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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. MarCn y.
The stock market continued very much
unsettled today. and traVcrsed its range
of priccs several times. but the final re-
sult showed that the urgent pressure OF
li,uidation had spent itself and that the
bear party felt themselves at he lind O:
bear rarity felt themselves mt the Limit o!
safety ON the short side The confusing
mist of uncertainties caused by EeSt9r-
DAYS many rumorS of financial embaraSS-
mrut was considerably cleared up. this
morning. with Il reassurinS effect upon
sentiment fEr rro0ey situation. how
ever showed no sensible relaxation, the
call loan rate running UP to & per cent.
early in the day. This was the occasion
Of the first break in stocks. After peril d
of dizziness about the level of last night 8
prices, a drive was made at the market
which carried many prominent stocks
point or mole below last night. The lead
crS had been as much above on the open
jng rise. The market SeemeiS to have
been sold To Il StandStll on this drive and
made an regular recovery until near the
close the leaders rising again from | to
points over last night There were slight
rcCeSSonS before the close. which was If
regular. The late recovery in stocks
nuintcd to some recovered confidence in
the rioney situation. Inactive stocks con-
tinucd to show wide declines before a
market was found. Bonds moved in SYM
uathy with stocks Total sales. par value
81 1l000o. United States IS advanced i.
per cent. on the last call.
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eh1tuesNsat. tom. -
New York Produce Market.

New York. March s.
FLOUR-Receipts. 1884 bbls; exports,
1851 bols; sales, 2oqoo pkss Steady but
dull.
300 0o9 bush futures. 10000 bush spot
Spot steady, No. red, S11s elevator; No. =!
red, SIAs fob atloat; No. ! Northern Duluth
sS5s fob atioat: No. / Hard Manitoba, S9as
fob afioat.
CORN $1,000 bush; exports,
H., iG4 bush; sales. $4,000 bush futures, So
900 bush; spot. Spot easy, No. ;. IS ele-
vator and 5412 fob afloat; No. yellow 5ol4;
No. , white. 5GA.
OATS Receipts, ~, 900 bush; exports. $3.50
bush; spot quiet, No. >, 434; No. ). 42;4
No. 3 white. 4il4; track white, 4Ntls; stand
ard white 1874: No. > white 4i;'4 track
mixed western. nominal.
BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
LARD-Firm.
PORk-Firm.
BtTTER-F'irm. extra creamery. y.
CIIEESE-Firm.
EGGS-Firmcr; state and Penna average
best -.
SJ'GAR-Raw strong, fair refining. 3
5-l6; centrifugal 80 test, 1916; molasses
sugar :;1f3-l6; refined firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Llewellyn b. Cain. formerly of this
city, is the conductor of the Manches-
ter, N. H.. Philharmonic chorus and
III grand concert given by that organ
ization in the Manchester city hall,
Monday evening, he was one of the
leading soloists. The Mirror and
American of that city speaks in most
complimentary terms of his work, say
ing, in part: "Mr. Cain was the next
TO appear, and his welcome was only
an intensified form of that given him
earlier in the evening. The chorus and
the public have become familiar with
him as conductor but last evening he
appeared In new role, that of soloist.
and it would be hard to tell in which
ne was more successful. His selection
Honor and Arms. is very difficult
one, but he sang it with an ease and
power which elected hearty applause.
Possessed of a voice Of wonderful
strength and clearness. ne knows how
to use At to the best advantage. and
there was not moment when IL was
labored pr forced. The runs in the
music We're very skillfully done. and
when he finished It was to receive a
veritable outburst OF applause. 1t is
the first time Manchester has heard
him as soloist, but 1t was a universal
wish that II may not be the last
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Lung kuro lisa quick cure for sore throats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, March s.
l. A generally hcarish sentiment prevailed
in the wheat pit, today, but Il better de-
mand late in the day caused a firm close.
MAY closed 16 oats WAS strong ana tfac-
ing fair Man 3l5sat35. Corn was strong
MAY closing AT AIS. Provisions ruled
strong on a good demand for lard by com
mission houses. The close WAS strong
with May pork ut 1872; May lard, 100 Z;
ribs. go.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-May, loaaM IL; July. ia; Sept,
1Gi.. -
G7oRN-March, ~; May, AIS; July, AS
opATs-March, 81; May, a47saa5; July. 3:
Sept. 29aD's
MESS POFK&-May, 1877; JuIy, l7,T'
LARD-NIay. 1o.o71.; July, 1000; Sept,
100
SHORT RIBs-May, 9.a5; July, 9,72l4;
Sept. $50.
cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and easier. No. ; spring wheat, 10
IS: No ); 7lmIl; No. > red. 75l2M,4; No.
corn As; No. = yellow. 1913; No. oats.
35l,. No. white, }4M3d3.; No. rye. ~ :,
Good feeding barley, ]3n4i; fair to choice
mailing, 4~u34; No. ! ilaNseed, al; No. l
Northwestern. ll6. Mess PORK, l&.oWt
1Sl2l4.' Lard. go am1o. Short bris sides.
. GIM $50: drv Saltcd shoulders, >.3ii -W%oo;
short clear sides 1~dl0.H5. Clover. ll.95.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. MarCh Z
FLOUR Steady, spring patent 415G
4.l7
rCRN-Stcady. No. yellow -.
OATS-St"aIy No. ; clipped. i5t2046.
-Firmer. 2o.IIt222.
iARD-Firmer. 12isltl57s
BEEF l'irmer. extra sides, -A@1i2;
light grass and COWS. 312G6.
LARD--Firm. M'll
NEAI.-S Steady, 10m1ll2.
Bl'TTER-Firm. extra creamery. 26u.11.
CHEESE-Film. new. l4laIt1J.
EGGS F'irmer. fancy, 22Gf23; eastern,
2Gu21.
POTATOES IIebrons. 7@@75,
St'GAR-trm. 1876.
MILL realistically
COTTON SEED MEAI.-27.1J.
MINED FEEDS 5hd24I0.
BRAN-SprinG. Il lJ-22.00.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
Journal Telephone Call, 1854
Her Taking Ways.

