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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

~ A<1 - - - - Es1 SEss - -
q RAILEoA AID.
STATIONS 700, o: WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBEoSSEs AND CORTLsNDT STREETS
~ The leaving time from Desbro-ses and
Cortiandt Streets is i've minute. later than
that given beIow for Twenty-tbird street
station. except where otherwise noted.
',.' q. "a East AAIl@-FJIloF. s.es2ins AMI Dining
O sars Fos chlcago. Indianapolis. sad l.,l.syiils,
BOO A. VI. ST. LOUIS LlSiiTED-Pulman s,es9ins-
Is - ",a use. ,tllon Jars CiheinH4''' '4-'
Io.2o A. VI. PE;SYsrLvAN1A LrMETED.-Purlnnan
snt Cars Fo cS.es.s i lHs roIeo ana De
Oh NJ T3s4. AND c s h3g ard FPa
Sjiess5: St LGus Di1,rs S-I- sl.sp,as
sm2kias and Observation Cars. For chicago. I0's~''
BOO Pm 81 LOTS iptPHEss-ror Pi,,sourE, "a ca,
Car. Fer Gary. v. Va via sh.i snd5an.-v Valley
300 2. VI. WESTERN E7,PREss.-For chicago For
7.5S r. " ParIFiS PFFsGFor Pft;sBurE sni
GalGaso- For knoxyiEs daI!y via snsna i..4ay
So y. VI. CLEvEI.AND AND GINcINNATI- . EX-
PREss-For Pitts51Ts Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
go - - ,l1as Ca 1910 tDesorgs'ss SnI "a,
a m i2S DINA jy t. IN ~ esSTossss sn1 cort
Pario- ana Ir-5 20 800 80 - 5Si.iE CaT1 - tDn-
nS AZ 30 ,L5nns ts5)' 30 7; tJans caf
ted. i-I fsr lIas5S &sr{ - -, 90: ,DiniEs Car,
IS dair j tsI and 'ias s S1' and
streets rs Gialae Car. % p m ITO night
AIIsANTlc COAST LINE.-Ezpr.ss. s2' N AMI
sEAEOARD EIE line RAILwAY.-EE9rss'. LIS
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RALwAY.-For N.nVh.
cI as isi.s-a HN6 s. ONO n Ra1siiLwAr-r m
FOR OLD POINT COJiF0RT AND EoRFoLBl--TS0
ATLHNTIc 1 Cf4 s{s s55 $40 u and 3 25 m
sundays. T55 a. NJ TlrcIgh VestioUlet Trains, 5ul-
Yet Earl7r cars anu Standard t0aches on w.
Isrl3r smoking Car. FaTi~r Cars. D!ninS al anu
aa6lrd Coaches Sundays.
FalE MAt.-l&S p m TseS :ag ,c, Railroad trou,
West Twenty thru street Staton) $50 a n. = ~
- 3 . 40 ass. and 6.55 weeA "a. = i,-
DAYS e25 T. m. 80 ? n ,frsH pss'ESss S a. 10
!andt Streets. geo l. ~ -ol so - m,
and ICo ?. weekdays. Sundays S+o a. H. wv
,. n.
FOR PHILSDELPHIA.
SOS. rs T55. 50 dining carr . 5 s. - CDin-
ing Carl. Goo, 81 LOUIS Llllledl' - o. $3.50
car I5s ,DiniEz Carl 30 ,Desbrossss CORTLAND;
tr Cs-rSrtov rc- o5y1 $50 Dining Carr So.
rs Is SIS . D m. IL 10 night yesx-dsys sul-
955 st. Louis Limited. F55 10 Is lPenna. Lin'sdl
1 l8!5ns sD GaT s.5 b,nIas ca SIS = biaS.
Car. ass. Chicago Limited ior Gernant2TSn
orIyl. ass Dining car. $50 (Dining carr 80 SIS
Ticket ofices NJ 4st 1854. ns and 2g1 BrOadwsy
tc.rner 29th So I Ast0r House; West Twenty-ts1i
street station. and stations foot o. pesorosses eng
Broadway, Pennsylvania Annex station, BrocSlyn'
station Jersey City. The New York Transfer Com
pany wiz call fo- and check baggage from hotels and
TIsI'ls5ss CAB s.r5iss
". ". ATTERBURT. J. r WOOD.
General Manager Psssr TraHie Mans<sr.
Ge- Il Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

