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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
0rgEts SnuSnfrhJtnhl.

Seffentli9e 2Gnbereien sur 4nIieoz
lung gibt es nod in bielen Stduten
nnb ben Serritotien bes Meitens, gum
S6eil Gdno, bas nbne Weiteres untet
Gultur eenpmn1en tperben tann, gum
anoeren i'm SeolanDgiirtel, -bds erit
our6 bic nun BON Der 8u1Desreeiez
rung in 4nsrtff eenomms,e 8srteIez
lung fir ben Mderbau perfpenbbar qez
ma6t tperben fon. Das 9erFanaen
na9 2anbbeiib lit np9 irnrnsr groB,
tpte naus BEL ieber &eierpattons=gra
offnung feber tdnn, oaein Saeen unb
OrGngen nadb ben metropolitan
Stiiden ftattfinbet nnb fflieBli9 aud
bas Sbeftt Giedden fsiasn gsfissr
finbet. 5Sb aber Die 8eitbndbne aud
INNER bona fibe 1tottfinbet, bas
1fsint 'frdgli6. Wean glaubt ia .dIIers
btngs tpabrsenpmmen gu bdben, bdb
ber 31giir bic Stabt, Der benz 3dnbz
bdu bic beften, neil jiingften &rGfte
entaog, lebtber tpefentfith na9gefuien
1oear baB -etn 'umfntpung einqefsbt
babe, 10 odB ii9 Der n1ufienbafte On
brang nan nelien Mniiebluneen erff1e
rem liebe; itrbeifen, ipie bon tppblunter,
rthteter Seite mttget6eih ipirb, fplIen
piele Der permeintlit6en 3unteriperber
nnr borsei9obene Strp9ntGnter bon
unternebmerr, prtpatetl aber gorppz
ratiDnen fetn Die BEL ben ffeiqenoen
gobenpreifen md @e1egetlbeit au bil<
lisen adufen fa6ea. .pioneer preB",
bon ct. gdn1, ift Iutortfdt buf!ir,
baB inbipibnefle Spefufdrtten atnb
gorporationen auf btriiserifde Msiie
unter MiBbrauh bts 6fimitGttez, bes
gommutdttons=@sfeBes Der Refldmo-
fion BON iteinigent ober @alblanb
ntuFenhaft Dffentlide Gdnbereitn III
ibren Bribatbsfib brineea. Die Gnts
biiflungen aus benz 2onban1t, bic bpr
Ginger 3eit an bic Osffentllnfsit ee=
braht purben itnb CUR gntlaifune beg
berseitigen 2ano@gomtniifGrs fiibrten
be1tdtisten bas.
Mas bic BripatIpefuldtipn eraatr
tert, III ielbftDerfidnbfid bbsrn gsreiGe
Der afiuetien Nniieblung entsD5en IN,
tpirb, no imlmer es 6ol3lanb 1T, burG
bic Nrt bes 5dllers 5ur WHfte. CUR
@rlei1terunn Der grtperbung bon
2anbbeIiB fir ipetulatibe SntereFen
limb i'm borigen gongreB mebrere De-
febenttpiirfe einsebrabt, freiliG nidt
aagenommen iporben. @iner berfelben
3ielte barauf ab, einen Sbeil Der Gf>
sfentliden 2dnbereien Der Mniiebluna
s3i, ent5ishen unb ben 0ieb3ihtern
Dahtre1t barauf einaurdumen; Elm
anberer folIte Werfiigung iiber 2dnbe=
reien i'm Sntereife Der bort Mnfdffigen,
b. /. 6erbenbeiiber, profpettors unb
beraleihen geftatten. I'm bic Offents
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
RnnIrneIt iiher ainrl.

