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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
DEATH OF TIMOTHY DAILY
Retired Merchant Expires at Hot
Springs, Va.

Word was received hero this morning of
the death of Timothy d. DAILY, retired but
ter merchant of this city. last night at Ho;
Springs. Va. where no wen' a week ago
last Tuesday with his wife Mr.. DAILY was
sixty-nire years of age. and though a ma
tive OF Ireland. had lived in this city for
fifty years. He had not been in good health
previous to his departure. but his death
was unexpected Monday last he had
stroke Ia paralysis, and his condition con-
tinued ia be worse until the time Of his
death.
While ha was in business Mr.. Daily was
located at the Center Market. where he was
highly esteemed BY his business associates.
He retired from an active business life
about eleven years ago. and has since lived
ar his home. l410 Sth street northwest.
He leaves wife End six children. three
sons-J. d. DAILY, F. X. DAILY and J. 7.
Daly-and three daughters-Mrs. William
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
BUILDING INCREASED
JUNE RECORD IN PRINCIPAL
CITIES EXTRAORDINARY.
Interesting Statistics of Construction
People Building Homes - Absence
Of Labor Troubles Helpful.

CHICAGO. July 9.-According to the Con-
struction News. building in the principal
cities of the country during June showed
an extraordinary increase. compared with
the corresponding month year ago
Permits were taken out in the twenty
three principal cities for the construction of
ao2l buildings. involving a total cost of
SiI6p'oiS, against 6.412 buildings aggre-
gazing $26,5S5,226 in cost during June a
year ago. an increase of 800 buildings and
sl1.O44. SD in cost, or ~ per cent
One reason for the increase in activity
was absence of labor troubles in the build
ing trades.
Another cause was a change in the cur
rent OF investment; large volume of funds
which has in past years gone into invest
ment IN stocks and bonds having been di-
verted by unpleasant disclosures
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*Colorado' gave Mcclellan 1;
Minnesota, Towne and Gray I;
Nebraska, Gray 1; North Dakota,
Williams 8; Oregon, Mcclellan I
and Coler I; West Virginia, German
2; Oklahoma, Mcclellan 1; Della
ware gave Gray 6; Nebraska gave
Gray I; Massachusetts, gave Olney
81; Maine gave Olney 4; Oklahoma
and Nebraska each gave Olney l.;
Missouri gave Cockrell SO; Kansas
I; Minnesota I; Nebraska a; Wis
consin gave Wall 26; Nebraska gave
Wall 1; Kansas gave Miles 2; West
Virginia gave German 2 Nebraska
gave Pattison 4.
On the completion of the first bal
lot Parker received a total of 658
votes. Before the vote was an
nounced Idaho changed her six
votes, giving him 664 votes, and
West Virginia 3 votes, giving the
6O7 votes, or two-thirds, necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
HUGO ZIEMANN DEAD.
Former Steward at White House
Passes AWAY

Hugo Ziemann. for number of years en-
gagged in business in this city. and during
Cleveland's first administration steward at
the White House. died todiy at his resi-
dence. corner of 10Th and r streets north
west.
Mr. Ziemann came to this city from Chi
cCgo to accept the position in the Executive
Mansion and has since remained here har-
Ing conducted his own business at the lDc,L-
ton named The funeral VIII be held from
the residence Monday at > pm. but the
details have not Yet been arranged.
- Mr.. Iiemann was In his iiftieth year.
His Wife Mrs. Lizzie w. Ziemann. survives
him.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Louis c. Wilson. private secretary
to Commissioned Wfest. and Mr.. Livingston
S. Johnson. one of'the assistant secretaries
to the board ~ Commissioners left Wash
ington today for Atlantic City. where they
will spend weeks vacation.
Rabbi Simon of tfis city has been invited
to deliver the principal address at the
ceremonies attending the dedication of
New Seaside Home at Ventnor. N. j.. Sun
day morning. july 10. 1t is understood
he will accept.
Mr.. Hubert Snow left this morning for
New York to accept position with a law
firm in that city. io'
Prosecutor Alex. R. Mullowny of the
United States Sbrahch OF the Police Court
left yesterday for Asbury Park. where he
will spend his vacation of several weeks.
During his absence Assistant United States
Attorney Ralph Given Will attend to the
prosecution of cases in the Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
JUDGE GRAY PLEASED.
Was Pleasantly Impressed on His
Meeting Parker.

