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New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Katherin. McGrzu. Parkersburg W Va: millinery,
AfEgpd L9ekpert o,i1 iR: 81 Rsns Mar,
II " MarEas r,' olean. y I: Benjamin n. Nassus.
S:'s 1.ssssTs 5ss as sDE Ha G2@gaa st Louis
M0hn HsrshsimwqEth AILesnsny Perm; -1Itc 3 ~ He
J. F. kosey BFsdfoTd Penn drysood' No 46' west
H. Franken Chicago: 8 Franksn No 4s East Twelfth
HeSr ssaad y, : i,s, I'm. HsEiss nd %7, sEg
NJ affTi auri.J gainsGS 81 Ioui: Eat5s dr.ssraz.r
chsn4iSs. an n TFaS9 HaffSaa Co. Fi'''oHfF " I1'Ss
{. H. LatlrGi. Livingston Manor. n 7: druggist.
william Preston. Troy, Penn millinery No Az
RathSuRs Sons Mi1aisgoTt o5so g F Ra'h-
Z. Bradley Anderson CanandatEua. y Y drysoods ara
Charles H. Anthony Wsterroun n Y. drygoods Ncr-
.ss9y t;.a e" s, f5aa'oE Eaa' T-2
sarah - st Lege-. Ttica- \ Y millinery. No 117o
Samuel c, Ryan. Buffalo. Miss Z kinoan and Miss l.
+ Weisz Chcsgo. " W wetsz cloak cutter. No IS
Z, 6 Francis. Carthage, y y. drysOcds. FEoa4Tsy
l. y Francis Carthage y Y. dr. goods RroadWay
Miss May Parker. Perry y Y: Miss z B4l,p NIL
scEusss. vandsvocrt Barney. 81 Louis; A J. MULLEN
John ". Rice & CO.: Auburn. \. y. Mrr R. Whit
Belle Howard aud Mary Curry. jamestown. y l. NIL
Mary D:y:re. Pt,snurg drsss-aSsT. F.trh Acme
Stevens Ha !ae9a[a: .r = Z @ C14Fi'' fs'S'
\ J. Ornisto1. OH CITY Penn; books and ssticnsry
Little and Awning Company Lte Rocs.
Ark: .. y. Tucker ana H Temple Tucker. whoesaie
duck and TuttsT
Mrs NJ. Ha7d Prts5urg Penn. rlod.ste T.tta Aveau'
Mrs /. Nur1rlo7. Syracuse. y. y. ElL-sTy Nanhst-
M-s, Z / rsoran. Ja7,est2yn y y, Marta Z. Ere
win -rS' supplies. SrS
Miss a Bartlett Buffalo y y: drsssnaks-. In
perid. NJ ba~tittt. Sll.--s- .1F-Fla
y ] Fage- & Go Winchester NJ. J. T.. Hsse-. de
TaItment sto-a. Ne7v-A r1st 1'i47f
Alison Brothers. LocEPcEt. y J.. roraI A-so7 dr.
T NJ McSafr. omaha Ncs.- drsss-1akzrz. Marta
E F MetcaIre. Mercersslry Perm b-,t<. sa1es and
hats JIrennble
Elisha K. Kane. Kush-aus Penn A f Fost.r gen
c!1l merchandise CcsTncPuiIten-
TheophoS Nvarr. Geneva. y z EllZareh v ar. Al
bert. and Anna A. Wyatt drsSSmaklng Alc>-t
Carrie : S>hWab. Lyons. y Y. lli!lner-. Aa;hA
Wa<hinEtor
Mrs 2 + Parxhurst Theresa. y rn:l.n-rr, Frsn-
HOUSE
Maud Alien Theresa y i ulllirsTy. Esau--s E0lsA
y krenson & Bro Bradford. Penn J ETarso7 d.
psrtment store. Hoffman. and Mrs. . McAL!ste-. mil
linery Albert
p J Frenno. AneEhenv Tcnrs Emma Hl--s 1'.rtasry.
Broadway
J. A pon3hue. Aueurn. y y dry soeds. :. Geors"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
TWO RAILROADS INCORPORATED.

