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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-17
THE MARKETS

The markets were quiet this
morning in almost every line A
carload OF Christmas oranges is sx-
pecied from California tomorrow.
and these viii help out IN that line.
Japanese oranges are hsding their
own at 800 a bundle. There IL "a
considerable quantity Of cranberrien
on the market at 1915 a barrel.
Choice apples are scarce. although
the market 10 flooded with poor
grades.
Other lines are steady.
WHOLESALE PRICES
cTheae prices are to any buyer In
Quantities. Prices on small purehas~s
average = per cent hlEher1
Provisions
Fresh Meat-Cpw beef. bisgec pep M.
steer beef, sls9lc III veal tafipc 10;
pork 7e lh. mutton. @. tf6r 10
proysstons- iams. isyftec 10. breakfast
bacon iec 10 beliiers trsah. ike i'm.
Vegetables
Native Burhanka ncais ton. YakI-
ma potatoes. ussfN ton. sweet pota-
toes, r per III carrots. &c Der sack
ruta seFas. s.n sscAi cabbage. le 10.
caulifloNer. 7tcUSl % doH. California
Tomatoes N-e0 box. celery. &Asso per
Z lettuce. mo- per BOY. Walla Waiia
onions. III per cwf. green onions. Zoe
per duz punches. Hubbard squash. ic
I per III. pumpkins fUiA.c Der 10. bell
I peppers. 81 oeli. ..
Green Fruit. Etc.
/ Apples. cooking. se09N@ box. spit
S sag ns@ per s, boz baidSins
fancy Gfeeninga. sacasi a. per COY
Iena,hans z ~ ~ I; 2 R s WINTER Ns Sci
others about 81 box. Pineappies sac
du Valencia oranges, s. tesf1ib box
Jap orange 81 bundle Lemons s2qi
S3 boz. cranesrriees, lsiiieeo Dol
iOc n. Bananss. ss.@asco per bunch.
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oata s. per ton. barley, 81 Der ton:
wheat - ton chop. tiuA ton, shorts.
SIS ton. bran. SIS ton oil meal Is ton
\. ". timothy, new, 81 ton +. W
cumpdresHcd timothy. new. 81 ton:
sc ton. rev PnEet sound hay. $50
i6 ton. middllnEa. 81 ton.
Butter. Eess, Cheese
Native creamery, &C per 10. Eastern
creamery brick. 2fHzaC ID tub. fresh
&c 10. storage. Eu4ac 10
EEgs Native ranch, &C doz, Ore
son ranch. S1e dos Eastern. 2Ssisec
chesse-Native. ltaiso per ID: East.
Crn. lee per 10.
Poultry
Chickens. hens and springs. i3A&fIi &c
per ~. Dressed turkeys. iS11ac per ID.
Ducks. live. ihc. dressed. ihaiGe per 10.
Geese. iouitc per 10. Squads, scarce,
s. aaf3W per doz
Fish. Etc.
Halihut. 70sc per h; salmon trout.
snac per 10. founders. Sc per III, solcs,
tfi6c per 10. shrimpa. ibo per 10; smeita,
ease per 10
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Deaths
-

AEues MAY shean r. Maaoa hoe.
hisaA tube ovarian ahcess, salt I.ake
ND = Swan. Charleston Wn all
ceie eafpnlie aclds LIBERTY Missouri
susanna \. Sickle $40 Wall street
s,hfenie institial nsphritis. WaiIa
kva I Patton. 10 North Yakima.
hemaFfhaRe
kya rearl Fish. 1. s1it srd ave-.
hrmopfYsis
chas T. Tasttfe. I davs $40 fsfk
wet otatstasls
bernard g fiorman. I. I'D iath ave
catarrhal eugerltlN.
geciie Morrison. I mo. - Cedar.
whoapluk cough.
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SALE % fine furniture. the
contents % eiRht-rOom private resi-.
deuce. y. q. HiekrFtuu a. 60. viii
sell on Thursday. 18th. % 80 sham
on tho premises. No. isu Fourteenth
avenue take Capitol i'm car, get IN
at Denny Way brass mounted heda
Springs, Toss mattresses. hirdasye
maple and golden oak bureaus. com.
modes. chiff0niers. dining room fur
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The Simplex PiaDo Player IS al
ways ready and willing 10 play for
any one. anywhere. At any time, and
always does its work technically
and muEically correct You could
not have n better musical friend
than THE SIMPLEX. We would
like TO have you come In and hear Il.
All Instruments sold on easy pay
ments and guaranteed TO he as rep
resented. All mail orders receive
prompt attention. store open even
ings until further notice.
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uiiuro ia golden oak extension table
ChHirHs hHffst china cabinet fine
china glaAa oNnd HltNurWHtr paglar
furuiiuae ~ the bust several uiftfH
"a wrHfhrresi OAK. fiuo leather couch.
mas aud fine pictures. lace curtains
the hntttut rugs. cnrHeta| the heHt Of
hfnHhUlHi White drop head sowing
machine Majestic raHHu uHt htntefz
htrhru furnishing. etc Tho above
short tine. ~ q. utekertun. atI5z
tiuurff
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Pianos, Organs,
Simplex Piano
Players.

