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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-27
Room Renting Bureau.

For the convenience of Journal
readers and state fair visitors, The
Journal has established a room-rent-
ing bureau, where full particulars
are registered of rooms and apart
ments advertised in their columns.
This service is absolutely free.
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S6.OO-The Dakotas-$G.0O
For Harvest I.ahorera.

Every day in August for parties Of
Ave or more on one ticket. Thou
sands of men wanted in the wheat
fields to harvest the bumper crop. Call
at 500 Line ticket office, lis Sd st S.
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produoe ExChanss corrected 42 2 to u r m'
steady. Poultry, Arm Veal, firm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, yesterday, 26,4ss lbs;
creameries. extra, ,17t9c creameries, arsts, Ice;
creameries, seconds. 13c: dairies. extras, 15c;
daires, irsts, 12c; dairies seconds, lie; packing
stock 6@l11c.
EGGS-Recepts yesterday, 713 cases; can.
died. doz cases included, 1716c; fresh, current
receipts case count, cases included, $3.50; dir
ties. per case of 80 doz S270; seconds. per case
of 80 doz, $780, checks, per case Of 80 doz
$2.70.
twins or flats. choice case; twins or fats, fair
to good, 3@4c; Young Americas, fancy, lie
brick No. 1, lie; brick No 2, DC; brick, No 8
e@e1ac; primost,, No: l. Tie; primost, No: 2
&c; gultost, &c; Swiss; No block, 1$c; Swiss
No. /. lie; limb1rger; No. 2, &C:
E LIVE POULTRT-Turkeys 12c; hens lie
ROSTERS. sc; ducks. young. SG09c; old, &c
geese, SC; springs h. 1914 @13c; broilers u tc
2 lbs 13c
DRESSED MEATs-yeal, fancy. lb. 71ac fab
to good 6@7c; small or overweight 3@5c
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CATTLEMEN DIsGUsTED
TURNING Rack RANGE CATTLE FROM
+.

TURNING RACK RANGE CATTLE FROM a
POOR MARKET.
Many stockmen In the northwest are thoroly
disguised with the way the cattle market is be-
having and are preparing to turn back their
stock into the range. Most Of them can DO this
has been in years and winter hay win be. more
abundant and cheaper. The low prices last year
ing for a good market this season, but 1t looks
now as If prices would be down to abb about the
will have to liqufdate their CATTLE and SO it Is
quite certain that receipts will be exceptionally
heavy the balance Of the year.
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Provisions, Live Stock, Etc.
Receipts-Cattle, 100; hogs 1000.
I Hncs-ac lower Sales. az Oan lhs AZ Tx.

