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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
NELLEN SOON TO SUCCEED HALL
Changes in New-Haven and Northern Pacific
Presidencies Expected.

For many months n has been rumored that John
NJ. Hall. president Of the New-Y York New Haven
and Hartford Railroad, would resign. and equally
persistent rumors have proclaimed that Charles s
Meilen. president Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
would succeed Mr.. Han. II seems now 10 be safe
10 assume that the rumors may be taken as the
truth. Mr. Melen was In New-York YESTERDAY and
while he was annoyed" at the reports Wall Street
generally accepted the suggestion that he would be
The new president Of the consolidated road II was
the belief In the Street yesterday at the meet
ing Of the directors OF the New-York. Nev-Haven
and Hartford road on Saturday next President
Eal would resign and that the annual meeting
az the stockholders Of the company next month
Mr Mellen would he elected president Mr. Mellen
absolutely declined 10 be quoted on the subject
but unless Wall Street reports are entirely on he
viii be tho next president OF the road.
Mr.. Melens prospective retirement from the
presidency ~ the Northern Pacific leaves open A
place Of great Importance and yesterday Il was
Haid positively on what Is regarded trustworthy
authority that Charles ". Bum who is general
counsel for tho Northern Pacific. would succeed
Dir. Melen. Mr.. Bum spent his early life in Wis
sonsin. re began practising law in Ia Crosse.
WIS. Later hc moved 10 81. Paul. where be be-
came junior member % the firm Lusk e. Bum.
ana about fifteen wears he made associate
counsel FOR the Northern Pacific and a few years
afterward became general counsel Of the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court;
prAeCo EIrSCO No 500 East One-hundred and -twen-
liabilities. S2O20; assets $50 The principal
cra,iftor il the David stephenson Brewing company
SrSirty-ninth st and Tenth-ave., $3e0
JACOB STRAUSS. No los West Elghty-tnird-st-. IA
btIes e. e47 assets $50 The principal creditors are g
r Prosze No lob second ave- S''of'' N90PO'd DN
bTSggIGHISSS NARTiN No i5s Seventeenth-st la
r,Itiss 81 SEQ So OO The principal creditors arc
Neve-- Sntf1u Company Limited No > West Nine
ts1rb 81 81 IFS: W. II. Harvey & Son. No. 100 West
Thirty nfth-st., $3.50 ...r,- , ,.,ror,
sC.HAFRAN trading SCHAFFAN BROTHERS cloth
sr SIs7 2lQ and the Slo296 The principal Sc
o-.S creditors are Oriental Bank. SI221I Cooper
FychanEe Bank. 81 coo and large number OF manu-
faCturing taiors have the banks cases or
Cfbins belonging the bankrupt firm 70 secure the
unsecured creditors are the Aner
car WooIcn Comrany. SSH Northern Nattonal Bank.
S9s o0G- Nev-York National Exchange Bank. $4,000:
go 90 dytures $500 $685. 5000 In cash IN
80 BANDS 81 the receiver end personal property 81 I35
% value Of the clothing held to secure claims outsand
u invoIunta-y petition fled against JOSEPH &
NOSES KLEIN jewellers. No. 81 Maiden Lane, BY
ISsDiei Newman who has claim amounting 70 $3.50
rederick Hoyt appointed temporary receiver. with
An -nvoIuntary petition filed against the hrm or
,,ti ARIES r DETTELBACH and MAX NEWMAN.
trsdirr as DETTELBACH NEWMAN, cloaks. NO 80
Tventeth St three creditors sullivan Vail q
- $500 East Rive National Bank. S2oOo' Bernard
Reich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
BIG BROADWAY FIRE.
old National Broad5cdy Bank Build,
inc Almost Wholly Burned.