She took the books ] sent her and on me
her thanks bestowed
She took the rhymes ! wrote for her pro-
Tossing love undying.
She took the flowers that gave. for which
my sh ackles flowed.
She took the bits of music that took de-
light in buying.
She even with her kodak took my picture
once and framed
The mounted print for her boudoir with
ribbon red and yellow.
She took a view at last for which the girl
I've often blamed
She took conceit all out of me and-too,s
the other fellow!
Roy Farrell Greene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Sanitary Inspector Bean paid visit
to the city farm, this week, where he
thoroughly inspected every building
connected with the farm. In conversa-
ton with a Journal reporter he said
that he found everything in first class
condition throughout the buildings,
and the sanitary conditions to be per-
feet. Not only did the cleanliness show
Itself about the buildings. but about
the inmates and their clothing. Mr..
Bean further said that never had he
known. in his experience. the build
ings to be in such good condition.
from sanitary point of view. as they
are at present, and that too much
praise could not be given the matron,
Mrs. Griffith. who has been largely in
strumental in bringing about this per-
feet condition of affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Andrews, Friday morning. on the
charge of intoXication. Jack was let
out of Jail Il few days ago and got his
pension. Wednesday, and from the fact
that he was pulled in so soon after
getting out, it is supposed that he was
either celebrating the arrival of the
windfall from Uncle Sam. or trying TO
steer clear of typhoid microbes. Any
way the court allowed him to go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
New York Cotton Market.

New York. March 6.
Cotton futures closed weak March.
961: April. $50; May, $50; June, 81; July,
. 40: August. H,1.; Sept. So October, So;
November $40: December. $50.
Spot cotton closed quiet. Middiing Up
lands, TO- Do. Gulf, 1875. Sales. 22e0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Car No. 10, the Maranacook one OF
the big eight wheelers of the A. w. and
G. r. r. stood in front of the postoffice
all night. Thursday and until after $50
Friday morning, on account of some
disarrangement which prevented ii
from getting power enough to take IL
up Rines hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

f. Master Cony Duncan of Boston,, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Duncan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucius Cony. in Augusta. He is smart
youngster of five years. His father.
Alexander Duncan. is with him on this
trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

