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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
Rioters Fight Win Officers, While
Orphaned Children Cringe at
Church Altar in Terror as Priest
Says Last Solemn RifeS---LiV-
erymen'S Strike in Chicago At
tended by Many Disorders

solid lines. between which four Off
Gers carried the coffin 20 the hearss.
which Wnn then driven rapidly away.
the driver laahing the horses forward.
while the remainder II the squad II
police checked tho mob
Similar scenes faced other funerals.
bat the disorder wHe not 80 marked.
10 one Instance owing 10 the lack Il
convoyhncr. the priest Vas COM
PEELED % conduct the services over ths
dead ~ the home. before Tie body was
removed 20 the cemetery ~ an tx
preEa wagon.
Fabulous prices were offered today
for "a heHrae b. relatives Of the late
Frederick Otis. the millionaire. and
Of Judge Jones Hutchinson. one OF
the most prominent Illinois iuriHte.
both Of whom died two days ago.
IN both instances the offers were
refused and arrangements we're
male t. convey the remains 10 the
cemetery IN dead wagons. Tbs
mouruers following Ia private car
nhEeH
Nearly 70 funerals were scheduled
for today. In not one Of them was
il possible 20 make arrangements to
secure = hearHe The undertakers
announce that they viii not send out
any hearzes until the drivers ars
f0rced into submission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
ARRAIGNED

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. - Senator
Ostrich appeared IN the federal court
before Judge Munger this morning to
plead 20 thu individual indictments
returned against him. charging him
with tFaffickiHR IN postGfficea lie
pleaded not guilty. lie Was not called
90 plead IN the case where he ID loint-
~ Indicted with Postmaster Fisher %
Hastings. because the latter was not
present
Senator Dietrich and the government
attorney agreed that the result u the
other case would depend On the latter
case
Deputy District Attorney Rush IN
Sisted that the government should not
b. forced 20 fix a date for trial be-
fore pleas IL finally entered. stating
that the government would require
month after that 70 prepare for trial.
The court could see no reason for 20
long a delay, but Rush argued that
Dietrich was not entitled % any great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
A WeH-kn0Wn Pioneer of Seattle
Died at His Home afI:3O O'clock
This Afternoon

aud led 70 the recognition Of seattle
BY the Northern rauific railroad. He
was city attorney OF Seattle IN 1871,
The hafnu " here Judge McGliVFa
died WAS built upon a part Of thu
claim he bought ON the shores OF
Lake Washington IN 1854. lie owned
40 acres around what T. now known
aE Madison park
Judge McGilvra was married in
Chicago In 1855 to Miss Elizabeth NJ
Hills ana leaves a widow and three
children. Mra Judge Thomas Burke.
%. g MeGllyra and Miss Lillian Mc-
GilNfa.
The funeral % tho dead pioneer
will be held from 81 Marks church
on broadway, Thursday afternoon.
ut / O'Clock The remains have been
taken IN charge By the Bonnsy Wat
son company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
mum

KANSAS CRY. Mo. Dec. "a
Charles Bonsparte, one OF the Hpe-
clal presidential investigators I'm the
Indian Territory scandals. arrived
here today and stated that the In
vestiaattou has been concluded.
He declined 20 forecast the report.
but the impression gained IL that
there IL considerable rottenness Gov
cred up. The report viii be ready
In January. Honapsrte believes the
territory II not ready for statehood
yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

