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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
DISMAS7ED

Telcgraphic adviees have been re-
cetved through the Marine Exchange
70 the effect that the British shin
Celtic Monarch. bound from london
10 Victoria. II. G, crawied into the
harbor OF Queenstown yesterday
with her foremost and main top gall
liant mast missing.
Alter completing necessary repairs
the vessel viii proved on her voy-
a-e.
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Especial C'orresppndence By Dtck Wood.
mo il nfudFins home NE in China
Tor the Ncwsps per Enterprtne Anho-
FanffWW
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business and gambling interests OF
the town. The limit Of one bet 10
81. goo
In Macao there are public gar
dens. beautiful. enticing In their
uulatude. Here comes the child Of
the Chinese millionaire. IN care OF
hts ssamah." or nurse. Here rests
the tired cooiie. For only In public
do extremes meet IN this far-away
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

After dinner we visit the Kaf Che
ong ISoonE steam reelcd silk factory,
with general offices In Canton.
Here we find All Yow-and 500
other factory girls.
This ~ the story OF An Vow, fac
tory girl Of Macao. as II was inter
preted Go me by Young Chcuk Hin,
in answer 10 questions I PROFOUND.
ed.
My name Is All Vow. am &c
years of age. am married and
have three children. My husband
works. and. when | ann free OF
collaborating and nursing. work,
too.
NO. II is not absolutely neces.
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RAINIER nEAcH

- TilH PLACE 10 LIVE
EASY. 10 REACH Easy To nur.
Beautiful location 90 shore Of lake
Washington short ride on scent
electric ears from tirut aud Waah.
tuktoni tafGs lots. hQsti1, with alley.
ate selling fast Al az - aud 500
AZ y and Sc down hud s. month i0sl
already sold. every body likes ftainirg
Beach tta the beet aud eh@ant.,
property On market far hume and In.
Nehtnruti schools. churches. Htnfrss
fine garden soil. cleared aud graas A
avenues Hidgwalkna grand Nlrwss
beating. bathing fishing hiFh and
healthfui. plenty wood ard cttv
healthfui. plenty Wuud aud city "a.
ter at g. month lumber GA teftns 1r
hume built Sec Mt W sd agent enlrs
ct Rainier Reach or g. X Hturtrs
want owner. $40 noHton block
FoR SALE Good timber claim rrlin.
quishmeutB4
The best paving lodging house IN Seat
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raby Dean. Ballard. iuauitiuu
Bahy Mitchell. @oe Jaskasn st. pre-
mature birth
y G Churchill a yrw. Seventh ave.
r.. rupture q b4aod vessel
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ARCADE EXCHANGE