GaTSHIll, HUDSON & GCgS9gE1E
lsoats svery weekday p. AZ. from Pier \. X.
and At Z. u tom l-JtE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
ADMITTED HER SHAME
MAS. n oE JAUssERAEo TOLD JURY SHE HAo ss9H vs
FAITHFUL TO HER HUSBAND. WHO TRIED TO Kill Her

: ala kmea thsn. bat knea nos
that - shat ~ me three times one
ballet entering nay head, aha M
ivft shoulder and the other my chin.
n IA not hear him shoot hfs1se e
and kaeN ualhiaa about that auui /
reclaimed CONSEQUENCES AZ the WAY
side Mfssiaa. shortly hefafr uf slit
Htan naftuffuf4 : very difftEHH nus
efatlaaa nud removed the bullet
Under crosse SANITATION, AFs. De
IaussHraua calmly. and apparently
Esllnaaf shame af eustiuu, admitted
that aha had bvsh uufaithfui a. hsf
witness called She dramatically tets
Hf e conversation she BAD with tie
defendant thfea weeks PRIOR - the
shooting she assisted au standing
and waving her arms In the air IS
ahr testified
~ laFs her. love her. shn e. M
aHeeu and can't i've with cat her
+ vili kiu bef 10 she VIII not promise
- ca5aa hack a. me Mrs. stokes
STATED that De tausserant had said
= her.
Nff1esFa testified O. having arrest
81 IL Ianssssssn4 Immediately after
che shooting. ara several persons
SIRE pat On fhe stand - swear that
fheF had heard defendant threaten
u XIII the wautan u aha would not
nonie back Is him
The ease Niii probably 50 to The
Jury tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

HIS WIDOW

Deprived 81 husband and father by
the bullet 90 trraehvruua assassin.
THE family uf Policeman Albert q,
SeuaurmAu VIII not he lrft psnnilesH
At special meeting OF the eauh-
Ga a uoen today Councilman Mullen
introduced resolution 10 present
the aorruWinr widow with a modest
sum az money Co ahaw that the act
~ the brave effircr vas not fpsapi-
ten. The am0urt tn be- Donated "
not specified "a the Till but q @ un-
teHatood that the finance committee.
te whom the measure was referred
VIII decide az liberal amount
The family af thr dead policeman
viii also receive Sic from the 70.
Huamenaa Relief Association for fd-
neral expenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