Judge John J MoGllvra. one % the
pioneers Of Seattle. and a founder u
the King County liar association,
died at hia home near Madison park
at 1 o'clock this afternoon. of iaun-
dice. lie had been 81 several weeks
but was supposed To be ia a fair way
toward recovery. Judge McGilEra
vas 10 years % age and had fot
nearly forty years brcn one Of the
leading citlaens OF Seattle. lie was
prominently Identified with the Work
of the Che nher Of Commerpc,
Judge MeGiiyra was born IN t.iY'
inNston county, New York. ON July
N. 1881. aud was the oldest member
of the legal fraternity Ia Seattle.
both ln years and practice. and was
often referred 10 as the father OF the
Seattle bar
lie was raised on a farm and sdu-
Gated IN the country rchoal until fkti,
when he removed With~hle parents 90
Illinois, lie fret taught school then
studded lae and Ras admitted To the
Illinois bar in ikss lie was one o.
the original members of the Hepuh-
lean party and hsinE friend 81
Abraham Lincoln VAS appointed
United states attorney for The Dis
trtct % washington whan Nr. Lin
coin became president in issi.
lie came 10 Washington and set
tied Ia Olympia in June. issi. Three
years later NJ declined n ~ appfsni-
rneni FROM President tAneeln aud re-
moved 10 seattle. lie served Ia the
Legislature OF isss-eI and was the
father OF tho Snequalinie pass NnE-
ON rad btu AZ that session
In ISIS ne vas one uf the hhnathi
81 seattle pioneers who faandsa the
4rattle a Waiia Railroad e0inIssfa1
Ne drew up the pApsrM OF tnaeff'pr .
tiau. This Faiintads built bf seattle
ctti4sns. sas the fifst mani taatiei %
81 the since famous -sattl- -Ln--n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
CXkEGGEC
WMRAkR
WANDERING PREACHER AD.
mITs AT sNoHomlsH couN
tn POOR FARM. TO COMMIT.
TING A FOUL CRIME

EVERETT. Dec. is-Thursday eve.
ninS a stranger wandered Into tho
county poor farm. near Monros. and
told Superintendent Wainwright that
he was a preacher and wanted 20 talk
T. me humates Wainwright thought
perhaps he vas she preacher wanted
ia Seattle and Informed the man that
he was under arrest
m not wanted IN aeattlo.a said
The man. 7 M wanted IN Silver city
y NJ. for murder
The fellow KiveH HIS name as u. r.
Gopch. snd ne says he KILLED !. u.
Ross In September year AEo after
quarrel over Home land and domes-
tic troubles,
lie seems 90 be a religious man
Tells II reading in the Ribis Of coin
being found On fish Then be bought
a Tine and went fishing. but found no
coin. II took him two hours 10 con.
fesa. SAYS he Il willing 20 g back
aud answer 60 the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
WAR CLOUDS
DARKENINC

been made NJ the French capital as
to the possibility OF raising q new
Russian loan 81 Is million pounds.
II r. Understood that similar inquir-
les have been addressed 20 New York
bankers ffuanciera are loath to
undertake TO raise the money. as il
n regarded - war loan. The
Lloyds again raised the rate on Jap
an hound vessels today.
The Admiralty has issued secret or
dsra % thu Asiatic squadron. English-
men uHnfflcially seem 70 favor the
Japanese side. as hundreds are daily
nanhigE application To japanese Min
lHter iayaaShi 70 enlist IN the japan
$50 army and navy Many are former
army and navy officers As the Jap
anesc law forbids the enlistment u
foreigners, the minister IL compelled
to decline 10 aeeept the services Of thu
applicants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
WANT BIG
DAMAGES

CINCINNATI. Dec. is.-The Mas
ter Plumbers and Contractors AS
saeiation today brought suit against
the Central Trades Council and the
local plumbers association for 5000
damages. caused by the existing
strike. They also asked for an in
junction restraining the union men
from interfering with work Ia prog
rcss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
MZMRE
4 HERO
a PROMINENT NEW YORKER
SAVES LIVES or poMUsTics
IN FIRE THAT DESTROYED
HIS RESIDENCE

NEW york. Dec. is.-Firs thiu
morning destroyed the residence OF
william Muachenhelm. one of the
show places along the Hudson.
Musnhsnhelm personally saved the
lives % several domsHtfca by carry
ING them down a ladder from a third
story window before assistance ar
rived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
SHOT IN A BRAWL
ON WATERFRONT

er consideration than any other inais
viduaL except that Nebraska. In the
meantime 4 deprived ~ representa-
tive iu the National Congress iie be-
Iiryed u DELAY until January wNild
give him ample time.
Nothing was said about nintrloa =
bond aud uuuo was Aivrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
NEARING An END

