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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
Racing by moonlight on the country roads
leading toward St. Charles is the very
latest Tad Of the automobilists in st. Louis.
The St Louis adherents to the Partisan
fad do not race for money prizes, gold
medals or ribbons. but merely for the pleas
ure and excitement that the sport affords
them.
Although the law prescribes maximum
speed of eight miles an hour. the st. Louis
automobilists make no denial Of the fact
that their machines sometimes 60 bit
faster.
In fact one enthusiast states that he
doesn't think that one Of the 500 machines
in St Louis County has ever gone as slow
as eight miles an hour, unless II be when
the automobile was getting Its start
This same enthusiast owns q machine
that oan attain speed of fifty lIniles IN
hour and 1t has gone at full clip many
timA
In 81 Louis County there are few
sharp-eyed Constables. who fairly dote in
arresting an automobilist but the st.
Louis drivers" have thus far succeeded in
svading these sleuths Of the country, road
and moonlight racing is the vogue.
Racing on moonlight nights is not con-
dnsd TO the male faction Of the automobile
school There are women who drive their
own machines in St Louis. and they like a
race Just as well as the men They admit
this fact
In the old steamboat days 1t was q rule
that when two boats met going in the same
direction q race always followed.
The same rule prevails with the automo-
bile Of to-day. The machines meet and
race Is the result
And, as one of the ladies said. no one
wants to be defeated. even in a race where
only honor is at stake SO the automobliist
tries to win, and IN trying. the dust OF
the country road flies high. the fast-speeded
machine giides through the air like
specter. and the pedestrian, even If he is
1p yards ahead would do well by hieinR to
The tall grass
The moonlight racer of the automobile
school doesn't like to stop.
SOCIETY GIRLS WHO
ARE EXPERT DRIVERS"
St. Louis society women have never taken
TO the automobile fad as they have this
year. In the past few of them were brave
enough TO drive" For the benefit of the
uninitiated. driving means guiding and OPP
Grating the machine. and applying the
brakes. OF course. the average pedestrian
doesn't think that the automobilist wastes
much energy applying the brakes. 1t doesn't
seem SO TO the pedestrian, anyway.
The second person In an automobile is the
observer, and IL the automobile be four
seated or a six-seated carriage, the other
occupants are guests. The driver and the
chief observer belong In the front seat
Ii St Louis women can be believed there
: is nothing on earth half so fascinating as
automobiiing. Those who have accom-
plished the feat of learning to drive say
it is the gfan6est sport imaginable.
One young woman who has attained per-
lection in the art of driving an automobile
is Miss Queenie Rumsey of No. 80 Portland
place. The Rumseys. by the way. are all
automobile enthusiasts. Miss Eima Rum
eey is almost proficient In automobiiinG
as her sister. and the art of driving was
acquired by Mrs. Horace Rumsey several
sAasops ago. Mrs. Rumsey resides at No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14

II you trannsf . psses - real estate Z
per cent Of the valus Of the property eoes
to the Government, ana II you do any bank
ing you must use Government stampa
The taxes are Different In different parts
OF the Empire.
There is q wagon tai, Q tan >lsviaA "a
tho natives Of the Caucasus Mountains b.
which they are freed from military ssryiee.
and tax on csttie owned by the TaTtafs.
who live In tents
The taxes on real estate are comparative
ly light and the customs duties compara-
lively heavy. There are largo number Of
licenses. and also certain taxes on incomes
and on industrial establishments.
large part of the revenue, however,
comes from tho Governmsnt monepoiiasL thu
Car being the greatest land owner and the
greatest capitalist Of tho world.
FRANK q. CARPUSTDN.
Copyright 1eoa. by F. G. Carpenter
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

600 Corsets, in white, gray or black. Nearly all sizes. odds and ends of such
 makes as R. & G., American Lady, P. N, c. B. and a good many other we'll
 known makes. Vintage, 1897, but stili
 in the ring, Corsets that have formerly sold up to S2.0O. Challenge price
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

50 dog. of Ladies Black Cashmere Hose. fully worth 35c. Chal- O lenge price. m 10 dog. of Ladies' Finest Black Lisle Thread Hose. sold up to On e5c. Challenge price 1V pair ... so0 100 dog. of Children's Black Cotton Hose seamless. Sold everywhere at 10c. Chal- III lenge price, pair .................s
 50 dog. of Misses and Children's Black Lisle Hose. Sizes 6 to g 1-2. Given away at 200. Challenge 111 price u@ 25 dog. of Boys Black Ironclad Hose. You know the kind. Sold everywhere at 25c. Chal- Ienge price pair .......... z A large and broken lot of Infants and Children's Cashmere and Lisle Hose. s:: 5; s;s.4 ess5i:ss. ssS: s''s S5.s: s' to .l2
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

