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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
TWO FEUD LAWYERS CLASH
Court officers Keep Them from Blows Whi't
Judge Threatens Jail,
MARcuM MURDER SUSPECTS MAY GO FREE
Jury ia Relieved Likely TO Hesitate
Between Acquittnl and Life I'm
prisonment After sharing Pop
uIar Interest in Speeches.

JACKSON. Ky. June 17.-Arguments in
the cases Of Curtis Jett and Thomas White
for the murder of ]. r. Marcum were not
concluded when court adjourned late to-
night and the case will not be sent to the
jury until tomorrow noon. 1t is impossible
to describe the anxiety here as to how
long the jury will continue its delibera-
tions and as to its finding. The prepon-
derance Of opinion still seems to be that
the death penalty will not be given and
that the jury is likely to hand between
life Imprisonment and scquittal.
There was more interest today than ever
since, the trial began, as the people were
attracted much more by the eloquence of
the attorneys than by the evidence. 1t was
like a circus day. One of the curiosities
for all to see was the dark spot on the
court house floor where the stain of Mar
Gums blood is still visible. The spot In
front OF the court house where Marshal
Cockrill was shot dead. and the places
where other feudlsts were killed, were
pointed out to the throngs. In the audi
ence in the court room. and as they en-
tered and emerged from 1t. were pointed
out the mothers and other relatives of the
prisoners and the leading feudists.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18

Balloon races daily feature Of the sports
Gt CourtlGnd Beach.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
OMAHA

Batted for Companion in the ninth
Omaha ...............a1 10 o o o o o "a
Earned runs; ST. Joseph, 9; Omaha, l.
Left on bases; st Joseph, 4; Omaha,
First base on errors: st. Joseph, y;
Omaha, 2 Two base hits: Wright, 3
Three-base hits: Kemmer, Chinn; Home
run: Belden. Sacrifice hits: Hartman,
Garvin, Dolan. Stolen bases: Garvin, NC"
Bride, Carter Double plays: Shugart TO
Dolan to Wright, Wright TO Hickey.
Struck out: BY Bowman. !; by Hender-
on Bowman, 2; of Henderson, /; on Com
panion Q Hit by pitched ball: BY Bow
by Companion, 4. Passed ball: Gonding.
Time: i:45 Umpires; Ebright and shaf-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE

a good game OF bail BY a score OF { 70 s
The same teams play tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
Twenty Feud widows Present.

1t was stated by residents who are we'll
acquainted with the people here that at
least a score of widows of feud victims
were present and they represented only
small part Of the bereavement of the
county from such causes.
Early in the day the lawyers got to
scrapping and were only prevented from
coming to blows by officers of the court
but after Judge Redwine threatened to
send one of them to jail for contempt and
reprimanded another for using unbecoming
language. the proceedings continued with
out any disturbance. The argument of
Thomas Marcum, a brother of the victim
surrounded by the widow and the orphans
of his brother and by the widows and or
phans of other victims of the feud, was
delivered under the most impressive cir
cumstances.
Two courts were in session here today.
That Of City Judge Cardwell succeeded
the arson inquisitions. One faction has
controlled the county and the other town
officerA Owing to assassinations and in
Limitations the latter had become almost
defunct. Judge Cardwell had not held city
court for eighteen months until martial
law was recently declared. Like others in
his depleted faction, he had been a pris-
oner in his own home and unable TO get
to his office. Meantime Town Marshal
Cockrin had been killed and his place never
filled. The troops now make arrests, and
It was to hear cases arising out of them
that the local court was resumed. The
men who assaulted witnesses yesterday,
after thoy had appeared before the grand
jury in the arson cases, were brought be-
fore Judge CardwelI by the guards of the
provost marshal and convicted The fines
and imp-isonments inflicted are said to be
the first penalties for the violation of law
imposed on feudists here for years.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
one Bad Field onsets other.

KANSAS CITY. June ia triple play
by Jacobs, Webster and Streib was the
feature OF today's game. Both teams
played a ragged game in the neld, but
Kansas City had luck In punching hits.
Attendance, S00 Score:
Kansas city i o42 21O1 Ill y I
Des Muines IL 2 o o o 1t IA
batteries: Kansas City Halla and Ul-
rich; Des Moines, Madigan and Fohh
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18

PEORIA. June f.-Colorado Springs de-
feated Peoria today o 10 l, the visitors dis
playing superior all around playing. At
'enuAhVs' -'-VO- R-HE.
Colo sprinss...1 % o go o-91i
Peoria .........O 0 0 o IL
Batteries: Colorado Springs, McNeely and
Starnagle; Peoria, Hart and wilson
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
MiIwaukee Needs Thirteen.