Albany. March 13--Ths BrOOme County Railroad
Company. of BinghantOn. was incorporated to-day
with a capital OF $3.50 co. TO operate steam rail
road fifteen miles long from Yestai TO Binghamton.
The directors are Albert B. and r. (. DoHaughey.
Of Wikesbarre, Penn; Edward j. Bond. OK Balt-
more, and D. E. Baxter. Of New-Yo-k-
The Buffalo and Ma cara Terminal Railroad Com
pany Of Buffalo, was also incorporated to-day to
operate 4 steam railroad forty-dve miles long
from Niagara Falls. passing through Tonawanda, 70
Buffalo and with branch from point the
Niagara River near Buffalo TO Depew- Tie capital
is $50 coo and the directors l. NJ. Dlttsnhoefer
and Joseph z. Mayer of New-York. and James y,
Adam Adolph Rehodow, A. j. Wheeler and 9. D.
Marshall OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
TO DECIDE ON TICKET sPECULAT1NG.
theatrical Mems Case Before Justice Truax
May Be Settled by Fall.

Justice Truax is now deciding the test case
brought by William Collister. theatre ticket
speculator against Albert Hayman and others OF
the theatre managers syndicate, To determine
whether spectators have or have not right to
sell tickets outside theatres.
Colster in December, 1901. obtained prelimi-
nary injunction restraining the managers from in
terfering with his business. This was dissolved
and motion for a permanent Injunction was re-
fused by Justice Scott, sustained by the Appellate
Division The came up yesterday in the Su-
preme Court before Justice Truax. who set 1T for
Monday.
No matter how the question Is decided, the case
is be taken up to the Court of Appeals, as soon
possible that managers and SPECTATORS can
know by fall just how they stand.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
CANTOR TOO HAsTY, SAYS CIRCUIT.

At the afternoon session of the Board OF Estimate
Yesterday President Cantor sent communication
asking approval of his plans for the extension OF
Riverside Drive to One-hundred-a -forty-second-
st. The work calls for H.5000O0. and Mr.. Cantor
said SS0OOG0 of that amount could be used during
this wear In asking the board to reach an imme-
diate decision he said suit Was pending against
him for delaying the work.
Well. the board thinks you have been hasty.
said the Controller. as he moved that the plans be
submitted to the boards engineer for report The
motion adopted.
The report Of the Department Of Finance on
Health Commissioner Lederle's plan for the estah-
liShment of a municipal laboratory Was referred to
the Mayor at his own request.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
THOUGHT TO BE FIRST DECISION.
Magistrate Breen Rules on Section $50 Of
the Penal Code

What is thought be the first court decision
on Section 55s of the Penal Code was made yeSter-
day by Magistrate Breen in holding for trial Ed
ward H Loveess, secretary of the Stationers Board
of Trade who was charged with sending letter
with intent TO cause annoyance. William H. Eng
land pres;dent Of the Woodward Publishing Com
pany of Temple Court was the complainant. He
declared that he received from Loveless printed
and written form in which 1t was threatened that
unless he settled an alleged claim OF SIS the Sta
tione.s Board of Trade would be informed of 1t
Magistrate Breen held that the letter and printed
form could have meaning at all. IL they were
not intended to convey the threat that unless the
calm was paid the alleged debtor would stand dis
lef
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
INSURANCE swIN0LERs HELD.