DENTIsTRY-Until further notice,
JULIAN WILDER will be located at
his home. 1s4 State street, where he
VIII be pleased to meet his patrons de-
siring any work In the dental line,
4 mch4dlws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Mr.. Dunnack viii deliver the fifth
in the series of Sunday evening ser
mon lectures, Sunday evening, at $50.
Subject, Three Offers to the PEOPLE
OF Augusta" Ns6A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Street Commissioner Cottles crew
were at work yesterday on Water
street, giving that thoroughfare it's
first annual cleaning. 1t was job
that will be appreciated by everyone
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

II. Parker Wilson, one of the pr0mi-
ncnt residents of Haverhill, Mass. died
suddenly from apopleXy at the Pen
tuckct club. Friday afternoon. lie
Vas a retired shoe manufacturer, nav
ing given up business three years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, TODAY

Postum.
Ouinona.
Pink Fills
Haskell Bros.
r. y. Sawyer
T. l.. Weber.
- w. Allen & Co.
J. G. kirkpatrick.
Wanted-Rell boy.
Notice TO teachers.
Father Johns Medicine.
Paine's Celery Compound.
Buxton rheumatism Cure.
London Guarantee &, Accident 20. Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

There will be an examination of
teachers for the spring schools in Man
chester at the school house in District
No. |, Saturday forenoon, March IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

The Degree of Honor supper tonight
in Union hall will be followed by
game of whist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

G. w. Wadleigh and w. S. Malcolm
were in Damariscotta, Thursday, look
ing for speed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
Daily kennsbsc journal

Cards Of Thanks, obituary notices,
resolutions of respect, ETC.. will be
charged at the rate Of ten cents per
line. No charges less than seventy
five cents.
All advertising announcements Of "a.
tertainments, whose object In the
raising OF money, will be charged q
the rate of fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices, news form. viii b
excluded from our local columns, ex-
cept such as refer to advertisers oc-
cupying space in our advertising
columns, and will be run under Q
separate head on one OF the local
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
Journal promptly will confer Q favor
by notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
Hay stock in the KAIICHEsS MINING
COMlsANX Tnc0mu Warrington

Sufficient work has been done to open
large veins of rick copper ore and prove
beyond a doubt that proper development
will place this mine with the Dutch Miller
and Monte Christie located in the same
belt which have paid millions in diyi-
dends Stock obtainable at the BecE
Clothing Co. free. Block. Dodd q Co.
Is Court Sd. Rooms 81, IS, Boston. Mass
feb2dimo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

BUrTER-Staady, crcameries, 49,
dairi"s, 1904
EGGS Easier, 1il2.
CII.1t.Sl:-Steady. 1o' 2fi@4 to l3n Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

Among the first departments to show
business Activity at the beginning of
| Il new season is Dress Goods We show
the New Weaves early, so that you
may get the first choice Of the markets
best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
New York Money Market.
New York, March 6,

New York, March g.
Money on call closed firm. last loan at .
per cent.
| rmc mercantile paper 505la per cent.
Sterling exchange steady ut decline at
4SG.>MtI6.%5 for demand and at 4S.,5at
iNtG0 for 60 DAYS
Posted rates. Si', and i.S1iaGS.
o,memrcial bills. i.S3$i@4S3ta.
',ar silver. ISIS.
Mexican dollars. So
government bonds. firmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

The New Waist Goods come some in
Pure White Weave, some in Dainty
Colorngs, the designes are very pretty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07

A PROPULSION
OF SILK.
Never before in our business expert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
government bonds. firmer.
Railroad bonds. irregular.
Boston Stock Market.

Boston. March !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
Local Notice.

Lung Kuro lisa quick cure for sore throat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
SOME HANDSOME
NEW SILK WAISTS.