MILWAUKEE, June Il. ; MCPHERSON
pitched great ball today, allowing seven
hits, but II was not until the thirteenth
that Milwaukee could get the winning run.
Attendance. 500. Score;
Il milwaukee, ....O00IsOO0o - 16 Z
Denver T,........l 0 > 90 0o0- s
Batteries; Milwaukee, Mcpherson and
Lucia; Denver, Eyler and Latimer.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18

TIM wuscE pIsTnInSo ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
DAY
THE ANNEX OFFERS a sgRiU 9
OF REMARNABlE VALUE =
FOR TOMORROW
The plsir Facts. briefly .reld. 10 be
Quickly Hsss-A Single Line
m..ns oeilsrs Saved 10 HUNDREDS
of tea.eksspsrs

womeu's Black Cotton Stockings
are g. be offered en- mARss under
prise. All are the nHeat quality. at
regular nftsea Marked this Nay for
Esenaiuy Friday los quality. exc.
iSc quality. lee SOC quality. tzsc
f1eeeed LINED stocking. are 60 be
sold equally cheaper. The eDtire
Fids d u many hundreds Of pairs h 20
BE- marked down ite quality. Al Toe /.
soc quality. lee. ste quality. isc. sec
quality, ftr.
Rays and ulris Black Cotton
Atoe klnaa. odd lots from various
soBd ilnea. worth isc ahd zhe q pair !
an viii 40 on frtday At lite.
In the Budsrwsas store there1l be
rpseiai sales - the fnlieeiss iifnr
AcaElst Noui tndrrN ear for kSouzs n.
Vests aud Pants. warth regularly
ffsk a garment. wlil be texf Wo-
ussns Natural Wool Ne=ts t~rs~y
ribbed small nlHrn only. worth 60
aud fse. 60 eiase out quickly they re
marked a. ste Wpmnn's White Cot %
ton Vests. swiss ribbed tight fistins
much usad for corset coee.s worth
sae. 90 be sid on Friday At isc.
ghiidfsnis Cotton trfun suits. jer~~y
ribbed worth regularly sscs On sale
FridaY - Re. Ecru cettnn nibbed
Yeats aud Pants. all sizes for chii .
dfen az 20 ~ wnfsh use n Harrsnt;
FRIDAY theY u BE- MARRIED At itc.
Infants shirts. ali sisss. worth
regularly she. on sale Friday Al 10.
Infants Shetland Weat knntsd
Jaskets. slightly solisd. wefth rsxu .
isfiy 81 te. Friday you eau buy NJ
ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
BIR HDAY
OF BURNS
CALIFORNIAN SOCIETY Will
CELEBRATE HATH ANNlvURs d.
AIRY SUNDAY EVENING

The eHlndoninn eeietf af Seattle
VIII giVr "A grand concert ana ball nf
i,anke halt Jan, 70, IN ceishrh AN ~
the lttth euniNrfHHry uf The httt. 81
the Scotch poet Robert itufna A
proEfHiu that HhNofs HtfuuEiY ~ bog
pipes Had kits hHn been prepared.
u insludeA an address by Mathew
Dow, president 81 the society un
oratien un Robert tiurnn by pf N A.
Matthews. ana several Scottish
dances and songs by Mf. llavin
spence and Miss Flora Mcdonald.
who have a national reputation fur
excellent entertainments OF that
kind.
The fuii program follows
Pert Hue nsatfh Airs. NaEnsfs Iishh
iissiasnts address. Mr. AZ toe hanF
thsf~ IVES iaa was ilafu is kfis
Ne uasin erenfs banee. hishfaaa
ttiua Mis- finfa Ncfunait laHs "nFet
iish Hive hsiis Ms . u hstniusas
neaains at-iis nsuiy 20 neishis iiuess
Ave- Ne u Maadsf fsas stiala Nat
sr,N Me l. o. Nhitti~saf
Part fAua ufatiaia iitnt,sf. ngrus fnpf
Matthew'S Sous oh Whtstir .~nd
y taams tss rhss, Ny fAi Nisa hiefa
Neies.aias Dust 'rfh' cfeshat ~ ut-s.
Aw Edui0ads aRa NJ. waaaslis Hone
'tioHnls tsunaes. hiss - t-ashessi li~aa
ins Numerous f-slseiiqas NJ. davis
a,.sss saes -fh,.s .ssws bessie
' 'ses.s T,s.s ni.s Yisss asi .-'s-ia
roas, tiMeafssefs aathsfiHs NJ Wa
dell cgfest leia niue helis u Huuts
iAna ssrsef w.sa@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
MRS. WHlTl0Ck
WINS CONTEST