WILMINGTON. Del. July 9.-Judge
George Gray, who was placed in nomination
for President at the ST. Louis convention Is
pleased with the nomination of Judge
Parker.
THE nomination of Judge Parker" said
Judge Gray today. is one with which
every democrat should feel satifed. safe.
hopeful and In line with the best tradi-
ton of the party.
Il had the pleasure of meeting Judge
Parker on a steamer while coming from
Europe in 1895 and the impression he left
very pleasant one as that of
a quiet dignified brainy man."
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Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets
Baltimore Markets.
Special DisDatch to The sEyeninc Star

Special DisDatch to The sEveninC Star
BALTIMORE. Nd. July 9.-FIOUR-Quiet IN
changed: receipts. ), 800 barrels.
WHEAT-Steady at decline; spot. contract. s4s,a
Sis spot. No red western, s4i.as4s: Jnly. s49ta
s4ts: August, S4AsS5: September 85I. aS5E steam
er No. red, sou asOS: receipts. - 900 bushels
southern by sample, 65as3; southern grade. T6a
So.
CORN-Dull and lower; spot. 52a52h; July. 52a
52b; August. a2Iaa52s September. 53taa3L.
steamer mixed, 49a4yLs receipts, 17055 bushels;
southern white corn. 5Oa5s; southern yellow corn
50a56.
OATS-Firm. more inquiry: No. white. 45Isai6;
No mixed 43ta: receipts. @ $50 bushels
RYE-Dull: uptown. No. 2 western 74aI5
HAY-Steady. unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Steady, unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady; fancy initiation, l9a2o fancy
creamery. 24a25; fancy ladle I3a14; store packed
Hale.
EtitiS-Firm. 17a17I.
CHEESE Steady; large. 9asM: medium. sIsa9s,
small 10a10L.
SUGAR-Strong: coarse granulated $40: fine
80
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out the suggestions previously reported OF
electing a temporary chairman until Judge
Parker can be consulted on permanent
chairman. James X. Jones will probably be
reelected temporary chairman.
Dockery to Be Presented.
Missouri held meeting this morning and
decided to present Gov Dockery's name
for the vice presidency, Notwithstanding
the protest of Folk
Indiana met this morning and decided not
to present a candidate for vice president.
The money question Is expected to come
up in the vice presidential issue. On &C
count of the omission of the financial plank
the gold democrats urge the nomination OF
a pronounced gold man.
Up to noon today all efforts to locate a
John r. Mclean boom were futile. 1t Is not
known here whether he will allow his name
to be used or not. ~,
At any rate he would have to contest with
Harmon. as Harmon Ia rayidly growing IN
favor.
Eastern Delegates Scared.
Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer's paper, the st. Louis
post-Dispatch. In an extra edition this
morning reprinted the New York World s
editorial and extracts from the democratic
press of the east. severely criticising the
Platforms omission of the gold plank.
This has scared the eastern delegates
pretty badly and at this hour New York IS
talking about Mr.. Gray Of Delaware as a
gold balance wheel for the ticket
a report which l cannot verify says Ina. Ina,
Mr. Mclean is a receptive candidate. l had
been told on good authority hitherto that
he would not run with Parker. The same
report says that Harmon does not want IL.
Leaders Confer on the Vice Presidency
Hill and Sheehan Of New York. Taggart
of Indiana. Stone of Missouri. Gufrey or
PENNSYLVANIA and Eckels Of Illinois went
into conference on the Vice President
soon after noon.
Field Declines Absolutely.
Marshall Field declined the vice presi-
dency absolutely at noon. James II. Eek
els of the Illinois delegation. said at this
moment it looks like Harmon of Ohio for
Vice President
The name of Henry G. Davis Of West Viz
ginia has been presented to the conference
N. 0. NJ.
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Dies From Injuries.

Arthur Brown, the colored boy VINO
met with such a frighful accident In the
brick yard near Chesapeake junction
Thursday morning, as published in Thurs
DAYS Star, died at the Casualty Hospital
this morning. His arm was pulled from
its socket and the flesh torn from his
body The accident occurred In Maryland
but 1t is not likely that the Prince Georges
county authorities will hold an inquest.
The boys parents. who live in South
Washington, will take his body for burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
Naval Movements.

The cruiser Denver has left Philadelphia
for Galveston to receive silver service
set presented to that vessel by the citizens
Of Denver.
The cruiser Atlanta and the gunboats
Marietta and Castine of the South Atlantic
squadron. left Teneriffe this morning for
Las Palmas, Canaries.
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To Clear Street Crossings.