fire in the building at Park Place and Broad
way. formerly occupied by the National Broad
way Bank and the Broadway Savings Bank. and
which has been known for years as the National
Broadway Bank Building. broke out suddenly
with loud explosion. shortly before o'clock
this morning. and ragged iercely for over an
hour almost completely wrecking the building
The tanitor and his wife. who lived on the top
story. were at first imprisoned by the fire. and
il was thought that they had been burned 10
death but they escaped from the western end
and remained for some time on the top OF the
adjacent building. in plain sight Of the crowds
which gathered. in spite Of the late hour 10
watch the work of the flames.
The cause is thought to have been the explo-
sion Of two boilers.
The fire announced itself by loud explosion.
followed by Hash of brilliant light. In mo-
uent the top of the building mass of
flames
Several guests Of the Aston House were awak-
ened by the noise of the fire engines. and ran
from their rooms without stopping 10 dress
Most Of the women servants of the hotel were
in bed when the cry of fire was raised. They
crowded to the street in a panicstricken condl-
ton. on being assured that there was no dan
ger all returned to their rooms again.
The fire chiefs sent in three alarms. Later a
general alarm was given.
The fren1en chopped their way with axes into
the first floor. Flames shot out AZ them. but
they managed to get past with hose streams.
The janitor and his wife were rescued by fire
men from an adjoining building. The man had
a mattress with him. evidently to use If they
had to jump.
Ladders were shot up on each side, and every
availa BILE piece of hose was put out rms was
because the fire was threatening the bulidinsS
below in Broadway and Pains fireworks shop
was only four doors below in Park Pace. Al
most directly opposite was the J-N-A-L-p
fireworks shop. both places being hlled with
explosives of all kinds. which might nave oe-
stroyed the whole block if set ahre
The building is opposite the Postohce' OUT
the wind was not that way and there appedreu
70 be no danger of the flames reaching the
government structure. -, 49,
A barrel Of gasolene. some believe. caused the
exnlosion and fire. The damage Is estmaLeu
at $4,000 At 3 o'clock this morning the hre
was under control -, -,
II vas the custom 10 keep steam in the Doll,
ers overnight the engineer banking them anu
going to his home. The jantor ana hisnl
Zvatchn1an said they knew Of no gasolihe OF
powder in the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
MORE TINE IN CONTRACT
STNDTC.fTES CIRCtLAh.
Nine Months Longer for Turning
Steel Stock Into Bonds.

