davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-05
Npd1 elm 0rphibittpnsaesee.

Die BrDbibitipniften fino su eis
mem peiteren aagreifiuen 8oraeben
entibloiien. Wie aus Sherman ges
meloet miro, bat s.. ~. Sop, Der
Sefretdr Der n9eras 2oca( Option
Nfiociation" erfldrt, baB man i'm
b0ben Nate Der 8artei belhlDNen
babe, Die 2egislatur I'M, Nnnabme
zines @eiebes au bitten, our1 Das
eS au einem ~ftrafbaren 8eraeben aez
maht miro. menn Jemanb in einem
2Ucal Option Diitrift al, einem Of
fentltden Blabe berau1benoe @e-
trdnfe trinft. Durh elm berartiges
@eieb boffen Die Brphibitioniiten
aue umgebunger Der 2ucal Option
WerOronungen De%rbinoerr, ben ioges
nannten Stub @poms" une aud1
Dem Nusihanf berau1benoer 8e.
trdnte auf BahnSagen Elm gnbe ulas
hen gu fDnnen.
Wenn man bies lieft, bGlt maj,
es taurn fir m0eii@. Dab per-
tlunftiee Wenfhen an elm oerartiees
@eies oenten f6nnen. gs 1T pers
ftdnolih. baB @eiebe erlaiien tpers
ben, uelhe ben gerfauF unb bic
Tabrifati0n berauibenoer @etranfe
Derbieten, uie aber Semanb elm @es
ieb erlaiien fam, meld)es einem
Wfeniden ben @enuB oieier @etrante
oerlaaen uno oieien 0enuB au einetn
itrafbaren Gergeben MAIDEN nil.
oas gebt iiber bas BegrihsoermDqen
zines normal nentenoen Wen@hen
binan8. TrDboem uertraue feiner
oarauf, oaB elm ipldes @eieb Ieiner
abiDluten nnfinnigfeit tpegen niht
our Nnnabme fDmme. Mmerifaui.
lben 2egislaturer 1T in bie5er Sim
fiht irgeno etmas s%usutrauer, nud1=
oa5u. uenrt iie ppr elmer fanatiihen
Soee erfaBt fino, ruie es auaenblids
bier bel uns NIT Dem 2ocalsD Options
Sbminoel Der syaa lift. Nuh pers
laiie fib Niemanb barnuf, oaB elm
lDlder geieBIiber BlDolinn als un-
t0nltttuttO1eu DDn ben BunbeSaes
rihten beieitigt peroen mniie. Die
@ntlheioungen Der 8unbesaerihte
itno in oieier 0iniiht oft ebenio un<
Der tanolih tpie r1anGe @eiebe. 90
tuiro niHt nah Sinr uno Geift ent.
lhieoen. iunbern nah 5prmfebleru
uno Wortgebrauh uno ruer iih auf
10 cine @ntibeioung perldBt, tuiro
oft naonaenebm getduiht.
Oesbalb beiBt e8 far Die Nntis yros
bibitioniiten aufpaiien uno nit aaer |
Strait oaQegen antdmpfen, oas Der
Seriuh Der BrDbibitioniteu, lire
Watt in iolber 8eiie gu erueitern,
i1iht erfolgrei6 lei. DAB elm fols
der Weriuh beabiibtist miro, Qfau.
ben mir idDn; oieier 6err Sup, BON
Dem Die Wfittbeilune tummt, ninmt
als Setretdr Der HDcal Option GS1o.
citation cine StenurI elm, rpeldle es |
ibm ernt0alidt. nit ben Barteiabs
iidten uuo B~arteipldnen soQ1tdnbio
nertraut III fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-05
SttO 2ofe's Gatalug.