eeSn Ieiner Dor benz sSrana Siaels
9enfmalberein in ct. 2ouis eeba!tez
nen &ebe faete prditbent Gopfepelt:
m@eneral Sigel nabm unter ben
Wdnnern, pel4e Mifouri Der Union
erbielten unb au oenen ou6 biele ppr,
Sbnen, Die sic beute anipeIenb iinb,
gebOrten, nit ben eriten Stang Elm.
@r fdmpfte nit iener grpBen Mrmee,
beren Nusbduer nnb Sapferfeit fir
uns nod beute nts uniibertrefffihes
Weuiter gelten, lirb mas er nrb bic
Seinen geleiftet baber, 5eigt 1tns Den
Weg, ben mir felb5t tpanbeln n1iiHen.
Dor Illem buben fie nns ipdbre Brii.
oerli9feit eelebrt, benn aus Der 8itter>
tett coesBur9erfrieses ging gegenieifies
9ohf6dBung Der treffli9en Giqerl=
i6uften oes einIfiaen sseinbes berDor,
unb Mdnnsr tpie Sigel nabmen ben,
Siege ben StahsI. >inbfm fie nit
Redt ben boben Bertb ibrtr Gfgner
priefen.
Der 8lreertrieg bat uns aber aud,
nod eiipas anberes gelebri, buB mir
ndmli9 ben Mann als Iol9en fddBen
ltrnen miiffen. Wir iinb cine ylation,
in anferen &bern freift bas glut Ser
beiten Nationen bes peitlihen @uropa,
mnb Wdnner ipie Sigel, Grant, Cher
man uno SHERIDAN, pon perfhiebener
Nbitdmmung, dber eleidmGBia bereit.
ibr Slut fir bic senleinTame sylaaae
81 Dergieben, babsn uns nniere
pfli1ten I'm biiraeriiden 2eben poroe-
atihnet; baB ndmll1 ale giiroer
gleih iinb unb nur ibrem Wannesz
fpertbe na9 nnterfdieben iperben fonz
ten.
2dBt uns bon ieber ber Dielen yos
tiDnsn, bon benen mir dbItamn,en, bas
Bette nnb genleinfam an beffen Ser.
pDlItommnnng arbeiten, bann arbeiten
mir I'M Geiftt Sisels, i'm Geiite Qlbraz
bam Qineoln's, Der rationale griibers
lihteit als bas erbabensfe prinaip fir
bic Grhdltun5 bes Bottles altfitelte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
aa1tntItrr nnn aprk,alattr,r.