Talking Machine. with thousands
Of records 20 select from. Music
Boxes, Victims, Guitars, Bsnjos, Ae-
eordions, Flutes. Ciarinet., Strings
ard Supplies Of all kinds. making
II an easy matter 20 select q suit
able gift. and our Special Xmas
Prices assure you Of extraordinary
value in anything you buy here.
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Notice TO Subscribers

II. any evening. your copy Of The
telephones Sunset, Main 1850. or In
dependent iisS. any time between
g. 30 and 770--and a copy win be sen.
Star has not arrived at $50 o'clock.
you at once. by spcclai messenger.
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lfANOa 80 pianos a. be said al nuaz
ton, splendid show taH Is Christmas
present monster sale Of elegant new
pianos, = a. hitkrrtau A Co has
had uunsiEued ca them firpy pianos
al standard makes. tho above Will
be- sold a., public auction on Friday
and hatursaf December ik and f9
mediation 81 the public terms Will he
EiNynhH fullnWHt Not luna fhnnttAcaah
with each purchase, the balance I'D
muifhlY HhtHtimVutHs tho sale will
take place ~ $40 linton street. for
inspection these pinnua tan be- eaaa
HhufrdHN afternoon. and will De la
nhhFHv ~ "A competent musician. wHa
VIII show Nuu the quality ~ the
EoudH hememher the date pseem=
bet IA and ~ Remember tho plars
sit linton street ~ O. nickrrtan.
auutiunetf.
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NN,ssg.rlses llssn.ss

,,tt.s Swanson. a. Chrfafarh.,
ssh Mary Nordshrofn. >, sWed6grs
fctt : Smith. - ANhatrou XVash
A'Sset.aY Martin. 81 Helena. cal
vtftd w. rhnrue. ri Sgaffias la.
Esith Wells 81 seattle.
kve Coleman. II seattiat NJ.
ttAitsHn5 ~ Spokane -
wick ~ seattle
=, Mort lspttit ~ Everett. Nfsrsne,
Lily q. Eyerrtt. Wn.
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How About These?

We are closing out some new
samples and odd-style pianos at
one -thlrd less than regular value:
also some Instruments that have
been rented for a time. but prac-
tioaily as good as new. that are be-
Ing disposed OF AZ from $50 TO SIS
and sieQ less than regular prices in
order 10 thin out our big stock and
make room for incoming shipments.
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Atrcns bay sAh ~
az Nr and Mrs. Henry Franklin. a
To Mr. and Mrs. rrank N wst.tt.,.
q SRI "s's''''s
T. MF. and Mrs, VIM. w. McGnsrn
t. Mr.. and Mrs. +. IT. Lyman a
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If You Want an ORGAN

You can't beat our sts. fs7 and sss
offers on new organs anywhere. and
We have secondhand meiodeons
and organs from SIS upward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-17

Extra special mince plies. % at
New German Bakery. $50 First ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-17

SEW, 30 up: easy terms. second
hand. all makes. bought sold or
exchanged E1tional Cash Register
Co. col Washington building.
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AcREAaE FoR aALE

