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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18
Bar &audt bic Tish 1 Mingo.
l1nfaa eiaer Wrsitm.

@esen l1br 9eitern Nbeno fam an
Me@artD uuo Selaware Str. bic 84=
idbrige, in go. All Siio Stem Serisp
Str. tuOhnbafte Grau SOnOrab SOna=
9bue 81 Sale unb trus einen Nrmbru9
babon. sic tpuroe bon Or. grofett
per Sispeniarium Gmbulan5 beim=
transportirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18

Sas 8ersniisungs=@Omise oes Sns
oianapolis Mdnner5or bat fir nd9=
ten Sonntas Nadmittas, %. gtob.,
elm Stat=Surnisr far 8ereins= Witelie=
Der arransirt uno fir beiOnoers ele'
9ante Yreiie Sorse setrasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18
W. Sim;er's Triibbeimd.

W. Binser's 3leiberbanoluns in
alo. 472 Weit Waibinston Strase
erbielt gu friber Morgenifunoe ben
geiud bon ginbredern, bic spar bers
i9eu9t puroen. ieood immerbin eine
9ln3abl bon Sanotoffern unb d9nliben
Artiteln acknowledgement.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18

Seute 4b.nb finoet Der geiu4s. ooer
8af=Nbeno Der Samen=@laHe uno Der
GctiDsn oss lnabbdnsigen Surnbereins
itatt, uno miro bieie Geitli6teit cine
sbsIiO fr6blide uno semiitbli9e ners
ben, pie ibre Yoredneerinnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18
Ser. Staaten Sruppen in
San Som inap qelanoet.

g q n . o m n 60 gel q n b ct.
Gan 9 % m o, IL. Nobbr.
Sn Der nmseseno Der Staot fanoen
in Der berfloiienen Na9t 8efs9te ftatt.
Sie &ebellen tpnrben am @inriidsn in
bic 6auptifabt 9ebinbert. Ser Ser.
Staten 3reu3er Baltimore" lanoete
beute Marine=Solbaten, um amerifa=
nii9e Snterehsn su bei9iiBen. Wa4ts
poffen purben bor Der Ser. Staaten
@eianoti daft unD @oniulat unb benz
8ebduoe Der glpbe Sampfidiffabrt-
Igentur geteQt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18