TIE circular issued by the managers OF the
United States Steel stock conversion synoioate'
with the os,i fur S5.0006oO cash Cor p per cent
Of the fotai cash subscript:on) was made puhho
IN Wall Street yesterday. The Tribune yester-
dav published the fact OF the call The text OF
the circular follows;
United States steei Cooperation Preferred STOCK
Tsotirernent Syndicate.
Nevr-York September u. 1903
~ N--,6 n NE beq 10 remind YOU that under said
agreement tho syndicate viii expire on October =
1913. Accordingly. the syndicate accounts vii ee
mad up as 81 that date and the several interests
OF the Subscribers therein VII then re IT,
Subscribers who authorized the eNchanee or lne -
81 preferred stock for bonds nnaer cur clI
cuiar n Nav q 1e03 will hereinafter stated, ne
entitled 90 receive thelt BONES 50 - ~ 80
viii be prepared a. deliver the same on ana are
tbor syndicate participation receipts 10 be suitably
The duratioif OF tho syndicate was fixed as to
during the period Of our contract with the
United states rteel 'orpofailon fnehIloIrsu ~ -.
terminate October !. 1903. owing the NeNatlous
Obligations which for nine months DELAYED the be
extend for the like period the time for performance
% thar contract and accordingly The same was ek-
tended UNI Juy J. lso4 authorized by the orig-
re ooneh. of any lurthet EXCHANGES % 20
stock for bonds un6er said contract after October
s,5Sst ias -bst tbe s,.15Sate also should
10 extended Tor such period % nine months. SO as
Win the corporation. Accordingly. deeming 81 TO be
Tor the interests of the subscribers We have read
ilv consented 90 such extension fo- such suhscrlo-
may desire i
such extension is purely voluntary. and suhscrih-
who prefer 10 extend will be entitled 10 re-
ceise their ratable proportion ~ the net assets
~ the syndicate of October J. 1903. as soon as
The syndicate accounts adjusted. upon presenta-
ton and surrender az once of their syndicate
participation receipts suitably Endorsed. and upon
payment in cash of the balance 81 tho cash sub
Scr1pfions for bonds under the agreement ~ March
p 1902 After October = 1913 such subscribers viii
hsve Interest IN tho syndicate
j. T MORGAN e. co.
Syndicate Managers.
The terms Of .re ci-c-lsr excited Some discus
sion In Wall Street. on account of the extension
beyond october :. 1903 81 tho contract with ].
=. Morgan & Co. for the conversion ~ United
states Steel preferred stock into the new per
cent bonds. The principal point which inter
ested Wall Street. however. was how much the
syndicate would lose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1908.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
stssuer Bowie CBr) Kerr. Liverpool SpI,g :, the
e. Vbjre star Line with merchandise AIIi'Vu 81 ~
Bar al Of9 p Albert GER PoIack. Bremen
800 ASo,tpsynGton g. to Oelrichs & Co. WIZ o. -rTsd
- s2e stssrage passengers and merchandlsV-
at the bar 81 Wbeiu1 II Ger. Hoselann Brenen
SsDternber and mails
a % With e4T cabin and so4 steersge as ~ N
rercbandIse Arrived at the tSar At .Ssg.sIis- IuIv
ali UtaD, Bruno.
Genoa 2 Leghorn D iACet. -. 20 Ar
1s.,aIrna % ana DenIa Hirzsl Feltriann q " "
rived at me aI Chan Hansen. Cardenas August o.
ro-to padre and GIbara September o. =. " n Nunson
-te, Natsnzas and Havana ~ 10 .--iysd az the
rlen {; 'sssssTSsrs and merchandise. Arr'eu ~ WV
Bar az IN No. a. Castle Downs Havana f an5
. Ts1,ss : Ward & 60. with "a passseLn9se
nsrchaolse $500 1Sorl Oxholn. Kingston I'd
Nonteso Fav, AIMS Bay ana [ -.,sr~ with six
1870 nav 10 to Nerey Fruit - o. at a m
cabin passengers fruit Arrived al %. September
70 The Southern Pacific Company WI"
merchandise. $500, csorgetown 5 e. SeptsInorr
a - Wilmington. -. @. Il. 20 Nlii-A'
10 an. I.-.sIeers and merChandise So .,5 Nor
sesame JefTerson Caharine NeNP3' c,on5any with
folk to the Old Dominion 0'SaF
passengers zatabEir Chisholm. Georgetown, bsr
F.vDo-t Lumber COmpsh!' WIN '
sAILEU-
,-.-.b.,s+ern for Arthur Tx, s SaaIA
sSanbacb Galveston. August hoII ia r,burg VIA
ITr, liverpool Deutschland 49, 80, Ranes
Piyr mouth and Cherbourg: simon Saratoga CoI5a
ola-.. eorgfc CBrI. Liverpool - 1Nor,
via CoaI - trieste Phladeip nla. IS
Freierica Anne Norfolk and Ne"Plt' >-.1lss.
X.erb. charleston and JscksonNiIe $3.50 ard port
= = 49, Cttv ~ Macon. Savannan. ~
Iei OnIsnd tNorl. Santiago. Cienfuesos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
NETWORK CITY.

Police Commissioner Greene yesterday retired
Sergeant Thomas Reilly, Of the East Eizhty-eghth-
81 station. who has served twenty-three years and
ten months He found to be suffering from
cancer OF the liver. Sergeant Reilly is 1fty-three
years old. and received honorable mention in ls5
for discovering a FIRE the steamship 81. John.
thereby saving a large number of lives
The Civil Service Commission yesterday issued a
call for recruits for the Fire Department. The
present eligible list contains 80 names. and will
be exhausted by the putting into efsc. os the
plan OF giving each fireman one day OF in I'VE
The first physical examination Is 10 be held the
FIRST week in October.
Supreme Court Justice Clarke yesterday handed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
wooLLEN COMMISSION MEN ASSIGN.