Sranffurter 3eitpns.
2Dn BON, 8. Mpril. Der 8orfoQ,
Der ii9 gsitern imllnterbaufe dbfpielte.
inbem Elm Mitglieb bes Cabinets, Der
finan3ielle SefretGr bes Shabamtes,
9apes syifber, fein portefeuille niebsrs
legen muBte, neil cine Iftiengefella
fdaft, beren 9riinber unb 9irettpr er
lit, in gonturs gerdtben lit, fam nift
febr iiberraI9eno. Man lit 10 Iebr
baran eetpObnt, i'm parlamsnts unb
AUDI duf Der Miniiterbant 8riinoer
unb @ufiidtsrGtbe bon dllerlet Mftien@
gefeaf9uften gu feben, hab elm iol6er
8orfal ii9er einmal pa1iiren >muBte;
bat bod por ni9t ldnger 3ett ert Der
perforbene dnseie6ene Diplomat nnb
ebemaIise General =8ouperneur bon
Canada unb .0iaefOnis bon Snbien,
2prb Oufferin, als 0ireftor bes bsrz
tra9ter Wbitader Wrigbt'Iden sSi=
@llnternebnlsns Iein Qeben beena
bet. Oo9 liegt Der 8prfafl, Der eez
itern gum Giidtritte bes intimen poliz
tif6en Sreunbes ppn 8alfpur unb
friiberen pribatfetretGrs ben Sir
Mi9ael 0ids 8ea9 fiibrte, 10, baB
benielben MIR Elm Minimum BON
S9ulb trifft unb bab ipgar bic Siibs
rsr Der Sppoiition unb etn 8ertretsr
Der sSren i'm in anerfennenben &eber
bon iebem mpralilhen 8ortpurF reiz
ntsen fonnten. !9err 9aDes Siiher
bat, gum unterf9iebe bon fait alien
anberen Oireftoren, iid ni9t bafiir
besablen lafen, baB er benz ieBt in
gonfnrs geratbenen ySele1criptor
Sbnbicate" ais Oireftor beitrat. @r
bebauptet, ni6t et1mal gepubt au
baben, bab baffelbs au elmer @elells
ihaft umgeformt ipurbe, beren Mftien
duf ben Marft famen. Mnbererfeits
1T ii9er, baB 9err SaDes 5ifber tau<
ienb Mntbeile an ie einerl Yfuno
Sterling 5ei6nete unb bafiir atpeitau=
lenb erbielt; au9 mub auffalen, baB
9err 9abes 5ifber in ben iieben Sob.
rem, ieit er benz Sbnbifate beifraf.
ME Wsranlaifuns seflnben bat, iie6.
BON bemielben 5u trennen. DoGl err
bat benz gorfalle fein Mmt geopfert
uno er bat bic Ittiondre entIhdhiat
unb oamit bic Sadie duf bic nobelite
WeHe bei9lofIen. Der @orfan lit
aber ipmptomatifh, llnb es bieibt bic
cine nell in grelles 2iht aefebte Shat-
fa9e beiteben, baB bas porlament
uno .oas Uainiiterilim Iid aug qp1nz
nern 5nidmmenfebt, bic suoIeirh i'm
Dlenite grober ttafi!aI;Itifher l1nter-
nehmnngen iteben. @labitone unb
gorb Noieberp lieBen nidht au Dot
Wtttelieber ibres Cabinets aIeidae;:io
Dlrsttoren bon Mftienaeienf6after
bllebsn, nno 81 oteiem gntIeblub tpirb
1ld aud oos seesnpdrtiae Miniftez
rum allffhiDingen miifTen, ipenn ole
Derbreitste 9fnfiht, boB gnaIdrlb i'm
Slltsretfs pon Sinaneiers reeiert tpirS.
tperben fpu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

