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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-09-25
Sour Stomach

When the quantity OF food taken 10
too large or the quality too rich, sour
stomach is likely to follow, and especi-
ally 80 if the digestion has been weak
ened by constipation. Eat slowly and
not too freely of easily tligested food.
Masticate the food thoroughly. Let
five hours elapse between meals. and
when you feel fulluess and weight In
the region of the stomach after eating.
take Chamberlain,s Stomach and LAYER
Tablets and the sour stomach may be
avoided. For sale by w w Buck & co
Now is the time to subscribe or pay
something. The markets are good and
you don't have to sell your farm to rals
a dollar. TAKE THE TIMES its your
home paper.
When teething most babies stomachs
are disordered. DIR. Fahrney.s Teeth
ing Syrup prevents and cures it.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-09-25

FOR SALE About % fine Poland
China hogs. For price. etc, apply to
A. Y. Dixon. Rural Retreat. Va.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-09-25
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Robt. Vaught
Or { whom he is indebted are hereby
notified to settle same with me as scor
as convenient. Respt,
Sept. Is. w. F. Vaught.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
ALASKA
ARRIVALS

With 20 passengers from NaldeH
aud Kynk. the Alaska Commercial
= 'o.a steamer Iieriha ana the Pacific
i'aekinH a Navigation cos Steamer
Eseei=iof arrived early this mufn-
ina. The latter left Nald.s Feb. ),
~ hours ahead OF the nertha- The
Excelsior encountered rough wealth.
81 until sitka was reached. This
isertha gut into heavy gales aud cold
weather afound Kodiak and Cook
Inlet. when she arrived this morn.
|inH her Sides were still coated In
places with four inches of Ice. Tho
Excelsior had zoe toas % copper ore
from j. u. Aeenach'n copper mine al
f1iamar.
J. u, Woods. third steward on the
iiettha. fell through an open hatch.
Saturday. sustaining "a npfninad back
and left arm. lie was taken 10 the
marine hospital this morning.
Among the passengers were &. 81
Anderson. chief engineer Of the Al
ASIA csntral railway J. r. Lee. who
IL connected with local concern In
ssrssted IN OIL Fields AZ cold bay. q.
?. faifnadsu. travelling freight agent
~ the Pacific Coast steamship 10.
John ], Franey, who owns copper
properties ON La Tautehe island. l.
!. BALES u kyak ". a-ver-on. j.
t.anRsord. w. =. aeyasr. 4 a. tim.
local newspaper man. and 9. ID.
f'rHEer Of Portland.
The A. g. Co.'S steamer Portland
left Vaiden Friday for Seattle. The
4. =, a y. cos's steamer Jcani. left
mat port a week ago yesterday. The
santa Ana IL due Al the end Of the
present week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
MIR. SCOTT'S
POSITION

Prosecuting Attorney scott denies
enrhaticaliy the published report
that he has decided Go appoint Mar.
shall y stanford. OF the hrm of STAFF
fofd A Dawes. to act a. HE aeputy
durlns the neseion 90 the grand Jury.
ard IN the trial Of persons Indicted
and 70 be Indicted hy the grand JURY.
There " no more truth la tho
published report than there usually
Il Ia such unauthorized ntateuisnta.A
said Mr. scott. today. 4 may see
the eounty commissioners Ia fssari
70 the matter this evening. They
m the salary 1t ths new deputy al.
luNed me BY the Legislature. and ~.
ON the salary allowed. my sataetion,
to 4 great sxent. depend
7 shall not appoint Mr.. stafford.
Nhns | am Informed. - the private
legal adviser Of Foreman Pisott q
the Grand Jury. | have not yet de-
teftninsd " hofn l shall appoint. me
matter u my personal business. and
am competunt to attend 10 Il Wttn.
out advice from Interested fndIvldu-
ais and newspapers
A have repeatedly stated. am
pFoaerutinM attorney. ana aill do my
duty ananr the law. | owe aiieri-
zsses 10 NO politician % go OF poli-
tlclana
I have been elected 20 the ofriee I
nov hold by the raople. and ain ssrv-
ins and VIII continue 10 serve the
I'eaple who els<stsd me rather than
mss with ase. 10 grind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
She MAY Be
'HOOOOOED"