$40 for three acres Of fine land close
10 car and school, on fine county
road 400 cash. balance TO suit pur-
chaser.
1870 for two acres ~ fine land, close
to car and Is minutes ride 70 the
city. so cash. balance o. per month
tit4 for one ecre u fine level land. 30
cash, balance s. per month.
q. II. NICHOLS 81 WARRINGTON
BUILDING.
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Free Want Ads
zee Classified nase for Free Wan,
Ads.
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~ Classified Ads. ~
r,lAI!SY galt, iq,llAfll

riiE fisAoE rs LIVE
EAH1 Ii uHAgtI EASY ia ptfY
anantlful location on nhura 81 fAks
Washington. short ride on B-gsfN
siuctric ears from hirat. aud Waah
mstonh lafEg lets, tQNif With alley.
At = Rnd &c down and g. month Ia
already sold every body likes Hai,,t.,
Beach, ia the best aud rheane.,
pfoRntNi an market for home aud III.
nne hNrden soil cleared and rrndt 4
avenues. hidewaikai grand Nis,s
beating bathing. flshfnF5 hfnh ~
hsalthfui plenty wood aud sftV ~
ter al Gu month lumber nu terms 81
homo built sse Mr. Need astht nriae
at Rainier Reach Or q II Rturte.
want, owner. $40 Boston block
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MAKE OFFER We have enc lot near
Jackson q ard e1rd Az fine lots
a. soaH aud eue lut in Gilman Park
Add which must b. sold regardless
Of price; terms.
MARIs q co
Phone BLACK IA - naston hik
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tso=s FINE level cleared lets. Wood.
land sta. u blk 90 car
- tnxiiN fine cor. " Fremont
"a, II fine lots Ia West Seattle fine
view
tiat Mxipn aoih ave. so Charles
- aix'isi, aaud. no. ~ linton
"a ifNNisd near t1th ave and ghariea
81 80 acres 81. Columbia
81 - acrra at NaYruua Park
ft0u@EM acres nu MnNnnua PARK
A e. JOHNSTON.
Real Estate "a Downs block
Phones \ =. Main ui. Ind A atl5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-17

VISIT ~. Ode carlosity shob foot
Madison street. Indian relies. sea
shells. etc.
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r. w. WEST. J. W. WHEELER.
WEST a WHEELER.
AND : UNION BLOCK.
SUNSET. MAIN Ell.
INDEPENDENT Ell.
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Never Before

Did we have the pleasure Of direct
Ing your attention TO as fine. extern
sive ard complete display Of
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prssamaI.Ina

I0IOdfGRntN fofpaiahafsrnC oiisEs
turH Phone. Hed n.
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= ". Wet j. " Wheeler.
MEaf 4 WHEELER
and s Union block
Sunset Main al independent IA
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WALK TIP SECOND AVENUE TO
BELL STREET. TAKE N THE
IsAsf GRADE TO FIRST Avenue
AND THE WATER FRONT NOTE
TIE EVER INCREASING Brsi-
NESS II THIS LOCALITY. AND
MARX THAT a g.FoOT LOT on
TIE WEST SIDE OF SECOND
ANENuE WITHIN A HALF
BLOCK OF THE ABOVE CHDNa
STREET - TIE cIfEAPEs r
PROPERTY Yuft CAE MY
THERE THEN SEE Us.
81 90
BROADWAY, TOO rs A STREET
WITH a GREAT FUTURE Sc
CURE A o-FOOT lot THERE.
NEAR ONE OBJ TIE MOST PROM
INEST CROSS STREETS. WITH a
WEIf-HuiLT FLAT BUILDING.
HHlSGfNg IN uN PER MONTH.
rOu ARE HOUND TO FEEL WELL.
PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS.
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Fifty pianos g. be sold at auction.
A splendid chanee for Christmas
present Monster sale Of elegant
pianos
- q Blcksrton 4 CO. have had con.
signed 10 them ffty pianos, all
standard makes.
The above will b. sold az public auc-
ton on Friday and Saturday. Derfm-
Der = and - At p. m. each day.
For the accommodation ~ the public
terms viii be given as follows Not
loss than - cash with each pur-
chase. the balance IN monthly tn
HtalirneutH,
The sale viii take place at ns Union
street.
For inspection these pianos can be
seen Thursday afternoon and will b.
In charge Of q competent musician,
who viii show you the quality 81 the
goods.
Remember the dates December Is and
~
Remember the piace-7iG Union street
y. q. BiCkEHTOS r. CO. AuctiOneers.
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THE UNIVERSITY ADDITION
Fer The next = days We vii offer -
lots IN the RhoNr addition un i1fth,
SIXTH Seventh. Elshth and Ninth
Avenues Northeast and north u
last Forty fifth Street. near the
state University and the UulvorrltY
ltsiGhtH Hchaai. rricea are gino g.
Nea per lot SO cash and g. peF
clearing % the lots. which 10 lust
begun.
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D. ). Johnston Co.