Can show you some very rich and e!
elusive styles of Silk Waists. No Tv
Alike either in Color or Makeup.
you choose from these there will be I
duplication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
HOW rHE BROADER SAVED
TIE ARMY

continued from Yesterday
nut soon I understood that my
taak was not a. shnpla a. had APP
nsarud A. the ground rose thH Vine
yafda ueasad. and 1 came upon a
atretch % open country studded
Win laa bllis tNauehiuE Ia a ditch
/ examined them With a glass. aud
very .o1n perceived that there was
. watcher upon every one II them.
aud that THESE prpple had Il line 81
plcketH and outnasta thrown forward
rsaetiy liAa uaF eau hsa heard
~ she discipline which vas pfHca
ticrd rs this ncoundrei whom they
"a lied The suliieH." and this. no
toubg. was an example Of a. He
tween the hills there VAS Gordon
% senlflcs. and though ! worked
SOME distance round - fhe fiahk.
sliG gouud myself faced BY the en'
rmy. II vas punair What % do
There NAa 80 little cover that a tat
could hardly efosas Vlttsuut beinr
seen. OF course. IT would bf easy
snouHh % ailp through st night az
/ had done with the English Al Tuf
res Vedfas. hut / was stisi faf ffain
the mountain. ana ! could not ~
thRt casc reach u la time 10 nEhi
the midnight tracan, lay a. m1
ditch and I made a Thousand plhns.
each maFe dangerous than the lfst
Aud then at4ddeniy ! had that fiAsh
81 hEhf whtch comes 20 the brave
man "a no refuses 10 despair.
You remember ! have Hnentinnetl
that two NsEous WsFa laadiuE az
With rmpfy asks az thr ian. Ths
heads 81 the oxen were turned O.
she east. aud Il was evident that
lthpss wagons Nrr~ going III the ~
rscsfau which I aaHdrsd Could
lsnly cunecai myself upun one Of
Ithrfa NhAt better and easier way
could / fiua % passing through thf
lines % the NuerrtiisHs 50 Simple
and 10 gnad was she pian hat
eauid nai restrain a rrf 81 dritHh,
a. Il dressed mo mind. and hurried
away Instantly la the direction II
the iaa. There. rom behind sone
bushes had = gSed look AZ Nha'
Naa Walus on urpu the ruad,
There were three peasants Nifh
fed montrts caqa loaaalne the bar.
rpin. aud they had cnfn pleted QUE
wagon and the taNef tiHf - ths
lothnr. A number Of empty barrels
stnl Ia outside The wins haesr
lWsislng Co b~ pat in FgHtaf'
8as nv friend--t have siusyii said
that nhe IL a Noutau and canlts9i ~ /.
sist a dashiaE young Husssf, AZ
Natshea. the three fellows went iutn
he inM fof the day Nas hos and
they wefr thirsty sitter thslr t,hus
/ guiek - q flash aaftrd out ron
/ my hldtnK piaee. climbed an 90 iha
saigon xnf cfert into one ~ the
iemptY easaa u had haftusn hAl
no top. aud II iaY upon its side viii
the 0ren end iHNafdN ha
ssfuuehsss Ike a ace In tss kenusi fHf
kHesH drawn a. 90 nv shfn. feH ~
barrels we're net very large ava
am a wFiisK TuwU u7ans Ae ! ny
there aus came the thfre peasants
aEaia. and presently hssHt srssh
..f,. -. ..s 40 .Te. - '.ss's. ga
Hllsl them upan thr crrt uuiN
uuuisi nes inaa Eins hos I saa Nvsf
to set oazt sesn However u q tire
q think % crossing fts Nisiuia
ehra yusi ar over she Ethinr, anf !
HAD ~ aaatf that r. ehancs aud M
wuuiA carry ne faFfnrF
Ssan. when he wnEun vas fnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
THE STAR FOR THE =
DIPLOMATIC NOTE mar MONT BE WRiTTEN

eppetunis hand q show me 'tar ta,, a
a not nke ways particularly dapeasea N'u ms
"a tho at.
Nest year ere i harrah time at krens'a'1 nc -.
OF the world viii assemble Rusaa fhe" WI ~ -
by thrOae e Thousand 'a - -
vu speeches win be nia IT ssedNw "'' Wv
that rulera hand out ....t ,ts.,
Uncle san, has renta been slNee 20 "h's
ac junction win net complete his waFshpA Adia' ~
,r...t..t,n
be somebody hish la authority /" -
saaula a slain hard English a'NsH ~
10 ne -
rhs United states Representatives to yee ns,
prosecuted race ANITA 'N"'
sAuaac nane You arr a''esF 'ef
for Ignorance slavery and the worst forms 9"
W. ~ u.. ,o exaitsd position utiesa re~ef 10
hound people Who rtEh % i've ana prospect %
nav, pgovea themselves race when SVEN
To take pars countenanee YOU 70 seat
ahlp 10 extend soaaNn merit condemnation lhe N"
s ,.htr. u not be al hnd the raHon
written ia letters Of kishlnet and wfen akNe N"
iews are allowed e sxist n kingaonn
not be In soed taste It's eu"us, " -,
dpoat me hosfors hTn the hearts OF hes''F
-uilnde Americans with ny,
1t might psevoke a var sasseHt .
hiHSs Than ea'ur@ may ~ ~
sors war, . eisihEs the Great White eEsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
ONE GIRLS FRANkNESS