Judge Cowing. in Part of General Sessions. yes
erday, held four OF the alleged insurance sWndlers
indicted by the grand jury On Thursday. DR..
Pasquale Felitu OF No. 4o5 East One-hundred-and-
fourteenth-st. wto hitherto has not figured i'll the
case. charged with attempted grand larceny.
it being alleged that he certified falsely the age
of Luciano Pasca. the father OF Of the prison
ers who died August l. 1902.
Or. Albrecht Loewit. of No. 1888 Lexington-ave-:
DR.. Francesca Mucci. of No. 2.072 First-aTe, and
Michele @. Pasca. OF No c.0T0 First-ave., were re-
leased $1.500 ban. Assistant District Attorney
Krotel asked that hail for Joseph Trapani be fixed
$4,000 Judge Cowing fixed it at $1,000. and
Trapan sent to the Tombs as he was unable
To
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
FINISH OPERATION BY CANDLE LIGHT
Hospital Lamps Go Out and Leave Physicians
in Predicament.

The old fashioned way OF performing a surgical
operation by candlelight came into vogue at the
White Plains Hospital Thursday night. DR.. H T
Kelly DR.. H. G. V. Dehart and DR.. j. +. Black
were amputating the legs of Carmi Sedore. when
the electric lights went out. The physicians were
predicament, and fearing fatal results if they
waited Immediately lighted several candles and
proceeded with their work
The patient, fireman on the railroad. on Mon
day night jumped from q moving engine and fell
his feet striking beneath the wheels Of the moving
train Sedore lived near the roun6house, and
Jumped off near his home. leaving the engineer TO
run the engine in
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
GUESTS STILL ARRIVE AT TAMPA BAY

At Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa. Fla arrivals
stilI on tho increase which is quite unusual for
this season of the year. The capacity OF the hotel
was reached last Monday night. when every room
in the house occupied. This. with the excep-
ton Of the rush of 1885. is the first time
in Its history that this has occurred The season
is now at its height. and all are enjoying them
selves greatly. Messrs. Harvey and Wood leave
no stone unturned for the amusement and COM
fort OF their guests. and this IN great measure
accounts for the season th9 Tampa Bay has en-
foyed
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
HISTORICAL STUDENTS MEET.

Members Of the recently organized Historical As
soc'ation of the Middle States and Maryland met
at Teachers College, Columbia University, yester-
day James E. Russell. dean of the college, well
coined the delegates. Speeches were made by Dr..
JuIius Sachs of Sachs School: Professor c. NJ.
Andrews of Bryn Mawr Professor J. s. Stewart
of I.enigh: Miss Eliza Butler. Of the Horace Mann
School and William NIilligan Sloan, professor or
hit II r1r11hl
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
WATERBURY MURDER uNsoLVEo.

Waterbury. Conn. March 13.-No developments in
the police investigation of the murder OF PAU
Mendelssohu were reported to-day. though de-
tect.ves were still busy in running down possible
cleWB
According to : statement Issued by the executive
committee of the local trolley mems union today
the NeE-Hayen Trolley Mems Union has voted
unanimously TO give the Waterbury strikers their
support financially and morally.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
TO SPEAK AT JEFFERsoNIAN DINNER.

The speakers at President Haffen's Jenersonian
dinner at Zetners, One-hundred- -seventieth-st
and ThIrd-ave on Monday evening, will be At
torney General Cunneen. Edward NJ. Shepard, on
Democracy: John B. Stanchheld. Thomas
Jefferson. Justice Morean ]. O'Brien. Thomas F.
Grady on The City of New-York': Senator Nc
Carren on Our Sister Borougbs Frank Camp
bell and Elliot Danforth.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
FORM A PARTNERSHIP.

E. De c. Chisholm. member New-York Stock
Exchange (formerly Of Bouvier & Coz and Harold
A. Hatch (forrneriy of c. A. Buttrick & Coz have
formed a partnership under the Arm name Of
Chisholm 4 Hatch with oflces at No. D Wall-st..
and are trans&cttnE q general commission business
in stocks aad bonds. Charles T. Austin 0ormerly
with Buttrick Coz ls connected with the new
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
SANITARY MEASURES AT ITHACA.