n tho superstition OF sailors re-
Haftlns . continued run u iii-inek
be true. then a 7IoHah" of large pro-
PORTIONS follows the steamer r. l..
istsakeaback. which arrived Natur-
DAY ffotn New York and ran bran
ftsco.
The latest troabis on board the
strantsr involves the offfcers Two
weeks Hso John Ls~ch. chief en-
Fineer. went ashore al San FFan-
cisco and did mot return. A new
engineer ives placed on board. and
the steamer sailed last Tuesday
riaht for Seattle. a few hours be-
fore sailing an alteration occurred
bstwsen Capt feek and chief ON.
cef tanion The chief Officer drew
= rvSoleer and placed II against his
superior ofarers bsdy ltioodshsd
might have resulted. bat for the
prompt Intervention Of a deputy u.
= nhtppins coutlnisnionsr. who sep
afatsd the uer. ftsnion was dis
charged. and the vessel finally left
San Frsncisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
CONGRESS
Senate Passes Philip
pine Coinage Bill

WASHINGTON. u. =. Feb. ia
The senate to-day PASSED an amend
ment - the Philippine coinage hill
which has already PASSED the house.
The amendment Was offered by Pat
teFaon az Colorado, ard authorizes
the president 10 invite all snld and
silver standard Eovcrnuenta TO AZ.
point a commission which shall do
wise er suggest a plan BY which a
nNe1 commercial exchange may be
established and maintained between
the two nelals. Duhuls af idaho OF
cred a FRYE silver Hubntftufs. which
was rejected without division
A f~saiutioa Was offered ~ Hale.
which was psssst. directing the Soc
r~tafy IT the navy 60 notify the sen.
ate Nbat improvements viii be nec-
essaff UPON the nrcokiyn water
trent al the navy yard far the proper
berthins u taitieshlpa and fleets
frcnldsnt Roosevelt sent the nou-
ination to the senate Of Cod. waliara
Itandnfphs new chief of artillery. 10
be inats btiradier- general in the
regular army.
The house passed . hai making
more drastic the laws requiring In.
tefssted railways 90 place automatic
brakes on all ears.
Liiiieneld aruss 10 niahs reply 10
hoianrs Saturday sl~eeh. m which
the latter attacked hifss. saisrr. he.
inx absent. tattisnsii said III. spec. n
~ouid 80 over. an he wanted sulssr
Ia be present
WAsiffSfsI>pS. n. 9. Feb. ia
Tho COMMITTEES on Cuban ansirs Sc
ported fasarahiy on the s~aAte sub
stitac for the Carmass renolati0n,
requesting the rr~siisnt. n no, M
eofpatib,s vita public interest. 10 In
form the senate % the status u the
Isle u f1nee. THAT government en- :
visss authority. shat pruseeuon u
being given Anssriearss interested
thrrc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
SIDEWALK
ELEVATORS
HEATED DEBATE ON rHr
QUESTION OF rHEiH AuoL-
IsttAnNT EXPECTED IN
COUNCIL MEETING roNioHr

A report from the hoard OF public
works recommending the removal OF
an sidewalk elevators from the
streets. promises 60 be the all alb
spFhins topic for dlaturuion At to-
nlnhtn meeting ~ thv city council,
r'ur nt4ne time past a measure pros
posing e order the removal Of side
walk rleNatats has been undrn Hun-
aidrration By several eauncilmen.
Tho recommendation of the haari Of
public works viii bfing the ipAttcr
to "a head Tonight.
it.csntiy several heavy damage
suits for accidents resulting from
these devices have been decided
against the city, aud FOR this reason
considerable intoreat has hesn
aroused IN the matter.
incidentally the question Of grant
ins ~ fuponiska a permit Co main-
tain a sidewalk elevator on Mercer
street VIII again come up on a ino-
ton TO override this mayors veto ~
the ordinance granting the permit,
The question. however. IL not ieiiAt /.
able, The ordinance sHsd on a
hare majority In the city council
three weeks sen, aud u ts doubtful n
the necessary nine votes can he Sc
cured 10 make the veto imperative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
LATE NEWS