At the request IF Curator VIM. III. Dali
of the National Museum, and upon The
recommends ton of Mr.. w. c. Haskell.
sealer of weights and measures. the Com
missoners will ISSUE an order directing the
market master to keep clear of occupants
a space ten feet Wide on both sides of the
crossings -on b street between eth and 18th
streets northwest. in order that pedestrians
may pass In and out OF the Smithsonian
grounds without interference. Ii Is stated
that the entrances to the grounds have
been blocked with hucksters and their
wagons
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MR.. HARRITY's REGRET.
Deplores Absence Of Gold Plank From
the Platform.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-ln speaking
Of the nomination of Judge Parker today
former Democratic National Chairman
VIM. F. Harrity said: Judge Parker.
whose nomination has been clearly fore
Swallowed for several weeks past. will
make a strong candidate. He is made Of
excellent presidential timber. and I be-
lieve his strength will become more ap-
parent and will increase as the campaign
progresses. The omission of gold
standard resolution from the platform is
to be regretted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
Charge Of Larceny.

Mrs. Lizzie Adams. living at 625 II street
northwest. was arrested this morning by
Detectives O'Brien and Parham and held
to answer charge Of larceny 1t is alleged
that a package containing two pairs of
shoes was left at her house by mistake.
She denied that the shoes were left there.
The package in question was intended to
be left at the same number and street Of
the defendants address. but in a different
section OF the city. Mrs. Adams was taken
to the house of detention to be held for a
hearing in the Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
Moving Back Ito Homes.
Special School Exercises.

Special exercises have been arranged for
tomorrow afternoon at Galbraith Sunday
school. 9Th street between l. and N streets
northwest. The program will begin at 3
O'Clock and will include an address by
Prof. Atkins of Livingston College. Mr..
8. ]. Jenifer Is superintendent Of the Sum
day school and A. f. Wells secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
A New Side Track to Parker's.

NEW YORK. July "a side track to the
home of Judge Alton B. Parker. at Esopus,
n. Y, was ordered constructed today by the
West Shore railroad for the Increased bust
ness AT that point anticipated because of
the judges nomination for the presidency
by the democratic national convention.
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cans so that the state would he safer with
out than with him on the ticket.
Eastern men are mentioned. but the feel
ing is quite general that a western man
should take the second place on the ticket.
Were Il not for the fact that John Sharp
Williams of Mississippi is geogra phic;illy
ut fault there is little doubt that he would
larry of second place easily. DoCkery of
Missouri is also weakened by being in a
democratic stronghold.
c. E. X
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Downtown Temperature.

The temperature registered today by AZ
flecks standard thermometer was as fol-
lows: Q am. 81; II noon, SO: 2 pm, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers, 14l9 F St. members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade
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HARMoN's GOOD WISHES.
Hopes That Parker Will Lead to Vic
tory.

CINCINNATI. July 9.-The first thing
Judge Harmon did today on getting to his
downtown office was to send the following
Dispatch
Hon. Alton B. Parker.
"Esopus. n. Y.
May you add to the honor just done you
the distinction of leading a united party to
enduring success.
(SignedD 'JJrDSON HARMON"
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Launch Of the Connecticut.
1t Is expected that the 10000 ton battle
ship Connecticut. which Is being construct
ed at the navy yard. New York. VIII be
ready for laNnchtng September -.
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BONA EIDE CIRCULATION.

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Today's Government Receipts.

@y wv HHAhHS1Ae ~ScSc1PtS'
National bank notes received today for
redemption. s705.022: government receipts.
from internal revenue. $3.50. 100: customs.
1886. 100; miscellaneous, s64.O67; exyendi-
lures, <05S, 900.
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A COUP THAT FAILED
Continued from First Page3

out the suggestions previously reported of
electing a temporary chairman until Judge
Parker can be consulted permanent
chairman. James X Jones will probably be
reelected temporary chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
IRISH LAD
I'M 4 WINK
He Was Never in Danger OF
Losing Metropolitan liandi-
cap

