serious Charges i'm
Norman City

SALT LAKE Utah. Sept. 20 -
Mr. Annie bradley pleaded guilty
and asked for the MERCY % the dis
lrtct court tails morning when ar
raIKnsd nu the rhafsa % adultery
Judge Moaae will set her sentence
Monday morning The case against
Arthur nrowu. former United states
=saaiaf af Utah. held ga the sasas
charge. comea up this afternoon
The charges filed against Hruwn
aud Mra uradler are the outcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

The county tan levy this year VIII
aiffef only by 4 small fraction ~ q
mil from that Of tg1a. aeeoraing 20
the forecast made - the county
commissioners and Deputy Auditor
Aknsw. who Is ex-officio clerk Of the
board. Their prediction IL based on
the estimates Of expenses for fhe
coming year already submitted -
the heais % several OF thz county
der aftmeuts-
Tue estimates. ~ FAR. show an IN
crease of several thousand dollars ~
esrif instances pVsf iaNf FrNF. due IT,
Increase 81 county business E~uer-
ally. BY reason ~ the fact. how
ever. that although the rouutYs eNs
fsenses Will b@ heavier The asHesssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

year Tho expenses for different de-
paftmenta ~ the superior court IN
Guiding tho salaries OF the Judges
aud haiilffa. will amount. Il u nHtig
mated. O. tas sss. THIS exceeds last
yrata estimate ny about t2a.uon On
account OF the addition of q rtth
superior judge
The sheriff asks Tor taa.aQo In
1905 he estimated his expenses az
aut tsaeoo Ia tea1 tii. 600 was asked
FOR running the county tali THIS
year sheriff cudibce says he must
have tlA roo
'rha levy laat year far state aud
county taxes Vas "a mills. said
Deputy Auditor Aanrw this mofninE.
IL . safe Ca aaY that the county
levy ~itt be- the same this year a.
ID was la 1908 fhla viii ssaiu make
the total state and county rate ~
'milla understand, however, that
the city taN rate will be Increased
alightlY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

al ere 70 them. They had drunk
% the deadly dr9a, ard thsy wsrs
ali IN.
A. las, death came 20 their ~.
Asf ard pot . stop 20 fEts naoss
serious thar these thrown ~ Pratt
the aairYuaaa when he rsAd - the
niik erussds.
o., - TIE backyard ~ the sieo,rls
cornpsnY s,N little unmarked graves
bear witness . THE Sacrifices q ths
arssa 81 the usiik peissrsf. Thsil
surss are silsnesa fsrevsr. ard ne
Aaeh tpncs shall know their asfen
ads hs ntara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
HIS SAFE
SEIZED
WIFE LgvlGs UPON IT M Of,
voRcE PROCEEDINGS

kff= afahis aafiu tafss sues hsF
husband. saul Marin, f5F aiforrs
on eroaaaa ~ egusl AMI aniaufasti
trratnnut and a. = tcantf TIC W.
feadsnf. bsaidaa briuE tnta9s ht
affea Affection Nill 40 tsuEcr -
asIanea 60 b. the custodian % his
uNu H4fa
~ Superior Judge rNllmas. vas
sslaasl ana hreuaht o. tbs sheriff .
affles thls uaasmlua. Nj Anfts :
ihasff i that : bird On the band l.
worth tao ia the ussh and pre-
nsasuAhtY. Instead - allowing her
husband 60 pay her temporary att
agu ask she court 10 pay her cut q
the H1fs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

Of scandal that has been public
property IN this city Tor years past
n has been accompanied By nuinFf'
ouH gun plays, assaults aud the like
which eliminated last month in thf
thrashlna af Hrown bY Mrn bradley
in the formers afflcc. AfH. Brad
10y used an umbrella. ana iirpFf
iaas three teeth IL the encounter
The complaints against tho two
principals in the scandal were sworn
20 ~ Browns irEai wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
PAT MUST EXPLAIN

Pat Kennedy. who n a witness IN
a robbery case naw pending b. the
ag4ssaFtsf eelft uAm himself arrested
thia EARNING On saagieipn n theft
y aaaal1F vas assH ~ Faffuiwan
MgiafE walking aB Fgfst avenue
anath Hlth an axefcnat uzaen too
large Tor him over hts arm lie i0it
several stories % how he came into
possession ~ the coat and WaH ar
rested BE wtIi probably be charged
vita petty iasEeuF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
THE MARKETS
WHolEnAtr pRIcra