CHICAGO. Feb. ik-Three users
turf Investment companies esfc
fsifei this afternoon BY the postal
authorities
TT. LOUIS. Feb. fs-Ryan. . pro-
prfstor % one Of the largest @oet
Itich ouick- conrefua Was ARRESTED
this afternoon.
fpsroRfA. ohto, F~h. fs-Eixht
we're KILLED IN an srpia~icn In the
Fes Magazine Cane Company this
eftsrus.r. Ffx cannot ~ iasutif1sa
- tho rrfnains we're burned 70 q
crisp. Three ntsn eecsped with the
eiothing buru<f off The caa.s ~
the explosion r. unkncwnL Fear %
fhs dad are woxssen.
SAf<T LAKE. Fra fs-~Anosher
E happier IN tho aesnersic trpuhls q
former Senator Arthur Brown. rs-
e~sstir arrested ~ hts wife On .
charge q adultery with Hrr. Annts
bradley. was added TO day by the
aiinz q An application % divorce BY
Brown against HE wife. Sensation.
al allegations we're made. among 9TH
srs that shs tried to peison him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
.MACHINISTS
ON STRIKE

Fcfty union usarhsnists employed
IN the SHOPS OF Moran Bfothefs CONF
ranr went on nfrfhe at 4 o'clock Haf >
ufsiaF afternoon.
Hafiie tifis aEo f~tnand was made
b. the men for taba Cor a e-bour
tahe fef = fe- hour Work day.
MsFhn llsus. refused 20 arcefe Ia
this arahand and the strike followed
Ff'hs q ais deman dzd ~ the fnadhifs-
isss ss the same a. that paid Ia sii
ssaisn shops 90 the Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
GRAND JURY

Prosecuting Attorney Scott this
AFTERNOON stated that ~ soon aa the
city council investigation, now on,
Was completed he would ask the
Jury to take up the sensational roh-
berry % Mrs. Sophia O. Reeves. " no
y as held up, beaten and robbed IN
her avn home. GA Main street. We'd
aessiny evening
.sfhe police department h not rum
MING my offieo." said Mr. Auatt tn q
star rufoftrr The police repaft
that Mrs. Reeves was the victim ~
a practical Joke II not hlndins upon
the and ! believe the matter should
Be fully investigated
was not IN my office when Mrs,
NeaNer applied for warrant FOR the
affesf of the wamaH who aHaa ulled
her and l am not personally ae
auatntrd with the facts. iiut II she
sttit drsirrs to prosecute. | will rrfs
tainiY do an Ia nv power la further
"a investigation. viii ask the iurs
Ia take IN the matter tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
SAFE IN
MEXICO

ST. LOUIS. Feb. iss--Arnold. GIN
and the turf Investment men indtet-
ed by tho grand jury, cannot he
found By . score Of detsctives wha
hare searched tbs city.
fsATEH-A telegram iusf reserved
from rarron. Ese.. states that the
men wanted passed through there
Saturday niEhf en- foufe for Mexico,
II b reported thai Arnold has tt.o1s. :
co With him In currency OF high de-
nominations. which he has been
gathering In anticipation of tho
crash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
SUICIDE OF
E. SCnImPFF

ASTORIA. Ore. Fsh. ff--femfi
erhinpff u Scranton. Pa. manager
% IN. Serth Pacific firxwfnx Com
pany 81 ths city. committed suicide
this morning. Brhimuff had been
about hls offfee a. usual. lie walked
10 the barn nrnnrctnd uith the brew
sry and fired two bullets into his
brain. Three other cartridges were
snapped but failed 10 enpiefe Worry
over a shortage ln the cofupany's ac-
counts caused BY the crcekednsss %
the cashier IL said 70 he the esuss.
NE was - years o. are and un-
married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
eoOcArioNAL APPROPRIATION oLLs WILL PASS TO-DAY
nAiLRoAp COMMISSIONS KEEP UP TIE FIGHT

OLYMPIA. Feb. is.--Fivs bills ap-
pspFiAfins funds 20 carry on the
nsss normai schools. the state uni.
xSskY and the agricultural college.
~ ~ fcz consideration under
114I order this afternoon. The
-. VII undoubtedly pass as re-.
ste@ by the joint COMMITTEES on
74pffatinns The state univsr.
"A Etts szisae1. which Includes
~ fnr maintenance. This T.
49, les than was asked BY the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
BALM FOR
HER SCALDS