Boston Sept. i5.--Norton. Fessenden e. Co com
mission dealers ia British snc American woollens
q this city, made an assignment to-day. The ia
hiaties are placed az about N25oeo with nominal
assets or about the same amount The failure IS
attributed 20 bad conditions in that branch OF The
Noollen ana worstec market With which the firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
THE n. p. MERGER Aeeen

MINNEAPOLIS. sept. l5.-The appeal ~ the North
efn Facinc merger suit is practically ready 10 b.
teo, ano this action win be taken Ia two or tbree
Days The Attorney General is not vet raj, ;,
say n what court the appeal viii be filed but 10
salc to-cay that q was possible that n might r.
,.lee ~ Doth TIE United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals and the Supreme Court -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
WORCESTER BANKS DECIDE TO MERGE

worcester. Mass. SEPT. 15-The First National
Bank ~ ihis city has voted merge with the
worcester safe Deposit and Trust Company TIE
Controller IL the Currency. az Washington was in
formed this afternoon This is the third Worcester
hank thar has been merged Nith she safe deposit
coupsry within few months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

President Roosevers Imnigration station
Ellis Island
Meeting OF city Committee Of the Citizens Union ?
Board o, education executive committee meeting ?
Indian congress exhibition. Madison square Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
LAGOS COTTON EXPORTS

lagos. British West Africa, Sept l5-It is es,i-
ronted that ths years export az cotton from R-s,
ish West Africa viii amount 80 eighteen hundred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16

down decision in which ne denies the application
OF counsel for DR. August Charles Naladler. a
dentist TO vacate the order of arrest sworn out
10y his wife. who is suing him foT a separation on
the ground Of cruel and inhuman treatment
special meeting Of the Board Of Education will
be held at the han of the board, Park-ave. and
Fffty-ninth-st. tomorrow at = n, TO consider
the budget for the year 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
Announcements

Remove the causes that make your hair lfeiess
- g-sv with Parker's Hair Balsam-
IJirdsr~or- the best for ccrns- - cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
.. : 4. sunset .Ga Moon u IS Moons age Is
HIGH WATER
=, sa,5v Hook 2 % Island 50 Hell Gate Z =
= W-SsrSy Hook SOL Gov Island S.2e Hen Gate 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums Of over 800
were filed yesterday. the first name being that or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16

The following petitions in bankruptcy Were ME
,os+r5a,, With the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
fE FInVTs FME FURNITURE
REDUCED MODELS.

Imported pieces which have served their nv.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-08

Window curtains, a good lace curtain, the best cur tain for tie money, sale price, q pair s'
 $I.1Oca~-..'. i.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-08

Ladies walking skirts, new assortment Tn ali col CTS, light and heavy GOV erts, honlespurs and veae- tiaus, all prices. Don't forget to look at .hcln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
WPESTLERS
AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA. Aug I-BestpninE to-
nlxht ard eontinulns through large
part q next wesk Convention hall. this
city. j. e. - ffs scene ~ tire utaat
notable wrestling Tournament ever
pulled orr since the snort Nas first ina
trodassd IN thls country.
No fewer than + well knnwn
knights - the mat have been en-
gaEed a. appear Ca the contests. among
them heina Tom Jenkins. Carl Eans.
"a Aeh rtea. Lee PaHaeiios Jifn Rarr.
gsorRa Hgfhner and Mak Eattbe8l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