NV YORK. Nay & Irish Lad
won the thirteenth running ef the
Mctfopaliau handicap ever the
W1thcrs mite at MORRIS park yeatsr-
DAY At top Weisht he WaH The faN=
orite IN the heftns from the start
He taek the lead IN the first hundred
yards and was never in danger Al
any stage uf the race. WinHiHs easily
hy two lengths. With TohaHEan Hss=
ond and neIdame thlr3 by a nose.
Damon vas far in the lead Al The
start bat Irish lad had him ~ tAn
lengths lu am Instant At the SIX
tesnth pole an accident occurred
that mIEht have been serious. Lord
Badge. with Cormnek ~. and hsaE-
uy backed for Second place. waa Welt
away from thu post aud swinging
along near the outer rail. when tHHlz
danr. with BRENNAN M haltea from
I the middle 81 the bunch toward the
/ fence ard struck isard UadEH send
I ing N horse down On his side.
Csarluaek WIS thrown head AaftE
/ from the saddle and roiiea over aud
ever IA the dust hat set up uuin.
iured. Lord Hadke Waa not hurt
At the turn Irish Lad slowed down
a trlne az though he knew be had
cinch. but Shaw WaH taking 20
/ chances. and rut him thFoush ia the
/ finish. winning ~ Two lsnsthH
The race 20 the winner Was worth
ST. zoo s. Noa In the second and = eea
20 the third horse. Flfst betting was
8 70 against Iriah Lad but he4yY
backing sent fhn price down g -
III. Attendance. ss.ooa Track perfect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
SHORT SPORTS
Harvard meets Yale at tennis May

Harvard meets Yale at tennis May
n.
Walter Bergen. EcullinE champion
Of ireland, win compete az the Pco-
pies regatta IN Philadelphia, July &
Youthful writer's employed on Chi
cano papers are comparing Chance.
f1vars. Tinker ana casey 10 Arson q
old atonoWali infioid.-Anaou. Prefer.
Williamson ana Burns.
Clark Griffith'n tfiRhlandora aro
mighty popular at home this sprinp
pugilistlo writer's claim that Non.
ny Yanger Is drifting towards Has-
baonville.
Joe captiilon n already siguipg nm,
players for a trip to the coast merit
fall. '''N'
After losing the first "a gamoa Of
the season tho Senators. IN tbs
American league. caught tho New
forks asleep and won n game
Whats that they say about isP
Spokane and Boise are tied for
I''.s play 49, Salt Lake ana Butte
for iast IA the Paoifn NsfionsI
league, and there are only ssoyr
Cams IN the l~eus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

THE saOTIH County Sunday school
association will hold itB picnic on Hat
uHaaY at Aautln Park. AHatin. Ad-
drsasaa viii be made ia the mnrning
ard la the afternoon tho committees
viii report
SEVERAL HUNDRED logs. belong
lua 10 n buckley. were released ~ a
boom break at GhmaH on Tuesday, and
flHufHd down tho river A largo NUM-
hsf Of the logs we're captured al Van.
eouFer THESE will bo towed back 90
their aNnef
THE PACIFIC AMERICAN TAR
company 81 iieliinRham IL al work diH-
tiiiins turpeutine to fill government
order. a LIS consignment has Just
been shipped 60 Moran lifna. ~ seattle
for ice un the buttisahip Nebraska.
nv J " HOOD - Minnesota has
written that be will accept the call 81
/ the First Preahy church n
/ CiarhHuu. ard that ho will appear IN
the pulpit sunday.
TIE CAPITAL STOCK Of tho Muk-
/ lilsn Lumbar company has been in.
/ creased fram 10000 q $4,000 The
Old atoehhaldsra vii absorb all tue
new stock.
WORK az THE NEW seven mile
railroad frum ceutraiia 60 me timber
lands 81 the Eastern Railway a ium
tsf company sill commence within Tho
| nekt thirty days and. according 20
contract must be completed Within d
year. Coal mining viii be opened up
aH the timber lands when this road II
completed.
THE BRANDON Electric Power
company g. 60 darn has been v ash "a
away uY floods on the Saskatchewan
river. The power house and pumping
station are Ia danger. also.
THE FIHEr SHIPMENT % straw
berries ffam the Aiituu- isreewnt@f dis-
trtnt ~iil be made May -. The crop
viii be heavy.
THE STATE CONFERENCE Of the
fseanaellral church meets ~ Hosalia
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
CT. I0UNG WAKES
4 NEW RECORD

~ YuunRn feat In yesterdays
game with the Athietics In the
American league has never b~~n
duplicated tn the history 81 major
lea Euc baseball
The veteran twtrier who hBH been
In the game and pitched every year
since isei. seems 20 be getting bet
ter every year. Tor yesterday Ne
shut out Cannie MRcka ~rlugEcra
without a niEu 81 q hit re ava not
gies man n base on Rails NOR hit
q batter Ca the Stats. Supported by
superb fielding % his teammates.
not ono ~ the phiia aeiphias reached
first haHe. Only p men faclng The
mighty cyrus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
KANSAS x. OF p. RALLY