Ct btnsrn ipeiisr, oaB ole Bebinsun@
gen Der Einoerarbeit Iih perfniehitr5
ifutt prrbsIert baben, infpfsra, ats
lpenn man friibsrspis Gtnber Sur ar=
belt fhidts, III. elm 5anDperf lernter,
has ibattl fpdteres 5ortfDmmen
fifsrte, lbd1renb fte ieBt un5eitlim
in Die inbaitpatfen 8etriebe bineinz
geftedt fperDen, uls tpie Eaper einer
groBen Maidifte, pbne @elegenheit sts
mas Srbentlihes gu lernen nnb obne
baB man trgenbtpo Inn ibre Mus6il=
bung fth bentiibte, ober Ionit perfOnliz
den Mnt6eil an ibnen nG6me. Wsun
entreiBt fie Der Shule unb 5iebt ban,it
i'm Stuuts4pefen cine MuHe unpihgr=
Der 8iirger herun: iie fel6er ipsrpen
geiitig unb tOrperiih gu @runbe ges
rintet.
llnb bic llridden bdpon9 Dsr Ser
faiYer 5finbet beren 6uuptId6lih Slpei.
gritens,. bic ginfiibrung pon Mafhi=
men, bic es ben unterne6mern ernD9s
fi9t bat. btlItoe GtnberbGnbe nit Mrz
beiten gu betrauen, fpelde friiber bpr
Mdnnern perrtftet merben nuBten;
Sipeitens behauptet Serr Mdl1bbb, bub
biefe glteru, ,tnb in Sunebmenberl
Mabe, &tnber 5ur Grtperbsarbeit an4
bdlten, pbne es nDtbte gu haben. Diefe
Nngabe tit fiir3li6 bet ben Inter
fuhunqsn in Der 8obtenregion beitGz
,tigt ippfben. Golden Gltern muB
nit cdasn 5uldfFeen Mitteln enteeaenz
eetrttert perben unb be5onbers ben
9e1pertI9dften erfpG65t bic Bfliht,
bararf 5u feben. SSSnber 5art!oblen=
Hegipn tparer, es Mitglieber Der
rllniteb Mine @orters", ipelhe ibrs
Rinber neraeitig in Die SeibenFabr;fer
f9idten, tpGbrenb i6re 8etperfI9aft
gegen Die Rtnberarbeit anfdnpfF.
Die Sauptfa9e nirO aber Die
Our9fii6runs ,unb 8erbeFerltng bes
Sabrttz@efeBe ietn, Sn ben RorD<
Hddten lit bas geieblihe 4lter nun
faft dll9emein auf 13 poer Ia Sabre
angeieBt tporoen unb es etbt eunae
S9aaten bon Sabrit> Snfpeftrreil,
lpel6e oas @eIeb CUR Dur6fiibruns
bringen foQen. 4ber bus itnb met
items tleine politifer, bic ibr Mmt
.ni9t nit 9eipihenbaftisfeit perIeben
uno fpobl audi niht berIe6en biirfen.
Q(m Salimmfen itsbt ss mod in
ben Sibfdaten, mo entipeber ga,
feine SGubgeieBe eriItiren, ober Die
8ef6Gfttgung bon Stnbern bon sebr
Sabren an erlaubt pirb. Der 8ice%
@puperneur bes Staates MaHadu=
fetts bat Die lanse Nrbeitsaeit, ben
ntebrigen 2o6n unb bieIe unbeI9rdntte
Ausbeutung Der 3inbsr als bie6oupta
grinbe angs9eben, peB6alb bic Baum,
pole Snbuftrie ietnes Stdates in
etne f4nierige Gage fomn1t. Sn Ma5~
'0chuIetts gibt es tpentgitens einigea
Sdub. 2obli8er 8eiIe min bieler
Staatsbsamte dberMuFa9uIetts ni6t
berdbOriiden laiien auf ben Sturb
BON 4labamu, fonbern bieien beben.
Cine tpeitere 8ef6rdnfung Der &in~
berdrbeit in Der SettilzS zSnbuitrie, in
lpel9er lie Dortpieet, pirb aber i'm
HorDen nidt bur9geIsBt iperben fDn~
men, 70 lange ben S6lptiunfern i'm
5iiben Die unbsf6rGnfte Qusheu=
tungsfreibeit geii6ert lit. (gb. 9gb.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

Garneaie faet poraus, Gnqlann
rno yorbamerifa ipiirDen zines Sas
ae5 Elm ganb fein dber er aiegs nidt
CT. lpslnes bas cine fein tpirp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
un0 caaOWirt6fC6aft.

Gp6tuin SDpfen. lin fdre
nen Gpheu bon befonOerer 8rDBe unb
6rifhe bsrl 8lGtter gu sieben, pflan5f
man bic E5i6de in Woos, oas nit etS
mas Malbs pber 2dnberDe permtI6t
ipirb. Nenn iidb bas Moos ieBt, rnitB
frifbes duFgeIeet iperDen. Der Gphelt
bebarf beionbers I'm Sommer piel
Maiier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

8erbtffertes 8erfabren.
ueberffIdge gu MAIDEN. Die gefpDbn,
li9e Metbooe Der beiBen leberldldoe
BON 2einfamen ober 2einmebl BAT ber
sSebler, baB man, ipenn man benz pn>
tienten ni6t bic 9aut perbrennen min,
10 lange lparten muB, bis Elm srober
Sbeif Der Wdrme DerflOsen lit. Gin
5tpedmdbigeres 8erfabren 1T foIgens
bes: Wfan berfertist pon 5lanea cir
SGd9en bon Der @r0Be bes l1e6erg
f6lages, flint DaHelbe nit Dem nl1gz
1i9it bergen 2ein, brinet 5uerit auF
bic 9aut tin boppslt gefaltetes 5tId
sylanen, Iest barauf ben 6eiben llebers
ihlae unb bebedt bas @an3e ipieoer
nit s5lanen pbsr nit goumsrpGe, um
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