q Hs s' e ieTsS saIss lbs ssis
81 seeyes 4s sss esw. and n sas
500 lbs bessS and az a2e lbs
stockers, 76o lbs, $2.75; s stockers 500 lbs, So
6 stockers o2o lbs, $S,25; yearlings $50 lbs,
s sio lbs, So g - s1''0' Z seaf4f1ss'
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Aug 27.-cattle--
steers, $5.50@6l0; poor to medium, S3,6O@5;
stsssess and fesdsrs sa@s
caves asss Tssas fea st sss
s25oos So :., western e, steers Y so@s 4
S4.s5@5.l5; light, s5.soa5.so; bulk Of sales
sheep-Receipts. 1000; sheep steady; lambs
strong; good to choice wethers, $s.5o@4. 25; fair
to choice mixed $3G3.75; western sheep. 3d. 80
81. as. 80.
tle-Receipts, 50O market steady; native steers
$3.75&l5.eo; COWS and heifers $3@4.lo; calves
III Gogs.Receipts, $500; market shade stronger
light, s. a5@5.ao; pigs, s4.5o@5; bulk Of sales
po SheepIRece,nt 300 narret ,heen
81. 5O@365; lambs, $4@5.40.
), KANSAS CITY LIVE sTook, Aug s7.-cat
ket unchanged; n5tive steers, ss.75M6; natiy.
cows and heifers, $150@4.75; caSes $2G5.
.Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady; bull
@5.45.
Sheep-Receipts. none; market nominal,
steady; muttons, S3.25@4; lambs, $495.75.
ST, LOUIS L1oE STOCK, Aug. 27.-cattle-
steady beet steers It ss5o5s6: cows and heif
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady to shad
higher; pigs and lights $5@5. so; butchers an
best theayy, $5.5O05.S0. III
Sheep-None on sale. 1.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota
| Transfer, st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 27.-Barrett 4
Zimmerman report fair sales for the; day witt
The demand is mostly for general purpose horses
Values: Drafters, extra s165 to 5000; drafters
choice, $140 to $175; drafters, common to good
farm mares, choice, $115 to $3.50; farm mares
common to good, $S5 to $11O
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Ka1Ir0ads entering the yards reported receipte
for the day by roads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul q
minneapolis & St. Louis. l.; Chicago, st. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha, 6; Great Northern Ia
Northern Pacific 81 Chicago Rock Island & Pa
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Prices fully steady. Receipts fair. Quality
1em to than p9x
to choice light and medium weight hogs are
quotable from $685. to $5.45 fair light mixed and
good heavies from 1915 to $685. and common
Hogs-$7. 1se lbs, s5.45; A, 1856 lbs, $3.50:
SO, 1876 lbs. $40; II, 2o4 lbs $685.: 65. PAL
rs lbs 81 Sos 0s Is sS 81 sd u.s.
lbs SIS; 30 $40 lbs, $500.
Roughs-9 314 lbs. 81. 70; /, 40 lbs $3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts composed almost entirely
thru. Market dull and no change in prices
from Friday. Grass steers generally 15c to 25c
lower for the week. Butchers COW stuff about
1Oc lower Bulls shade lower than last week s
shade lower. stockers and feeders fully 10
to 15c under a week ago. Good mich cows
firm. Others steady.
$2,75.
butcher Cows and Heifers--2 se5 lbs, SO; 2.
$50 lbs, $275; l, 1,o1o lbs, $3.50; 2, 100 lbs,
Cutters and Gamers, 1,15o lbs, 81; 1, $50
Veal Calves-1. 10 lbs, $5.25: /, $50 lbs, So;
l. $50 lbs, 1925; 1, 100 lbs, SO.
Stock and Feeding Steers-5, 90S lbs, $3.50;
l. TO lbs, So.
Mich Cows and springers-1 COW, calf, $40;
COW L calf, $40; cow, / calf, $50.
Sheep-Receipts moderate. Prices steady with
Friday. Mutton sheep mostly 10c higher for the
and feeding sheep III gooS request arsast weeks
prices. No sales had been made at a late hour
Among the shippers on the market were: Elk
~ D.; o. C. Cato Fallon, Mont: Norris Bros
Marion n. D., J. Gibson, Wibaux; ". Katten.
". Ferguson Kersllaw. Mont.
.,,mx, r1y,, enor,, -
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HIDES, PELTs, FURs, WOOL

WESTERN HIDE AND FUR COMPANY:
Hide prices are unchanged. There is little
s tia much less than dealers are willing 70
Tallow is quiet; receipts increasing some.
Prices may ease off little:
quotations.
Sheep pelts and wool quiet at unchanged
prices
Green salted heavy steer hides....... 81 s1S
Green sailed bull hides ............. RI 6h
Green sailed light hides ............. 9X sM
Green sailed veal Kip .;:..........e1 a
Green sailed deacons, each .........45 ass
Green sailed long haired kip ......7 81
Green sailed branded, lie per lib less than free
I of brands -G@ = /
Green sailed horse or mule hides
Green sailed horse or mule hides so. 80
Green sala sated horse or mule hides S'o i'o
small ...,.... 80 s. ............. Ito LOO
Dry flint mt, Montana Ysss s;,. Oregon &c Washing
Mo 50h and buis and fallen hides I
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota, Wiscon-
Dry sin ina e eanish a9A
Green sailed, peits, large to, small.
Dry seG aint territorial psts ii @hi 10
Tallow, in cakes Observation-Disclosures. Az 81
| Grease, light ....... .......... 3H & 3
| Minnesota WOOL
| Wool, medium unwashed ............19 @21
Wool, fOaEse ~: -. 70 az
Wool. fine, :unyashed ELECTROMAGNETIC @a6
Feathers, goose ..l.t...::. 40 @45
Feathers. duck .. 49, ...................3O GAO
Eeathers. chicken ..............t..... ~ M AZ
Feathers, turkey SIG 4
Dry ginseng root =. so
| Green, for planting *. ............ 1926
Seneca root, dry per lb ............ SAG 90
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HtSuIC. OF ClHSS = rHCeS .IO1IOWS.
Wanderer Of Write Bear got championship
with 300 points: Manawa Of Council Bluffs,
second. with 212.5; Klickitat Of Geneva and
Oshkosh, Jr.. are tied for third. with 200 points
each; Butinski got 1925; Kewaydin, 1875; Picket,
62.5; Tiger, 25.
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FOR sEAWANHAKA CUP
Oshkosh Yacht Club Challenges the
Royal St. Lawrence Club.