TOPEKA. Kan. May e.s-Ths an
nual grand fuiiY of tho knights Of
Pythias - Kansas began In Topeka
today and many hptria and other
buildings IN the downtopn district
are gay with fiasn and X n T. EN-
blrna in honor ST the visitors Near
~ every large elIy In the state Il
represented. pulihR to-day and to-
morrow at least i.a00 candidates viii
receive the page rank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
Fight VIII D. Bi,,.r

Those who persist IN closing theii
ears against the continual recon-.
Iuendntion % Or Kings New Die.
covory Tor Consumption VIII have q
long and hitler fight with theil
troubles. N not ended earlier b
fatal termination. Read what T X
Heau OF Benll. Miss has 70 say
Last fnll my wife had every aymp.
tom ~ consumption. She took Or
Kinga New Discovery after every
thing else had failed. Improvement
came al once and -four bottles On.
tirely cured her" Guaranteed b
q. o. GUY. ino.. druggist, Second
avenue and Yesler. Price Doe an
~ 90. Trial bottles free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
A LANCE ANA Of land IN whA


TIVE years ago Chas. Baker came
from ~ Paul. ana after paying as
month rent for a year came 20
the realization that hs was throw
lag money away. 30 Just one year
40 Ne bought LOT az Rainier Beach
aad had Mr sturtevaut build him a
sHaaii cottage. today be gets his deed
ard II forever free from landlords.
lie las nice flower. fruit and vegr-
table garden. nad hia wifs and chill
Hrra are happy Rainier Beach 10
really the hnmehuildefH' paradise
Huneredn % sensible people are
aeaiiiuF themselves Of the easy
terms offered by Mf. sturtovnnt "a
families who want 20 get aNy from
TIE rent habit. 's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06

PiTTsBJRG gam Lever may not
pitch game this reason. Even 20 be
viii draw full pas Tor the time be-
spends On the bench iu recognition -
the wonderful work Dc did Tor tho
three time champions ~ the National
league last reaa1u. prrrfuaa ~ tho
authority for this statement, ard the
ahrewd lttln pilot ~ PiratirnI victories
never goes back uu his word lis
Treatment - chief thinner tho old
var horse. who stuck ao faithfully 20
the cid lr8Kur o. Hu example ~ the
way he looks out FOR Che faithful
Levers work laat year was pho
bamaual fits greatest arhlevrm nt
was his thIrtg-f.fe innings without a
ran being chalked up against him. In
tn uoraiaR game q Decoration day.
iba. a r4n eas made OF Lever by
Cincinnati Then be commenced his
record breaking stunt 20 pitching %
innings worth ~ goose eggs.
Just what ails tha wizard arm n n
mystery n may come around an right
when the warm weather sets On. and
II tt does the champions Will be %
much 10 the good just now II looks
81 r. they would be weaker In the
pitching department. than FOR years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
In the World of Sports
ROW In tn {
KENNEL CLUB

A faction Of the seattleI 1senuel
club. headed by J. A peehlsA and 7.
w Gilbert, last night. at a called
moctlng. attempted - dialiahd the
club and rcorEunikc. l.eaH than
dozen Of the older members. II tha
club were present and II Is ehareed
th1t under the prrtauae ofsuasaih.
bling members to hear a fapoft on
the recent bench show. the uae
members put Through - reAplut iou
Go transfer funds OF the ehtl "a u
new organization
i'reaidaut HlplnKer. = 1le4elz
shcimor aud g a. Ynndall veternn
members of the club. at aurss ACQUIRED
a restraining order IN the superior
court Go prevent any transfer of the
property until eharFea af fraud
which they Vii make. shall have
been heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
HARVARD PRINCETON DEBATE

CAMBRIDGE. Mas. May e.
The annual debate between repre-
southtifer Of Harvard and Prince
tom unlNefntina take place here to-
night Princeton has the affirna-
tive aud Harvard the negative side
~ the questions. Resolved. That
laws be passed compelling the man
hgvment - a business undertaking
which has secured control Of an IN
duHtry 90 sell ita products at reason
able rates without discrimination. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
CALIFORNIA; Resorts

Reached by southern Pacific CO :
famous Scenic Shasta Route Two
trains daily Fast tlHae. excellent
service 20 the most attractive re-
sorts on the continent Rates Eau
Francisco fzse4 flrnf eIass fsa g
second Descriptive literature and
full information. also tickets ard
rpssrvatious at sas First avenue. =.
D. Ellis. General Agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06

The Hpscial committees ~ the
chamber uf commefcs appointed 70
consider the question uf Fostering
ths smaller Industries ~ tie city
meets this afternoon o 6Iaensa the
situation and Ways aut means n
accomplishing tho objects for Witch
iI a. appointed.