Can always be depended on for ar
ranging the maat elaborate exhibit
Of everything musical 20 be found In
the city for the benefit Of their
regular patrons and contemplating
purchasers
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Green Fruit. Etc.
Hay. Grain and Feed

Oats. s. per ton. barley, 81 per ton:
wheat - ton. chop. ytlfA ton. shorts.
fie ton bran. tik ton oil meal. - ton,
n. " timothy. new. 81 ton T. w.
cumpdresHed timothy. new. s. ton.
new wheat hay sieuiT ton. new alfnif
SIC ton rev FuEet Sound hay. siaei
tg tom uaidhiluga e. ton.
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Snap on Twenty
Fourth Avenue

Splendid room houas. Oh iui % ~ -.
lovely View. lot fuli uf ts4Fins fruit
trees. altogether most desirable
homs. fef 9 So on terms 81 tEQ cash
ard bAlamer - a month
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TIDES.


flM ffE NfS-s,-SSeS5' ne n ss,s;
home with my sereena Randall the
EArrenter N9 Madison phones
Main ti78, X tE7
WASHINGTON SOCIAL. CTIzn Vii
sife dance every THURSDAY evening
~ Eagles hall Pike cor Second
Gents. = cents. ladies free.
HEALTH e Improved with q bath and
NthrANsAge massage Mrs TAFT. as
eth ave.
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Second avenue and Pike street, can
ifai paid up. $1,000. q g. Eeufcidsr.
pres q r Grssuiegf, cashier. com.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in. HE 300, surplus
5000. ]. Furth. pres. ! a Gold
smith. vice pres r. v. Anksny,
cashier, correspondents ~ principal
rome.
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No Question
About II

This VIII undoubtedly be the big
Rest Xmas shopping week Of tho
present holiday season, and
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Native creamery, &C per ID. Eastern
creamery brick. 2iE2aC 10. tub. fresh.
&c 10. storage E5f &c 10.
EgRa-NatiVc ranch &C duzs Ore
son ranch. 22c dos, Eastern, gSgi soc
dog.
Cheese Native. itaiso per ID. East.
crn lac per 10
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so.elaI so,,e,

ions NoGIEhERe = Art store re-
moved u 80 FIRST avenue. . BLOCKS
nerth % Pike street We enlarge
kaotas. Ne MAKE picture frames
GAINS 81 Picture f-rames pleftlfe-
and Art Novelties
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Chickens. hens and springs. i3t4sl sc
per 10. Dressed turkeys. iSl2ac per 10.
Ducks. live. ihc. dressed. ihaiec per 10.
Geese ioni4c per 10. Squabs scarce.
s. a0ffa % per doz.
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naAN DIANA ,la and 0nsfaiie Raha6l.
DIRECTION u Northwestern Theatrical
fyudlgAtH Fnli tenn cummfntea
" ptNnhef ihi Diploma awarded en-
munfha course acting voice build
ms. dancing DuncfinIiVe catalogue
eipai.' iahn Corti manassf feis.
phone Hue ed
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Books Received.