I'm Betro1eumflede aus
syuBbDben 3u entfer1ten, nimmt man
Elm @en,enge BON 3 Sbetlen trodenem
Sbpn iinb i She'll fobleniaurem 9fds
trpn, ipppon man betm G,ebrau4 nur
cine fleine Mense nit Wdiier dn5us
riibren unb in 5orm zines 8reies uuf
bie5lede aufauitreichen braudt. 99on
nd1 6 Bis 8 Stunben iinb Die 5lede
berfntpunben, iporauf Der 5ubboben
geipdi9en fpiro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
B0AT BUILDING
At WHiTEH0RSE


general revival of boat building
At White Horse In promised, The
poor man win undoubtedly, as in
the days OF the kiandike rush, build
his boat or acow at that point and
tioat HIS uutfit down tho Yukon 10
the mouth OF the Tanana. where he
can be taWed un that river.
The itumholdtz inside passengers
report that tho Merchants Mail and
Express Company has raised its
rates to SO owing to the rush Into
Dawson,
storm was faaiRk IN the victim
ny OF White Pass when the iium=
holdt left SkaNNay on March 20. The
White Pass train was delayed by the
deep snow on tne traCka ana al
though due at skasway at y, His
ON the ssth did not arrive until a.
M. 81 the goth,
The Humboldt had - passengers,
10 ~ whom were from Dawson.
Amrna them Was Robert A. kenais.
assistant manager of the Tfehdweli
milne at Douglass island. aud a. A.
krdley. a mining expert from keteh=
lhau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
STAMPEDE TO TANANk

The stampede 10 the Tanana l.
unabatesi. according 90 Dawson ad-
xtc~s received on the steamer Hum
bolt. which arrived from Skskway
this moving. ON March - mere
than 20 men hit the trad srem pas-
son fur the new strike. and II IA est.
mated that !. osq AItosethsf had left,
The Dawson merchants have said
nearly half a tnifilnn doilArs worth
Of goods 70 stampedsrsL
Hay ctusnb ard ), \. Marshall ar
rived at Dawson from the TananA
on March ~. bringing r~pofts OF the
neW strike. They reported that pay
had been fnund ON sosns Of the
cFveks averaging - and - cents 60
the pan. which Is richer than most
dirt at tstdofado creek In the klons
dixie District.
Five steamers are being fitted cut
at Dawson for the trip % the
Tanana a. anon - the ice runs out
Of the river. The frriEht space and
passenger reservations on them haye
bsen sold out already.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

- -.....sf EniftHtAs@ -.
fss's rRANcisco. March Is
sN : picture. hiehiS accom-.
rts.c s,,s wlsh brilliant rfespeyss'
r'srs. studshassf McNseNn rum
ratss.H ,alsat thai nature aaFe h ,i;
- ~. ~ Pave that killed tef eli ...s
~, y, ana l. nov a mental and
!, ~ ~ Wtssk. Thoush she y
& ~ "a plliiens, she WIZ never ne
hllsss :, snioy hcs fortune.
~ the slanddaughter % uae
~ 4 the Studeeakcr Nasen
ieeseax ana daughter ot y -
e,A,s,,sksr. preseat rr~=laene anu
s'ee.sr al Inv concern
iiss .sN s.,s,e 10 Tits city twe yeara
s'.ssfiei Scatl MCkroWnt who
~ .ssrsash al bet money and All
~ ~ avn people Furnished nun.
wv h,sk came upan thorn aaa they
h~.y esssn had 10 WORSE. Dorothy
es'. ,s,sissNa as singer IN the or
- theatrr here. but was not a
f'ss~ nsr ceafrs down the hui
.,,,ss hesa pfpetpituus, aud she
~ been warned by the police
ave The city. and has gone To
qoftt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
KILLED ON
THE RAILS
UNKNOWN MAN RUN DOWN ~
TRAIN MAR BLACK DIAMOND