President suspendersYou know the kind their
 challenge price. 35o 100 dozen of Mems Nec<wear Windsors. four band bows shield bows and tecks worth soc,
 lenge price each 15 100 dozen Mems Shirts, Percale all sizes and styles fully worth 50cchaenge price
 So 3s dozen Mems Finest Shirts, Monarch and Silver, a in sells em less s1.50 challenge
 price. 96 20 dozen Mems Elastic Seam Cotton drawers eery size wanted 75c value, challenge price .3e Mems Derby Ribbed Cotton Shirt andDrawers, ganty finished nearly size wanted sold cents, challenge price, garment. ...... 25 Natural Wool. Shirts and Drawers heavy weights elegantly finished all sizes, equal SIPS
 town, challenge price each ......... o9 Mems and Boys Sweaters, plain stripes value, challenge price,. 80 Mems Finest All Wool Sweaters, striped plain, value challenge price. .$11
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
Notions

At next to nothing prices:
 sc Paper Pins at papers for. l. 1Oc paper Safety Pins at. .3Hs 1Oc doz Bone Hair Pins at. .4e sc spool Coats San Silk. .2Hc Sc package Wire Hair Pins. .1e Infants, Chndren's and Misses Hose
 Supporters ........ ........ ...6c 1Oc dog. Pearl Buttons s1ac Ladies' 35c Hookon Hose Supporters1ee Barbour's Linen Thread, spool. =. .6c 1Oc spool Beldings Silk. for. .... .25o 9c spool Darning Cotton. n...........1e 5c paper Needles ;.... .2c 10c Binding Ribbons ............. .7Rs Sc Corduroy Binding. yd.. .2Iac 25c dog. Fancy Buttons Sc Finest Belts. worth up to s1.OO. to close
 at. ........... .....-.... ..... .<oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
WILL FIGHT HILL
TO THE FINISH
4 ~ a.sRlmAn INTENDS COMPETE WITH JAMES J. FOR
raE rRANsPAeiFic TRADE

= ecmmen carrier 20 the Fhiihpinsz
~ the liass approaches fnr fiia -
pat tnto service the Minnesota and Ia
kata hstNren this rsft aaa the cfient
tssse vessels bsirE especially assiftea
- carry imrasusa saFapes ss fow rates.
chipping men arn wpudefthE % wat
extsnt he Ntn sui rates u - beieeea
here that ~ power - TIE afsAt
<arthsrn5 NurthaFa Pacific ard uafs
linstsu reast.. whleh tilil has rnsrssd
tate tire Nafthsrn Securities company
10 gather freight In this seantrS Tor
shipment - TIE orient vii - mere
than . match for The Hartman Flsaas
with the RAnte Re and euaner tieas
aia can nske very la~ rates fretn The
East 70 Seattle IN order - hfins hack
HsaHet rnAny cars that are naS hasisd
srapsy ffaA shs EAai
Nus ever -. Il il admitted that ~
naatter what rates Ttkl may make fhsF
aiH ~ set ~ ths raiifaad- STEAMER
tines VIA san Franefsro whieh have =
ashtinx chance ~ least % win -
fhat San ffAnrtsxe may nasinteta IL
lad 81 ssattis - ne great I@elae
coast rsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
They CAME
To BLOWS