rhs street ears ar siai ranuinE. ihs
slaetfie ushts ahsas ~ hftEhtiF as
ssss last nlght. ans anless SIN. s---.
stssss iilzsi,iss IL ~ - 1fsasi iaasa iisi-
80 % the asatsle EEsetrfe fefuusuY's
stsssa pfanla b. this city These eal4at-
tisus vii caHtiaas until the Hnasg
sais pssHsf nasnpanf T. again ahie 80
Furnish eiuleH b. - custnrnefa.
A Partial ssf4gcr la neN t.etuE EiFru
Oh tha seattle q nsnteu faiiWal. hut
tie town " Henton - without eleetfif
iisHta md Tor the past tee nights ~
rfiiscns have beeu EfeHasn aFugua
With lanterns
qhs his nsuf mills IN this city which
used aHeauafuls pHasf are siiii un.
al.ia &C. turn a wheel The several tecai
hateis witch received thssr slsgtrie
light from snaauaimte direet are us-
ins Gas o. kafasens iamps
10 roatnrd former conditions y 10
q the ofsw Il mes vna are F1HinS
repair wark at auciaaluie II The or
uartatlann - Superintendent Harris
isaeaur = ths aupauaiinic company are
realized ~ least part ~ the current
srafn the falls wfii hs turned On again
sonlnht 10 telcphauea from ths falls
% me cafapanr rity oifirr that fatsH-
Ing that the wufk q huildinE TEN
parary shed ever the hufnssi trans
farrner Building vas n rfoGrcas ana
the installation ~ rev transformers
"a. being rushed
The damage a. the plant f. more
serious than st arHt suppssEei u may
reach ia 90. Ten transformers val.
uea IL 8 90 Zach. we're destroyed The
roof 81 the Transformer building vas
burned and thr walls we're badly dam
sae4
Two sxtfa transformers from fHs
suii-statinu a. Seattle ard eauple
from Tacoma we're cent 10 Hnnqualnie
yesterday afternoon. Another ~aa
cent from here this morning Win
these ard the three that werc saTgd
u l. believed that aesssa current fan =
turned on tonight
The generators anA turbine wheels
81 the plant wsre not damaged Az
that IL uecrasary Il to set The trapss
formers into working order aEain. q
that the Juice can be sent over thc
wires 20 the sub stations az Seattle
and Tacoma 4 month wiii be required
10 make permanent repairA
~ the use q SONS n The Seattle
Efsetric eampsuys power. the Seattle
a Rsut0u railway was enabled ~
erlnrk last eNeuinE to pat three rHrF
on tta line. Two we're run from this
city % Columbia and third from that
point 20 Rainier beach, bat nope cauih
be taken a. Heua0n. The electric com
pans Faz able g. Co. fiiis uniY 10 tak-
INK three cars on iis own lines IN the
city
I'VE are dragging every car IN che
city hut three said Manager Grant
~ the Seattle Electric company this
morning 'arhsse three were taken ~
that Mr. Osguud might place three cars
on the neuton line for the arcomma-
dalton 81 HE patrons"
Tacoma IL bearing the hrunf ~ The
Inconvenience caused by the pnauuai.
ME IRE. The Tacaufa Railway a Pow.
ef company e barely able q supply
sufficient power to run the intrrufhan
cars aud cannot iiFht the city strreta
A. result the City 81 Destiny Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
WHAT DO YOU SAY TO
THIS, Mr.. KISTLER?
PEOPLE or SECOND WARD WILL MEET ToMoR
ROW TO PROTEST AG AINsT DENs OF VICE ON
JACKSON STREET

The people az mx wafd have bcyn
STIRRED up hy a dea.a uua pelaou.
complains Councilman kt6iltf I
ana ndt ip favor Of Kiec. hnl / think
WN constituents We8id rather have
3 ttsHeeiaele pafiaf huuHe GA The
vsfuet st Firth avenue south and
tHtkHuu sfreet than "a reputable
French eribbauso SAYS she second
NHsl salaR.
ahe Foregoing quotations from the
interview Aft. kitglfr has kindly
given tbe scar AraeHrH an fsaEu B
and makes host intFrestfng reading
ta connection With written reaueHi
resolved hy the star uaia mquins
asking that prumineut place Pc
given % "a naIiyo ~ a Hrefial mestz
Us of tha Raln.rf asishts imprayv
u8eut cub, 60 be held Tomorrow
eFerinF. tof she express purpose oi
protesting against the Threatened
oneniHE 90 fashionable hrothei al
thc loeatioa mentioned hz ar, kist.
les
T. W FULLER preadent ef The Ral.
nisr hFfkhts Nl1lt cSmc e. the star
ufffcr in person with the notice and
sakgt that it be Published
The people 90 che Second ward
aFiuE on the jackson street aud raj
tier Heights ear ltHEs are WNfH than
taiguaHt over the news thai aae oi
the NaHen of fhe teHderioin 81 t. De
allowed to oren g house 81 Nlzfant
fa the iaaha hlock az the caFaeF "a
FIfth avenue south Nud lAe Nson
street said MF FULLER
Immediately after the Siar came
ent iaaI nlUht vita its editorial trii.
!ffE Is - iha 8auEar. "a committee nf
nsemt.eFa 81 the Rainier tiFlEhis
etah came e. mc and requested that
/ cali nieetins forthwith @ dtH'
egss fhs matter We fixed uran tn-
a48a ANA the place al OlgHau's han
NHAfre t. this effect hts been sent
out DIV Homer 81 tifii our SECRETARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
WAS WORST
IN HISTORY
OF COAST