Ths trial q p y naucke. the insur-
snes man charged with havinz gagged.
bound aud robbed the Hiira family IN
their Green r-akn home. ore year aKa.
Nsu bs concluded this esaniag At =
previous trial the iurF disagreed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
REWARD IS
PAID
STATE PAYS MEN WHO WERE
I'm AT THE TRACY DEATH"

OLYMPIA. Dec. - State Auditor
Atkinson today tssued a warrant on
the state treasurer for go IN favor
n Chas A. siraub. Ne Morrison
Maurice smith. Prank Ia1oneren and
q. g. f.auter. the same being IN fun
payment ~ the reward offered hy the
state fer the capture q the outlaw.
Harry Tracy The men named In the
warrant 1.-Two IN Davenport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
GETS BUSY
TAcomA's RESIDENCE OUR.
oLAR IS REALLY tmpupENT
IN "TuABLiNes HOUSES
tse.ei.I,s Tn. st.,l

TACOMA. Dec. is-wlth a Oar
ing that made HIS actions verge
closely on impndunor. Tacnma's rwH-
ldenr~ burglar went through several
~ the larger houses IN the North
End. early Friday morning. HE
finwifed his dark lantern In the faces
~ escaping women. tie saw a ser
vnnt wake up a. he stood beside her
bed then carefully rannackrd her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
4 BIG HAUL

LINCOLN. Nsb. Dec. is-cisvsr
cractamsn dynamitsd The state hank
az ksnnArd. last ntEht and looted the
vaults ~ n.so The affair was well
planned Asd the burglars dld clean
job Tho authorities nave absolutely
40 elawa on shich TO work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
TACOMA MAN
IS ROBBED

on account 81 hla failure 20 over
come a habit - going % sleep at tn
oppaftune moments. Joe Pierce, a Tia
coma iaborer 10 minus a gold watch
and So. lie came 70 Seattle ysster-
day and Just AZ the cocks began 60
crow this morning wandered into the
Ramona saloon IN The new tsnderloin'
After taking a drink or 80 he fell
asleep In a chair when III awoks be
found he had been robbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
ANGRY MOB REYELS IN WILD RIOT
OVER MURDERED WOMAN'S BIER
JUDGE M'CIL VRA
PASSES AWAY

room while she lay trembling. He
went through VIM. J Fishers home
when Airs. Anna NJ. Spencer was
preparing breakfast Iir worked
several minutes christening "A door
which she had bottled To prevent hiH
escape. while Mrs Spencer watched
him from a few feet distant.
Provided with the latest tools for
opening window latchea and akillfui
In their Use. the thief worked fast
lie left lewelry ana nllverwnre un-
touched. IL took 0nlg money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
CAU(iH I
BURGLAR "TuMBLEs" SIX RES.
IDENcEs IN EVERETT. AND
THEN LANDS IN JAIL
Especial to The s,sr.l

EVERETT. Dec. ia.-An unknown
man about 40 years old. who viii
not give his name. was arrested at
s O'Clock this morning Tor six burg
iaries. committed earlier. officer
BouEhton was summoned to the
scene Of the first burglary. and the
Others were reported IN quick sue
eaasion in the same section.
The robber got SIS and two mug
gets In the Heides house a servant
tried 10 stop him, but he pushed a
gun IN her face TO quiet her Then
he ran. leaving much valuable
booty behind,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
KNOWN IN
milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. is.-Efneat
Frea.ricks, who told the strange
story OF being shaBKhaied iu Mitwau-
kea three years ago and 81 having
been kept a prisoner aboard n
strange ship siuee that time. is well
known here.
George popperi president Of the
George roppert Manufacturing Com
pany OF North Milwaukee. for whom
rredsrlcks was working al the time
believes Frederick story 70 be true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
ANOTHER DEAD

From Everett comes the news that
John Johnson. another 81 ths five men
whs vvrn hurt IN = rurk slide az Alvin.
on the ursat Haftheru railroad IL
dad. Ssis pstsssaa was almost In.
stmn4fF allied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
DAVIS GOES
TO COLLECT

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dec. u
The navy department has resolved
word ~ the sailing yesterday of the
cruiser san Francisco from Beirut
to AleAandratta with Consul Davis
aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
STORM WARNING