Der nett unb brett uortetlbaft be.
fannte Baumihul : Better, SEER
DITTO 2ode in Neu : Braunfels, hat
lpeben einen neuen Hatalog fir oos
Sabr 1904-1905 eriheinen laiier,
Der niel reidbaltiger uno aud eles
aanter ausgeitattet lit, afs ale feline
Borgdnaer. Das BUD seiat ateih.
lam ben S0rtihritt an, ben bic
Boumihule ielbit mad,t unb lift elm
iiherer Beweis fir Die fetiae gut.
pi6elung unb Nusbebnuna oerIel.
ben. Das Bud lit auf anfrage frei
gu bealeben. Demlelben 1T aub elm
Auftragssettel beieefiiet, Der far Be-
itellungeu auer Nrt, mie Bdume.
Strdufer, 8lumen &c. benubt tper,
ben tam. Cine Nnsobl Nnerfens
i1ungsihreiben betunoen. oaB Vile,
Die BON OttD 2ode bebient muroen,
IN ieoer SinfiGt aufriebengefteat
tpgroen Iinb.
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Bonn 8~riegs5HauplaRe.

Nm SDnntag mOraer UNI 9 ubr
baben Die Sapaner 9iaD gang belebt.
Ser 8elebung eira mod Elm lbpez
rer &f upraus. General &uros
pattin bat ith nit ieinem Seer nah
9oroen gepanbt uno itebt bel Tiebs
ling, ungefdbr % Weilen nuroDitlid
pon 2iaD gang. General Stafel=
berg lit es gelungen. iein argbebrDh>
tes Corps BON Is, 900 Mann nit
8urDpatfin's 6auptarmee sn berz
etniaen. ueber SurDpatfin's Bldne
meiB man nibts; Der &f iheint
aufaeb6rt gu baben.
General &urDpatfin bat I'M
ibteunige 3uienbune bes 6. &rrnees
forps aebeten.
Sn elmer 9epeihe aus ct. 8es
tersbure beiBt es. General Stafel=
berg babe burb unaebDrlam bic Gies
oerlage BET 9iao gang berbeiaefiibrt
uno tperoe n0r Elm &rieasaeridt gee
felt meroen.
- Oer IN Dem frart5Dltldlen 9ns
fen Sai9on liegenoe ruiftihe &reu-
ger Diana" miro abaeriitet tperoen.
Cine ruiliide 9adriht meloet,
oaB Der ruiliihe Nonirat nit ieinen
S@iffen am 90. Muouit aug benz
6afen pun BDrt Irthur berausaes
fDmmen iei unb Die iapaniihen 8os
iitiDnen beihohen babe.
0m 26. Muguit baben uieoer
perihieoene 8dmpfe in Der Ndbe pon
Sort Nrtbur ftatteefunoen; nab ruls
flhen Berihten iino ieoph ale Nns
griHe Der Sapaner abgelhlagen uno
oielelben baben feline 80rteile err
runge1.
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$.