Ithaca N " March 13.-DriIling has been started
on two more artesian wells in the valley TO the
southeast Of the city at the instance of Ithaca's
Committee of One Hundred. These wells are being
drilled TO determine whether or not a SUFFICIENT
supply OF artssian water 10 available
The adoption Of plan for burning all the garbage
of the city was announced to-day and incinera
ton plant will located at the base OF West HILL
There death from typhoid reported
fo-iEy.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
GOVERNOR MURPHY APPROVES BILLS

Trenton, March Ex-Governor Murphy To-Day
signed a number Of bills among which was one in
creasng the salary of the Banking and insurance
Commissioner from 5000 20 $500 year, and the
f7II ai1fhorizinK the changing OF the county sea-
Of Atlantic County from Mays Landing to peasant
Will
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
NEW HOME FOR BATON CLUB.

T. Arthur Fischer has leased for Jackson stern
the Bliss home No. "a West Thirty-ninth-st, a
four story dwelling house The iessees, Messrs
Alden and Holmes. we'll known men. and are
to alter the premises for restaurant and club pur-
poses. The Baton Club. of which Reginald De
koYen is president has negotiated a lease Tor
portion OF the premises to be occupied By II Ire
term il for five years and the aggregate net rental
q.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
TO REPEAT CORONATION LECTURE.

In response 10 man. requests Dwight l.. Eln1en-
dorf will repeat March 20 at Carnegie Lyceum
his lecture on london and the Coronation ortgi
nalIy delivered there November 20. 1892. The
lectures still remaining in tne Lenten matinee
series which Mr. Elmendorf Is delivering at
Carnegie Lyceum are: Sunny Days in Ireland.
March j. and 49, Climbing the High Alps" March
% and % and sicily and Capri" March 81 and
ApIiI l.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
AMERICAS POPULARITY.

From The Worlds Work
In Curacao I asked a leading merchant how the
natives would regard American protection. We
prefer to be under the Holland flag he answered,
''for the reason that willemstad rs practically a
free port. and there is little likelihood that our
government Will become involved in We
greatly disturbed by the proba biity that Ger
man prince E-iu succeed to the throne Il Queen
WiIhefn!na should have heir. Except the few
Germans here, I know Of who desires Ger
many 6 bis sovereign State. Next to Holland. We
want the United Ststes.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The Rochester Lamp Company, OF No s. Park
Place, involuntary petition PetitioninS creditors
& Co. s222
II. Linn Bruce yesterday appointed receiver
of the business Of the Sears-Humhert Company.
wholesale cement dealers. His bond was fixed AZ
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
FOR TUBERCULAR SUFFERERS.

COmntssioner LederIe of the Health De-
partmeat has Just received plans for cOun-
try saAaterfum, where tabercuIaF sufferers
1n the teEemeDts may secure pure sir and
sekshlno and their former health. Pictures
Of 1kts unique constantly, with it's Davflions
and teRta. in to.mOreow'e TribuRe.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
HEArHEN IDOLS.

Hcw the manu1actare ef idols for the
AeatAea to woRsAiH goes on in PhiladelDhta.
with photes Of the idOis IN process Of being
made. in t0-xn0rr0w'S Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
DR.. MUELLER TO OPERATE TO-DAY.

DR.. Mueller. who arrived here Thursday to re-
main. spent yesterday resting part Of the time at
the Murray Hill Hotel and in receiving visits from
friends. To-day 10 a. ne will operate on four
cases of congenital nip disease at the Beth Israel
al
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
INCREASE FOR LEHEeH MEN.

wiIkSsbarre, Penn March 1s-Lehigh Valley
mine and yard conductors tTaInmen. gWitchEnen and
engine wipers received 20 per cent increase IN
wages to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

IMMENSE IMPROVEMENTS AT coSEY ISLAND
Description and pictures of these improve
ments, which are to cost more than s5OOOOo,
in Tomorrow Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
soMElNHAT DIFFERENT
From The ChicaRo News