Weather Director Salisbury
received the fnilowing storm
warning from Portland this
morning
storm near Vancouver Ia
land. mos ing east VIII cause
hlsh southerly winds on sound
and strait this afternoon and tos
nlEht. with southerly sales az
sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
MZD m
PRIZE fight

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. Is
KID Williams got the decision over
Tom FenderKast last night AZ the
end Of 20 rounds PenderEast had .
law broken In a former fight. and
hnd to protect Il. giving Williams
the NfixaniaEe. lie tef, the ring ap-
Dareutiy all right. but became un-
conscious an hour afierWard. and
died a little befor. noon to-day Of
conclusion % the brain williams
and his seconds viii ali be arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
CONDUCTOR
KILLED

ELLENSBUHG. Wash. Dec. Is
Roy Gilbert. freight conductor. and
a nephew Of General Superintendent
Gilbert. was Killed early this morn
Ing below North Yakima He fell
from a car beneath the train. aud
had both legs cut off lie leaves a
wife. to whom he WAS married but
two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

Especial TO The start

poRr TOWNSEND. Dec 10 The
plant OF the acabaard Packing COM
pany WIS burned early this MORN
Ing Tho loss IN 5000, aud insurance
81 SEQ, sylvester Bros. Of Seattle
were part owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

supreme court handed down a de-
eision affirming the Judgment OF the
superior court Of King county I'm the
matter Of the award OF the city
printing contract In Seattle TO thu
Daily Bulletin. as against the Sc
attic Times.
The case e. entitled. Tire Puget
Sound Printing Co. respondent. The
city Of Seattle. respondent VS.. The
Times Printing Co. appellant
The decision upholds all conten-
lions Of the Daily bulletin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
KLEIN LOSES

Superior Judge Bell this afternoon
overrilpd a motion IN the arrest ~
judgment. In the case Of chris Klein.
recently convicted 81 grand larceny In
stealing ~ head Of sheep from Frye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

LONDON. Dee. ia special from
riantsin reports that Japan he's sent
an ultimatuu to Russia. No coufrma-
don Of the report from any source
could be obtained up 90 7 clock to-
nlsht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
I DEAD

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 1.-THE
names Of two colored servants have
been added to the list OF victims of
last nights Walden university fire,
bringing the total number OF dead to
seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
YNCHED
NEGRO MURDERER rs TAKEN
FROM JAIL AND BODY RID
DIED WITH BULLETS

RIPLEY. Tenn. Dec. ia.--Joaeph
Blake. negro murderer. Was taken
from jail last night and hanged. by
mob OF citizens. His body was
riddicd with bullets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

HEIR To
FORTUNE

CHEYENNE. Wa. Dec. 10. Oscar
Anderson. % years old. a section hand
has fallen heir e. tla0. oD through the
death % an uncle IN Sweden. ITO Will
marry Jeanette Alexander, who IL Ia
ian. charged with robbins him GA a
train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

nrphn company Klein vili probably
b sentenced late this afternoon and
wiil give notice - an appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
RECOGNIZED

WASHINGTON. u. 9. Dec. IA
The Peruvian minister this morning
notified the state department thar
HIS country has recognized the new
Panama republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
VIII 7 HER?

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. ia
A cable FROM Glass says Il In re-
ported that the Colombia troops.
which were at the mouth OF the
Atrato. have sailed northward ON n
Colombian gunhoat. but the rumor
il not confirmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. is.-The
local papers are today aoyotiag col.
amna 70 the japanese trouble. They
~ press fears that the popular SEN
tuent IN Japan In - strong that
acts 81 aggression are liable 90 COM
msnce at any time. and that Japan
may denrsnd ca the Korean coast
without : formal declaration Of war.
LONDON. Dec. ia dispatch
from Paris finAncierH this morning
states that uraeut inquiries have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
the COLONEL"
LOSES AGAIN
Supreme Court Fsvors The Bulletin
in City Printing Fight

A special dispatch 10 The Star
from Olympia today, says that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
CRUSADE ON AGAINST
THE SALOON BOXES
Police Judge George imposes Fines on -Four North
Seattle Gin-klll Proprleiors- investigate