Sn Granger ftel Der oreii6briae
Sobn Don 6. 8. Oapis in einer
&eiiel nit tobenoer Stdrfe, melhen
Die Wutter gum Nbfiiblen in ben
0Df geitellt bate. Das Sinh murbe
10 ibuer berbrannt, oaB es nQd
einigen 3aaen itarb.
- Bei oer 2ocal Option QbItim.
mura in Callahan Gpuntp baden Die
&utiz BrDbibitiuntiten eeiieet.
Sin nah Often eebenoer Balfa=
aier5ug Der Ieros & Stem Orleaus
8ahn entaleiite in Der 0abe ppu
5tofaro. Is Weilen 6itlih BON W1a=
banf. Sehs Berlpner tpurben pers
lebt.
- Sn 6ouitDn baben CHARLES s..
S6rDoer uuo feline sSrau lib erIhoIs
len. WQem NnlGeine nod bat Der
Wfann Die sSrou erlbDI1en uno bann
iib ielbit. 9drDoer tuar frdntlid;
er bate mebrere WDnate i'm 6Dlpital
sugebradt uno fonnte feine Qrbeit
ftnoen. Das mahte i'm migmutia
uno bate anlbeineno ieinen @ei1t
oertutrrt, Dbglei6 er fi1 in feiner
Notlage befano; oenn Die Trau pers
olente uno man fano nod @elo i'm
6auie, naboem Die betoen tot pareu.
Shr0oer itatnmte aus GmitbuiGe;
er mar Elm iunger Manrl BON a Sab.
rem, iie mar ungefdhr Ii Satire otter.
Seit ungefdbr bret Wouaten mDbnte
oas Baar IN 6ouiton. Ginoer bat=
ten tie niht.
Bdbrenb bes laufenoen Sabres
bat Der Staat STA. 686 an @emerbet
fteuer tuqeftiert. SIN pprioen Sabr
tparea es ungefdbr tauieno Dollars
mebr.
YIN %. Sttober fiubet oas
Diftrifts Saneerfeit in 6Dulton ftatt;
UNI eleiden Gage ipH bort aud Der
oeutihe Taa aefeiert peroen.
Gin 5m0lfidhrtaer Neaerjunge
lit in Waco inter Der Nnflaee pers
haftet m0roen. ieinen 8ater erIhoIs
fen 81 babeu. @r bebauptet, es iei
ourh 3ufaa Qeibeben.
Vim Sonnabeno baben 5turm
uno Negen in gleburne Shaoen
anaeridtet.
= Sn Der @eaeno BON Sberman
bat elm 6aselldlaa ben Seloern uno
ObItQdrten Sdaoen auaefiat.
Die Boa=W eepil- &ommiifiuu
bat nur Die 6dIfte BON ben $250C
perbraubt, Die fir iie bemiaiet rpo>
tparen.
- ungefdbr funfsia Meilen luos
lid bon St. WDrtb muroe Elm Babn-
unelid ourh einen fleinen Suuaeu
n%erbinoert. Ct botte oeIeben, DAT
Die Bride iiber ben 80eie Street, in
5larnnten ftano unb gab Dem bon
Sort Wortb fommenben 3uge Der
30. 6. & Z. Bahn CUR redten Belt
oas Signal gum Nnbalten.
Gle Der Beriiderunasaaent
Wtc&ensle neulid abenos nab De
2eon 5uridtebrte, uurbe er auf Der
GanofraBe Don einem unbefannten
anaegriffen. Derlelbe periebte ibm
mebrere Mefierftide unb ngr nit
aroBer Wube fonnte Me&ensie fidl
ieiner ertpebren. Gnoti9 oelang es
ibm bod fDrtautommen. Gr 1T
Ihmer ueruunoet.
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Gine ,Jair" : Yropolition.

Ratarlih upat SIR Die @eltaus+
ltellung beluhen nnb init Der .&atp"
f6rnt SIR oas leidt erreiben.
Im q. Iuauit uno 3. september
oerfanft Die .aatp" gidets fir feline
@bair Cars uno anoere Cars 81 un=
gemDbnlih nieoriaem 8reiie.
Sbr mlht oisie @eleaenbeit nidt
Deridumen.
Die Naenten Der 8abn aeben ale
Nusfunft uoer i9reibt oarum an oa8
.aatp" Dept. g., Dallas. geras.
2aBt @ud cine &arte BON ct. Souls
uno einen 5lbrer ourh Die Iu8ltela
lung fomnlen.
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9atte ale 6baneen acaeu iid,.

Arnt, ALIEN uno bettldaeria Des
mar bic Sage zines alien SDloaten,
Namens S. s. 6apens in Beriailes,
Obio. Scbre lang litt er on 9ierens
beihmeroen uno neber Meoi5in mob
Nerate tonnten inn @rleitterune
perlhafen. SblieBlih madte &c Ell
men yeriub nit Electric Bitters. 9as
bradte i'm in &ur5em mieber auf
Die Beine uno iebt beseuet er. SD
befinoe mid auf benz @eae CUR DDls
ligen MISUNDERSTANDING" Sc lift
oas bette Wiittel auf Groen fir 2ebers
uno Nlerenleioen uno ale 6ormeu
pom Wtagen= uno D~armbeihmerben.
Sour so Gents. @arantiert BON Den
Npotbeten BON s. Ralteger & Son
uno uon Mbolph DreiB.
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@as lit Sas 2eben =