An unknown man was run over
and killed by Columbia A Puget
sound train near Black Diamond,
this morning. shortly after O'Clock,
The manRieh remains We're takeu 10
the section house nearby and there
held fur the coroner,
Coroner iioye Mas notified OF The
death this morning and Deputy Cor
uuer Miitale sent out on the y
train this afternoon, Tbs fatality
occurred on the trentlc lust north Of
Hack Diamond. There was nothlns
on the body By which Il could be
Identified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
DISTURBER
is FINED


~.n Leonard. who Was arrested
...s.rsas Afternoon TOT pullinE the
,..,sssx nom a ballard street car.
sr~s.sea BY a naa-aason crew. was
Srss sis b. roiiss jaass Geofze TO
ssx He pleaded guilty 70 the
.,hs,xe It esssrassinx a street car,
~ stfskinx car ran nor Ans uniun
.xrsrafhfzsF Was n the esfaft room
49, ths trfsl II Leonard vas
<sIi.t Net even the usual crowd Of
s.,sa ~ hans about the court room
<.rva enough about the aEttator 20
800 IL tae trial The peltee OF.
- no made the arrest Perry
f><<er. ear the eniy witnes= for
- CIV ard the defendant was
-les IN his defense.
~ admitted that he had pulled
- trcllsY from the Raiikrd car. but
- tat he only did u enre. and
1s<n hesause some one told him a.
an Tha court save him a severe
rstur> and then added the fine.
t<orard had been In BALL since sea-
irr1ay afternoon and viii probably
nrre eaE this sentenre there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
WILL CLOSE
ALL MILLS

LOWELL. Mas.. March ss.-Ths
miils Will not open Monday. II Is
said this 10 not Intended a. a id-ak-
cut for tha textile workers, hut
merely 10 avoid frnahia. They will
remain closed inde finitely. IL d
probable that similar eetiau viii Be
taken by ths milis In ths satire AZ
fwctsd district. eventually throwing
"a. 90 persons out Of employment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
SUSPECTED or THEFT

Z A. ,. Aeffora. = young musician
With . British Columbia criminal
record. was arrested early this
morning on suspicion Of stealing
several pieces u tswelry. He wae
convicted Of petty isrcxny . few
days age. When searched at the
police station pawn tickets for Jew
eiry supposed TO have been stolen
we're fsund. The iswsiry was r.coy-
cred. bat no owner has yet been
found far n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
RUFF TURNER
WINS AGAIN

TACOMA. March Is - Jimmy
Reilly did aot have a one minute
look-in with Rufe Turner In last
nights fixht at oefmania hail.
Reilly was eatcia.sed aud the stock
ton black man was clearly his mas
ter. The contest was awarded 70
him at the beginning Of the seventh
round. witch found llmmy too
Erosxy to 81 on with the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
Subscribers Please Note

No railway strikes. storms sr other
emergencies should ever prevent
your getting your copy u the star
Tho stss sends rs papers every
where IN spite % adverse ciFcam-
stances Should you niHs rsur pa
per. u VIII be more o. a favOr for
than at any other. The Star. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