- and - Arcade
HsumiGE Houses aud Exchanges.
II Nuu are a rwnniaN huuse buyer %
have ans thiuK ~ trade. ~ ars head.
quarters ard 9liaFaH4es an property
aa represented We Naut 70 fau
felr attention 10 shat ~ think h.
She best ruonlinE huusF bargain ~
the city =-ts fuutna lu ihr heart - the
busy recttun. ueSlf fstIssrra an3
pafntsd rent fiW. receipts average
from Sc t. Zoo Ter month aud
never a vacant reofn e. cash and
fide Der month fer y mpatna uiii
give Yuu "a Income
~ rpyrna Ffrxf ave. corner hYiek neat.
81 furnished al resitus rsnted 20
tfnunisnts g. 49, caah. balance. t3pl
at - per Fnantn
y rusans IN heart - say. 81 So cash
O. 10 al taaa per month.
- housekeeping rooms close IN steam
PER month. 81 sa cAah. o. 90 uu
time at g. per meath
Il roama on the hsst part - Fourth
avenue. rent SOL Erts@s incutua over
$40 p~r month, Fsa cash. tNs on
time
~ ruorns. Pike street corner. tgo
cash $50 81 time.
- roffna On Spring street. extra neat +.
gsa cash. 40 or tisas.
fe rooms nu Fourth avruuei rent -
income SIS gross tso cash. 10 en-
time.
W. ean match 20 any trade yaa have.
Have several good ruuniinE houses -
exchange Toe real estate We Wlli
adfanee money on any house 40 sol.
guarantee goes With every tfansac-
's ARCADE EXCHANGE.
Sunset Phone. Blue I'll ind.s ~.
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/ EkfN Dramatic apd Opera 10 School,
fhfeguon OF North y oatern Theatrical
snalsais Fsl term oommsnesH
gnHemepu guaranteed Ffaduaten Hix
/ WuntbH' cuufHej aotiutj NoiCosbulid
msl dagelns ,pssgrlp!iys catalogue
/ clpali john gort, manager fois-
Foldina Beds
/ MONTHS FOLDING nEna- Call at
| fagtery, nsh fiksi tables made 20
! - junk
/ ~ you want correct ueiEhtH and
5genRR se'9fssgss asal Min r. celsaso
Millinery
I MRS. a, M HANSON Fail miihgnry
the lowest prices, Coz. Fourth and
Msohsniosi Enelnssrs
~ I. AALi.AsfEit-aosi Pioneer
Musical
| nEpEfS School On Music. rs bsaay
Hioet
Notary Public
JAa u rAYLoh Downs eis Main ~,
osulis,s and Aurists
On J. a. MAcktHNoH- - E. %.
Arcade huildinE
pR FONDA NApEAu-aa Burke bid
On HALEY sualdins
ostsopathy
WARRINGTON iNfntAAHY or
OHfEorATHY- stfia second avenue.
phone James tstl both men and lady
osteorsthn. examination free
wAsHIEaroN ISFrITuTE or os.
TEofArHf = Five years ~ Seattle.
safe peposit building iol First
Physician and Surgeon
Arcade nni'dinx.
pR ANslr RusaEI. z IIlnhiey BIN
Patent Attorney
y. 4. ADAMS ofnfung celmAn bids
Printing and Blndlns
ACNE. s-fhr rFlnter -sis spring Il.
commercial printing u an Kinda
HgkLEl, Printer. 10 Seneca LSi7i
TT m now. hsfSfe Kes fsaf' nov
,uuf accounts nfraightened Austin
A Whittier. HHukhecpeHs - a "
nrup3 bids Tel bur ~.
Sewing Machines
bft.Lfsgs seeihk machine repair.
inE 1915 ftrut
Storage
ffffSKa dsiitefsd - csHta daYa
slore1s ffss piano snd fpfgliafs
TrsnHfer A Storage Co. ga First
10th phones Main 40
Uwbrslia vspAlfing
manufactured - eats
artrE and general rspairlhk 80 Sec
ord avenue. H0bSsen htea-
Per Rent
H8FaE FofI flFS'f AND furnlfufs ~
sale Itauss fuiI - roumers anap
Il fakeu az once Apply e. SIN ave.
city
FoR RENT A tsfoann house Ne a.
FaHaasHa Place. end street. fatuHas
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KELLY me fafersi II Mr. CatssT,
ine Kelly viii hs he'd az Sarred
Heart church SATURDAY morning..
Dee NH, AZ = a IN. with high mast
The remains will arrive from I lnsi
Angeles Tomorrow evening and Vii
- a. Collins Hrns parsara weafs
frtrnaa are invited % view Same
tnterrnent VA Calvary cwmNtHFv
Funeral train will lraNa from Fffth
avenue ard Bell street
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Christmas Cards Denny coryell co
...
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colortype MedeIiions Denny coryen
Co. zee
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4. ~ gOHF~HAuM. f.awYeF. Notary
Public - New rnrk block Corpo-
ratlons organized. patents pensions
Good timber claim. well located.
be quick Webster. = Hinckiey.
S-good timber claim we'll located
be quick. Webster. = Hlnckisy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