A nEht between William cuhitt.
wha has ehafse ~ 30, : engine
house AZ fhfd avenue aud Pine
street and Driver Daniel w keanr
~ engine Ne. . SATURDAY eNsniuE
lp which the FORMER wa khaekrq
out twice, the last time Cor period
~ r. srconae IL noW being quietly
invvHttk atsd by chief Cook
TITS rusiiihlis encounter tsfn zen
the two n,un occurred IN the fire
house % THIRD ateaus and Pine
street and according 60 the report
that has been waited ai-att firr de-
paftHusni circles. Captain t'9uitt NRH
AZ All dimes the asresssH until he
Was kne ,hed 90 the last sins b.
kcane.
The quarrel aFase over a suit
which cuhitt tublts ans kcauv we're
i0inti pushing sgainsi the Seattle
tioetHlr GompanY ~ the result 81
an Aaaidwnt that occurred snofe than
sis nanufhu asa, Huse wagon No q
in charge ~ Driver iksans. ard Cap
tain Cubitt uas cut pfasticiHz when
the tenn oeilidr1 with a ear Al the
enfRvf 81 ThinH avenue ard Pike
street ana ons 20 the horses was
KILLED The men Laid the xisun Tor
the aceidsnt 70 the wateffnah IN
chars. 81 the ear pud sued me So
attic Eleetric Company fof aanir
ss-s
kssne. Il seems. had placed the
matter a. shs A@nas - Cuhftf but
became dissatisfied At the WAunsf
ln which hs 80 pashlnA the eass.
saturday hlshs kesHs and fsftiti
had scene haf Wnrta abaut the affair
and subist who 70 powerful mar
and ms = fsputatieu faf heinz safne-
thinEuf a haxrr struck krans 81 the
face. Il - sstd. Knocking hits off hrs
feet Before EstRiistias y Il said
ksaue asked guhlit - lee tbs mat
ter tight there. pf0tsstins that he
ava tot desire 50 fEht az least while
on duty Captain gth4if. however.
wuuiH not listen - hlm and ksans
stfuek back finally ending the
scrtmEuaE~ b putting his akxFessef
70 the fissaf 1aF ahaslf - seconds
Keans sten tsft t'Ihift shnss face
vas badly eat up ard hiss1lnk WINS
iu The engine house ard vent out
doors RsfnHe ~ had = chanee to
leave - was called Inside again ~
Cubitt. " 10 saia h. wanted - sgeak
20 htfa. Nsaar Frsafara. but after
49, aA>,A.s~ >S.~-~ ~~~Ss->~-~-->>
10 Hieaa ae8fh. TVS Time fuhiit
sos ~ far the uorsf nd ~ the en-
rruntsr ana after being hnpeNsd out
avs RAJ cnfHs e. hts s#nse~ Until 'hs
ssrfstian ~ s ssceuds
chief Cock = hsn sesn o. regard -
the affair, shis aftsfHaun. stated
that after making an Investigation
% fhe eas~. ~ ranetu4ad that capt
f-utist Naa tha funYs - blame. and
10 had iaii hlfss uff far - saFs
10th are capable fiYrnlsa be-
smfA sauA I regret that fhss eAsss
% bgnaH had g. faks che aetinn
that I GA in aFier - preserve me
disetpslne ~ ths department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
FIGHT IS
FIERCE

KANSAS CITY. Mo- sept 2l 20
fiervs iH fhe UHht before the cfedeHs
tiaiu committee at the International
bridge and Structural Iron Workers
convention about the aaHfinE of Sam
farhn that uu session oi the coHNeue
ton was held toaay The announce
nent Yves made that the meeting
would Ne postponed until 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
James Kelly Of New York. who IL
attending the convention. VAS to-day
fined Tor aHsAuitIna John w. Item
deraon. a 81 Louis delegate. in an
argument over the Parks ease. kelly
Nsa armed. The feeling between
the delegates IL no bitter that the
polite. are holding reserves a. head
quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
ne MUSTN SELL

hyperion Judge Taiimnn to-day is-
sued an order az the petition Of che
Pacific t'ish Canning co.. restrain q
Ing Dwight HathhoueI vice president
hnd master mechanic ~ the rufn
rany. from assigning Interests ia "a
meat ana fish canning machines
which he invented. IL another con
retHs The patitiunlnH company al
lrEea that the value Of lts stock de-
Ponds ON lie being able 60 control
kHthbnnr'n invention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
A BIG Cut
Nearly Every City Department
Win Have 10 Practice Econ
0nly NeXf Year The 1904
Estimates Made Public

Neenomy VIII be the watehword
ef the Seattle city government for
the oou,ias year. city Comptroller
RipiingVr last nignt submitted 60 the
city council his annual estimate "
the eazs 81 sunninE the business ct
the municipality for tseA based uPou
figufvs furnished by the head OF
the various departments,
The estimate shows that whereas
a. st4 uSa % VAS needed fof expenses
Of city RoNernmgnt IL iso1 the eity
will strive Is xvt along with u,aeA b
81 IN is0t Practically every DEPART
meni viii he allowed lee, money
Win the exception af tbs police.
CAief sullivan was allowed tsAgit
IN lsa3 He SAYS he Viii niied tiis,-
rs IN isct
THE following are the principal
items % the camptnolicr'N BUDGET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