lUtueli iuelVe, uHl ullltI A4uuIulllule
3u bleiben. 9m nddifen Sage bate
feline Mutter i'm iebod nit @etpalt
pieber suriif9ebolt.
& m init einem bIauen
Iuge babon.
Wm. 3. Campbell, tpel6er in ieiner
@igeni4aft als gintdufer fir Die 6irrta
Sames 6. &ea9 oerielben 1888 unters
idlug, puroe geiern i'm pOliSeiseridt
in Greibeit geiebt, ba &ead nidt meter
geri1tli4 9esen ibn pOrsrben mill.
Der iunge Mann fammt aus elmer
angeiebenen penniplbanier 6amilie
unb aeitern fanben iib feline Mtutter
unb S6pefer BEL 6ea9 elm uno be-
ifiirnten i'm bermaBen nit Sleben unb
Bitten i'm SnterOHe ibres SObnes, oaB
er fi9 erpei9en lieB unb ertldrte, i'm
nidt weiter seri6tli6 DerfOlsen su
poQen. Die 6amilie wi-o sinen She'll
Der unteri6laeenen Summe erieBen.
@beleiben.
Sertie .. Moore bertlagte ibren
@atten Wm. auf S6eioun9. sic
puroe i'm Sabre 1894 idon einmal
bon ibm seidieoen. Sn oemielben
Sabre aber bermdblten iie ii9 auf's
neue. allein fe fano aus. OaB er ii6
nidt ssbeHert bate unb in Solee bsHen
mill fie nidts mebr bon ibm pihen.
Sic beidulbiet i'm Der pli9tberna6=
ldiiguns uno Sruntenbeit.
Srancista S1aefer bei9uloist in
ibrsr gegen ibren @atten SObn einse=
rsidten S9eiounestlaee benielben bss
b0snilisen gerluiiens; Oas paar bat
sinen Monat 3uiammenselebt'
Sdabener abtl agen.
Senrn S6miot bat Die StraBen=
babna@eiellidaft auf 81, 600 Sdaoen=
sriab perflast. Seine Satin 2ilr
befano fid an 8Oro elmer electrii4en
Gar. als bieislbs nit elmer anoeren
eellioitte. Sie Srau erlitt oerartigs
9erlsBunssn, CAB lie nidt mebr fdbiq
ift, ibre bdusli6sn phi6ten sr erftlen.
/ Srau gmma Smith perlangt bon
Der Snopls. & Wartinspille &apio
Sranft So. $4,000 S9aoensriab.
Sietrus in GOlse elmer @Olliiion ID
idipere 9erlebunsen babOn, baB fl
3eitlebens on Den Golsen osrielben 3u
leioen babeI miro.
Wageie Green phnidt bon be,
.Snoiana Calling Madine Co." $1,-
500 Sdaoeneriab. Sieielbe bate fl
unter Der 9lntlage perbaften laiien.
einen pbOnoerapben gefOblen 81 ba.
ben. Der 6aa muroe pom pOli3eiri4-
ter an bic @roBeei6porenen iibertpie:
len uno bisie pisien aber bic &la9e ab.
Sa bic gerbaftuns nad Nniidt be,
2ldserin cine unaeredtfertiste mar, 10
Derlan9t lie GriaB.
@riminalgeri9t. t.
Sarriion 8late, bes 8roboiebfabls
unb Der Seblersi angetlagt, berlangte,
bab isin proeeb Dor einem anoerer
&idter, als &i6ter @lforo, berbanoel
meroe. Sas @siu9 muroe bewillia
uno er nirb morgen Dor Spscialridte,
Wilburn Wilion prOceiiirt weroen.
MarD ngeIte's Set q
ment.
Sas Sefament Der jiin9t perltOrbe'
nen MarD @n9elte tpuroe bonn Na6lab'
8i9ter beltdtigt. Sn bemielben per
madt lie ibr eeiammtes 8srmOgen, mi
9lusnabme zines 2esats bon 800 fitl
Srant &obinius, an bic @ebriiber Ser.
binano, Soispb, gilbert uno Wm. &urt
su slei9en Sbeilsn. gilbert &einten Sr
iit Seiiamsntsboll freder.
SIM poli5eis DIT
purbe Sueb Mcglbep unb Seize 6en'
orids, 3wei angeitellte Der 4rttur Sor'
ban So. ,mesen Sisbfabls gu 80 Saaer
Mrbeitsbaus perurtheilt.
5tnf farbise Grapipieler. tpelte ar
ben ufern bss 6aa Sreet beim Spielsr
iiberrumpelt tporben tparen, batten i
SIS uno Soften 3u sablen.
Sic 6ien5fbare Maib Qiaaie WiIfpn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18
slns Den GeridtsbSfen.