Mrs JOSIE . TURNER Massage.
RhampooiuE hanicurtuE. UatfdrraH.
tuS Scalp aud Facial Treatment
With the Nlhroz hbahnEr Machine q
Mcdonald block Phone. flark tlg.
NEWLY ep~n.d massage and Vapar
bath nsflurs Mlaa AtnNens from
Victoria. "a &. The Cuinma House.
itii ftrat ave.
MASSAGE rsriurH. steam iiaihn OiI
and Aieahui Massage Ronm t11
iEah Third
Psrsonals-Csntiuusd
HEALTH is Improved with bath aad
NihfassaHr massage Mr. TAFT 80 eth
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what q sermon 90 American
working women contained ~ the
last remarks Of All Vow. factory
girl OF MacaOl
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FoR RENT A t.fuan huuus. No a.
Pasadena place. tend street. f.atans
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n6rafNF6f llfgf ssa fifslISfs r. r.
sale HOUSE fail - ruunefs A hnap
u taken az once. Apply e. tih ave
civ
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For Sale-Houses and Lot

Mf7Ef hsvs fn6ney * once thsrefofs
offer my home AZ a sacrifice. House
% rooms. bath. etc beautiful cor
nor lot GuiD. two blocks from car
or Easy walking distance 20 business
center. Magnificent sound and lake
view. E.Oop lot alone worth O. 20
only BOO cash required Addf ~
T. care The star
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For Sale-Timbcr Lands

sSI1s 80 tIrlf.~r lain TsIlaS-lisS'
meuts ia gialiatn frffrfana and
WhAtcum eHuntifs ohio Bsai ta-
tate Co. ms second ave
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4 1nNGfEefNm19 pIaSs 70 6crros
money pp diamondH Itwelfs1
Nutvhan American Watch a Jew ~
~ Co. ng firat. app ftainlef dranI
pfitate offices. strictly CONFIDENTIAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

Mr.. American Millionaire. what do
you think Of that for a lessen In r-o-
llticai economy II there nothing
here for you 10 Learnt
DICK WOOD. ?
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UNION LOAN 90. Loans House.
hold furuituroo warehouse receipts,
pinnna5 houses Houm n 10 cherry
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COLLATERAL RANK tnarta A
Nggvfs-munry .,s...d on any good
t',atefai ~ Cherry
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prlntlnn md nlndIn,

mannfsefafsa. coy.
srtpK and general rspairlnk 80 Sec
ord avenue HBbeEan tfua-
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COW HtlisfEN HfuHE.
FIRST AND PIKE
uurrEH utiIsrEU =. ntfrrEu.
ENtlR EGuA
LARD IAHp lam
W. wish YOU ali Merry rhriatnaH
ana what n more 49, Will helm ven
y make lt 20 hY settling you uuf
tahVN tfsSa Creamery tutter lha
$50 aud cur Fine Fresh Eggs 2
doacn &e Fuii cream ghaaas ~ a
pound. and Kettle Rendered LAT
Lard fsitNuf Leaf. r lis H. IN
pau boz aud fnsth pail 81 10 rhsHu
you make Euod tng "a ii Usat n
goods ahd bedrock prices has atWa4H
hren The rule at the COW nlT"rHt
STORE
fou newcomers 70 the city Join with
the crowd set our guodH aud tuu wfIi
be satisfied
COW ntTfEN STORE.
f'iFEf aud PIKE
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MGsf M s0ID 6Ef6RE jxaol~
g dollhouse Of rooms, corner lot,
eqxien. beautiful view. two bios ks
from car. or easy walking distance Go
business, terms. A.ooo cash. aee
owner. % Arcade building
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Hello sgsrts6-~ai.

wASTED-Men 70 clear land ara fav
Aideualk. good wages. come at once
minutes ride on rev Rrufon car L.
and jackson street
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
WILL ENFORCE THE TREATY
A Clash with Russia Seems Not at
ALI Improbable.
Carried Out, Despite Rnssia's
Attitude In the Matter.