Cara nArck has saed the Seattle
r~HsFai hospital foe $500 damages.
which she alleges she suffered from
being scaided b. hot water bags
while a patient % that Institution IL
September last she clallnx that
after an operation was peFfnfnai
upon ssr the nurses placed not satsr
hass upon her te restore circulation.
Whteh was ali Fisht but that The
bags wofs ss intensely hot that they
roasted her nkin and caused hef
acute and continued suffering
whieh wss all wrong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
DID BROWN
UP BROWN
ONE OF CHIEF suILivAN'a
FINEST ENGAGES IN A
STREET BRAwL AND GETS
WHIPPED

According 10 reports received M
police headquarters fiatrolma n
brown In attending a aich wife AZ his
home, Saturday night Brown mixed
matters with iisft Johnson at West
err avenue and Spring street.
According To the reports Of the
fight brown was all right while the
fiKht was al arms length. bat when
he cllnrhed hts antagonist. he wished
he could let go. When he nj last ala
succeed in breaking from johnson he
Was taken home b friends. renter-
day afternoon h. teiephonad police
headquarters that he would not re-
port for duty as ho had sick wife
who needed his attention. lilo was
heard from today.
Although chief Sullivan promised
to Investigate the matter Of one OF
hts officers engaging In a street
hfawl, 10 far NJ can be learned he
has done nothing IN the matter. Al
though head of the police depart
mrnt he did not learn Of tho fiKht
until he read u IN the papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
SOCIAL EVENT

cffkRLEEToN. Wash. Feb. ia
Gu Saturday evening. February u.
the local camp OF the Spanish Af1sf-
lean war veterans ~ili Gis. their
second annual bali. Invitations have
been sent 20 Seattle and ofhsr neigh
boring camps and prcpsrntfons are
made for an extensive affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16

dffKxf ferNDxri0E kALE at IKE H.s
Ffens Faruituf. Cr. - 1to rrcant as-
~re~ saath owtur u 80 tarrsine - =
Hafsf snafn. uhlrh damaged susHsens~
ruhftn b4frslrs N oaf siaf hat Hifi spf.
pftea *KsetiaG essalil7. fufnitafs
sfasea. Ranges. hfNtsrs. cructsry 3ss
si.ks~srs enS Ell hes~<hsid fofutkhtnxs
ii assnaf ona.tsnth u fAslr actual value
Fsnt<Aee this cplraftna - AL secure bar
e.fas H. euF iine 81 esea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
TO REVIEW
TESTIMONY

WARRINGTON. u. C.. Feb. IA
q. ~ Wright, member Of the anthra-
cite coal commission. has returned
and n meeting will be held here
Thursday when the commission Will
commences the final work of review
Ing the testimony. Five hundred and
seventy witnesses were examined
and 10000 pages Of typewritten man
uscrspt must be reviewed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16

si.rsoh1s, satehe-. l@~slryI low Interest
a. \ west. 90 riss street
nosEr On ahsft nrstee IT loo rate. rfs-
tsis ussrey and eaarfAa1 rensy 70 bel1i
nsiltins. rhecs. B'aek -
COLLATERAL RANK sB.rso q Rsssn.
uaneF losnet On am good collateral
los Cheffy.
TO tsoAe--rrVs,. mensr a, 10. rate Of
lrtes~ss nsfnus q usnsr. To- Ys<isF
p,.'-s arft
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regents.
Speaker Hare will tomorrow rule
IN favor Of ths railroads that the
commission bill Il now b. COMMITTEES
Of the whole. The commission men.
headed BY Lewis Of King. foda y
framed up for . bln fight and ars
prepared 20 fiiibusfer 10 prevent
other legislation unless a fair con-
nidersti0n Of the measure II obtained.
In any event. they viii renew the
fight by introducing a new bill pro-
tiflnE for an elective commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
WITNESSES
MISSING