Rtrret cars may not be- running,
but our steamboats, are ready 10 give
al who denife an opportunity "a
visit the celebrated iiattleahip Wis
eonstn. Boats leave pier Sunday
at : and 10 a. m, 10. Tao, 30 and
., 10 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
HHN0RE rs SOLD

n< STRAIN yacht Elsinorc was
tksa 10 Whsfcorn. yesterday. whsrs
- has be<n -oia % Captain George
4 l<nkin<. 20 Be- npsratei on Lake
Dafunm. The Eisfnors has been
1Wnfsx on Lake Washington for
e1gsra1 <aa~ons She was owned
y cxrtsin John 4. Anderson. In
- ths ki<luors vas built In Nsr
yesk Later shs was brought out
- Eh~ Ia q fssf long and an
sn~pelonalsy fins yscht. being con
a<p<t<t q oak and mahogany.
rn< sosss<r Edsfh passed Ta,oosh
q - pieiock this morning and
4roA arrive Of : a-cisek-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
Es.,.rp. ,.s. sesi sns,. ,,.. ssls .,.,.s.

rasisrn. ,sb, BOZ sfios. sic. cold storage
tnffshe
haea@Frssh ranch, ifs.
nhssss ~NAtivs Washington nll asssfa
100 Eastern, lfnide oregon. ih@inei Libi
burger, lTci brick. bwihn. $50 fpe.
Poultry dressed furtsst. s1Dssr! hens
tsUffs i've duehs, fsei live Hesss. lie
dressed. i8c
Hay, Grain snd Fssd
Oats san.oo pet toni barley, go % pei
ton wheat, 80 ~ per tam ebep. f1h O11
~ 90 per ton bran tis.0o pes toni Oh sahs
$40 " pef toni PUGET eeund timothy hAy
. 0uqfi % ~ toni raetefH WeshlHatot
tlmoths. tisgtip toni alfalfa, SIC - rs'
ton haatsfa Washington ctssefi tieo0 pei
toni ~hsst hay. tih.oo psf ton.
paices TO PRODUCERS
These prices ere foe Feeds dsiiystsd Al
shiifaaA ffelsht dspois The dae-
IN this eiiyl,
HAY and Grain
Puget sgund timothy tsS. fi2 po1 ~ a
per toni Eastern Washington timothy
80 % PEI ton Eastern Washington clover
tlaoo pei tVni aiiAifa- tieIoo psf ton cats
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HAD 10 KAT lnJuRso sopsE

Mounted ratrolnian Bryant vas
ecmp~iirsf To shoof horse that had
been injured IN . runaway At Madi-
son street and rishteenth avenue.
last night The team bsfangsd 90
1ohn seh~nffer ef 1891 Harvard ave-
nue.. Th~ hor~as ran fnso q teis-
phone pale and one vas 80 badly
hurt that u had to be Killed.
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STRIKE RIOT

ST. PETERSBURG. March IA
During a strike riot al siatousk. a
village In tho TRIAL mountains. -
were killed and 30 wounded.
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DAMAGED By FIRE

INDIANAPOLIS. March Is Fire
In the Hethefin9ton Iron Works this
morning caused damage 20 the
amount q fta0la
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: THE MARKETS