-. ard his awnFd ata-sd aifh
his FiaaA tu 4 reaHaf HHH $50 iiHe~
iaaHa wasv h.if iusansifla aHH mir
paaskets safe uet Asaifa fhem HHas
rnH5# b. simpiaff I opsaad ths uaa-
spaf clipped taau tha infrr as.h aus
raarasi b. tha fnifst q lhsu. usI aeafii
tfswn D. ny hAAt
:. =. .. :. ~ : -. g
Sc 1rrrt see
Aaatishnsn ant the tee Nafmana IL
Hs#ss hsHe ssas,i fissi TIE al - ~
On aers#h ufast taee daasafi.fasi ffaFs
tia sstoa Win M apFseara1se wsth
mr fsssaa. sta So siiHaf anH EraN
ueifaffn. sd 18th thss staaniiaa suuat
in M haha. { stsat indeed have heaa
= siaht Nasfh seesnN FHn I've Ger
ntaHss ~ gstFified affh sfarins sfsa
fhe Eaxiishmsan afn4s ~ hiu fa.t SD
at ae~n again ffaM Weakness rs
snaath ez.n saa Ne hsha aa 49, bass
- his ghaff
What ths aastcs ~ kefs 90 rs-
ins Nhaf ths assiees-
Tray 81 MT gsaTa sid = wft
bora na ass hat 49, a. fhe eaaa 80
iafs haHas u4ssH fnn e. esp me Yea
have Bnfhinx e. fear u zua isaHe rns
alaHs sd nefhissa g hsHa q fHa ssf
be hihiser me ssn Col Ef8suna aefAra
q ths hassasra ~ cunflhns
srhs dsare aaid tfe Ensfss rnan
faa arr ths Haan fhaf kalisa fhs faK =
A taFrtt,ia @ag@l hal aarkaHs-f Hta fafae
The fsstlslsf = srasts 70 bass
passien 81 Mated ne. ths Eaailsi
MAJ. t~eaaas bad teen hefafH hffn
ia tfsrafiaiHE 1hs aHlsisi Hoe fiffaF-
nl are asaf features isaa ! eaHu hiu
a. assrh aerf wnatt hass embraced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
TINE BALLOONS OF WALL STREET.

II s saAi ar-elators stock
hlals of dollars ~
stump
Two
= = al
- loss enYNhese hvtientu
she keenly withdrawal - material
VI
ot the SIT
phanon
tNeY Witnessed aurtns The
r.
helsning their ar
So coslosns with
which When he desesf
rapld
na IA
= a 81
- Rntbing water
h a natural
hAs
hai done is
hsstor and dznaHd hessa to
y = hotnercaehst
eossuoss. tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

him with rfles ~ Joy uat fhess was
no tiris Zoe argument
= fearrt it, air. SAID Z, bat You
have a eioah here and { must take II
TO TRIED - rise frum hia chair shd
fl.soh his sword. hHn Z got between him
and the uafHaf whore q lay
20 tbrfs = anything ~ tho i'seh
80
"A case. said he
= wauid not ran Fnu saia !. Hhi
raising she Fiaak toad ffun the pax
fta aiiys flask aIaHre wooden
eaar aHd nfld aisss Al these ?
handed 20 him. The wretch afouod tho
asa-. taaN out % pistol and ptftIei ~
straight ~ ny head
sNnW. mr. finr faiiuw said hr. put
down Fauf sNoFd sad ave yourself
az"
Was ~ astanishs-i "a fiia iofaHs-
6aa aatisu shat stood nafrifiust hssI.f b
him ! ifiu.i a. ar.saH a. hir - honor
sd Nfr firufr. baf sew hia nyrH ia
eHd harden aver she pistol
sEnfanh tsih aam he prop Hf
euud ananFo such humitihitan
nsath we're sstrr than g. D. flsaffaod
IA such fashion. The wurd tln"
49, nn M iina whun 10 an instant
the Euaiiahmau vanished num before
nY face and lu hla place Wa Hfeat
piia ~ hay. with q relocated arm anh
taa iiesstau boots waving AMI alrhiag
ia the hfaft q h. ah. the gallant land
lady n stea M shiahsta nat had
saved ME-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

Ladies admitted free az the Races
every day this week except safur-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
DEFENDER or The FAi1H'

chris,ssY all The
wuitAa u
tHs personal osnfessn rinss Htc husie csn - fh
higher criticism found sne
Ia these trivial beside
ssest purres yltate the
he finds Ia hese ola
NuEhty Goodness eprkps % end
q
Testament th fs,yers the eaifnfu - he
Is hr esnhefunt %
God manifest IA the
the aae he is the Ideal n~ all He Is IN
msp-'et sinosfA rebsst II nss
and must h~snps ~ perennial
ehrisisnrY hntsd indeed = wrlianis siprfY
aknewtgu the claims And fat~and 10
ncal declaration al eecaus % h hEh staileu
goes aFouud ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
DOES A COLLEGE EDUCATION PAYp