Castle omeragh." +. Frankfort Moore.
(Applc,onsJ
The Jewish Encyclopaedia. Vol. ". chazars
--Dreyfus." Edited by lSidore Singer. Pm. ID.
drunk Wagnalls Company
Letters of a Diplomats Wife. 1888 1900" Mary
King Waddngton. tCharcs Scribncrs SonsA
"a Political History Of Slavery Two Vols
William Henry Smith. &C, r. Putnam sons
The Sultan Of Suu.' George AIDE. tR. II.
RUSSELL
The Tu TEES Tower" Louise Belts Edwards,
Hcnry T. Coates Coz
The Vuigarians." Edgar Fawcctt Thc
Smart Set Publishing Company
The Buckeye Doctor" William ", Penncl,,
VI. u. The Grafton Pressl
The Love OF Monsieur" George Gibbs.
uiarpcrsJ
Questionable Shapes W. u. Howells.
diarpers)
"prescn, hay Evangelism ]. Wilbur Chap.
man. u. u. The Baker Taylor Company
Old Testament Criticism and the Christian
Church" John Edgar McFadycn. Charles
"D,ln,y and Man" W. X Roberts. &c. p.
putnams SonsJ
The Dominan, Strain" Anna Chaplin Rag
Little. Brown Coz
Hero Stories From American History" Albert
F. Blaisdell and Francis Is Bail tGnn & Coz
"The Sanar,ans John Alexander Steuart.
tFleming II. Revcli Company
"'rhe Siege of Youth" Francis Charles, little.
Brown Goa
a Detached Pirate" Helen Mllccctc. Little.
Brown Goa
"Irapper Jim" Edwyn Sandys. CMacmlllansJ
In the Guardianship OF God" Flora Annie
Steel tMacmillans.l
The kcmptOn Waco Letters" tMacmillansI
"Robcrt Browning" G., X. Chcs,erton. Mac
mlllansJ
Visions and Other Verse" Edward Robson
Taylor "a. 81. Robertson San FrancscoJ
the Fighting Chance" Gertrude Lynch. tThr
Smart Set Publishing Company
Caleb, the Degenerate. A Play" Joseph s.
Cotter. THE Bradley & Gilbert Company. Louis
ville.l ,
Anna Ganscvoort Chlttenden. "a, :. Barnes Coz
"Thc sinners Friend. Poem C. q, Samuel
(Ilroadway publishing Company,
Fort Rrkett." Edward W. Townsend wv. J.
.one For Many" Vera. 81. $. Ogilvie Pub
fishing Company
Danish 1fe In Town and Country" Jessie
Brochnef. &C. p. Puinam's SonsJ
Modern Civic Art or. the city Made Beautiful, ="
Charles Milford Robinson. &C. r. Pu,nams
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HOW NAUGHTON'S BUSINEsS GREW
The Career OF the Mott Street Undertaken
VINO Died on Thursday.

James j. Naughton, head Of the firm
OF James j. Naughton & Bros, whose
death on Thursday was reported In yester-
days Sun. was one Of four brothers who
had succeeded to business built UP on
the funerals of the poor.
The senior Naughton. also James j.,
started in business nearly sixty years ago
with partner and a stock In trade OF one
carriage When he died in 1901 he had, in
addition to his undertaking business at 81
Mott street, the Naughton stables ad joining.
the Aston stables in East Fifty-third street
and another in East Forty-tirst street. He
owned the buildings at 1881. at 34-2s and
a. "A Mott street. The whole estate was
worth nearly half million
Four sons succeeded and divided the
management of the three stables and the
Undertaking shop among them. Much OF
Their trade came always from the funerals
o. the very poor, and from them they de-
n1ved large income. They buried the
dead Of all nntionalities, though OF late the
downtown business has been largely among
The Chinese and Italians Of Mott street and
the Bend
II is on record that at one big Chinese
Iurneral three years age. they furnished
ninety coaches, two tally-hos, fourteen
saddle horses and a horse draped In mourn
Ing TO follow the coffin. -
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only hope that schoolboys will not be per-
picked by the variety of standpoints. DR..
William Clarence Webster has prepared
"A General History of Commerce (Ginn
4 Coz, which, we fear. covers too much
ground. There is an excess of history and
an excess of condensed dogmatc statement I.
The last part of the book. dealing with the
United States in the last half of the last
century, il well done and valuable.
The entertaining Typographical essays
dealing. with the vicinity of Buffalo and Of
Niagara by Frank H. Severance are pub
lished in IA new edition by the Barrows
Brothers Company of Cleveland. under the
title -Old Trails on the Niagara Frontier II
The book is very handsomely gotten up
and the story form in which the informa
ton is put will attract a public that is
more than local
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NISHiP TO DIXEI'S R4REBTT.
Burning Alcohol Spilled on the Garrick
AtaGe-NO Panic.

There was little accident on the stage
of the Garrick Theatre last night that might
have caused fire scare but for the cool
ness of Henry f. Dixey. Mr. Dixey and
Thomas Ricketts, take the parts in a one
act curtain raiser called 1Over Welsh
Rarebit.
A rarebit Is cooked on the stage. When
Il was nearly done last night the alcohol
lamp of the chatting dish was overturned.
Alcohol was spread over table cloth and
began to blaze.
M. Ricketts, tried to put 1t out, but Dixie
motioned to him to let it alone and said
to the audience:
1T is nothing and will burn out in min
ute or two"
Things went just az the actor said they
would and no one In the audience got
excited
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thousand Islands
the COLUMBIAN.