Washington. Oct i0.-The United
States government will use Its full
power TO see that the China American
treaty over Manchuria. signed Thurs
day, be carried out to Its full extent
A clash with Russia is not at all Inn
probable, as the czar holds tho two
Manchurian ports which are opened to
American trade, and may make siren
uous objection against the agreement
entered into by China. However. II Ia
understood here that the state depart
ment, acting upon the promise of Rus
sia TO evacuate Manehurla ON October
s. feels that the st. Petersburg govern.
ment no longer is party to the ar.
rangement, and representations to thai
effect will be made. should Russia at.
tempt to interfere.
The Russians are known TO be over.
wrought over the actions of japan In
Corea and may be inadvertently led
into clash with the United States.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
AUDITOR CASTLE RESIGNS
Retires From Post Office Department
After Six Years. Service.
President and Secretary shaw Ae-
cept Resignation, Effective when
Successor Il Appointed.

Washington, Oct. 10.-Announcement
of the resignation Of H. A. Castle.
auditor for the post ONCE, was made
Friday. The resignation was dated Oc-
tober z, and was directed to the sec
retary of the treasury. who has indi-
Gated his acceptance. The resignation
Is to take effect when his successor is
appointed and qualities, and Mr.. Castle
said that he would remain in Office un-
TIL that time. Mr.. Castles letter of
resignation follows:
Washington, Oct Z. 1903.
ITO the President:
"Sir--Early last apring informed
the honorable secretary of the treas
ury, my official chief, of my desire and
intention to retire from the position
| had held for six years. The postal
Investigations came on, and 1t seemed
desirable that l remain during their
continuance to give all necessary CO.
operation.
II now, in accordance with The pur-
pose mentioned, respectfully tender my
resignation as auditor for the post Of
fee department, to take effect when
my successor is appointed and quail
fed.
please accept my thanks for cour-
tesies extended. and my best wishes
for the continued success of your adj
ministration. Very respectfully yours
"HENRY A. CASTLE"
Following is the reply:
Washington, Oct. s, 1903.
my Dear Sir: am directed by the
president to advise you that your res
ignation, this day rendered, has been
accepted, to take effect when your sue
cessor is appointed and qualified.
"In this connection desire to thank
you for the marked courtesy YOU have
always extended towards me during
the term of your Official relations
VERY sincerely yours.
IL. NJ. SHAW.
Hon. Henry A. Castle, Auditor for tn,
Post Office Department"
Mr.. Castle, when asked his reason
for resigning, said he wanted to gel
out of official life.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
ExTRA0ITI0N TREATIES.
Negotiations Regarding Extension
of Provisions of Extradfffon
Treaties TO Begin Mt Once.

Washington, Oct. 10.-Circuit Attor-
ney Joseph w. Folk, Of st. Louis. who
has been in conference with the pres
dent, Secretary Hay, Attorney ey-General
Knox and others. regarding the extern
sion Of the provisions Of extradiuon
treaties between the United States ana
foreign countries. having completed
his mission, left Friday for 81. Louis'
He had a final conference with secre-
tary Hay, at which 1t was agreed tns
neeotiations for the Supplemental
treaties should be begun at once. IL
"a the expectation that extradition
treaties would be negotiated not oniy
with England and France. but with al
other nations with which this coun-
try has treaty relations.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17

Two prisoners, Martin Thomp-
son and George Anderson, escaped
from the DeSoto county Jail at Her
nando last week by breaking the
lock. One of the prisoners, George
Anderson, who was in for stealing
a COW, returned and gave himself
up, but no clew to the whereabouts
Of Thompson, who was guilty Of
horse stealing, has been discovered.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
CABINET MEETING HELD.
Principal Topic Discussed Was the
Post once Invesfigation Now
Pending Before the Courts.

Washington, Oct 10.--At the cabinet
meeting Friday all the members ex-
eept Secretaries Root and Hitchcock
were present. The principal topic OF
discussion was the post Office investiga-
ton, which was considered at consid-
erable length, especially with refer
ence to the trial of cases now pending
before the courts.
At the conclusion Of the meeting
Postmaster-General Payne said that
1t was not the expectation that there
would be a wholesale dismissal Of
clerks and division chiefs of the post
Office department as the result of the
investigation.
some further dismissals might be
made. he said, on the recommendation
of Mr. Bristow, but thus far 1t had
been the practice to dismiss offenders
as soon as the evidence Of .hei~cer-
ruption or incompetency had beer OBJ
tanned
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
He Has ResIaned.