- Sc III . u u . W !.
gunoesridter InoeriOn bat. bic
prOsefe nadfebenoer bon ben @rOBse:
i9uorensn in gntlasesultano berieb=
ten Strdflinas wie fOlet feitseiebt:
Sonnerfag 19. Nobbr. Dale Watt=
bsus bon 2aooea. Sic 1T betanntlia
ansetla9t 81 8anfnoten in $40
S9eine bsrpanoelt 3u haben. sic bat
fd bersits idulois betannt, aber ss
iolen 3eusen betreffs ibres Characters
uno &ufs pernommen weroen.
Sreitas. 90. gaob. 9loolbert Sramp=
ton, 3eitunssberausgeber in DELPHI;
oerielbe bat fid ebenfalls f9on fduloig
betannt, iiber Die SOdseit zines jungen
Gbepaares eineu Nrtitel unanltdnoisen
Snbalts psr6fentlidt ;u baben. gr
bat aber ertldrt, bnB Der Qrtitel bon
bumoriitii9er Seite aufsefuBt w.rOen
iolte.
Nontas, %. Sob. @eorse Maroin.
gintru9 in bic Bof=Sffice in Midi=
gantown; Wm. Wbittater, Oeifnen
bon poftIa4en, tuel9e ibm ni9t se=
b0rten.
Sienitag, "a. gtop. Seize Sing,
| SGli6unaen: glnton %. @lart uno
Daniel @lart, gerleBuns Der Peniions-
@eiete; George &ouie, 8erlsbuns Der
| Yoit .@eiebs.
Wittmo9. 25. Sob. Wm. Solitine
unb, @briitopber8entlep uOn 8alpareiiO,
Siebfabl bon Snirumenten aus Dem
Wettersgureau; 9etpis SAB uno Warp
). Samilton, YerleBuns Der pOit=
@eIsbs.
Greitae, 27. Nob. Clarence gpro
9doooa, 0erlebun9 bee Sinneniteuer=
@siebe.
SanterDtt.
Die bieiisen 6irmea CHARLES u.
S9raoer, S3nuG & 60. Inb pattOn
Bros. baben i'm gunbeseeridt bas @e=
iud einsersidt, Die 8rocerpiirm Burns
& SoblO1 in Martinsbille fur bante-
rott sa ertldren. Sie genannten 6ir=
men baben 6Oroerunseu sesen oieielbs
i'm @eiammtbetrase bon 1926. 80.
Ser @baie Sail auFs @eue.
8Or &idter InberiOn puroe nit ben
gerbanolunsen in Der &laee bes 6reo.
gbaIe, 8aters unb YOrmunoss BON
WoIes Snuler @bafe, 9egen Die
Subme's fortgefahren.
gr perlanst. oaB er sum allaemeinen
gormuno ieines Sobnes ernanni
tusrbe, auf oaB Die Subme's in @in-
cinnati gs3nungen tperoen, iOlen ibm
cine Nbre9nuns iiber aqes oem jun=
gen @baie 9eb6renbe @ieentbum,
wel9es iie felt Sabren Derwaltet baben,
sufommen gu lahen. Sie Subme'
trsbsn fid sessn oisiss gsrlanssn.
Sie StraBenbabn mub
be3ab len.
Sm Sommer 1901 mar Der Sarbiae
8eor9e s. Sawion i'm 6airbisw pari
bon Jog. .Sunsaloos" in brutaler
Weiie miBbanoslt poroen. gr pers
tlaste bierauf Die StraBenbabn=@ =@siell.
idaft, tpelder bsfanntli1 Der part ee=
bort, auf Sdaoenerias, neil oeren Nn=
sefsllte ibm ni6t seniissno ShlIe au
She'll peroen lieben.
@s murben ibm $500 auaeipro6en,
wOrauf Die @eieaidaft appeairts. @s=
fern bat iebOb bas IppeGationsaeri6t
Die Gnti9siouns oes untsrsn @eri9ts
Dsfdftgf.
gine& lage ge9en bic alte
Sc unbeitsbe eb6roe.
} gor &idter Mlc cWaifer muroe eeiferu
nit oen9erbanblunssn iibsr bic $5O00-
Sdaoeneriabtlase besonnen. tpel6e De,
Garbiae Sbomas %. @heatbam sessn
bic berHoRene 8eIunbbeits= =8eborbe ein=
sereidt bat. gr bsbauptet, bab iein
20idbriser Sobn i'm Sanuar b. s. auI
slnoronung bes @eiunobeits=geamten
Or. Bueblsr In elm Saus sebradt
uurbe, in pel9em bi: Blattern berrid=
ten. 9lm ndpften Sage purbe es ibm
ieooa erlaubt, wisoer 3u ieiner Gamilis
| ,uriff,ttfehrett it,1A Aie SnIoe t,,or Ao6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18

&ocialer 4mrnnerettt.
63sute MbenD, regeImdBt8e
. erla at utIttma.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18

p~ Die bette 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Staot, UsudO's y2ongfelom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18
9eutiM Mutertfanii@er
Nre1f a pr - ten QI1&h

9etttotraten Stub
Rorgea, 9ommerita8 Mbemo
8 ttbr, re8eImdbt8e 0ers
iautraluag TT Sellers 0aue,
217 Ch @afbtn8tom Gtrabe.
Musutt Santus, Yrdi.
George S@antr, @etr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18
ltuabbdmsissr Smrnbereim.

Seute BeIu6saben6 Der Oamen unb bei
Gctipen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-18
@ut Satt!