NEW YORK. Feb. ts.--The case
against nuckiin, the manager Of
cnnfleld'a gambling house. was call
81 this morning IN the criminal court.
A further Adjournment was takan
until Monday. A number 81 wit
ncsHea, Including Reginald Wander
bllt. failed 10 respond 20 their
names when called. Attachments
viii be issued for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16

III he eesat1 usaks practical sppiirA-
tinn Of an sirnozt endless number %
cases. Darwin and wallace we're
both Interested In the great Theory
and cerresppnied with each other.
ftnsiiy. IN lisa Wallace wrote an
outline u the theory and sent u 20
Darwin ana this led the latter 20
issue his uort 90 thr -orsxtn 90 sge-
ci~~f forth with
The names Of Darwin and Wallace
arr always associated with ~arh 9th
81 in this country. and ~hii> the
greater credit xo~s 70 D1fwtns yet
Wziiaee's researches IN different
parts az the xiobs vere no le&s thor
ouxh. scholafiy and exhaustive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
THESE VESSELS
ARE OVERDUE

The ship Tfexteth. ts days from
san rtsxo to tss~ttir. Was placed 90
ire otcsdua list today ~ A. A.
Newell a 60. Nriusuraae~ On ukf u
quoted at 70 per cent.
The ufIfiah barb l,zsnaarn. which
vas spoken Jsnassy 7 off Pitcairn
lsland IN a safe oonditioa. e~ot ap =
- per cent r~fnsufance Saturday
When che was repattnf 20 DO safe
speculation on hef arrival ceased
The recent tidal wave IN thu ttcufh
sra Islands near uhrfe she Was is~e
sen has again caused anxiety mof
her satisfy. She IL co4isiadsn fof
AlfkA
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Two 5-Acfe Tracts

70. q. nfcKERToN q Co. general NJ
tiensers. 1912 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, iIis First ave.
nue. hnuHa newly furnished. all noderns
Il1ll.na l.....lnaal.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
litter THE BAND or
OPIUM SMUCCLERS
..vxNuE CUTTERS AND LAUNCHES WITH ARMED MEN
nsoARo SAT- or FOR A SECRET DESTINATION

cnue cuttef Grant Capt. II. n. roslet.
- nov cruising. tAar a week. aaat
We seNetbnent VESSELS have been
neN.ttnk around this port IN pursuit
% the smuggling gang. and aenaa j.
t'nnal developments are expected
now any day.
Re@idas the hand Of ORGANIZE,
atiufNiefa that ATE carrying on their
liisit operations, u y known that
Indians are doinN great deal OF H..
The customs ofticsrs viii not state
lust what CLOVIS they have A. TO the
wheteahouta - the lilNhreakcrn. hut
ashrtn that important Developments
arr espsctad very aonn.
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iahn Miles hsd his left leg broken
lufinH tuHHl1 ln the owl saloon At
fifst avenu. and BELL street, this
FfuF HH aud several friends
Nefs engaged ia friendly Heufne.
eHHH tie trl His leg was broken
Just above the ankle. lie was re-
uieesd Ia the city ambulance 10
Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
GARFIELD
WILL GET IT

~.WAsHfNcTON. ID. c., Feb. 1s.--
~ report that james a. Garfield.
- VII DO appointed commissioner
y ne corporation bureau In the new
p1rfmert Of commerce. IL confirm
~ NE white House. The nom
' 1<son Niil probably be sent to the
enete tonofrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16
BRING AMES
BACK

MANCHESTER. N. IT,. Rsb. IA
sheriff DIGGER arrived with rsauisi.
flon papers for ex-Mayor Amss OF
Minneapolis this afternoon. Ames "a
under surveillance pending a hear
tur before Governor Batohoidor. At
Concord. tomorrow. Amss VIII fight
sxffaditlon-
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EXPLOSION
KILLS THREE

LONDON. Feb. IA Dun cotton
'oslon At the Woolwfch arsenal
~ eftsrnoon killed three and intur-
many, The king and queen were
p>otinx the Royal Herbert hospit-
mile away At the time Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16

- an extra supply 81 firearms
"'s,ssesns inspectors Fisher and
" - aboard. the u, = revenue
ps.s1s Quart commanded by Lieut.
rrockWass put out for the
.'s,na at 10 o'gisyk this uAafa-
~" re Officers are IN pursuit ~
.snised hand % smuxeless
~ hslleved II Be landing opium
~ 49, n-sint on the sound at or
81 SsAttie. . -,
..ter eafnnaNd of Lieut., ~
. .,aanest away Ia the dtrec.
y port TQwnhand. Nobody
~ a knaw Ihes whore the rev-
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Wsrs.a-pesrd.r.