N1REoik. IA. sept - Further
repafts uf the storm damage were
brought tn lndaf ~ steamers. cap
tain haHsFiia uf iha Atlantic fzah.
his Company. VIZ brought in a
Steamer today. aays there can be nu
dauht - the iusa 81 che UsAlug
steamer ueatfiae With an aboard. All
rre believed O. have pafAHhed
Marine mru estimate thaf rs lives
were lost az sea ID ruestayn STORM.
which vas uuaueHtia fhr worst
in the history e the Atlantic coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

ANA we espee, and dssire "a FUN At.
,rhs praulr ot tho eastern half 81
thr second Wurdl al least are "a unit
'ln Opposing the epenins 81 ans house
ct Hlafame ON Jackson street. aud
especially do we PROTEST against the
further use of the Idaho block fer
Immoral purposes.
FHa F#eknssn street aut Rainier
fIriahin cars switch fFam one track
tn the other directly in front % the
|I1aha hhek. and az every switch eus
tilla delay of from one 70 five
minutes it readily may be nren wis
No are uualtefahly opposed a. A
hrothel Sos that huildinF
We are not suesainE about THIS
matter Gar wives and children
have FOR months hpou compelled To
witness rtNoltiug sights and tn
hear ufogans and Ohaesne language
while pssaInig the aozeailed titIie
Parts house. and We know whrre9f
we speak.
-Wa have not decided upea q plan
% action. hrt Without question We
vii resolve arainst the estahliehz
Nent % the prepnsrd hfethci and LAY
aur protest before the city eouueN
la writing or orally through dee
zatiau seat 70 she next euuneii meet
lug
The nthter Weights Improvement
Cquh counts among r. WeWhefH
sraue - the most influential Rfotrss
zionBs and Business men % ths city
It's president. Mr. fufaf r. an Oh
49, UeHt ~ the Hecona ward ana
clos a. m toueh with its views fee
raifrF hH - a ierTnrf fnrffabrr OF
tf,e council ana wne known pub
HaheH y A. Martin. utanaEgf u
tNe Hask Diamond t'aai Company
mas emo u fhr faHf0Ittee WHtHh re-
uestfi tht calling 81 she Hpecial
atsauae "a b. held tamatfow even
tpE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
WAS 4 POOR SHOT

Yankee rnnh who h said to have
nnad several HhatH at two companions
laat niahN wAa arrested Tits afternoon
hF Policeman naYRn. Prank with two
other meH b. allsard g. have attempt
90 Ga snli several uaebH af gnUda Hi
south seattle Tho aalc fsli through
aud tho thrru men came toward So
attic CA thu Grant street bridge they
aaarrsied ANA the shooting resulted
Nome ut the men were huFt
Yankee Frank aays he has no. ether
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
MORE DIRT

WASHINGTON. u. G.. sept Is -
a. xas announced this morning that
the tao persons ludiefed - the fed
prai grand JURY yesterday snr cusn-
riiesty 10 nurtai tfuHds. One is a
fufnaer chief 0f one ar the bureaus
~ t8e uaasaffiea department aha -
already Indicted on other eharEee
The either 81 n prominent NsN York
politician Tufee bills ere returned
The first charges 10th W8tn eaH-
srifacy 70 frffaad iH tHs sais ~ Sc
vice In Whirh the politician " IN
trrestrd, the snaunh - tfgra the a.
rirHal with having aealz.lssI a k..5...
it@ 49, Essaaa a5ss-ss ss-sl s=sH1asa issis
vtth offering e hfius The SHa
faHkfr is enc aausc Hafne has been
mentioned lu the resent inssstlss-
ti1n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
ATTEMPTED
ROBBERY