FffH1& FHAAEH
,,,,., s'ss 80. sss.'. sss :. .sy ssy.s {. ss.s
~ t@r esnt hlshsra
Provision.
Frszh Msat@caN i-ssf ese 10. steer
best fasar 10. veal sIipc ~. pork
- H. nsuttuit. Size To-
rvesisspas isssp. - ~ hrsskfsss -.
e"n. if8s n ssllAss frssh isisa u.
vsss.shls.
Native corn, Tseasi = sack. native
bas tssisks SO Per sa.k. sweet poia-
s..s.' We - 70 ,f ns,ivs ssfir ross.
rBaais ssa= rsi = sslssass. - ~
eauliiioWaF saizs doa tssaasess
SIC buK var hsans. 81 cueunabrfs.
M ss. s .sss s.lss ss,oss De- 80. 5sd.,ss
ia~ dax huuchrH. egg pisri = per ib.
lpshafd squash, itse per ~. pumpkinA
Green Fruit. Ute.
Apri-s, ua!ics. = sit % per seE!
sslfae rsf tat natmeE, fscslsi -. ~.
q sgse. Iasi.na crsvifgrds. Is,.is,c,
sPssrs u '1 natis. hsr,lssts 80 ss n
s,ess rf''e, -. gssr eor ,.. :
rsrss .s.,s whlse nssae. sssas Ter.
Fica. O. Hsqff n, valencia oranesa q %
q 40 haEauaa. atsaJAo. efanhrrtien.
50 % hhl
rey. Grain ard Feed
Oats. 80 ton. barley. "a ton. wheat
80 ton ebuu "a ton. shurts IA
tea. tfss. as % Ten. eil meal 80 90 tsu.
y. w timothy new, ~ ton. ~ W.
s 80. 80, say n. 60 ~. = s,s. 's.
tias0 ten naw PUGET sound hAY. fis %
ton. ulidtiinga. txseo
Butter, Cheese. Eggs. Poultry
Butter tyarhiuston creameriee. nc.
eastern. @tsfllq, dairy, NHln.
Ex0AsFreah ranch. Ea&sio dpH. east
srn 30 Kfc
cbss-s-eativs wAssiuataH ran cream.
Zee. HHaUurErr ief. astsa bfffk. tagipr.
hens. itHisc. live durks, ito. dressed
iec. neflns chickens. tiaffs daz. live
eeeaa tnafae-
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
uhsss prices are Tor scods delivered 81
rsiifosa. ffsism asrei, % On The doos 10
Hay and Grain
Eastern Washington timothy. SO 81
per ton. alfaila, ~ ton. oats, p
Ton bran. sli.tQ ton. shorts. 81 - ton
middliugs t1aoo ton Puget Sound hay,
tiieo4iie0.
Euas. Poultry ard livestock
spfIns chickens g. segtD aa3.
Eg0s. fresh ranch, sio. live hens,
gtnc. dressed mutton. ehsisc ID. dress
- leEa f4Iso Be-. ehafds beef COWS on foet
a. fnl steers on foot - 10, calves on foot.
sQce ~ boss on foot. 70 10 hidsA ob0fo'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
AT DEATHS
n nnn!l

BALTIMORE aspt = -neaJsuin
Zimmerman. the eldest living past
grand master ~ shs o1d reiiawn
sEna = years. l. critically ~ in ihis
citf. and Death IL bat a ahaft time
away. IL has been a member u the
order Cor 81 pears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
WEDNESDAY
SPECIALS

Long Camel Hair Tam u'Shan@
tors. KraY and rcd. de value
....-.s4s ssts.ssss ssssa-sH s+fte
ladies' Excellent Quality Plan
nsirtts Uasus. pretty pms 80
blue cuffs. SC valve s--4 .oae
Ladies' rlannrieste Wrappers,
pretty brad trimmed. ti.4s 80
81 IS value ........sssssss... use
To-, slss Cotton blankets, white
and gray. 10 value per Es.I
.....s.sss.s. ..sssssss ssss'
Ladies' Heavy Serge walking
atirt. uleely fiared. psffe. ~
ting. s. % value ...s-s.ss'' Si'"e
Mems S.lneh high top storm
shoes. voied leather throes n % =.
wundorfafiY ssEFsgs able.
value ........... .t.s.s.s $3.50
petty Lace Curtains. yards
tsos. wide Width woven edges.
pretty new patterns ti.S9 Na,.s.
per pair .ss..s...sssss@.s
pavg English Corduroy Knee
pants ali sirs@. $40 value.
"wednesday special ..t..'.. .ose
n space permitted would list
vou many more equally tempt
ing values that 80 On sale TO-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
lrlR-SyssyAS--
LUnU MHIUN
is ELECTED