Frank iahaeT
aad Finally
Which, oths thnws be-
raueatou = a asasae hntfanee IN
the strusge Ia Il a
The faveevi &ad the Eenug
bratsl
and TIN ma %
Depends
~eelese i-sar make tz&s. Il eoY So
tevslap them
In cities aras Ehera Hnuat Be o
simple pevgssfious esetriss
m phYacN
aasies7 unaf msal culture Easssss
4 if-s n
dreusH n fsuifss IA shasreas "a
i2z- @--+-- 49, - saF -s-7' - - s-'
led q teisse IN %
e eiueailen college etaca
individual
he s8sesfIau.
bnxinsaa : = aseisaz
easessies fagsrRoFfpfn THERE - A NAN BE
HIND TIE EDUCATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

fay soldier ny sha afirt ana she
hasns.s frash tfftaHas - haT ffufn fhe
naaf nnta The afFa sEiiHa Ena Ilsh nian.
in an Instant we out - TIE raauft
Fhfa n4t ie-i Ntairtte frnfn bes Static
ard HaH ca ~ haHh 4 ristal huitat
ehastef fsaf mF ahHnttss from ths
baaHsfas Haa { aaa = faalls.la Tee llsEA
- Z. --s.s =. = - -
and HnHffed aat infa 'ha fasd The
iss1 - Gh@ isasiHrizss ks# aaH#esi afa
tagh ~ Fstad sttd mir dafr ~ eissf
hafefs me- u FFaHrH Nsu 81 as
saa n Erafser iaaf fhsa ~ rec aHf
- mg iIftis maFe tHFru.ia.s Iisat n.tls ,
SO more thaH ytesaff - aefaaf th*
rafffy nHd fhe iifa ~ The efuprraf
Un EtIsnua. ah. / efrld spt 81 Yauf
nuisie stploiis the greatest sssn u y
ba Az set. les naa tffase laa.
Frhc fsatE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

road. bat they eenla naf hloek the
path 90 duty when ifiHHHe Gerard
araa il liu before hins ! Gould not
wait longer I must hnspnr.
fhrru was but the uur opening o.
tue loft. ana Hn 81 Nas only down
the iaadrF that enuid descend
1 hooked into the hifehru ANA 1
fnund that tho ynuna HurEaon was
mtlii There IA chair sat the
wounded EuEiish ala 40 camp and
M the straw lay two ffus#ihu sol
diefs "a tho last staHes - eshsns-
ton. Tho uthefs had al recovered
sal haen nant on These we're NY
oitamiea aud ! must pass Through
them in ORDER 10 gain my horse
From the Hurseas ! had nothing
o. fear. tho slgllshnan was Nouad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

Butchers No. fss- Hurdiek's haii.
south Seattle.
CLEARWATER - Western Central
Labor linton hall. tsas Second ave-
nue..
cooks and Walters olympic ball.
ffNfe5 Second avenue
Laundry Wagon Drlverr-CRfpen
tars hall. 1870 Fourth avenue.
Tl1neahufafnea ~ LenEahpreuen =
bali. Seneca street and Railroad
avenue.
MaahInlats-U Union ball. Pacific
block
Mattresses Mattresses han. tteo
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
I ASKS FOR Si0,260

/. =. FROST has Instituted a SUIT
against Moran Bros. to recover $40. o.
$50 damages for injuries sustained
while employed IN the shipyard.
lie claims that while trucking some
lumber. he slipped On a vet and
siiuBaFF fIaar aBa t4ss.lzs. 49,. 49,.
Ia his foot
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Excursion o. Victoria Saturday
and sunday, August ana ?. $500
fVufiu fTTUl NVH fGf ave
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-03
$1UO Reward, X7UO.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, re-
quires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The propretors have SO much faith in
it's curative powers that they offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case that
It fails to cure. Send for list of tes-
timonials. Address,
]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggist, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-03
Tested Their Friendship.

Constable, the eminent British paint
er, once sat on the hanging committee
Of the Royal Academy when small
landscape was brought up for judg-
ment and pronounced "devilish bad
by everybody but himself. He rose
and made short and startling speech.
THAT picture was painted by me. !
had a notion that some of you didn't
like my work, and this is pretty
convincing proof. I am very much
Obliged to you" When his colleagues
recovered from their stupefactlon the
head carpenter was bidden TO bring
back the picture But Constable would
not have it.