The contest Of the win ~ Mrs
Susan Hancock. King county
pioneer. was finally decided yester-
dsN IN the superior court by a YER.
diet In favor 81 the administrator aud
Mrs Susie Whitlock. the adopted
daughtef % the deceased.
The plaintiff ia the action was
Fred Crockett He claimed $1,000 aa
the proceeds % the sale 81 a farm
on Whidhy island. which had been
left TO him IN former viii Mrs.
Haneock died IN 1893. The land VAS
bought ~ the government shortly
hefsue her death.
The plaintiff commended that At the
time Of the sale the piatntin Was Of
unsoand mind and Incapable OF max
ing another will As this claim
could not be established, Judge Tall
man held that Mrs. whitiock, Mrs.
Hancock's lsEatee. was entitled TO
the proceeds Of the salel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22

1t a "a cnffrts viii BE- cheaper
naa sIAsa. bot nearly al HiaNs 1,ntii
tna HslIlna htHiiH, fHiHf aHftu ft.aa
.A...t ra.as Wuuh tsuu al wil Ep so
an even u 90
American Lady t'afHaia several
numbers that Wul De aiHeOniinuou
NoiHn kt.H nHu fata5 viii he sofia
fltaay IN fl..A.
utiN sF
A specially GOOD lot II white out
ing leiannoi Towns vii Do SOLD
rnaapuf ffiHuy fheY fe well made
cut long aud iull width, 81 zoe they
we're unmatched talas tomorrow
they're 10 go ht uae
OK TIL nAiiuAtN TABLES
The nufth aisle la toe store ~ ieh
un up With a Ions fas 81 tables uhhi
hold Huue az the best Nnitien on"tri
lu . iahH time, nuu thtH IL - hHlEtti
month ghrfp are
children = iinntlfefthisfn, worm
regularly De-, Tor = I'VE
White Lawn kerehlefas win h'lns
stitched edges, worth i-ar, Tor
Sc.
White Lawn kefrhlefH. Win COZ
ufUd borders, worth regularly tb' a
hex q la ~ hasJ. on sale FRIDAY ~,
the boa. =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
q l. n Fridays Bargain List. on
IN IL sale from 8 TO II o'clock
- ~ Is as follows:

price. from : to II. choice g. pair.
Gun Links. VERY special bargains.
worth - 10 fse per pair, sac price
Friday. from 60 II, chuies lie per
Islar
Boys and Youths Red and Black
Hous. slippers. 81 90 values At tte.
Womrn's Plush House Slippers.
q - AZ sc.
Mems coli caps. sc value. to
II 81 iac.
Mems Blue Yachting Caps. tec
value. 20 II al CSC.
Boys Percnis Waists and Rluus-
-. Sizes J 10 II years. worth &c.
for tic.
Boys Yacht and Coli Vac ut
Caps, IN ali shades. worth &c. for
tac.
PIN CAnDS-eontainl an a..
softment q bians and assorted
eoiofed heads. dress and shawl
pins. needle points and heads are
warranted not 90 come or worth
regularly ice per card. . 20 II only.
ic.
Quantity limited"
CORSET cl.AerE-s-honk double
husk IN white and gray only. best
quality with projected back. al
ways sold at lee per pair. : 10 II
only. o.. Qusnfity limited
BLACK DRESSING CoMBS-ex-
ira quality. finished teeth. s-ineh
size. worth ise each : 90 n only
s.. Quantity limited.
eco yards Of a n eli known brand
= Bieachsd eheffinR ! yard wide.
soft finish and god value af i-se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
REFERRED
TO STATE
City Board Of Health Fsvers s1benie
Plague oaarantirs