State Superintendent of Educa-
ton Whitfield has received notice
that j. II. Kennedy had resigned as
county superintendent of education
of Simpson county. A number OF
charges had been preferred against
Kennedy before the State board,
and on receipt of his resignation the
State board this morning dismissed
the charges. This action on Ken
nedy's part will probably save him a
deal of trouble.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
Mississippi State News
No Engineer or Electrician.

The visitors to the capitol are
still walking up the stairs. The
capitol commission has as yet not
appointed any one to run the eleya-
tors, neither has it named the elec-
trician or the engineer. 1t is not
known when these appointments
will be made. The secretary OF
State says he has no authority to fill
these places, and it is not believed
that he will make the appointments.
Ii the appointments are made, and
they will have to be made as soon as
the weather turns cold, as the build
ing must be heated, it is believed
that they will be made by the capitol
commission.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
The Nstchex Mardi oras.

At a largely attended meeting of
the Natchez Mardi Gras Association
last week the Hon. p. w. Mulvihill
was reelected president; Karl Leh-
mann, yice-president; James J. Cole,
secretary, and J. II. Chamblis, treas
urer. This is Mr.. Mulvihills sew
enth term as president. All cleo
tions were by acclamation. The fl
nance committee reported larger
fund pledged than ever before, and
royal time is anticipated.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
CHRISTIANCY RESIGNS.
po.,master-GeneraI Payne Accept"
...,.n.t,oa Of Assistant Attorney
General of Post once Dep'.

washington, Oct. 1O.--Postmaster-
General Payne announced Friday after
noon that he had accepted the resigna-
lion Of George A. Christianey. who
was acting encouragement for the
denartment and who has been under
suspension, pending investigation OF
his conduct for several months.
Mr.. Payne's letter Of acceptance was
purely formal document, and reads
as follows:
81 beg to advise you that your resig-
nation as assistant encouragement In
post Office department, rendered on
July IA. 1903, has this day been ae-
cepted."
Mr. Christiancy has been on leave
without pay since last April.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
Estimates on Property.

The trustees of the Deaf and
Dumb institute last week instruct
ed the superintendent to secure es-
Inmates of the value of the institute
property on State street, in jack
son. This is in pursuance Of reso-
luton of the last legislature. The
property will probably be sold next
year and buildings constructed in
the suburbs.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17

The auditor announces that all Of
the pension reports have been re-
ceiyed at his Office. The distribu-
ton will not be made before thirty
or sixty days. The total number Of
pensioners from the State has moi
been footed up as yet, and it will be
some days before the total number
is given out, but it is known that
the names which have been added Ia
the list will result in an increase Of
5000 or 10000.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
H0N0RABLES IN WASHINGTON
Met by Gen. CorbIn and Escorted
Through Streets Lined Deep
with Spectators.

Washington. Oct. 10.-The Honor
able Artillery Company. of London,
accompanied by the Ancient and Hon
orable Artillery Company, of Boston.
arrived here Friday afternoon. The
visiting organizations we're met by
Gen. Corbin and Maj. Green, u. s. A.,
and were escorted to the Arlington
hotel by Troop E, of the Second reg
ulary cavarly, and The Minutemen, Of
this city. The street was lined with
spectators. Arrangements have been
completed for the reception of the Wis.,
itors at the White House this after
noon.
Lord Denbigh Friday afternoon re-
ceived the following message from
King Edward in reply to one forwarded
Thursday:
London, Oct. 8.
Earl of Denbigh, Commanding Honor
able Artillery Company, Washington:
Delighted to hear how enthusias-
tically you have been received every
where, and 1t is very kind of the pres
dent to receive you also.
edward R."
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
No New seats for the soIons.