Traaspaeiae steamship ceiesAls al
this pert have At last GENE 10 ths com
eia-ica shat n " Hartman q ths
sostksfn rae.nc viii use enc not
both ef the new steamships BE puF-
chased recently frcn the Atlantic
Misrepresentation eorapanY 70 eeaApsss
with she tWa mafsfsaeth stsaHashif@ ~
Jan.sz ftul In tns oftensai trade.
Harftmaa's rev hoaEa arr he Mon
gotta aEsA Mar stsuFfA. Tbs fcrmsf Was
launched aDaut ten weeks axo fhe
Nanehuria = noen e b i4Hnshsd
They each eost O. = so haSins a
lsnsth - as feet Ths9 have mF0~A
tennase a - 80 ard = passenger ca
psrfty % 80 nest cabins. q Second
eahlnH and - ste~reTe. one e thsta
WITH fhs kotxA An4 Siberia, New -
Use. wtH b. IN the p~sihe MAifs sAr
Franetsca And Yokohama ffenEkcuE
service Ths etksr us~ uNe. Nth ne
China and fxkink viii make aifrrt
service 20 MAnsla. 4 hatnx The tslief
~ Hartman ard his associates thAf
wtthin slEhtszn months aes govern
nest etii withdraw from me business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

SOFIA. sept q The Porte has adj.
dressed = note % Bulgaria saying that
it considers the mission q Inspector
General Pashz q Turkish forces in
Macedonia answers all the purposes u
the international commission proposed
hy Bulgaria, and n Bulgaria IL unable
10 rs-sstablish order IN is owu terri.
tory. the auxsralu - always willing %
Sesse &c 80 assistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
CONSIDERS
INTERNAL
TROUBLES

wARitfSGToN. q. G.. sept q The
mnfainE session - the executive eatn.
mittse - the American Federation q
i.abar vas Devoted 70 hsaFinE the dif.
fsreneas between the metal workers
and maEhiniata. An amtrahie agree
fnent fer the meeting WAs arrived ~.
NhsFe the TIVE trades nil probably
settle their differences Neither tho
Miller nor the Westinghouse ease vas
reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
ASKS N
FRANCHISE

pssald Fletcher. . lee.l real go.
tate man. last niafYs presented 10 the
city council az application for . 80.
year street car lins franchise IN conn-
pssi,ion with ths Seattle Electric
company. 2ffs sisirrs to wish 10
build . trunk line on Western ave.
nss from columbss 20 Queen Arms
hiii, thence rndsatina 20 ali north.
err soeurbs. The application was
referred 10 the corporations com
rsittse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
AGED MAN
4 SUICIDE

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept = I'll y.
Teel. nRnd 90. walked iato Peters gun
store this rnar1EnK and asked % iook
az = revolver that seaid kili dos
Peters loaded the gun. ard Tel took
~. put the ras3zls Into his mouth and
pulled the trigger. Hs vas killed IN
stanfiy. Tsst left a nete saying ~
wns 80 and Rad no pleasure IN NE.
BE ieave4 An aged eife ard grandson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
CAUGHT AGAIN

NEW YORK. sept .1@fawreues
Enmfnssfisld. aha aas implicated ~
the nufaFsalss Horse Shes Mining
Company swinSIr. 10 again In tbs
tells on the charge % selling 81 coo
ungth 81 bogus mining stock 90
George Nielsen. the Philadelphia
fHoH tesisF.. he was arrested ~
fshAateiphia. according 10 aaxIceN
received this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
PANAMA CANAL
in THE BALANCE

WARRINGTON. q. c. Sept "a e
uulUas the Colombian congress n
utannsdcd 1t the last moment tlIu
iiay ftsrrAh canal treaty IL new dead,
TODAY bsinH the anal dats foe ttn rNti-
neauun. The state department L. ana
ioualY aNaitina neNH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
STILL TALK
SCANDAL

LONDON. sept - There r. com
siderable excitement in military cir
ciss ever the report that ftea. Hun
tes Wlii b. fsiieVsd u the command
"a the Scotland diVisipu. 60 sarcesd
ti.tlN Kitchener. ~ ludta. TIE lat.
ter Nlu be called him 60 assist In
the tnFsaiisatian ~ ths affairs -
the WaF uffies. The exact nature -
thr tfaahle II not knasu, hpf i ~
believed Ga be 81 connection with ths
scandals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
LISTEN