WABASH. fud agps r. Fairy TITS
morning rathera shot uerheHt Auaen-
hauHh. nfaht graHafnf ga tha Erie rad
a. taakstun. iuatetinH tnaaainir fatal
wound Augeuh4ush fuanzNHsf a. ea-
caps 60 = nearby hoass AMI siTs The
alarm. ofieTfs formed p posse aHd
are ptireairE The tshsiiss pha a-,i
~ifkaui ssstinE = considerable safn nf
menaF shiah Was Ia the safe. rraaY
far Ray DAP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
IN PRISON FOR DEBT

John Hand vas arrested tas niFht
on a henah warrant lasnsd by Judge
BELL Tor refusing e. pay hia wife tein-
ppfarv ailmonY ordered hy fha ceuft
iTst Marcia. ~ - nos 81 the set
Jail, having only recently returned
from = trip outside the state. taken.
his wife claims. solely for the purpose
~ eettlnx out q the Jurisdiction 81
the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
Nor rAg FAlR lIllIAa

lillian Russell. "coal black
lady. was arrested last ulaht OF
suspicion Il stealing a small SUN -
ussuny frafu a man Mhn was booked
a. John Doe" John Nss -
much under TIE Influence 81 iigaar
her hfuasht tn this station that he
could not give MS naflr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
MILLIONAIRE
HIGHWhYMhh
ARRhiGhED

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept IA
Carey Snyder. the mmlionaire's son.
pleaded not guilty today 70 the
eharga of highway robbery. He was
released on ti5e0a bali.
Snyder u charged with holding Up
and uohblnK q. n Stevens and hts
wife on the night OF May !. 1908.
when Il is alleged he secured dia-
monds and other Jewels valued at
about 90 seq Charles Farrow. now
a prisoner IN the county Jail. il said
70 have confessed to the police thar
he was one Of the robbers and he
implicated snyder as the other. Sny-
der denies having any connection
with the robbery.
snyder il she son Of r NJ. Snyder.
a. one time a leading banker in this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
STRIKE

SAN FRANCISCO. hept. is.-Ths
boxmahrra ana sawyera employed ~
The city struck today. Three hun
dred and sixty men afe out. The de-
mHnda Of the strikers for a 70 per
cent Increase IN wages was refused
BY All the biE factories The daily
wages nov paid are ta24
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
RICE CROP rs
A BIG SUCCESS

CROWLEY. Il. sept. ta-Ths
Firs mills tn louisiana and Texas
started % this week and. taaxiua
from all Indicators the harvest win
b. an exceptionally big one. The
Yield i from % "a q sacks PEI acre
: havn fne last year and the ascond
erDr promises q o. the beet il the
hfstnrY % TIE rice industry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE pRlers

sTts-s rsiess sss q 49, iss=s ls s===-
uties. Price, 81 fnan safghasss srsfss.
o. - Esat hisnss1
Provisions
Fresh Heat-Uau besf gtse ~. steer
besf t43sc 10. veal sBlec ID. PORK.
lsfasisfans Nensa IA n. hsuakfssi "a.
sea- ifse -. rsifsss fresh lax ~
Vegetables
Native eoru. rsati r. sack. native
BHH banks q iH PEI sack. sweet uatss
tuTas &c Per n. uAtivs rarly fuac.
ssata u 90 est carrots, So saU4
futahaEaa sacti q ~. eabhaEH ltse ih,
ca Blifiosef1 fassPlc duH tomatoes
- boa NaH heAns. b. cHeumhfra.
iaaaH dus Uetaffs &c dua rAdiahnA.
ls aHE huNEhFH onions - eat green.
~ dusen hnrrhea Yakima maluua.
q nHi Hnr dea rEn plant e. per o..
Hubbard ssiaast. I've per 10. pumpkins.
he
Green Fruit. Etr-
Apples. naNNe. fsraH ~ per box
gfaVHatstmH. g. ssfi = pEr BOA crab
asasar per baN nufmaEe g. Hasfl - ga-
tive urunas Efi9s. fakima era ufaHt.
Eisz Il. fHkiina pears. q native
iiaftiafta 7ag utnsa nplaN. 3. % = per
dtsA ErnpaHl Yakima CnncuftA. 90 per
haahsi tukHF AZ per crate. Ross
fsfu fsJar white. Eaifc. hlarkH4Hf.
rira q nff % Nairrria gfanEcg e d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
JUICE STILL SCARCE.
srarrlE mooIEs ALONG FAIRLY WELL WITHOUT sso
ouALmr ELECTRICITY. az 7 TACOMA IS IN A sAo WAY