~ Sal,-hasy Ne mas untkAhle neshsd of sStea
IN. herself nom false position publishes this card IN Fapf
a h -
tbs public 'ha the
Henderson and are COINS 10 marry !" VIM
sanaa tom nsye Intended 90 him
be o frank and eh~aNv hF''
by could set herself right Petatc th fe
this. IL true r. fashionable. and this Ii uhesanss X
PITY !
there 10 nothinx wosnnns sSn business
Yet at the same
time their l. nothing brutal ndea5 seeks
"a NEEDLE
And generally he There nothing sss can q"
There 4. nothing proper at inSesHr ana
banded about anns~
,hs Inns or under The
turel Knt q publicity.
eariy pruest 10 DO n people
asaa@t hf
hast b tnaae Hkht ot PROTEST
automatically managed through con-
tnk
drA 20 b Of value must eosns from
20 be
Mi.car' sirrs s'rash'tar~arne-s eu he-
~ Inc .aals earnFaon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

they SEE forth upon their way. amt
/ within ms barrel phurhied 81 every
atap. fnf ID WAS carrying HtH Nhlth'f
Ii ttlshsH tH gu We travelled slew q
Ia. and the peasant walked hraiAr
the waanua. This / knew hstnuHfi
1 bsfad their voices close to me.
'FheY seemed Ia me ta he very merry
/ frifat,a faf they laughed heartily az
I tbav went What tho joke was
e,,Ild not understand Though
ar.ak their language rtiflY Wen,
could not hHnr anYthins eulutH in me
scraps % their conversation whirh
met ms eat.
rut hanad that Of the rate Of
.aIkins Of team % Oxen We eof-
rfei about two mlisH IN hatf's lhst"
T fara. Wheu I was sure mat Two ahh
f a half iepufs had passed Htch hours
my frlrndH. gramred suitaf tteAi am
nearly potsaned with the niinrH ~
+ the Ices y hen they had passed.
was sure that the dangerous omen
country was behind uH. aba thnt ".
f .,efs unan the edge 81 the forrest and
me mountain 50 nos ! hsd "a turn
my tmina nhaH haa ! NHs 90 set sHi
+ "a my barrel bad though Of sew
IefaI wasn. aud was balancing one
IaFainst the other when the question
aaa decided faf mo in very Ean-
+ ule. hut UNEXPECTED manner
The wagon stopped suddenly VIII
Il lsfk. and 1 heard numhrr of
IEruff yaicee ~ excited tnlk. where
{ where 2" rffrd one stiu o4t coz
said another. "Wha II Re said a
tthird A French officer ! saw hiH
can and his boots They al roafef
uith laughter Z waa booking cat
"a ths v indaw ~ The resada aud
san hlss spring hate the eaHk lihs q
| taraadar with 4 seville boil uf hia
/ heels" Whb'L eask. then Nas
thus one ssid the fellow. and sure
etaaanh hia fiat ssfuck tbs vaod be-
side mY head.
whAt a situation my fFisnas fof
asan II my STANDING blush uas
after a. years. whsn ! thlnh ~ n.
1 To b. iFusssd Ike fowl ana %
listen hsiplsaaiy - the rude taus n
Scr ~ these beafs-to SNOW TOO
that my misslnn had come g. an "a
nafainiaas and sSsn HidieaioiR sna
- aauIa have blessed tise man shn
No,sta have sent a bullet thfu0Eh
the ask AID freed me from my raln-
sFy.
/ heard the ,ranhinF Of thc barrels
a. thex hurled their OFF H.
a aKon. and then a couple % beard
"a faces ard the utuHeiss ~ - =
guns lneked at ms. They ar,asi me
By the sleeves % my coat. sad thsf
dragged IRE out into the fafNEht
strange n2uFs / muet have looked
- + stoad hliukins ah1 sapinH ~
the himainE sunlight Ny body Has
bent like q rripriss. faf ! could not
atruishfrn my ntiff leiutr. and hsii
asy coat wHa - fed sa an EHN p
soldiers from the ises lm = hirh J
had lain Tfrg taaEhsa snf
laughed. these dose, and - ! tried
- express BY nv hesflrE snd Sc.
lures the euntesnpt ~ witch hsiA
| Iaudsr nuf even n thsss hal ~
ssslaafaHess I bore fufsef Hss ne
man / am. ana a. ] east uaf go
slowly funua I ai1 box nna ihas aa1
- shs lauEhsfs wsfr FefY f~adf e.
l farr 81
That one glance futtna sss enouEh
10 tell ne exactly haW ! sss sltuat
"a l had been hetraFed - these
Erassnf into The be mis- af an oct
aass - Ets~siffas There Nefe eixhi
- them. savage. ia-atins. hairy rfea
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
STRIKER
KILLED