LONDON. SEPT r. At meeting -
aldermen 81 0uiia 4sl today Slf
James nitThls eaa cisltsd lord utaTar
4 fsandan - the coming year. lie
wns born IL HsaIishd - ~ and 10 =
brother 81 6shaFira Kfsnhfe, noted
sssansi,sF ~ parliament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

CLEVELAND. o. sept "a spe-
cial 70 the Press Frum New 1afk Hars
that John u. Rockefeller is ct the bot.
tsm - the stock slump uaaifinE %
Eath Hlii uontfai ~ me steel trust he
b. uHlaaalnE HE uwn Htsss a. low
prisa and bus Ing through ufitatr
prieafe hrukefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

NEW 0nnK. sept 70 Ths liguidk.
gisa ia tfanea ssatas steel Htss'k eaAs
tiauea tnia mafutnR on the uHrt
northern Securities went aawa a.
sfN aanta. thn iaHest ga reeaffi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

Joe Donovan told the police this
morning that ga last FFitay BE- lost
rs watch ffaW. when ar whore hr
got 80 ~ the time piecs u a mSa.
tsfg. bat he knows he lost u and
wants tha police 10 Ert u back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
CAUGHT IN
A ROBBERY

John Cullen. logger. vas caught
New Mug saloon, on Washington
street. last night. and promptly arr
rested by Pafrulunn Ksefe The man
whose pockets 9fiien was - indus
tfiouHiy searching escaped In the
crowd and hts name WAS NOT learned.
Gllleu. u Ia said BY msn who we're
attempt 20 conceal The fact that he
was robhing hiH victim. Several pco-
PIE who were IN the place vent out
and told the policeman. dillen So
cured but q few cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
STRIKE
SET tiled

SAN FRANCISCO. sept sa.-Ths
California Northwestern strike Was
settled lhia morning. The company
aefesa 90 take back al the men eho
have duns na property damage 90 the
suaa No Increase II WAaaA no
change ~ hours. nor 40 retuhfate-
fasni - men aho caused the strike Il
aEfred o. by the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
FAIR is ON
tsp.sisl ,s Tn. s,.r.l

faNfEInI e 7 ne NfNF4f
NEW WEETMTSHTEFt. sept =
t'frtuisf Mcbride today formally
opened thS annual provincial fair Be-
fhtF N5Hfs A large number Of visit
points ~ the provinces are nruwa~d
wttn athsrH who ara coming 20 az.
tend The fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
FIRST TO FALL

NEW YORK. Sept aaThs fsii.
ure af Taylor 3 danlrYiiie Nas an
nnunaad today aa the raHsoi dated
10 the big slump N the staek merkrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
LICENSEES 10 WHO

Ieffsfsaa uaurnsnu. - and r ~
A ~ pufrs~nn "a both ~ seattle
Henry Tsrfrfapn. ~ and Augusta
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Mrs Della Forrest has hrousht suit
against her husband. Harry Forrest,
for divorce on ground Of nom
suDpoft
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-05
LEACHiNG ALKALI LANDS.

Some practical experiments are being
made with alkali lands over Jordan,
and they are reported as quite success
full A plot Of alkoli soil selected for
the purpose has been sub-tiled, that Is
to say tile pipes have been placed at
certain depth the surface has been
Hooded with fresh water, and the al
kaline fluid thus drained has been car
ried away by this process, leaving the
upper soil NJ for cultivation. Crops are
to be planted after the drainage has
proved sufficient, and then n fun report
is 10 be made OF the entire transaction.
That is all very good, 80 far as It
goes, and may be of benefit In places
where the plan can be extensively car
ried out But II Is not by any means
new TO this region. nor adapted, as al
legged, to the stretch OF country between
this city and the great salt Lake.
Washing alkali lands with fresh water
has been common in Utah FOR very
many years, and undertllIng has been
adopted successfully also, But no
washing can he done without water
whether the alkaline fluid Is carried on