Montreal, Aug. 27.-The yacht club of Osh-
kosh has challenged the Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht club for the Seawanhaka cup.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-27

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Aug. 27.-Re-
AID Sioux City Live Stock
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Aug. q Butter, firm
Receipts 4.572 lbs. State dairy. common to
extra, 12@171ac Cheese, easy, unchanged. Re
ceipts, 4,ST6 lbs. Eggs, firm, unchanged. Re.
ceiDtS S,161 GoZ,
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Aug. 81.
Sugar. raw firm; fair refining, 11-16c; cen
trifugal 96-test 4Ac; molasses sugar 3 T-16c;
refined firm crushed, 5000; powdered, 5.3oc;
graduated 5.20c.
Coffee firm; No Z Rio, Sssc.
Molasses firm; New Orleans, 31@37c.
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Totals ............. 475
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The following table shows the receipts thus
period in 1903:
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Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep Cars.
lso4... 123, 525- "a, 626 5s7 651 1928 6lO 1880
19Os.....> 110, 71o 31,967 46e01O 245,537 H. 800
me-. 1855 ...::. 1911 GAL 1908 1884
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Der Sammelplab naer Deut.
ihen - ShUlB Salppn. Nlamu,
Blasa.
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aOfadeu in iapauiiber se~leudatans.

ueber bic ruIfif9sn &ofadsn bat etn
japdntfher Sffi5ier unldngft bas fol-
ssHbs urt6eiI gefGnt: Die RofaGen Nnb
perfhieben DON alien @Sltern, bic t9 ie
sffeben babe. Sie fibren mebr Elm
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6anturbehorbe. go lsbsn iie bort, no
lie gerabe fab. Aud, lpegsn ap9tns
ober irseHb ether 3ubereitung t6rer
Spetfen MAIDEN tie iid tsine @oree,
Menu iie ein 9ubn betommen f1unen,
70 tDbten tie es unb ehsn es rob auf.
Wenn ite bunsrte finb, eifen fis Bergen
gum srDbha Gfsl Der 8prsauer, bic
bod ielbft ni9t tpdblsrifd In i6rsu
spstfen iinb. Selbit penn ie In Orts
fdaften itessa. 3ieben fis ein auartter
unter freiem 9inmel ppr. Sic t15nnen
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ftnb Hi9t lst6t 81 fansen, Das Msu.
Bere ibrer pferbe unterf9tibet it9 nee
mtg bon benz ber unferen, 4ber man
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uup i9neaer fprttommen ala bic uufef
rem. ste Rofaden ftnb peit babon ents
fsrut, mutbt9 gu fsin, Das baden iie
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blieben iie 3pei Stunbsn lang untbdtts,
pbsleid fe tpuBten, bab mir, bic Sapar
rer, In Der Mtnberaa6l paren. Als
aniere Snfdntsrie fam, nabmen fe
f9leunisit ReiBaus. 81 1T Sbatfa9e,
bab Qeutndnt aamamura NIT 20 iapae
nifdeu aapallertften 80 3oiuden atpsi
Stunben lang tn 5ha9 belt. Bel
etnem 8reffen BET patAsns mohten lie
es ebenfp.
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9n Der ,,IlfaS 1ttter- Aftrf.0
4nf8abe hes Bureaus n,b eisenarttse gdlat.
pbiette I'm Vpftntute vi