SIN @runoe get1Dmmen fDnnen mir
biele Sraae ear nidt beanttuorten,
aber mir tpilien, baB eS unter ftren=
gen @eleben ftebt. Wenn man oiele
@eiebe AUDI nur leiht iibertritt, 10
iino Sbmeraen uno 2eioen Die TDlge
oauon. Durh u~nregelmdBiaes See
ben bringen mir Die Orea,e in unz
oronung uno Die Solge oapun iino
Geritopfung, &opfidmerS uno 2eber=
beibmeroen. Or. Sings Neue 2e=
benss Bilen bringen Die Oraar1e aber
balo mieber in Sronune. Sic MIR
Ten MILD. aber griinolih. Sour 25
Gents IN ben MpDtbefen BON s.
&alteper & Sun unb Noolpb DreiB.
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Nmfruf!
9ie Seier Oes Oe1tiden Cages auf
Der Welt Z Nllsteam1g.


Nm 6. Ottober finoet auf Dem
8eltausitequn9splabe in CT. 2ouis
cine natiDnale Seier oes oeutiden
cages ftatt, auf peld)er ale 5taaten
Der Union ourb Delegationen berz
treten iein meroen.
Dteieniaea, welbe lib pon bier
uno urngegeno an Der Seier gu be-
teiligen miiniden, ftno gebeten. Iib
init Dem uuterseibneten biz IpGte@
items ben 20. September in 8erbin=
onne 81 leken.
St. 6anihfe.
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Vic lit afea,r

9sir bleten eInbnnoert Dollars Belobanuo fir ie.
ben jail pom aatarrb, Der uldJt ourh Giaaebuer
lam.
B. ), @benep & o. Gi9ent., Sole6p. 8.
sgir, Die nntereihneten, baben s.. s. @benet
Iir poIltois men ebreHbaIt IN allen BeihdIisperbonS
laugeil ano h~Han5iel befdbiet ole BON ieirer Tirmo
etngseangenen Decentralization 5u %erfffen.
Wef 8 8ruar. @roBbanbets Sroauineu,
Eoleoo, o.
Baloing, Gilman Marstn, eSrokbou ,
bels= 3roguiieH, Soteoo, o.
9aTs Ratarrb=Rlr ipro innerlih gsnommen unb
iDirft brett auf oas 9fut unb bic fdleimiaen Obers
fdfen oes Spfems. 3eaaniFe frei uerian6t. Wreis
rs Gents for Die Glaihe. @ertauit BON alien apos
fbefern.
6aas' fFomilien- 9ilen fno bic beFen.
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gaalide Ianriaen sAlatmaaen

nab l@alil0rnien, ebenlo nab ct.
Souls ola 9eras & Becific 8abn
Dbne 8edliel. Sbretbt an irqeno
einen 9ifet : Naenten tpeaen oieles
aeuen 0ieniteS 0oer an 6. g. Eur.
ner. @eneralsS aliaaiersG gent, Dali
tas, 9eras,
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Die Seras= @Ode.

gom II. biz gum II. september
1T Die 9eras ISOLDE auf Der gus,
ltellung in ct. 2ouis.
Sur oieie @eleeenbeit perfauft bic
6. & &. Babn am 10. uno Ii.
aldets gu iebr nieorigen Staten fir
Gbair uno resuldre Cars. Ser.
iaumt niht oer ISOLDE beisupubnen.
Sraat Die ,&atb"s Aaenten rueaen
gln5elbeiten ooer ihreibt on 6as
= aatn Department o, Daaas,
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Nertbslp em,pars.

per 6reiburger Jraneisfane .Ns6uh. ers
laHb bas S6ie6puIber, ourcb peid6es
Ianienoe getDtet unb unidgIibes glenb
u Der BELT aneeribtet tuur6e. Die ct.
Hernaro.Driber aber erfanbeu bic herr.
lice 3tue. bic ibreu Wamen trdgt. BIS
ans tH6e oer Gage oanten bic geheils
sen. tuelde an 9~rantbeiten bes maqens.
ger 3eber, Wieren uno 8erbouunas ; DR.
gone litter, feline 6Ilfe fin6eu fornteu
nro ourb bic ct. Bernnrbs8 rduterpiIe
Qebeilt tuur6en. ben ct Bernard ; W6n.
gen tar bic nuBerOroentlidbe grfinbunq +.
IN allen Gpotbeten su baben.
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etaes amaben tutloer aitt nuns sebeu