From The Chicago News.
Hotel Portsr-AEe ycy guest Of the house?
blamed thing get here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31
Wine, CARDS AND WOMEN
Lieut.. BushheH on Trial by Court Martial as the
Penalty for Fast Living in Seattle

couver before No was assigned 10
Fort taNten, and while there n all
legged Ca have led rlotoua iifo lie
l= said "a have borrowed money
from nearly every one he knew, and
from many strangers on the strength
of the fact that he was an army
ofilcer. Finally "a crisis came, and
ana arrangement was made with hts
brother officers 60 pay OF tho dehta.
The arrangement worked well IN
az hts removal 10 Fort t.aWt ton. when
he again dflftod into evil aaaocias
tons lie gfaduaily went from bad
90 worse. until the charges now ON
trial were placed againHt him. The
ceurtmaftiai win probably last until
tina middle OF neat week
After Lieut.. hurhneid's ease u hns
iahcd. that 81 Lieut. I<hudaon, also
OF the nth Infantry, Viii be taken
up lie - alleged 60 have emheas
ai-i army funda while IN the quar-
termaatets department at Nome.
The Httlns Of the cauffmaftlal IN the
latter ease VIII he al Nome, The
members af tho couft Nui lcaye for
the north neat week on the steam
sr Indiana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31

There viii Be 1856 Contests During Race Season
at the King County far Grounds

the Derby al tho local track last
year and MAS one Of tbs trae6 fAveF-
itca. Nj apaifs has FL oreuta. III
chlhaahaa and E.golants. ncaldes
several Sear-oida Nj MaEfans >
itat Hogan. Ed I.iiham and The
Singer stxs rromis~ OF being up In
the lead aiae. outsids Of bis esrsls
ieHt stFiaa ~ eyuafroiaa Mf founE
Will have Grail ~ NJ nfitiain and
tiiftle Margaret on the track
A few 81 last years fnrkeya viii
appear at the coming meet. ffin.
eipai among tha old iaekeys will bs
w. Burke. who rode a tafre nam.
Der Of faeQrstes ant winners last
year, I snd A, Powell. So. Ffss
isf. Chandler. HliishFsud and Bose
MAJ are also a. the trAck In all
there wiil be about ~ jockeys ridins
The KFeatest oblegilau 10 the way
the meet was conducted last year
Was eeeaziuaea BY tie fact that
there was = symdicate hoax and
slnail eais on tho hufHsz- prom the
race hafNs men 90 the uian who
wsxrged 4 single dollar. all hal
Tered ahoat the baasa. Ihis year.
thu maHaEvfa ~ The track claim.
,hla Will - rumcsiied By having al
open book. This win make cofnps
iition and Etye better odds 20 the
bettars- Already eight basAmaksfn
have EisHlfisd their lnfsafiun II
cutting IN They Rrs ere T'airsfi.
ciancyA Caesar Young. George
Rnss. ], l.. Militia, " MaxrAnr.
GUAM tires and kripp 4 Ife~n
TIE tfsss has e-sH thsf5as fsiT
0fvrhanied and many improvements
made Eieegffe beiis new run from
the paddock 70 Tie betting ring and
races can he pulled EFT nsseh mere
auirktf than b~fosv Il - the intsHs
tiua - the officials 10 pail off the
races a. G4te&iY ae possible this y~af
and allow the crowds 70 get baek
into The city before = e'efack Ths
meet will start Saturday aftrraucN
a ata rsstuek ama vii % ntagtsa
= = "a a. g, =
u1issinn - grounds and rrAnfFsk "a
has been reduced frum 81 "a 90 CENTS
except On stake days and on HAt9F.
DAYS. Thssa tina astfatzniaa 20 men
wili be q. but - cents 70 Sumsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31