p"leAts tW PuHHtnteum.
SroB Der sroBen Sinbiefeit, pelde
bic bierldnbif6en poitbeamten BEL Der
Iuffu9ung BON 8rtef& uno padetz
empfdngern gemeinbin betunben, tperz
ben mod td9li4 iiber 10000 folder
S%enbungen ais unbeitelbar an bic
n0eab Setter Office" in WaI6tnoton,
.. g., etngeliefert. Me6r als 100
Glerts iinb bier bamit bsf9Gfttgt, BITE
llmi4ldge Der 8rtefe unb Yadete dufz
3ureiBen. UNI aus benz sSn6olte unb
ben unterf4riften Der S9reiben ben
Qbfenber ober @mpfdn9er au ermttteln.
Qber ni9t INNER TIT eB n6tbte, tn bic
9ebetmnt1e biefer Senbungen etn8rs
oriu9en. Wdbrenb 3. 9. I'm bergdr1@
genen Sabre In Der ~0eob Better Ofs
flee" runb $500, 900 8rtefe unb 0ddete
geoffnet nurben, %tonnten 100000
ben 4%bfenbern uner0ffnet pteber Aus
gefte1lt tperben; bterpon entfielen aQein
100000 Senbungen auf bos 4u8tdnb.
8on ben 8rtefen unb padettnbal>
ten, bic ni9t retlamtrt ipurben pber
beren Nbfenber unb gmpfGnger ni6t
gu ermtttelu lporen, limb etne Mnaqbl,
Ano 5par iQlde bon turtpfer 4rt, i'm
poitmufeum ausseiteat, pa fiebt man
sund9it 3ablrei9e photographer bon
Solbaten. bes Serneren eine S0uens
ma 4ine, etne Onnamitbombe, @es
tpebrfuseln, 9ttletts, Seitenpaffen DON
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treten. Mtt @ronen erbltdt ber Be-
fuder ftns alapperfhlange, sine gsz
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4rotobile. 8eredtistes SntereTe err
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etnfa4en &dmme bts gu stner 0nne
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feum bes Serneren in Eaf9snubren.
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fei, Sbeel0ffeIH, gor5euantahsn, einem
feinen DamensS onnenf4trm, gsIbfias
f6sn, Sdgen, RaiirmeHern, @9eeren
unb Muitttnftrumenten psrf6iebener
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bonn prtmtttpen 8aguerreotpp bts Sur
mobernten photographic In GROCER
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ben, lit felbftberftdnbliG.
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benz Mufeum tit eth 9rstt bon bret
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biiqts Brett entbdtt cine Qiebesbote
fddft. Did Der Qbfsnber, ma6t
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tDesen hires laneen S9peisens. 9attts
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bedt," unb es nurbe ibr bebeutet, baB
lbrer gesen bic @ntri6tung zines gr>
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@s~rtpenbung beige. So blieb bas
r~spertboels" Document Gigentbum
Snfei Cams.
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Oor 100 Jo6rel,.
Sas iransafi6e Militarianitats~eien
umter Wapufepn I.

Der Batter DER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@tanset = See aIutbuIan5pasem 9te
gdtladt bel @glaa-&obe eolbatea-@ssas
aAs,S exn,,{4X ~ aAAe~ks, A I%.s4to
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Die Gitrone.
IN Der Werfommlung Der Mttgliebsr
elmer grcBsn 4~raatenfaFe In Dreiburs,
Rdbsn, fpurbe jingit Elm beiteres gtuds
DEN erSSbIt. gfnem Mttgfiebe Der
@dHs tper Don sinem @rsts, Der BITE
.ndtItts1en 6stifottorsn" germ bepor.
suet. elm Dussnb gitronen Derf9rieben
tDorbeu. Die RnFe psrpaserte bic Mbs
fsnspdung bssfss Rssepts; Gitronen,
inetHts man, tstsn sein SeilmitteI. OAR
duf stng btr patient sur, @rste suriid
trb bat ibn, I'M bss llebkn Grtebens
fDsIen BITE WorfHrift auf latsinif4 su
se5en. Dos gef6ab-unb fe6e ba:
gegsn bic ginretbun9 bon Citrus
medica In bic ~anertannte S9aar Der
8eilmittel purbe ni4ts msbr einsetpsns
bet. QoffentltH TT Der Mann auF bies
fen urntpegen esfnnb ~geporben,
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r.
Jn maihsngtoH. .. g., bsstngem llrs
ban Geier unb feins g4peftsr, Srau
katherine Sotparb. iuabrf4einli9 baB
Gltejts tn ben Der. Staaten lebenbe
8ps1tnespaar, ibrsn 85. @ebnrtstds.
Dos 3pi0iusspdar TT In 8aben ges
bosen. Die S6tpsftsr fam pDr 80 Sab
rsn mad ben Der. Staaten unb Der
8ruber fpigts stpa ssbu Sabre fpdtsr.
Geer bal 8 &tnber, IL @nier unb s
l%lrentef; bic S9Dejtsr srfreut fit
etuer Ru4tommsuf9aft DON 7 Rinbern,
Is @nteln unb l IIrenfelttnb. Die
Subilare finb 8etbe bertpttttpst.
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5 n Il n a perben bic BON ben
4rjitlit9en Miiiipnssefeaidaften al
BITE GtngsbOrenen geferDeten 8ibeln oft
bon ben &atten DDHig qufgefreNen.
Dteie 0ager iberI9pemnten bas Cana
tn un9ebeuren S9oaren uno per5e6ren
isbes Bud beHep tie 6a66aft perben
tonuen. Nus bieiem @runbe sr6aIten
Die fir Uganda beitimmten 8ibeln ieBt
stnen Gtnbanb aus WsiBble9, Der lie
glet45ettig Dor benz Wurmfrabe i6tiBt.
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gDenn ARE @nnne nnf6not B