RdnnerdorsSfat am Scnntas.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
GRATITUDE.

when l had about given up the
struggle and when did not care what
would become of me. you told me
that there was still hope; that you
was my friend. I will never forget
how l felt. l said TO myself: rs 1t
possible that I can become like I
once was. and be entirely cured of
all desire to drink I soon found 1t
was possible. During those two
years 1 have had absolutely no de-
sire to drink. My brain is clear and
1 feel just like one who had been
lifted out of a we'll"
What has been done for this man
to release him from the slavery of
strong drink can be done for you,
Address DR., G.. o. Smith. E50S Nora
avenue, Spokane. the benefactor re-
ferred to above. and see what he says
about your case.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
DAYS LDhen Lent is &
Vigorously Observedi
Holy Week Commentaries the Death and
Burial of Christ---Services in the
Catholic Churches.

The last week in Lent Is observed
more vigorously than any other part
Of the season. It is called holy week
and commentaries Christs death and
burial. Its observance can be traced
back as far as apostolic times ac-
cording to the researches Of Eusebi-
us. Extreme strictness Of the fast
distinguished It from the rest of
Of Alexandria, where the Christians
kept an absolute fast during the en-
tire week.
Holy week does not begin with
Palm Sunday, since on that day
Christ's triumphant entry into Je-
rusalem Is chiefly contemplated. Holy
week opens on the Monday following
Palm Sunday. and during six days
special ceremonies are observed.
On the evening of Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday the tenebrae is
sung. At the beginning of the Office
10 lighted candles are placed on a
triangular candelabrum, and at the
end of each psalm one Is put out UNI
til only a single candle is left lighted
at the top of the triangle. During
the singing of the benedictus the
candles on the main altar are ex-
tinguished, while at the antiphon
after the benedictus the single can
die left lighted is hidden at the
epistle corner of the altar. to be
brought out again at the end of the
office.
The extinction of the lights Illus
trates the growing darkness of the
time when Christ, the light Of the
world, was taken. The last candle
is hidden. not extinguished. to sig
Nifty that death could not really OBJ
tain dominion over Christ At the
end of the office loud clapping is
heard. which is said to symbolic the
confusion consequent on the Saviour's
death.
The Thursday of this week is call
ed Holy Thursday. On this day only
one mass can be said in the same
church and it must be celebrated in
public. Holy Thursday commemor-
ates the institution of the blessed
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
GENERAL BOOTHS
TOUR Is ENDED.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.--General
William Booth. after having COM
pleted tour OF the greater part OF
the United States and Canada has
returned to New York preparatory to
departing for home.
AS u fitting climax to his tour he
has arranged to hold a monster fare
well meeting In the Academy Of Mu-
sic tomorrow and another In the
Metropolitan opera house next Tues
day.
Senator Hanna has accepted an in
vitatlon to preside over the meeting
to be held in the Metropolitan opera
house.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28

James Hunsworth. a hero of the
Rossland mining camp. died yester-
day. He passed away at 1890 p.
since last Wednesday,.
Olympia. wash.--The house has
passed the Jones primary bill. which
makes it imperative that candidates
for all county Offices and all city Of
fees be nominated In primaries in
stead of conventions.
Word was received yesterday by
the Northern Pacific officials that
homeseekers will be given until June
15 to take advantage of the special
rates. Originally the rates were an
nounced from February 15 to April 80.
Mrs. Jones. mother of Paul Jones,
the 16-year-old boy who is in Jail
on a charge of burglary. arrived yes
terday from Gentry county. Missouri.
The meeting between the two was
affecting. Another attempt will be
made to have the boy mend his ways.
The coke famine occasioned by the
strike in the Crows Nest country is
casting a gloom over entire British
Columbia The fuel shortage threat
ems to tie up all British Columbia
mines and people in those districts
are insisting on a demand that the
monopoly be broken.
Jessie Mason Lauman. daughter
of the late George w. Lauman, for
merly well known citizen of Spo-
kane, will try to break her fathers
will and secure entire possession OF
his fortune. estimated ut $500, 900.
Judge KEENAN, yesterday signed CT
tation requiring the sisters of the
deceased and all parties interested to
appear in court May IL and show
cause why the application to set aside
the will should not be granted
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28