CINCINNATI o, sept IA por-
tior 4 The aairaticu Army eefpe re-
surusa ffcm ths fsad district q Ken
tnrky to-day. ard say that the men
shoe small signs ~ religion. but ne
women we're generally eiad to have
religious c0nssiatlcn. They AZ they
Aiuays gained . FsaTeefsssl heafiag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
SHAf:'fI:EiK IS
IN TROUBLE

pfTTsBrRG. sept. - - Hceaase 81
his long absence frum cfficss fresi-
Dent ShAfEer q the Annals AtftAt~d
frsa sza An Workers Nili undergo
an Investigation on the charges ~
non-reFfornAres a. aatY - So
claf COMMITTEES next Friday. The Of
fetal announcement saz maize To-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
DROWNED {

REDDINC. Cal. Sept sa.--An
Italian named Rsuiui vas drowned
IN a mill pond In the presence ~ a
large number Of people at this place
today. lie bet oonfade a. that he
could swim across the pond. When
~ the middle he was attacked by
cramps and drowned before assist.
ance could reach him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
TAKES BAD
TURN FOR
DEFENDANT

EVERETT. Wns Hepi. = the
Yfs-Aansn assns1sssfuenf ease this
saatuirx & Nas stasn That ca several
ssaaaafnnn. that whsn Mekfnzln p lans
sNa4art was drawn ru. Hset.ananss
sbaasd an lnarssse ~ slsnllaF saszss
Lawyers nanaia sna CroisS attorney >
~ me asfsnss ans rqsserutiaH. are ~
wag muaf - tha time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
AGED QUEEN rs
SLIGHTLY HURT

nnnttN. sept, " Queen Elisabeth
ofof Raumanls. whose literary name
D. Carmen silva. feil ffum her ear
riaHe az Nruwsiv. South GERMANY Co
day. and was slightly injured She u
ag years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
CHIcAG0's OLDEST
Ex-MhY0R DEAD

CHICAGO. m. sept = Alison sher-
nza. fzsliszsuH oldest ss-fssaFss. ~ha
held ihs Office II 1854 died today ne
~ss p years cd lie hfeks tha sfeuaa
Tor the arai water works Installed sh
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
-laazrSs.ssAE.yA.
GUN INUED

niNGHAMTuS. S~rt sz-At the
hearing - Senator Green. isintiy Ia
d4etwd with geu W beavers fuF
euupi.Ity ia f-eafal frauds, tAia
morning. Adjournment Vas granted
untu SEPT -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
SCANDAL

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. ~ --Captain
r. A Woods. grand commander ~
Spanish. American War Veterans. was
arrsstsr here today b. the federal au-
thoritiss fer pension frauds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
CHICAGO
DITCH 4
BLESSING

CHICAGO Ia sept. = -Ths hearing
n evidence Ia tho drainage canal tn
Fsstikation Nss resumed hsfatoday.
An expert. Professor Long. u the
Northwestern University. is tsntif, tina
this afternoon t.nnAs experiments
show that the efnptYiHF u the waters
~ iaaks Atehiaan into the Mi.sls~ippl
has pufined. Instead % polluted. the
sktfF supply q ~ tsulsla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

MpFins NftisksuH ieAtN Coz
fKen. fresh faHsEH. a.. I've hr1s.
tEtsr lHt live nuEhs5 u ih dressed Neai
- ne. dressed foastHsis 49, . nfses
- 49, st&fAs 81 fnsa4ss Essf assa "a 80
d afasss 80 fss1s a. rs f4asss - TT
saAs a. h4s - s=az y "a AA4sA as j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
DIES IN
FRISCO

SAN fttANCtaeo. sept a.
George ~ Cashier. a. years OF age
recently ffum Seattle died FROM
hsnYsialiaH hsfs to iny. Gantnvf
leaves a wife and ehild.
caHtner VAS a eity foreman fol
the Western Union Telegraph Cons
pHuY IA this city for several years
lie recently resigned and vent "a
san FRANCHISE While living IN So.
attic hs resided with hiH family al
ilt FontiuH avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

nattefa y aaiainstan rrsansftea, -
eastern sas6ifr da4Hf Nss lE
Ns9~ fssah ranea sse g deg East
fkasss HffNr MasAlrEtsn ftH rfnssa
tsz WraesFasf fna5 astsf ffHHs i&Hte
TuarffH Hssstsa aaHNEFs zzEEsF HFa
fsa srfiHA shicarHa. J. MUa dm4, I've
ssass ton4is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

aevfsa J Aiunst to-day Instituted
proceedings against her husband.
George 4 Aipofg. au grounds 81 De-
saFffnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
FIRED ON
RIKERS