The proposed establishment of a
auarantiue against San Francisco on
account of the prevalence Of huhonie
plague In thai city Was discussed ~
meeting Of the board OF health,
held last night ~ tho offices Of bf,
Ludlow, Ia the Globe building. n
WAS decided to brina the matter 20
the attention Of the state board uf
health AT its meeting. February =,
and thus secure protection f0f the
entire state.
Dr. Harrlsun. president Of th1
board Of health. called the mrctius
last night after he had learned OF
the existence Of the plague ia san
Francisco and the possibility Of "A
being brought 60 Seattle. y. G. Dur
don. nf = , Holmes and NJ G.
Mason. acting AZ a committee from
the Chamber OF Commerce. were
present to Operate with the health
officers In preyentins the disease
from gaining a foothoii w Seattle
Tho right ef the beard Of health
Of this city 10 establish the quafanr
tine VAS a vital question raised. II
was finally decided that the better
course would be g. ALLOW the state
board Of health take the initiative IN
the msttsr.
Resolutions were adopted at the
meeting last nixht asking the city
council to appoint a conference com.
mittec 60 discuss the question with
the seattle t-aard 81 health.
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slsnL.,., 7ie, srern . 70 II

Blankets, PIE. teor, Q 10 n
A quantity Il SINCE Gray Cot
ton fflanhsss. io.t she. coiorvd bar-
dsts and hemsaed ends, Nefg soft
and ficery. worth CO. a I'alr. spec
fai tu II Friday. eassi. &c.
We reserve the right 10 limit the
quantity e. customers.
Paper NapAins regular Nsineh
JAP Napkins. ie9 fof g..
Wumen'a CufNst Covers. made
perfectly plain. bat Of good mater
tai. sume arr tight hitting and some
are binu.e front with tiGh, hitting
back. broken sisss. saiuen i.ise.
tse and isc. price 74e.
ehiidrcn'a outing FLANNEL SUM
t.sf ftol-~s. coturn pink and blue.
special g. n. at 80.
fnfants Cfsschefsd Eacgucs. val
ue sse special TO II at zic.
ss-fneh Half weai Dress Goods.
IN navy. medium blue. cardinal.
sarnet, royal. old rose. ~ quality.
at tsisr.
% 50 Tailor Nade Dress skirts.
all wool chexints. coveftn and
bTaads ioths. la eelorn and black
We aner choice for three houfr on
-. $ 20 ~ At f.s
o. 20 Rain Coat. Raglan. yoke
lack, Oxford gray. velvet collar
: to II At tzfs.
GhateiaiHr Bags. medium slEe
asidired francs. chain and ciasr.
clearance price. 90 II. at b. e@cn.
Extra qualify Siekel Plated
Shears, :. ana p-iuch. brass riyet-
ed. worth Sc rsE Pair. clearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
ACCUSER
ACCUSED

The original aceuser u now the aes
slssea IN the cAae that Was rvpufted
@ the police last ntsht Frank Mat
ting MAS arrested ahQui midnight BY
isalrulmau Ranniek Ia the old ten
dnfloin district ga eharHe ot lar
cen, from the PERSON The uffeHt
Vas made AZ the instance Of ! J.
Walsh. who claimed that Mating
had takeu s. ffem hts puckvt
ttath mru WFrv taken 10 noites
headquarters, and Walsh was held ~
witness A short time after the
arrest Walsh asked IA have Mathis
released. stating that he was uitss
taken. thnt he had found the T. In
the lining of his eaat Tho police
We're inclined "a believe that Walsh
had caused his partners arrest out
ot spite and released Mating and
locked az Walsh.
No charge has been placed against
Walsh. hat the psiliee erc booking up
his rccord, ana u may result In a
charge being mNde against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
BURGLARS
AT WORK

A hid burglary was committed In
a storc owned ~ l.. \. Nelson at 1851
seventh avenue at an vafly hour yes
terdny morning
The burglars bored hole through
the front deer and Va this manner
tfuhr the saek ON gaining AN en-.
trance 60 the place they toak thelf
pick ~ a kafss sieck of hams. bacon,
crackers and canned ri-pfs. ard sue
e-sded In xetting away ~tth their
booty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
ne FOUGHT
FOR FUN

LONDON. Jan. AT the Lynch
trial this morning the deposition Of
Hahdi~y. an American. waa read.
Hhnatey stated that In fiaet eams
Hsandcry h. met Lynch eamiuandinE
noer regiment Lynch admitted
being british subject. Handiry
asked him WhY he was ashting
against Great britain. Lynch 70
piled. Tor fua. The prosecution
ciassd We eaas today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
: LOCAL THEATERS