Wenn Die Spnne anfdnpt bic
Oberitahe Der @roe au erbiben, aiebt
e8 eeuug sSeuhtiafeit in Der Quft,
Ibeumatismus 81 ueruriahen. @8
1T oas bette ct. SatDbs Del gu ee.
braufen, pelhes itets wivfIam beitt.
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DON aapaHsrtsgattun n.
gen sibt ss TN beutfdeu 5sers RAs
raffiere, DrasOner, 9ufaren, ulanen,
Gbendurlegers (8aptru), Garabtuters
(Su&fen) unb S6nere Better (8dpern
unb Sa4fen).
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Bore : TOsmalin", t@imer &
Nmeno), balt, tpenn eS Wor9ens
alS 3abnz uno Muno : MafIer Qez
braubt miro, 86bne unb Munb
ndbrenb oes 9an5eu cages rein.
6. s. m DIT, 9ouitun. Terasf
3aent.
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Sn Der ruffif9en prps
@amara finben 100000
Perfcuen ibren uHterbalt auf p.ni9sr
dls brsi Mdtr 2anbes pro &opf.
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3elepboniert an Dds u MIdlt
bad5er fir iraeno meldye Nrt BON
Gopa,paiier. VD. 504.i
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GIANT SHIPS

The the maid
White
larger than other
pie
When the built
duplicated could
made profitable
While the greatest OF
before had rvalthe day
fast
The Baltic $4,000 1875 IS feet
Newtons
long between
81 feeta rather small the Baltic Indeed
been caed by modern steamships in point of though
preciousness
Like
speed
ngs Of the ship
comparative +.
The line has ships such the Cedric Celtic
There
the old evathan building
be truly said that the day Of giant ships hand.
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BRYAN'S EVIDENT PURPOSE

quite evident that William
himself dead politically speaking
Az the outset the presidential campaign Immediately following
the nomination candidates the public with
platform the Democratic
the ownership railways abolition
Just how the Democrats will this diversion by
Mr. Bryan time when all be
tered the of the candidates and platform adopted St
Louis Is question Bryan will probably
much discussion the file and that
will of the
What M Bryan evidently hopes is another chance lead the
hosts possible
his II the which
that will
the logical the ineta
Bile candidate for the presidency IN
Bryan is comparatively the old warriors Of the
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AGSSeIII|S I6llh1 !
g.:.s 8 ~
Mrs. Carter in "Dn Barry.