Us. s.. Bronn BON 2eesniae, Sus
Diana. batte 9ooessQ ualen an IItb.
ma Su erouloen. Seine Iamilie
mar ib0n nm i'm perIammelt, ba
man ieinen COB ieoeu Nugenblid err
uartete. Sein Spbn batte lih aufs
Bfero %9euorfen. INN in Der 18 Waeis
len e%ntfernten Stabt yDr. Rina's
0eue Gntoefung" fir grtaltunQ.
0niten uno Shpinoluht gu bulen.
uno pirtfib, er Fam nod eur reh.
ten Belt. DDS Mittel peridaffte
Dem Vater Iofort 2inoeruna uno be.
mirtte balo cine Seilung. &r ihreibt
ieBt: sd babe iebt ieoe Nabt aes
iunoen Sblaf." Mebnlid1e uunoer.
bare 3uren BON SdminoIudt, Grs
fdltungen uno Grippe, Bronhitis
uno 2ungenent5iinoune bemeilen ole
unuergeblihe Wirtnna auf ale 6als.
uno 2unaenleioen. @irb aarantiert.
Sin Slaiden su so Gents nno 300.
Brube 5laihen frei in ben aputbes
Zen BON s., 3alteuer & Son uno
MoOlpb DreiB.
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sss~ Weeen uieortQer Staten sur
8eltausiteuun9 nod ct. Souls oia
3eras q 8oific : Babn befra9t ir.
geno eiren 9idet Igenten Doer
idreibt an 6. .. Burner, @ene-
rol' Baiiaaier. Gaent. Dallas. 9eras.
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Sn Der 8ptlhaft hes Rr1fiha,

Sn Ger Dotl6aft oe5 Brdlioens
ten Dia5 BON Werif0, ruelde Dem
RonareB am Is. b. ~. suoebt, wirb
Die Wdbrunasreform nidt eru6hnt
rperoen. Wtan nimmt oaber an. oos
Die meritanilde Regierune ben Blan'
9olomdbrung eiuaufibren, fallen aes
laiien bat.
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3wiiden armeniiGeu SnIur.
eenten nno tiirtiihen gruppen ion
am 81. Iuguit bel Ban Elm blutiaes
8efebt ftattaefunben baben.
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M. z. 2obert. sdnetoer.

SEQ. 220 Oft : Commerce GtraBe.
Jeine Ware, niebrige Breiie, neuefte
Wube.
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CAS q Midbadber, Sabrifon=
ten pes bertibntten @eiRbier. Quss
g~e5eIdaneteS Sommeraetrdnf. 7e[es
p6ou no. 5N.
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Naudbt La Flor d. San Jsss :
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-04
N. S. QUAY IS DEAD.
Noted Pennsylvania Politician
Passes Away After Long
Illness.

Beaver, Pa, May 3O-Col. Matthew
Stanley Quay, senior senator from
Pennsylvania, died peacefully at 2:4S
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, after an
illness which had been more or less
persistent for the last year, and which
took a turn for the worse ten days ago,
and which the doctors diagnosed as
chronic gastritis.
The funeral will be held at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon, and the remains
will be inferred in the family burying
plot in Beaver cemetery.
Senator Quay's illness was recur-
renee of the trouble that beset him
during the latter part of 1900 and the
early days of January, 1901, when he
was undergoing the starin of desper-
ate fight for reelection to the senate.
He has since that time been practi-
cally resting, living great deal of the
time in the Maine woods.
Senator Quay was born in York
Co., Pa, Sept. 80, 1888. He was of
Scotch-Irish parentage. His public
life dates from his early manhood, be-
ginning even before the Civil war, dur
ing a portion of which he was secre-
tary to Gov. Curtin, after which he
served as colonel of the 134th Pennsyl-
vania regiment.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-04
ALASKA JUDICIARY.
Investigation Will Take Wide Scope,
IL Is Said.