lThe inability to get lettuce trans
iarted from Madison and Leeehi
ie9fkH ON tho street ears. 10 which
AAnts u 10 brought from acfoHa the
lste has resulted IN sudden flaa
~ the price Of that vegetable, In
other commodities. with the eNaep-
lion Of egEu. which are fifnor. the
tendency for prices IL lower
WHOLESALE PRICES
ffhess prices are 10 sns huseF Ia qssn.
uss Prices On small purchases average
70 per cent. hishsrl
Provisions
Ff~Hh Msntsscow basf. 10 psf hi stssf
beet fee sac ~ mutton, " PET ~. pafk.
10y ner ~ sssi. kuiote pef H.
rfeeisieaa Hams. 80 breakfast bacon
iIees bellies. fsesh. tfae.
Vegetables
nurhsnh potatoes. nativs. ti0Ut1 pee
ton Yahimaa, fis0oltia.gti sweet puta.
toe. asse Pc ~ eaituta, ft.pl l'et saet
p@ienips. 81 esufi 20 psf haeAi is,taae.
siren leael tiAa per- ~ rhuias ~ California.
y pet ID cslssy. saslsoo psr saai oauiiiisw
o. fhsa 800 pet dos cabbage, l1.to pei
est snfans. f=leaft.oo psf sut spinaah
tioi California aspafaanss 2op VI ID,
Green Fruit. Ete.
issmeas. fghogsa.0o lsf hos. apples. 70,
sges, ~ uons2 70 aaf bunehl eFensss " q
90 80 = Dos cssnhsefiss. tt3eo pss tbi
comb hoasy. he pet IA
e Better. Cheese, Eaas. Poultry
Batter = wsahiasisa ssssmsslss. as
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NOTICE TO chEDfTOHA
Ia the Superior Court IA and for the
Go0nty of King. State OF Wash.
fngton.
A. Hall.
Notice IL hereby Eisen By the IN
dafsisned. executor Of the last Will
and testament of James A. Hall. de-
ceased. 20 the creditors a. and a all
persons having claims ssaina, the said
Deceased. 20 present fhsm. with the
necessary vouchers. within one year
after ths first publication Of this
notice to the said executor nj hts
plses u husfnsss. room - Hineklsy
block. Seattle. washtn ston.
Dated this tsth day Of March, 1901
EDGAR BRYAN.
AZ Exscuter II the Last VIII and
ftststnsnt Of James A Hall, De
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s7s % per tosI bsrisp. tstos per 49,
wheat. t1t % per ton brsn sif0 per tom
shoftH. $500 middlinsn. t7z 0o12a %
tgps, Poultry and Livestock
tEEs, strictly fresh fhhdh. fUe psr
dos live hsns. it9lthg bsf lei live dpess,
De tef lbi live sssss. lo4ite per III
dressed veal. los PET -. dressed natfys.
T,ea per ~ dressed hogs. 80 psf H.. ehoios
beef COWS, on foot, aau per n. steers. on
loot. thuaaf pef ibl calves. foat. ftta
per lhl hnss o. foot, eAsa PEI %. eslfsp
on foot. ~ pr ~. lambs. on foot. sAs
pef ID hides. aAa Der u
vsaetsbis and orssu Fruits
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sack naiiFs ahienk, eog. squasbas. 90. 90
tbi, sfaps fruit o. 10Qfa0 % pes bes comb
honey. fs0ise per ~, -.-
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Money to Be Made

By calling ON the Alaska Seattle De-
yel6pinsnt company and Investing IN
= block Of stock while u can be got
1T snap, a. price will be advanced
For full particulars call AZ our 1ffice.
22s Globe block, Benttie. Wash. -.
x--- 4*N
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'WcTiM OF THE
PACE THAT KILLS

= s,,,oteAKuR MsKsowN REDRESS AND ACTRESS IA
poRoir,. ssysleAL AND MENTAL WRECK
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70 LIVE ON CAPITOL
HILL
- Margaret M. Kelsey VIII
DaiId . Fine Home There
IN May.

Aboat the nrrt day Of May. Mrs
AarrHfst n. Kelsey will crest a fins
41Qns On Capitol Hi she has
~ Purchased lot : In block In
- hfst division 1t that d~Isshtfui
rezldenes section. and the hsf1e shs
build Efu be of pretty Spanish
Yts A. spring approaehe. the
gErnasers ~ Capitol Htfi home
~ vii be many.
Ihr Moore Investment Co. which
nfrpts TIRE Capitol nm district, is
e''e'nf several more sale. this week.
-
rrs4 Hafrison's concert has been
y'p1nsa until further notice. zee
Sunday Outing
An deal trip for SUNDAY Ia IN an.
United States nnvy yard Boat.
I've Per NJ = and 10 a. m, lis.
: =. t:z9 and s.is .. M. %.
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Al Ranks hall. Plks street. We'd
neadsy eve, April lat Admission
masker. aRc. zee
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Oct shaved a, sbfewsbury's 80
YeHler.
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I'LL Hafrison's concert has be~l
ponsa Until further notice. 80