North Seattle saiaoa keepers were
represented in police court yeutsF.
day afternoon BY nlns Of the most
prominent thirst emporium owners
Of the district They we're arrested
GA charges % maintaining booths
ana boxes IN theif places contrary
u tao city ordinance which provides
that an saloon boxes exist Without
de-ars or curtains and face the center
line ~ the baffwom. The suttac~ 10
these boxes must be designated BY a
SIGN bearina thc words Saloon En-
tfaner"
since the passage II the law near
~ tao years aEu u has been 3 dead
letter and The police tolerated yioias
tians % II daily. RvcentlY. az the
star has taid the saloons q North
seattle have ocen = constant s9uree
~ trouble e. the pelis-e. all eeeaaidnsd
b. The women who NAth~f IN them
nightly. A large number # arrests
were made but that did not serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
Mr.. COBB'S CHOICE
Mr.. c. II. Cobb, the Lnnberman,
Boys Three Fine Lots on
Capitol Hill

Al Fourtesnth avenue and East
Aloha street ls one 81 the finest
residence sites In Seattle.
Mr.. G. "a. Cobb chose this corner
for hts new home aud paid the Moore
Investment company their price Tor
three fofs there. This IL In division
no. - Of Capitol I'm and IL opposite
the new residence Of J. A. Moore,
now building.
Mr. cobb paid a high compliment
to CAPITOL Hiii az the time u the
purchase by declaring That at the
PRICES asked for property In this
section he considered home site
there a. worth double its price, ~
compared with other parts Of Sc
attic. and taking into confederation
the immediate future 81 This paved
and slightly residence district For
v-ithln .lE months nearly every cor
ner on Capitol HIN VIII hold Z hne
- : -. 80. ~. YtsteA sGtM "a
worth less than 1880. and In the
"a ved district the lowest limit of the
cost 81 each residence r. f8'ooo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

O. elsan out the saloons as che
women came back, The order Of the
chief directing the efftcru on the
Sefth aeattia beats 60 enforos the
law, Finally came.
Yesterday Afternoon Mike Doyle.
Geugsw Msi.tsF NJ Hanson. - A.
nurnan. John Wonder. n. ktaheT,
Con Callier. J ". MeSamara and
Iohn Weich were Ia court charged
with violating the ordinance. Han
Hon, Wonder. Doyle and NrNainara
we're finer $50 and costs and Weieh
WAS fined tie and casts The nne
Was suspended on coalition that tho
hoxes should be arranged IN accord.
aure with the Law, uut this easts
We're raid.
TIE case sgatnst Can Collier was
pat over Tor several lays and Police
Judge George aunoaHred that NJ
would make rsra Enai imposition
20 the ether saloons L. trturtnine %
" hat extent th~ las B. being sioiat-
81. The inspection vii probably be
made tffs 4ffNfnaan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
CHAPLAIN WOOD COMING

Rsv. stephen - wsef. tate chap
iAin with ths Twsnt third a. A.
Infantry In the PHILIPPINES and suia
islands. will xies q lsesars At the
Taylor Congregational churvh. MAJ
l. fhs nfsh anniversary - the Bat
tie ~ Manila bay. IRE lecture Win
be given und@f the auspices q camp
Fortsoa. No -. ~ A. w. v, Ths
F'ursson quartet win xinx and Com
rsandsF Boutwell, WIN give stsreop-
ticen views II the Philippines con.
stessnasn Humphrey Aad cushnaan
win BE- present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
PRESIDENT rs
ENTHUSIASTIC
SAYS AMERICANS SHOULD
VISIT YElLowsToNG PARK
INSTEAD OF EUROPE

cfSNAnsR Avru 81 President
nnoeeXetts special tain moved this
morning from cinnabaf 60 uafsa.nrr
ffsfufe sAYtnH aooaeys 60 yellow
stone ssars the president will assist
"A the laying % the efsrnevssoae Al
The nerth ssss. Ths tap into the
park a&= lstt aisn q great Snshasiasi.
fse MAys Ausftcans should visit the
park Instead At going to Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
EoR mIMoRlAl DAY