CHICAGO. M July a robert
Knfer. a union striker. was shot and
fatally injured. thfz morning ~
Adolrh E.hman. nhN was In charge
uf body ~ nom unfouiats going "a
work AZ C'haa EhInsn cos manfei
factory. AdolPh - a brother u the
factory eAneF.
The demonstrations against non-
uuionisfs which have been made Tor
several days. were parlit uiariy Rs-
tive this morning. Tn. polite ar
rived tn time 20 prevent q lynchinE
EFmaH was arrested and held with
out band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

lures. With cotton handkerchief IN
drf their Hamhrrtufal ana many hN'z
toned Jackets With f'llafod hitHil' !
round the waist Bach hh1 luh
nad one ur twn pistols HtntH M me
nfdle The ieader e great h'hfAeH
ruffan, beih his gun aEainat MS go
while M s&ar1s afhfs hed my i'a. y
.tH. tahiaH fruH me ny uFffentl
mas plstoia. ny glass, mY HNafd.
std. Wafsf 81 40. ms flint ana steel
md finder como nat miEhi
vas ruined far { had no longer thg
MEATS 81 lighting the beacon even y
/ ahould reach ~
Firht ~ them. ny friends. Win
fhtae peasants. and unaruieh
waH Etianna aerafd Ia deHuaiff lha
ha iusa hts wits An you know ne
TOO weit bnt thss dia nnl know me
lfef These duaa of hrignndH Nff'f
Ihaxa / made re supreme hnd 81
bounding an effort 40 NJ this very ~
8stant sheh AN aeemed lost Yet A"n
iniiEht Htsaa many times hHfhlr f"H
Mould hn upeu the device BY ~, 2
4 sseaHad lhesi. Listen and y ~
T6ey hal dfassud me ITEM the
aanm. whnn thes seHf, he'd ne. ana
i stood. stiii twisted and warped. in
Eths midst 81 thani. hut tbs sllffhefa
IVES wearing off ana alfeahF ml
etiad vas Verf actively looking uui
Hfof some method 81 breaking away
kit uaa a narrau pass LEA mi, y thr
EbriaandH had their outpost n Nas
bounded on thr one hand b. rtee y
mountain eide. On the Other the
tKfauna fell aAaY m very laos
Isiaue. y hitch ended Ina q tnahs valley
luany hundreds ~ feet below, These
fsilaNs. yea understand. sgts hardy
mountainous. whg could travel
either up hill OF down very uiHf b
outs Ace han l. They neFT abaff9s
OF shoes Il shin. tied au like sandals,
Naieh Eaes Thorn a fsathald staff 6
Hhafr. lees fenalute auaa Weld
have daspaire1 ffut Ia ~ Instant ]
saN aud used the strsnEp chance
witch fortune had nlaset n my
way. on the very etiEs ~ tha slope
Aas one 81 the wine barrels.
proved slaniy towards a. and th'm
/ With a tiger snfiHs ! Owed into u
fsri foremost, asa with roll 81 ny
bedY tipped Il ovrf the eide n the
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