mfS. 0aitef III ''Ju barry.
Mrs. Leslie Carter will appear in
"Du Barry" at the Lyceum theater
Monday night, July %. BY arrange
ment with David Belasco, Manager
Schroeder is able to present this
great American artistic in her fare
well of "Du Barry" in this city.
Next year Mrs Carter is to have
a new play which David Belasco has
written for her After appearing
nearly 500 times in "Du Barry" Mrs
Carriers realization of the character
has become mellowed and finished.
so that she portrays the character
exactly as Mr.. Belasco had il pictured
in his mind at the time of writing
the play.
Mrs Carter will have the assist
ance of the same capable company
that has supported her for more than
two years in this play, and some Of
the members of the company have
been with her for many more years
Mrs. Carriers magnetic personality
and brilliant art illumine the role of
Du Barry as they never before have
any other role in which she has ap-
peared. The part of the heroine of
the Belasco play affords her untram-
meled opportunity for the exploita-
ton of her delightful comedy, her
fine, powerful emotional moments,
and a vein of tragic intensity that
the artistic has not before revealed
to her audiences. In "Du Barry" her
acting is comparable to the best eff
forts of Duse or Bernhard, and a
performance of undoubted power and
charm is the result
The sale of seats has been large
and a capacity audience is promised
next Monday night.
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Social and
Personal
Q Q Q Q . zee . o eoeoo0Ws

The Carnation club enjoyed a
pleasant launch party and dance at
Stones Landing last evening Dainty
refreshments We're served during the
evening.
Mrs. L. f. Gault returned last
week from a visit of several months
in the East.
Mrs. A. c. Fonda, Miss LuelIa
Fonda, Miss Ethel Fonda and Ar
thur Fonda, who are visiting Miss
Isabel Fonda at Gig Harbor spent
yesterday at the home of Mrs. e A.
Henderson.
Mrs. A. Mel. Hawks left this
morning for trip to- British Co
lumbia.
Mrs Henry B. Dewey, Miss White
and Miss Mitchell will spend several
weeks at Eastwood lodge.
Mrs Eames will leave tomorrow
for Spokane, where she will Join
her husband, Captain Eames, who
will be in command at the army
post there.
Miss Elizabeth Little, former
student at Whitworth college, left
for Chicago today.
John Rose has gone East for an
extended trip.
Yesterday afternoon the w. G. r.
Il. county executive committee met
at w. g. r. U. headquarters to plan
for the holding of the annual coun-
ty convention. Arrangements were
made to hold the convention in Buck
ley August 80 and 81 and Septem-
Der l. The program will be in charge
of Mrs. A. b. Moore, Mrs. T.. ]. Pam
nell and Mrs. A. r. Ridout.
Mrs. L. E. Bailey of Staten Island,
New York, will speak tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock in the w. c. r. u:
headquarters, tomorrow evening in
the Epworth church, Sunday morn
ing in Central Methodist church, and
Sunday evening in Fowler M. e.
church.
A pleasant social was held at the
home of Mrs. w A. Cunningham,
3612 Sixth avenue, yesterday after
noon and evening. Tables were
placed on the lawn and a game of
whist was enjoyed for several hours
A fish pond and several guessing
games added greatly to the amuse-
ment of the guests. During the aft
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MARINE GLINIPSES.
Tides for SATURDAY.

The Blue Funnel line steamship
StentOr arrived here this morning
The trip from Liverpool TO the Sound
was made in IS days, during which
time the boat encountered no bad
storms and had no delays other than
those occasioned by loading and dis
charging cargo at the ports she
touched A large cargo was brought
to Puget Sound TIE Stentor will
take on her entire cargo for the re
turn trip at the Oriental dock here.
A large shipment of steel rails for
Yokohama will make up the prin-
cipal part of her outgoing cargo. The
boat will leave port the last of mex,
week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-22
.ELKS DISCOVER
ELECTION FRAUD

CINCINNATI, July 22.-It was
discovered today that a number of
persons not entitled to admission
participated in the election of the
grand exalted ruler of the Elks.
Fraudulently substituted credentials
numbering about 20 were used. The
grand lodge met today and took ap-
propriate action on the death of Past
Grand Detwller.
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A Straubstad is building a gaso-
line launch for Campbell Bros, of
Seattle. 1t will be the largest gas
oline pleasure boat ever built in this
city. 1t is 40 feet long and has a
10-foot beam. A 20-horse power en-
CINE will prOpel the craft at speed
of about IL knots an hour. The
boat will be used in carrying pleas
ure parties from Seattle to other
points on the Sound.
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AMERICANS SHOT

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Consul
Kaiser at Mazatlan, Mexico, cables
the state department that two Ameri-
cans were shot down in their Of
fee in Aguas Caliempes Deavaca, this
state, by officials. The manager re-
quests prompt investigation.