Thirty-one DAYS Of racing. str CON
tests a day ~ announced fuF the
Summer meet u the kmE county
Fair Association. 10 commence June
: and continue Until July n, Already
there i Is. 90 In stakes and PURSES.
The opanmR hAadicap will be run
June s. the king ceuuty selling
stakes. June 10 Seattle Derby. June
-. Ladies' plate June ~, iutrfuf.
hau handicap june 20. kindergarten
handicap. June "a, Club Members
handicap, Juns - Seattle hurdle
stakes, taiy I. and Celebration hand
leap. July q A large number %
haf=1z have been entered "a each %
the stalks races
ALREADY there sFs asess thsa sae
horses at the race track an under
training Mnst % them hays uasn
an the tracks during tho spring
vnsets and aro Ia sua1 condition. Al
least Tee more horses are expected
during the nest few days. do8d
stable aecnutnodat taua have been
made for them and ali are comfort
shly housed.
uue 81 tho pesftirst sights at the
trmch may 10 seen every fmuFuiaK
e~swesn $50 ana ie o'clock when
the horses are being sxerciseA - the
boys. often there arr as fuauY aa
% rasnsrs on the track 20 the same
time taking their morning exsrciss.
Short Facrs ave stsR srEfEeea fisaf
aers@z ARD thrsr brushes sfo lnYafi=
aoiY exciting
THE class " horses brought 70 the
ks=z se@aty track sAsa yusr 10 Faaga
batter than last Horace Eshert.
she = the prea4dins Judge 81 tas
races fhis year. aid YsatsfdAf that
as etae@ the saHsss we're Just ~
Kuei as theae At the Sc Louis track
They may have aoue horses at
the - Louis track" he saIa.
that are better tissu any We have
here. bat as class W. ars fully
equal q them
A fes % The eNHsfs Nho have
- ~ . =, - -. ~ -
YraF HFr ~. =. HgsNfrss w MaAFaa~.
Caesar Young. hottsaF a Gfeea. ard
Sam Jones' The principal horxsm In
Mr.. Ssns~ string afa Forest ktna
and Rim Rock. Forest King won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31
f. 4. BELL \
ACQUITTED
Jury Finds MIN Innocent
OF the EmbezzIemeni
Charge

Prank A. Hell was found not gull
" " larceny b. embeualement by "A
superior court Jury ~ A o'clock last
night More than year ago be was
formally accused by the TAaquah
coal company - ppfnpftatiHs
SIS. 900 of tts funds while employed
a. Us locai agent The ease was on
trial for more than three days In
Judge iislf court The Judges In
structiona were concluded and thu
ease gtyen - the jury a ! o'clock
last night 1ha Jury agreed Al 10
o'clock The fudHe couldn't reach
the courthouse however. and a YER
diet could not be brought ia until he
returned At II o'clock
The state introduced tho testi-
muny 90 expert accountants. Charles
a. Giant aud + Christmas. and that
II Charlse =. Power. aensfai MAJ.
ansr ~ the company. 10 The eject
that the cumpanys books revealed
the alleged shortage,
The star witness for the defendant
WAS y u. Manning. formerly audi
tor ~ the eaal company. lie proved
10 the satisfaction % the jffy that
the Hpafent discrepancies we're In
reality rfrufs In bookkeeping. T1hs
defendant himself yesterday after
noon explained 10 the Jury The
checking system. which accounted
Tor the appafsnt Rhoftage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31

Lieut. Leweliand N. Ruahaeld.
tfth United states infantry. r. hes
inN tried by conrtmartih et VAN
eouYef barracks on charges 81 em-
eeHslias government FUNDS, aup-
pfesslnE government mall and
fofsins the names of y A. Camp
bell brother uffienE hushaeld,
who has been stationed az nOrt Law
ten. WAS Vety popular la Seattle and
had host 81 friends amoaH the
younk people Of the city,
As tald Ia the star az the time
nushfsld WIS placed under arrest at
Fort IaWtnn about two weeks sEui
but aftef remaining In his quarters
for faaF days. broke his Parole and
escaped fFum the fort With money
allaKsd to have been supplied him
by a woman 81 the Seattle undera
world. he attempted to make hts en-
cape en- the steamer North fagiiia
to british Columbia lie was caught
ON the boat by a sauad 90 soldtara
and taken back "a Fort taWtan.
where for the nrat time IN the his
tory Of the fort a commissioned on .
cef was PLACED under guard
Hashneid was stationed AZ Van
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31
CANS BESTS
FITZGERALD