I 900 ISLAND PARK, 81, Lawrence River, y. y.
The best located and most attractive hotel among
the Thousand Islands Thoroughly up to date
in all respects Orchestra, boating, hshing, etc.
Omen June H. l.. \ JOHNSON, Prop.
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HUSBAND WOULDN'T MY coal.
says Mrs. Lee--she's Now SuinE Him for
q separation.

Mrs. Anna c. Lee applied to Supreme
Court Justice Greenbaum yesterday for
alimony and counsel fee pending the trial
OF a suit for a separation she has brought
AGAINST Walter b. Lee. She complains
hat her husband last winter refused to buy
coal for their rooms and she had to seek
shelter with neighbor She also says
he warned her that II they had any chill
dren they would have to sleep on the fire
escape, az he wouldn't have his sleep dis
turbed. Justice Greenbaun reserved de-
cision,
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Miscellaneous
Health and Pleasure
during the no, summer can be had at mo lcrate
IN THE MOUNTAINS

Of Orange. sullivan. lsicr and Delaware Coun
ties n. y, on me New York Ontario western
I.gion as one OF great natural beauty and absolute
hcaiIhfuncss 1000 feet above the sea. with Pure
auitoes and within three hours ride from New
York. Send cents for postage to the under:
SrpERBLY LLuSIRATEp ,,r ho9k s, ~ s oS SMa a
Hotels Farm and Boarding Houses, with their
location, rates OF hoard facilities attractions DC
duced rates will be sold at i2o broadway. 1851
broadway and Ferry offices. giving an opportunity
OF nc rSonally selecting a summer home ana also
enjoying a days nshng In This delightful region
Tickets good returning UP 70 Monday, June /
IN NEW YORK l4l, iGj l67. 40, 1854, 1870 BROAD
way; 3 Park Place; os7 & 30 Al Az: 24j Columbus
Az; isa Fast 25th 81: o73 West l2S4 ST; u? 5th
Az; tickc, oi,ccS Franklin and AID ~ Ferries.
IN BROOKLYN I Court ST; Y' Fulton ST.:
800 Broadway. Eagle Once.
j. {. ANDERSON,
General Passcngrr Agent. 81 LIaNcr ST.. y. Y.
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List OF owners, with their addresses, and
one OF yacht builders and designers, to-
gether with other statistical information
that yachtsmen will value. 1t is q handsome
oblong volume Of con enient size
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ARTHUR WELD MARRIED AGAIN
Jane Payton, an Actress. His Bride-she's
Been Divorced. Too.

Been Divorced, Too.
Arthur Weld musical director in -The
Runaways." was married at the Hotel
Walton in Philadelphia Yesterday after
noon to Miss Jane Payton. The ceremony
was performed by. Judge Esenhrown.
After the marriage Mr., Weld ard his bride
Both bride and bridegroom have been
divorced. Mrs. Weld was once the wifi, Of
Dr.. Robert Curtis Brown of Milwaukee,.
and is the daughter of George d. Van
Norman of that city. She has been on the
stage for about three years, and last APP
peared about two weeks ago IN Andrew
Mack's company.
Mr.. Yields divorce case was disposed OF
very recently.
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TAPPANJHf HOUSE

Nyack on Hudson ,trc Il. RI. Dne hour from
New York. three minutes from station beautiful
location on banks OF Hudson. cool and shady.
Ideal spot for business men ~ locate their families
for the summer For .lhistri ted booklet address
L. NJ. WILSON. PIoprICiOr
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Gentleman and wife desire
large room or two smaller rooms
and private bath in quiet hotel
or private residence at Arverne,
l.. |. State terms and particu-
lars. r., box li9, Sun Down.
town.
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Manhanset.

HOUSE 4 COTTAGES. SHELTER ISLAND
l.. l., n. Y.
HOTEL will open June 10th is hole golf links.
yachting, driving. etc, The New York once Is
where applications will be received. Telephone.
l277-lsth; send for terms and illustrated pamph.
let. ROBERT MURRAY. Manager; also Manager
OF Ponce de Leon. st. Augustine. Fla.