to sights hsa be- IN rz4fai darkness
] b. tarErst single sufferer thsfa - tbs
Iaeams anaFlter which tar Nant u
pawef han been ahiiEed O. fsztnrs lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

Butter Washington creameries. &c:
eastern .fra uaiFs. W4aic
EEEs@ Fresh ranch. Eeiitee d04. East
eFn. ASx IL
Ehreasa Native Washlnstaa fan cream
iss. uustarFsfs Is esiss. briek isalse.
fQgiiff DRESSED tarssys zaN1ff. nv-
lse spring chickens. 1At4a dua 1--we
Nrsss feHIfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

Nicholas De JBuasrraud the u1a.
rlna engineer Who. APRIL IS entf Ana
aa.saauaiF aa&ssaei hAs ais#. Marietta
ihs Jauaseraaa. q being tried tu enc
criminal department ~ tha superior
eaatt iaasy faf assault Mtth intent
q commit mufsirr. Immediately az.
tsf shlssinr his wife ~ 1aussefana
- 3, Einsaif "a tha head tufiietths
slight wound.
is hss1 i stin banfaerd. how
ever. ashHe Nh ue IausaafluH has
eastrnfF recovered from her injuries.
ehteh nesrlx Proved fsfal Eise
taalanss ~ hts wife. Win whom. ~
SIS. - has always BEEN passion
ateIy Ia love.
as tha surpfHsc - everybody MrN
D ilusaessna admitted tHtH uasnf
iaa on Eha witness stand that her
husbands ieAfuns suspicious we're
VIII founded
ne yaussaFands dafsuse - that he
was almost insane uith afisf uhsu
hs attempted e. kilI his wife. ~ she
last confessed 70 him that she had
teea Hnd ssiH intended . be un-
faifhf8i 70 hiun.
occupied Httie more thar one hour.
Mira De JauEesrenH took the stand
Hhe q = plain ufifdies sesf woman,
with short hafk whose chief attFnc-
tfpn "a a unusually soft and musical
voice
e. fgrees examination. when she
tnlH OF fha occurrences 81 the after
neon whsn her husband shot her
she evidently made a favorable tfu-
preston On fha jury
\ met BIN accidentally on the
street % she sal8 lie h~eEed me- %
re wlfh him g see eur children IN
ths goeA shenherd horne I dtf 50.
When we ieft The little enea and
started 50 NsIk daEn town. he b.
gas 20 beg me % I've uiih him
again. refused u % 80.
When Ne reached The corner ~
Ninfh and Terry avenues he
STOPPED pulled his gun and fired ~
me Thsu : felt bullet hi my had.
t1sf ir less than a second I grew
dia1v and sank o. the ground That
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
PRE- SiDENT WILL
ATTEND BANQUET

OYSTER Ray. Sept. u Governor
Hunt Of Porto Rico Is President
iiooseYelt'a guest today The pFaai-
dent viii attend the seawanahaka
Club banquet tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
NE MIR YET
ENJOY HIS PORK

CHICAGO. ~. sept Is Sir Thnmas
LAptoa'r physicians ISSUED a builetn
this morning stating that fApton con
tlnuas % improve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
SPANISH
KING FEARS
AN Al TACK