Ths COMMITTEES appotatsd 90 make
srrangementH foe Memorial day SER
ttssss met yesterday rs q. A. X haii
In the Sss TeFe biexk. and organ.
lsad by sisefinF ,. A Wrestling
chairman and Clara q Taylor rse-
refhry. The COMMITTEES VIII rn@ei
arsin en- Monday. Aprtl ~. al tlse
3. m. II the same place. ~hen "
wsa snpelnt sub committees % take
charge ~ the pfexraFn for the dAys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
FIGHTING ron
!. >. ;. !. -. ..-..,. oHAM.!p1HLK
tse,sl.l 10 tn. s.ar.)

OILY MIA. Wash. April et-A. J.
Erecksrt. attorney for James cham
pcux. who - aNaiiinx aentsnrs In
Seattle fur th~ murder "a saattis
tarace. today hied Ia ths surrsfne
court = r~tttiau for an Alternative
writ II prshkasItlon 10 pFeFsat fns
passing ~ e~utanea "a his estent
The writ 10 directed against Superior
raa triad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

rwt: spinach. Ttc pet boz. rhubafe.
nati~es. tmte per ID California a..
paragsl.. saso per 10; nAti~s. US
TT box. California Ese~n pe@ss te.
rucan,h~f~. ~ Per Goa. radtshsa &c
aar. onle~u= Vi eeesi fs per cwt
Qrssa Fruit. TIA
Lemons. s. ts0ses per hos. or.
anses. 81 1tGxoS per basl apples,
- gfi IS Ger hex, feRey. u so = /,
bananas. % fts ak pee kuaeh. sfaps
fuft s1tees. eams hensy. I've Per
pound,
Bussss chssss. Ess& pss'tvy
nus,er-w Washington sFs@msstss.
sec. California. 10 fses aslry, sac
Fsxs. fresh -~neh. fsc PER dossn.
cs...~~Nsai~s wssstnstaas ssn srs&zA
lee BrnbufF~r. lie. Hwt~*s estes,
iGeisc.
sosstry@Drss.<a tark.ys. iio sse.
HE hsns. is9iTe. live ducks, 1891
i've geese. Ito. dressed. los
hey, orslr ard rsss
Oats. It's tom barley, sss ton
sh@at. f1T ton. chop. fss41s ton
tran, SIS tom shorts. 80. oil cAks.
$50 son: Eastern Warrington ufno'
fAy. sss. Ssiifs<nss n=v. sss ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
THE MARKETS

Fresh ranch .Egs are vefy firm
this morning At ~ esnts. ard Some
% the best srs selling az high a.
~ cents.
Green peas from California srs
very plentiful being quoted this
Inornlns all the way from . TO .
canfs Rhabarh 10 firm A large
shipment ~ cabbage from caiifor.
MIA arrived on the city OF Pusbia
this morning That steamer had q
light cargo Of produce. most 81
which was cnbh~as.
Another earioad OF oranges arrived
LAST night
wHoLaaslr PRICES
fThss@ prices sfs &C. any eursF ~ ss~nsi.
ties Prices ea ssnau rafvhss~s average ~
psr cent highsrl
Provisions
Fr.sh MsAt-Cas bssf. fssn ~. steer hssf.
A. 10. fpution. faa NJ rqfs. lie ~ veAi.is
Prusi.lans-Harn.. al srs.kfas, b.ass.
i've. bellies. fF.sh. i've
Vegetables
Burbank potatoes, native. ts1ie
ton. Yakimar. ii70ia: sweet pota-
toes. &c ID. carrots 81 sack. paranips.
s75 per sack. Tomatoes ti.eo per
hRahet. lettuce sf.s9 ease. caulinow.
90. tiaf.gs Der doa. cabbage. " per
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pRIfE NOM ToNIaHT

Seattle sf-sftr yin attend the Jack
Fngat8y iieu Tfimtle hght At Ia
psff teaiFtft In n body A spec
tr<ln carrying TIE contingent Wilt
leave Seattle ever lha lnie44lf has
itnW AZ p'ciaek. and leave TaaouHa
for Seattle Immediately after the
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as New york nik Phone. Red 1893
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