NtcrnR. cello. sept E@Tfoops
were called 60 afrnn last night and
ehAaa earhanEsd with = party tFrirs
70 tnsas thfulsh she miiitafY uass
~ the Bill
CRIPPLE CREEK Cole. Sept r.
AFsusnmnia are tsIna heard IN ths
hatsss erfFsls proceedings today Tor
ine nfiaaar q faHF prtsaasrs naN held
la tha uailitafY huM pen
TIE ftrv apparatus turned cat for
fatss alarm ssnt ~ from seeond
avenue and HAck 500 street II D.
cissak this naafntns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

Hay. ofaln ara Feed

nstm - san barley - fan. uh=sA
So tor ehnp "a ton shorts a.
ash4 ffan 81 ~ Sc 81 uiskt ~ - -
Il ~ ilanidtf. naa ~ fanl ~ a
assgliff ssssa NifetHf5 81 90 -
ase uasss taF 81 - tees So sifsifa
ttte tot neN l4srt seuna bay 81 e
A.l.- MAJ lNan 4. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
pRlces 10 peooucURs

fTesss fxafs. a.. - easts sstfssfst -
f4iifesa ffsssAi asszat. - - a. Asa -
fsas gifFa
fasfafh Naahfnafsr rnufhf fsH
psr toa atfaifs. . - tea nata. p
tea. naftn5. tie Sen. wheat - a
sen rfaH. 81 ~ 4as5a aNaffH fiN taH
salaaunss g. ~ tan. rustt aaand hsy
a. eUtiso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

ANAftAANtAfA NAfHHshtAH"h
great difference between his esHs
mates for 1904 and those a year ako
~ saving
-The estimates fer iae3 were not
appaaea nf the cuuncu in fiant CASTS
IN calling upon the heads OF lie
nartmanls far estimates THIS NrAt
requested them tA hold thcnsvlse -
down g. about what thaX thoashi
they could gvt along With and could
expect Il set.
a. a matter Of fact the sppreNhs
stleos fef 1894 viii b. far iNfeef
than they we've foF 1898
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
THE MARKETS

A carload ~ efanhefties came ia
this morning ifoiu cape Cod. 1hry
are swing a. ~ = tafrci A snf.aad
.gf mixed fruit mostly pearhos and
grapes. arrived from Mpnatuhcr. bat
A. the dsg1ang II brisk. Il had no
effect uu arcrs.
WHOLESALE PRICES
rrs.s. pssss. az . any tarss Ia qass,
Titles Prices - suaan pafQhass4 sssfass
o. Fsg esat highsfb
Provislons
rfeph Neat-coR teSf sttn a.. steer
hssf AVise 10. esal suiqe 10. pork,
tsesisitns Hans 10 70. ervstisss -.
sea i've n bsulss. ifvsh iasls -.
Vegetables
NATIVE eegn. AIT 70 sack. native
la s.o 1 se ~ y ps' ss sfs esss zee ses
esauNta eNtt carrots. 80 saes
ts,s,l.ssss. ,sgii y ,.pi'ass. ~ %
seAilfiuNefs l.9ss de-. tama ts,fe.
= dos faaehss' aslIora. * e~t. TFesa.
"a datea tunlsias Natinsa uriasss.
hSslala ssas ~ ss ~ sis Is p g %. -
sesen rrlt. Hta
Apples, nativs tguti % psf tssz
kfafsstslHH o. sssf : psf hsH Ffat
- y 80 - eafsesss'. : a.3l..o -
NAr nahiNsa seats a native
tisftietfs - FinHHHiiivs = iss1l 4 fstf
dut. sFepEA. iakIEea tuneafds. - -
Peru t.t5ar atlta HAkael eiafk slafs
fsss 81 sha OF Valencia oranges. q ~
q tfo fauanas 80 o.. rfarhrtFtsF.
q . bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
whotEsALE PRlcEs

rTtssa prices srs - ANY bafsr in qasa.
titiss fFiess - suaau pafNhasea ssefess
o. psF eNut. highsfb