MADRID. sept fS-A warning
sent 30 klnH Aifonzal stating that
- -stia probably - attacked n -
visited barcelona. caused him 20
hhAndnn The tfiu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

udee Hanford this morning dis
missed the case Of Thomas A Par
ish. libeilant. against the steamer
Newbufg. respondent The case
was settled out Of court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

hprins chickaus. . se0f q duz.
ExRs, fresh ranch. sc |lve hens
t4trc IT, 1--we ducks. iAr 10. dressed veal
F%nc. dressed mutton. e3atfC 10 dreea-
- a. stssrs On feet. = -. esirrs On foot.
t8ec lh $50 % foot & N. hideA slA9fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

Eastern WASHINGTON iimathy. sc s
per ton. aifaifa. gi4ea ton. oats. ~ =
ton. barley. t-isae ton. wheat is "a
ton. bran. - - tom ahurts. t.i-ea ton
fniaauusp. - p ton. Puget sound hay.
a. aaffff "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

SALT LAKE. sept fs-t W.
Isasssan was Killed 81 a collision with
street car while driving IN >
buggy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

Oats. 81 ton barley. 81 ton. wheat
s. tpu cher. 50 ton. shorts "a
taai tfsn. 81 90 ten 81 niasl - - tea
= " timothy. naa. 81 TON. Il "
sanfrNssaa ftfHpfhf. nsN f9i % ton.
nsW uhNaf hsF. SIS ~ tor. new sifsisa.
ito ton. NV PUGET sound has. 81 %
ten. rnitaiinaH- t&H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
WILL REOPEN
PENNEL CASE

nrFFAf.0. ~ r.. sept fs-The
Administrations 81 the estate q A.
shuF fssnneEi and Nifg. 7Saxc brought
spif against ths four old line life
Insurance companies for zee 600 in :
sufaues which the cam pnalss de-
cline to pay alleging suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
PRICES TO PRODUCERS


fThsts prices ers faf uaeds delivered al
fsiirpea. ffsiabt dspat o. on the 81es "a
this rity4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

Social dance ~ Maeuanaida hail.
tRilard. every SATURDAY niFht -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

fftsss lssess ss. q 49, iaasss - s.s=s
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

A few Of Saturday, Specials, picked at
random from orr big window display.
We make no attempt at profit on Furnish
ihgs. Read the prices and then see the
window exhibit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

A sample Of saes line in the show win
dows See them Tonight ard tomorrow.
sale will continue Monday also.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-12

After figs have been collected they
are dipped in boiling brine, and then
dried on trays for from two to four
days, according to the weather. The
dipping is supposed to bring the sugar
to the surface and hasten the drying.
After being dried the figs are placed
in sweat boxes" holding 1000 pounds
each, where they remain for two
weeks. Then they are washed in
cold salt water to remove all dirt, and
are packed by women and girls in half
pound, one-pound and ten-pound boxes,
in layers, being split primarily with a
short-bladed knife.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-12
Headache.

The ordinary feminine headache
will be greatly relieved and In many
cases entirely cured, by removing the
bodice, knotting the hair high up on
the head out of the way and, while
sponge soaked in water as hot as can
leaning over the basin, placing a
be borne, on the back of the neck. Re-
peat this many times. also applying
the sponge behind the ears, and the
strained muscles and nerves that have
caused so much misery will be felt to
relax and smooth themselves out de-
liciously. and very frequently the pain
promptly vanishes in consequence.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-12
II Was All ARRANGED.

A London barrister used to tell Of
an instance that occurred in his own
experience of trial by jury in Wales.
A well-known local solicitor named
Garnons was concerned in case.
While counsel was addressing the Jury
its members quietly turned from him.
put their heads together and then the
foreman addressed the Judge: Its
no use, my lord, for the gentleman In
the wig to talk any more, as we agreed
in the Blue Lion last night to vote for
Mr.. Garnons Of Rhiwgoch."