The Tyranny Of Tears. at the
euaiid inHt night plaNcd hN ala rea=
Pile headed BY Paul Gilmore, iH uue
of ihr clrNoreHt comedy -dramaH he
Hstle has seen IA many a day Would
there were more itkV ~, The east
II a inset capable enc, and the play
fiHginAtinE LEA the extreme. both In
the plot and the lines. liaddnn
Chambers Is playwright. More
brains are required tn the cuneaetian
ct a play like the Tyranny OF
Tears than IN aeAHnh'a run OF
haWling mrludfHmaH,
Paul Gilmore as MI pNrburs II an
actor of good vuico and presence
ana possesses an Intelligent cuneeps
tien az his rule Not "a whit his In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
rooL rriGvEs

Lyman Weed reported "a the 20.
lice this nsaFpinK that thieves had
made several raids within thr last
few days eH cottages he ia building
81 HOY street and Mob It'll assnue
ben .lnlrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22

isfurlsl0iia uama sac. breakfast haran.
ifHg. nslHus, ffHsh. ieNe,
Vegetables
fnfhnnk lNtHtaHN| native sH9ftl ptt
tom NshihaH. 81 hou ih go aaeet raia'
ierH. ~ pot H. carrots. nuuiar rsi sack
lettuce ts fFt aaa hot huNas, 81 90 ifi
taHr tniltufiiis sfesn ufnN lei eauli CIV
81 siuu lsf eNt. tulnlfe joe gfieif Ahl
enhhans. ~ sssI u nniHur. ihfHti 10 rNi
sluHaheH euHHr rtr uNunh
Green Fruit. ate.
tsmnnH y esusaT 70 iss artiiss. hilHihs
fanny, ~ uAuNt 81 harHHne. ~ fhaifi ~
nlhrNre - eaata 70 h,'s ispahsee alaifga
~ 2ntftt "a fef hHk vfnnisetffeH ~ ipNN
w ~ fsf hhli faafH. FNr nfane ifaits JAP
a. sasa ~ esf boa Nainn,a itHthe
Butter, Cheese, eaas, Poultry
nuttrf washington yrvaWHftss. a.rl
Eastern alaHHss fanFh luIflar.
fuss FRESH fanth. 700 iuu laHiHtHt lHN
thrVsr Native Washington fail sfshm
ia ~ stafu lasIiU pfrHun| thHtha lin
tufNer iNftte hfirh hwisH tsHApt
tanuitfy ilfesaaa tufhsfw EiQ So hrhH,
lnuitei live autAH itri i've srrHst ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
THE MARKETS

Large quantities of California cab.
basp. caulifinuer and ceirry are cull-
stantiy arriving On Western avenue.
esuAtng a iassf price. Canned peas
are evidently koad enough for ferai
consumers these days. a. the frsah
onss frosn California are settling -
slowly ~ 10 have fallen cents if as
many days gfAnherrtsH too. arr
now bslns quoted BY some dealers at
MA although others are ntiil hald /.
Ing out for yis
Apples ere the only fruit, maintain
{ inE uniformly rising scaie The -
ira fancy varieties 80 a. high a. o
per t.or
Poultry = stiii scarc~. EsEz are
steadily falling To-day they arr -
WHOLESALE PRICES
frhsae rriu~e are % aay buyer 10 aa.a.
tfi~~ trtess - sssau parrhss~s axefs.s
- lsr rset kistsFf
Provisions
Fr-.h Ms.s-ce- s~-f, ~ ~ u. sss-r
bet ~ f~r ~ saassas ~ So H. r-srs y
t~f 10. Hsai sellers f~r To-
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special , 70 II Friday at IN
s..
None sold 10 dealers.
Ereurn salts. lib. rackzfu
Sc worth isc.
Zoo hars Transparent crx.
soap. is-lh bars. worth iye. {
II AZ exc bar.
Lyons Tooth Powder. sc -
Tor ftr
Wrapped Chocolates. ~
fiavore. worth as pound. = tpE
ikc pound
Woaenn Gloria rmbreiisx =
us zach s to II at ti.ee at
FEE HeaterH. fc each.
T'en sfFaiBsrs. &c each.
TEA Spoons sir for &c.
Floating Tar Soap. sisc csbt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22
NAY Aeollsn OFFICE