Investigation Will Take Wide Scope,
IL Is Said.
Washington, May S0.-The proposed
investigation of judiciary affairs in
laska this summer will be much wider
in scope than at first supposed. The
matter has been hanging fire for some
time, and the president is not yet ready
to say who will be selected to make the
investigation. II may be said, how.
ever, that the inquiry will cover not
only southeastern Alaska and Central
Alaska, but the Nome district as we'll
As already told in these dispatches,
the investigation will be conducted by
a high officer of the government, and
he will be assisted by special attor.
ney and will be accompanied by a stem.
ographer for the purpose of taking a
record of hearings.
An investigation of affairs in the
Nome district has been conducted ev.
cry year since 1899 by special agents
OF the department of justice, but the
results have not been satisfactory and
the department is as far as ever from
realizing its purpose of securing an
honest administration of justice in the
North.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-04
THE NOME EXODUS.
Twenty-Five Hundred Take Passage
for Nome.

Twenty-Five Hundred Take Passage
for Nome.
Seattle, May 30.-Seattle's floating
and permanent population will be de-
creasd by about $500 people this
week, through the departure of that
number for the Nome gold fields. Sew.
en- steamships, including all of the
larger passenger carrying vessels, are
scheduled to sail for Nome between
now and Saturday. They are the Sen
ator, Victoria, Garonne, Oregon, Ro.
anoke, Olympia and Tacoma. They
have combined accommodations for
over 5000 passengers, but the present
indications are that nearly every YES
sci will have unoccupied steerage.
The sale of second class and steerage
tickets has not been as heavy as the
managers of the various lines had an
ticipated. Last year at this time more
than double the number of second class
berths had been sold. The fact is
more disappointing to the large opera
torsa nd companies, as they are threat
ened with labor shortage.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-04
SOCIALIST TICKET.
ID. Burgess. of Tacoma, Nominated
for Governor.

ID. Burgess, of Tacoma, Nominated
for Governor.
Seattle, May 3l.-The Socialist par.
ty held its state convention in Carpen.
ters' hall, being in session about ten
hours. The following ticket was nom.
iuated:
Governor, ID. Burgess, of Tacoma
lieutenant governor, William De Lily,
Of Arlington; secretary of state, q. E.
Boomer, of Prosser; treasurer, Bernard
Goerkes, of Echo; auditor, A. +.
Payne, of Bellingham; school superin.
tendent, +. G. Sylvester, of OLYMPIA
Land commissioner, j. +. La Clerc. of
Ellensburg; attorney general, o. G.
Whiting, Hoquiam; congressman. H.
ID. Jory, Sunnyside; T. c. wiswell. OF
Seattle; George Creston, Hoouiam
supreme judges, William McDeyitt. of
Seattle; ID. W. Phipps, of Seattle: pres.
ldential electors, o. Lund, of Spokane
ID. NJ. Angus. of Prosser; DeForest
sanford, OF Everett; P. r. Pratt, OF
Custer; d. q. Crow. of Seattle.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-06-04
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
Purchasing Prices.

The following prices are being Of
fered to the producer by the local deal
ers for delivery in round lots on the
dock or In the car at Seattle:
Grain-Oats, s26Q27 per ton: bar
ley, $3.50 per ton; wheat, chicken
feed, s26 per ton; bran, $40 per ton;
shorts, $21 per ton; corn. $26 per ton
Hay-Eastern Washington, $2l pei
ton; Puget Sound, $13Q16.5O per ton
alfalfa, $12.50 per ton.
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch, lS019e
per doz.
POultry-Live hens, 15@16c pei
Id; old ROSTERS, SC per ID; ducks, 16e
per ID; geese. lie per lb; turkeys. zoe
per Id.
Live Stock-Choice beef cattle
cows, SQ3hc per Id; steers. 4Q4AI
per Id; sheep. 4lsQ4&c per Id; hogs
So @Sc per lib; calves, 5Q7c per Id.
Hides, Pelts and Wool-Heavy and
sailed steers. over 60 lbs, TIC per lb;
medium sound, &c per ID; light, sound
under 60 lbs, Sisc per Id: cows, sound
all weights. 6lac per ID; stays, bulls
and oxen. Aye per Id; sheep pelts
25cQ$1.25 each; shearlings. 10@I4t
each; Eastern Washington wool, 1906
per 10; Western Washington wool
l2@14c per ID; dirty or timber stained
lO911c per Id; tallow. 31s 04c per ID;
geese. lhB2c per ID.
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WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