Pomeroy. Wash.-The body Of
Henry Lartigue. who has been MISS
ing since last September. was found
in a hole In front of his own door
yard on the ranch. IL miles from
here. His wife. so years of age. is
under arrest. charged with the muir
der.
San Francisco.-Miss Adelaide b.
Duncan's body was found in a bath
overcome by gas asphyxiation. Let
ters in her possession indicated that
she was soon to become the bride
of Charles Swartz. now in the Mon
tana Legislature.
shington.-President Roosevelt
sent a message to the senate in which
he describes the situation in the Phil
ippines as most deplorable. He urges
the passage of the tariff bill and
dwells at length upon the calamities
that have occurred in the Philippines
during the past six years.
Boise, Idaho--A lively row In the
house took place yesterday when 1t
was "''chpteu W Sct house VII %
out of the hands of the committee
on agriculture and livestock. The
bill contains an amendment to the
law prohibiting the grazing of sheep
within two miles of an inhabited
dwelling.
Helena, Mont. Representative
Robert Brownlee and Miss Carrie
Kelbb, one of the house enrolling
clerks. went through what they sup
posed to be n mock marriage before
Representative Everett yesterday.
After the ceremony Everett made it
known that he was n justice of the
peace and all kinds of speculation is
atioat as to whether the marriage is
binding.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28

John P. Dunning was a newspaper
correspondent in San Francisco in
1898. His wife left the city early
in the year for Dover. Del, to visit
her father. ex-Congressman Penning-
ton. Mrs. Botkin was infatuated
with Dunning. and, when he left
San Francisco for the east, she Is
said to have become very jealous and
made threats against himself and his
wife.
One evening In August, 1898, Harry
Pennington. q grandson Of ex-Con-
gresham Pennington. brought from
the postoffice at Dover a dainty box
Of chocolate bonbons. addressed to
Mrs. J. P. Dunning. She invited
friends to help eat her sweetmeats,
but owing to peculiar taste and
the fact that 1t caused burning
sensation In the mouth they did not
eat much Of 1t. Mrs. Dunning and
her sister, Mrs. Deane, became very
sick after eating the candy and died
soon In great agony.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28

Wheat, per bushel. club and red.
soc: bluestem. csc: barley. per ton,
S21; oats. per ton, $24; timothy hay.
per ton. s13; potatoes. per cwt.. 35c;
onions, per cwt.. 5O@60c; ranch but
ter. per pound. 10000; eggs. fresh.
per case. s7.50@sS; dry picked tur-
keys. per h.. lSc; alive. per lb., lac;
scalded geese. per lb.. lac: alive. per
alive. per h., lie; scalded hens and
large yellow chickens, per lb.. 1&c;
alive, per h., 13c.
Livestock-Cows. on foot. az q &c:
dressed. INC: steers. on foot, AZ q
4%c; dressed. Sc; sheep. on foot.
4@4Isc: dressed. &c: hogs. on foot,
6Q61ac; dressed. Sk a &c; calves, 10c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28

eucharist, and, although the celebra-
ton is one of joy. certain signs Of
mourning are in evidence. Instead OF
the ringing Of bell. the church sum-
mons the attention Of the faithful by
a wooden clapper.
After the celebration Of mass the
affairs are stripped of flowers and
lights. Then follows the washing of
feet called the "Mandatum noyum."
The principal priest Of the church.
assisted by the deacon and SUBJ
deacon is supposed to wash the feet
Of IL poor men. The pope washes
the feet Of 10 poor persons, all OF
whom must be priests.
Then falls Good Friday. when the
passion of Christ Is commemorated.
1t is the most sad and solemn of
all the days in Holy Week. The
officiating clergy appear in black
vestments and PROSTATE themselves
before the altar. After a short pause
the altar is covered with white
clothes and passages Of the Old Tes-
lament are read.
The most singular feature about
the observance of Good Friday is that
mass is not offered. What is known
as the Mass of the Presanchfied" is
substituted. The church fOrbids
communion to be given on this day
except in case of sickness.
The last day in holy week is holy
Saturday. The ceremonies of this
day begin early in the morning with
the blessing of a new fire struck from
the flint. This fire Is a symbol of
the light of lights rising again like
the SUM-" Then there follows the
blessing of pascal candle, the chant
ing of the ~ prophecies, after which
the priest goes to bless the font.
On the return from the font the
litanies of the saints are sung, after
which the altar is decked with flow
ers and the mass is begun in white
vestments. At the gloria the organ
sounds and the bells are rung for
the first time since Holy Thursday,
The joyful strains of the Alleluia
peal forth after the epistle.
These services will be observed in
every Catholic church in Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
JAPAN TO HAVE
AN EXPOSITION.