The hearing which the civil service
cutnuaisnlon recently decided % grant
former Humane pfficer RifsNNY aiii
not be held tontsht a. scheduled on
account q an ordinance pending N
tho city council TO abolish the ofsics
n the council does away With The
cfsce the trial ~fii rfoAabls nes.s- =.
hsiA s90<11TwuWUW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22

ferior 10 Charles nertram. Tho playa
the part Of deefse cumming The
two women Of the east. Grace Hobart
Hanson as the fearful Mrr fafhufy.
and Rest Tiffany a. hyAciuths. are
equally charming. pretty and eieHsfs
10th wear elegant and appropriate
creations u the niodinicu art.
The audience Was not large. hut
that must have been due 60 a lack
q knowledge Of the quality OF the
production. These present laughed
unes asiugiy from start 20 finish. n
Seattle people a. a whole cannot Af-
prceistc such play a. Mr. dilmafes
company presents. the fact IL dis
eresiitahir 10 them.
The Tyranny q Tears" wiil be re-
peated tonight.
Madison Thssssr
Tho new vaudeville company at the
Madison th-stsf h pleasing iafHt
audiences at every performance.
Professor ciark and his wonderful
trained animals u hig drawing
card.
Thrrs will be a boys and Klffs
watch given away AZ the saturday
matinee. There are two perform
ances daily at % and \ % . m
Third Avsnss
Harry Wards Ministries continue to
delight the patrons Of tho Ihlrd Az
euue theatsf only four more per-
fofunAnccs remain.
Neat weeks attraction at the ur
town theefsr wiil be Weary Willie
Walker" farce eumcdy spoken Of
BY prses exchanges AZ being far "a.
perior 10 many ether Of this class %
plays. The engagement opens With
n matinee next sunday
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BIG EXHIBIT

VIENNA. Jan. a9.-The Austrian
exhihis al the st fsntsix exposition
will BE- Aargc. Seventy largr ftrtns
have airvedy sisued agreements 20
niaks exhibits.
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Far Sad.

Fast little steamer. length u feet
Apply 90 Capt. Andersen, on beard
steamer Nanthas or cyrcno. i.esehl
Park. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22

Burt a Packard $50 shes =
year weited. In patent ~ /
Wei hid. medium heels. ow !
Hssssss- ss ssss....U ~
Burt A Packard 800 shn>t !
calf and Wei Kid. Boodyesf y
ed The Avon last; our ~
ssass+s ssssssasss sfssss...
King Bros. g. - shoe. ia NJ
box grain and satin oaif, y
aoies. extensive edge. oar =.
King Bros. f1oo Shoes. sstir :
lace and congress. plain AZ ,
toes; our price 81
King Bros tile Shoes. sssiz :
medium noies our price oII
The Wallace line for Nen. =,
KanE Kip grnedn0re. tNe I
and tap. unlined. London II
i29. value q -. for ..... ID
Mems Heavy Rnus gir I
blucher. closed tonFue. tvs 7
and tap. outside ccunt>r. 4
fAao. for $1,000 n
Old Neptune Waterpro1f n
High Cut Hoxcnif. roi<4 I
extension edge. stylish ~
last. value = 20 for -. u
same in regular shoes ~
Mons Tan and Black va -
House Slippers. turn soi<s !
heels. value 3 e. for 80. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-22

Dunlap real estate. 81 Union block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-12
Strange Tribe Pound in AfrIcn.

London, FEB. 11,--Lieut. Alexander,
who has just returned from the island
OF Ferdiaopo the island of Spain in the
bi6ht Of Biafra, western Africa. gives
ar interesting description OF the curl
Gus inhabitants of the practically I'M
explored portion of the island These
ere known as Boobies" Very few Of
lhcm nave ever seen a white man ana
they never leave their primitive dwell
inIs IN The rocks except on organized
drinking bouts. The race IS fast dying
out from the effects Of rum and palm
vine The natives are mostly quite
naked except for a curious siraN BON
bet. They paint their bodies with col
ored mud. are unspeakably filthy for
they mover wash but occasionally use
O Knife TO scrape off the surface d
tnl create artificial deformities by
tightly wrapping their limbs. The ma
tlFes are exceedingly timid and when
'ightcd by the whites bolted into the
depths OF the jungle, where they set
NJ iears0me walls
~ certain hours each day the villages
are cutie deserted everyone. includInr
the children going off on a carousal.
The lieutenant adds that although he
searched for them assiduously. he could
ind no traces Of the burial places Of
inc natives Of the islands.