Heavy damage from frosts is report
ed in the vicinity of Colfax.
The hobo crop in Eastern Wash ing
ton is reported TO be very large this
year
Homesteaders are said to be rapidly
filing on vacant government land in
the vicinity of Almira.
O.. NJ. Moore, of Seattle, formerly
editor of the Pacific Northwest, has
bought the Kent Journal.
Andrew Carnegie has promised $780,
900 more for the building of Seattle
Carnegie library, making $4,000 in
all.
The University of Washington de-
feated the Portland Rowing club on
Lake Washington Monday by four
lengths.
Alonzo Rawson, formerly of Seattle,
and first mayor and United States Com
missioner at Nome, died Sunday at Des
Moines, Ia.
N. T. Cation was nominated for judge
of the superior court for Lincoln and
Adams counties at the Republican con-
vention Saturday.
1t is stated that the Cowlitz county
fruit yield will be veyr light this year.
Bartlett pears, Royal Anne cherries
and Italian prunes, three of the coun-
tvs best yield usually, are all failures.
The apple crop, howevr, is better than
ever before.
The owners of dogs i'll Davenport
and vicinity haze posted a reward of
5000 for the arrest and conviction of
the person guilty of putting out poi
soned meat About a dozen animals
so far have died suddenly and the own
ers of valua bic dogs are afraid to let
them run at large.
practical test of the state eight
hour law is shortly to be instituted by
Labor Commissioner Blackman, who
is now engaged in colledcting evidence
to institute prosecutions. Complaints
have reached Mr.. Blackman against
three street contractors in Seattle, two
in Tacoma and a road contractor in
Snohomish county.
More than 200 dentists attended the
state convention at Seattle last week.
Work of laying rails on the Seattle
Everett interurban line began Wednes-
day.
The col tract for the sale of the Ev-
erett hospital property to the Bethany
school corporation has been singed.
A new postoffice has been esta blished
at Vega, Pierce county, six miles from
Sherlock, and James W. Youk appoint
ed postmaster.
H. Jennings, of the committee rep
resenting Seattle jobbers at the Chica-
60 conference with railway traffic
agents, has returned. He states that
no material changes in rates seem
proba BILE.
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NOTICE TO BANDITS
CASE BECOMES ONE
OF IMPORTANCE.
Secretary Hay Sends Word Ia Ban.
dts That i'm Case of Injury of
Captives They Will Be Hunted
to the Death, and That No Inter-
ference VIII Be Allowed.

Washington, May 31.-Raisuli, the
Moroccan bandit, has been notified by
Secretary Hay, through United States
Consul General Gummere that if seri-
GUS injury comes to the American cap
tive, Ion Perdicaris, the United States
will hunt him to his death. This will
be done whether it takes weeks,
months or years. Consul General Gum
mere was instructed to make this mes
sage to Raisui as forcible as possible,
and to inform him that no European
nation will be permitted to prevent his
punishment. At the same time Consul
Gummere was instructed to consume
all possible time in the pending nego.
tiations. The cablegram was sent in
response to one from Mr.. Gummere adj
vising that Raisuli would kill Perdi-
carts, and that he would also kill his
stepson unless the ransom was prompt
ly paid. Mr.. Hay has reached the
settled conclusion that the terms i'm
posed cannot and will not be accepted.
If Raisuli carries out bis threats and
kills his captives, the sultan of Moroc-
co will be Immediately notified that he
must hunt down the bandit and exc.
cute him. American ships will remain
in the harbor Of Tangier until the mat
ter is settled. If necessary, American
cavalrymen will be sent there to assist
in capturing the brigands. Such an
Intervention will be a friendly one,
and would meet with assistance from
the Sultan. Secretary Hay is still
hopeful that France will take up the
matter and institute the necessary
measures to capture and punish the
bandits. And in any event he feels
sure Great Britain will assist the Unit
ed States, as Cromwell Marley, kid
mapped with M. Perdicaris, is Brit
ish subject