TOXIC, Feb. 2S.-Everything is in
tomorrow of the great national in
dustrial exposition. for which all
Japan has been preparing for more
than n year. The exposition Is to
be striking exemplification of the
progressive spirit of new Japan More
than dozen buildings have been
specially erected to accommodate the
largest collection of exhibits ever
shown In Japan.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
TRANSFERS CONTROL.

ELKHART. Ind, Feb. 2s.-The
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern.
which has owned the Indiana, nli-
nois and Iowa road. running from
Streator. ILL.,. to South Bend, Ind. for
year or so. will. tomorrow. trans
fer control of the road to the operat-
ing department Of the Lake Shore
proper.
AS soon as possible after the trans
fer is made this city instead of South
Bend will be made the eastern termi-
nus Of the road
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
MRS. BoTKIN'S TRIAL
WILL BE DELAYED
Death of Chief Of Police Lees Causes Postpone
ment of the Famous California
Poisoning Case.

BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. as.-The
district attorneys ofiice contemplated
putting Mrs. Cordelia Botkin on trial
for the second time next week for
the alleged murder of Dover (Del.)
women, but further delay in sthe
famous case appears inevitable.
: Preparations to bring the famous
case to trial again have been in
progress for many months. but the
death Of Chief Of Police Lees, who
was active in the first trial, and
several other things have. combined
to necessitate the long delay.
Mrs. Botkin, who is spending her
fourth year in jail, has lost none Of
, her beauty in prison. She has COM
Portable quarters in Jail and is said
to be happy in the hope that her sec
ond trial will result in her acquittal.
The arrest and trial of Mrs. Bot
kin four years ago attracted national
attention owing to the many novel
and interesting features of the case
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28
BOATS COLLIDE 7
IN DENSE FOG,

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.--A Pennsyl-
vania railroad ferryboat collided with
an Erie ferryboat in a dense fog this
morning in the North river. Two
passengers were injured by falling
from the superstructure.
A panic followed and several per-
sons were forcibly prevented from
jumping overheard. "a
Both boats were slightly damaged
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-28

A new cereal factory may soon be
established In Spokane. The National
Cereal company of Battle Creek,
Mich. is preparing to open a large
distributing house in Washington. j.
f. Brown of the Eagle Wooden mills
has been offered the position of man
ager and will leave for the east in
a day or two.
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Good dead pine blocks, two ricks
for sS.25 delivered. Brownies Addi-
tion Fuel company. Pacific and Wal
nut Phone Black S69l.
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The Traders National Bank
SPOKANE, WASH.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Public:
We take pleasure in informing you that
reorganization of the board of the Traders
National Bank has just been effected, and that
the following now compose its directory:
M. M. Cowley,
Patrick Clark,
James Monaghan,
Alfred Coolidge,
Aaron Kuhn,
and that the active officers elected are:
Alfred Coolidge, President,
Aaron Kuhn, Vice-President,
Charles S. Eltinge, Cashier,
J. Elmer West, Asst Cashier.
Messrs. Coolidge and Kuhn bring with them
many years of successful and able manage
ment of prominent state banking institutions
and they will be aided by the advice and
counsel of the old directors, Messrs. Cowley,
Clark and Monaghan.
The financial strength of the bank and it's
established reputation for conservative bank
ing methods are among the substantial advan-
tages offered to present and prospective pa
irons. To maintain and increase these advan-
tages will be the policy of the management.
Completely equipped with ample capital,
and with long established connections in the
leading cities east and west, we solicit the
business of banks, bankers, corporations,
manufacturers, firms and individuals, prom
Using all of the courtesies that are usually
extended by an obliging and carefully con-
Quoted banking house.
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W. D. Martin 4 Co.
Room 9 Falls City Block.
Phone Red 1851.
FINE COUNTRY HONE.

S20 acres level prairie land. near
Spokane. fenced and crossfenced. 10
room frame house. large barn. 20
cows. 10 horses. hogs. farm machin-
cry and household goods. 40 acres
tall wheat; viii sell very cheap.
BOYD, MCKAY CO.,
Mohawk block.