N1ETlf,- liefz-Tws ~ thee fefinsd
younN men 90 i1fB = eo-opsfnitfs board
ina hnsIss party eli ne comforts u
home. sasy uaftins distance. Eeui table.
nice hoans ansi ssefsthins 81 tbs very
best. board rates reasonable. Address.
with tsfsrsura. a. q. NJ. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-16

uw1IW uAeo1uf8D AsA~~se<>e&
lGMuON. ~ 1--tSpeeiAI tsorre-
1m6un}-bx Alfred Rszs<i WAL
- ~ srzrmsfs6 the theory Of
= - uf1rfien before Darwin an
- n hAs lust celebrated his
~ 1G1Axay. Ilis rclkfiona 70 the
~ nnfm1i<re were unique and
- - u1A1eet Of an lnfsr-stfnx
49, ~ WoIla<A published hare
~ Z. - 43y.
uo11nu ~ Wills Darwin had
~ C1G1r>1 - ths ths9ry 81 The
- : oon1teA~ and fhs sur
~ = - De<- - early ~ fstt.
- ~ - 14iy refused to osab-
44ng shoas MIS- Discovery
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NO CHANGE
IN VOTE

SALEM. Ore. Feb. fss-Thsrc was
no change IN the vote for senator to-
day. II r. expected that an election
Will not occur until the last hour q
the session. which ends next Friday
night. Fulton's chances are consid-
cred good.
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DISABLE Ed

WARRINGTON. ID. C.. Feb. IA
The navy department today resolved
the following dispatch from Della
ware brcskwnter. collier Aienan-
Ger shaft broke February 10. 100
miles east Of here. In bahamas" II
~as signed b. Adamaon. FIRST Of
fIrsr, who was on board the steamer
Admiral dcuiiy. The Alexander was
Just completing a trip around Cape
Hofn from the Parific coast.
KANSAS cry. Feb. 10. - The
branch offices here % the Turf Ia
vantment companies are thronEed
with people hoping to get the return
Of a portion Of their money. but
nothing Il being paid out. The total
invested here probably amounts to
neariy $500. 0oo.
-
Cash for old sold. Colonial block
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GIVES NAVAL
STATIONS

HAVANA. Feb. is.--At noon today
President Palma and Minister
Aquires Of the United States signed
q treaty giving the United States
naval stations AZ Guantanamo and
Bahai Hrnda- Every request Of the
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Money FOR
the WIDOWS

ALbN, Ore. Feb. 1s.--rha i-gis
sture WIN appropriate u 900 each to
~ Widows ~ Jones. Tiffany and
sei. The guard. killed by Tracy
49, hsFr1ii on THAR ezcnps from the
ssts psnitsntisry.
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STRUCK FOR
SYMPATHY

TgHEME<. Germany. Feb. ia
Fifteen hundred dock laborsfs Of the
North German Lloyd company struck
today because a cousfade was dis
missed.
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GEN. MILES
RETURNS

NEW rORK. f'eb. fs.---1en. Miles
and party sIffvsd yesterday on the
steamship IN snis- lie ief tbs city
Of WashlnEt0n on sept. 4. and since
has been arosnf the world.
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A mems smoker viii bo given Ia
The guild room OF ~. MARKS church
Ills evening No admission will be
charged Rev NJ A. Matthew'S will
deliver an address.
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nave been Issued. ufua Campbell
and Edith finffiaoii Of legal age.
both - Seattle; HcrtI. sweezn, ~
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For You

The cut rate AZ Bnrteii'H in 30 gen.
eral you are sure 10 make a saving.
no matter what you purchase. For
Instance: a
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- |--sss. ste fiass -uu stsnot ,,,.
friends IN this country and ,.na
therefore liable To become 4 muffin
charge his deportation was ordrreS
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Tho Michigan hotel. formerly
owned by August Melhorn, wna sold