SAN FRANCISCO, May 80 The
haitlehotween Joe uanH aud Willie
tltagortld at the Mechanics pnVll.
ION last ninht ended suddenly ln tho
tenth round. WHOM Fitzgerald was
knocked cut by aHtraiHht right aud
left 10 the jaw
Cans had far tho best OF the con-
test from the beginning. aud the re-
suit was never IN doubt Though OUT
elasacd the New York boy put up a
game battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31
Two NEW CITY BU0KS
ANCHORED IN HARB0R

Port Warden Jensen has coynpisisd
the werk 81 placing Two new city
ruparinz ginata IN the harhnr There
were already i've Old ones Tha IN
creased shipping from this port
ueceHsitatss tins installation OF Two
Fiure-
The new buoys aFa held hy ssufns
breliAs anchors. recently patented
b. Captain ~ e. Cain Of tho Pacific
Clipper line. Each anchor weighs
zoos pounds. Captain Jensen state.
circumstances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31
CHURCHES

first Presbyterian NJ. a
Matthews. A. II n. m. ~Ths
Church's Message % the CONNER.
clal World" sermon Addressed Is.
peciaiiy 10 travelling men. z p. m
The Young Mans Problem"
Westminster rreshfteTian-~H Rev
NJ Wilson. Al II a M. Nathan.
all Led Captive 10 the King" Z "a.
o. m. "Gad's Grace and Salvation
MsFKRt street HapflHt~ftpv. J. Is
Weber. Al n a m. ION ths
Mountains" s. ,. m. Rev. y. =. IT.
ford. the "whistiing'' evangelist and
author Of Throw out the Life
Line" vili preach and sing.
Mt Zion Baptist fCulursdj REV
J. q MoPherson. At II a. M. Ar
Important Question. Are "
Ready7'" Tsso .. m. How Can a
Christians Ilfe Best Magnify the
Cause u christT'
Battery street NJ. E-Rev. r. T.
Drake. ~ n a. m. service led b
Oliphant sisters. 2 .. m. Memory. .
Trinity parish--Hev. II. ". gowan
At II a m, Going up 10 the Altar
" Cod" ?. m. The Vision OF the
Dry Bones"
Firat Unitarian REV. W. u S..
monds. At n a, m. Rev. ~. W
Stone viii speak on the Unitarian
Gospel 7. O. .. m. sermon by Rev
w. j Hudson on the Religion Of
Napoleon"
Evangelical Association Rev. n
Hornachurch. At II n. m. German
sermon. MY Spirit Shall Not Away
Strive with Man" T.50 p. m, I'm.
giiah sermon. "IutefcesEJry Prayer.
ChuTGn OF tfod -n6V. = ~. We6U
Ats D. m. PUT ON the Whole Ar
incur Of aod"
Roman Catholic Meetings
81. Mays Parish Rev. w. J.
Metz. Church corner 81 Twentieth
avenue ana jackson street. Early
mass ard sermon lchildren's maast
s.30 a. m. Sunday ? 20 .. ~
and benedlciiOn, T.sG
D. m.
Church u our Lady ~ Good Help
REV. r. u f'rcfontains. AZ a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31
DEMOCRATIC CLUB

Ths organization % ths Young
Mems Democratic club was perfect
ed inss nikht with the following IN.
GERS. 4. J. Tenant. president. 4. "
Stern. vice president. Easi Jenuar.
Second Yire prenldents w n FRENCH
secretary Alvin Heinrich. treasures;
Clay Allen. sergeant at arms.