The statement recently given out
that the capitol commission would
perhaps be able to buy the desks and
furniture for the legislative halls
and not use the old desks appears to
have been at least premature, if not
wholly incorrect. At the meeting
of the commission last week the dis
cussion of this subject seemed to de-
velop the sentiment of the commits
sion as being favorable to putting
in the old desks for the next session
and leaving it to the legislature to
provide by appropriation for the
new equipment.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
NEW CABINET IN HARNESS.
The RECONSTRUCTED British Cabinet
Assume Their Duties Al y Priyy
Council Meeting.

London, Oct. 10.--The new cabinet
ministers have assumed their duties,
the seals Of ONCE having been ex-
changed at priyy council meeting
held by King Edward at Buckingham
palace Friday morning All the retir-
Ing officials and their successors were
present, with the exception of the duke
Of Devonshire, the late lord president
OF the council, and Mr.. Arno1d-Forster.
the new war secretary. The after was
jndisposed, and the former was subse-
quently received in private audience
by the king.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
CIscLE MAY LOSE HIS LIFE.
The President's Defender, Who was
Injured by Armed Crank, Has
Blood Poison I'm wounds.

Washington, Oct. 10.-0ficer James
Ciscle. who was injured last Monday
in the battle with Peter Elliott. the
armed crank who tried to reach the
president, was reported Friday to be
suffering from blood-poisoning Hewent
out in Thursdays storm to visit the
emergency hospital to have his wound
ed arm dressed, and the member II
swollen to the size Of his leg.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
counterfeiter causlst.

A counterfeiter was discovered in
Columbus last week. He had passed
some twelve or fifteen counterfeit
silver dollars when arrested, and
more were found on his person. His
name is Pitman. He is an employe
of the Tombigbee mill, and is now
in the custoy Of United States Dep
uty Marshal Saunders.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17

London, Oct. 10.--JameS r. Keenes
Lancashire, ridden by Lucien Lyme.
the American Jockey. won the Imperial
produce plate (of 1900 soyerigna) two
year.olds, s furlongs, at the Kempton
Park autumn meeting Friday The
Warrior was second and Orienta IL
came In third. Seven horses ran.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
Clerks to Have Carnival.

The fall carnival by the Clerks
Association of Meridian is now prac-
tically assured, as the necessary
amount to defray the cost has been
raised by public subscription. The
amount contributed assures success
in all particulars. The exact date OF
the festival will be announced later
1t is expected, however, that the big
parade will be on Thanksgiving day.
The carnival will, Of course, be in
progress for several days.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
HEIR TO HOUSE OF DONEGAL.
The octoxenariaD Marquis OF Doue-
gal the Proud Father Of
Male Heir.

London. Oct 19.-An heir was born.
on wednesday. 10 the Marquis OF Dom
egal, who is so years of age. and who
married Miss Twining. Of Halifax,
Nova Scotia, who is % years old. at the
bes4Dnsng Of the year. The marquis
had twice previously been married
without naving issue
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
FOR UNLAWFUL DETENTION


Cuiople Creek, Mol. Oct 1o.-In the
district court, Friday information was
dIed against Brig. Gen John Chase.
Adjt. Gen. Sherman Bell and Judge Ad-
gocate Mai. Thomas E. Mccieiland u
behalf of p. II. Muivaney, W. T. Da-
sis. Thomas Foster. Emil Johnson and
4 A. Frye. striking miners. charging
su1aurful arrest ana dssAntinn-
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
u..rx hannah in EnsIand.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The heaviest rain
fall of the year Is causing enormous
damage in the north OF England. The
roads are impossible. railroads are be-
ing interrupted, bridges are down. and
the valleys of the Dee and Of the Tweed
are like inland seas.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
Gin and Cotton Burned.

The gin of J. w. johnson, located
seven miles from Jackson, together
with six bales of cotton and a guam
tity Of cotton seed, burned last week.
The loss viii be $4,000, with very
little insurance.