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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

SOLFAx. Wash. Nov. iT-fhe
stew rt-Canutt scandal was brought
20 cad today. when A. I. Stew
art III ID a suit for SIS 900 damages
axaintt Joseph eanutt. recently 70.
elected sheriff Of Whitman county.
making sensational allegations in
volving canutt and stewart'a wife.
The complaint Il repleie With SEN
satious adding some to the story
made public the day before election.
when charges and counter charges
were made in lengthy affidavits and
newspaper articles.
Stewart Was formerly a deputy
sheriff under Canutt. and in his
complaint he alleges that the sher-
iff would send him off on alleged
business trips az the county'a ex-
penss. In order that be. Canutt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17
FR|GID WEATHER
STOPS HOSTIL|TlES
SOLDIERS ON sHAkHE RIVER DRIVEN INTO sHGLrsR or
oUoouTs The EXTREME COLD

MUkDEN. Nov. 1.-THE severe
cold has driven the soldiers on both
sides into their dugouta and put d
stop 10 artillery aud infantry fire.
Three days ago the japanese made
reconnaissance toward the eE-
tremo east and pushed back the
Russian cavalry a few miles as
though investigating the posalbill-
ties OF a thanking movement
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RATES NAMED

The Canadian Pacific Railroad
company has renewed its reduced
settlers rates ~ last season. They
will be In effect from March I 10
May Is and from September Is to
October 3 Of next year.
Following Is the schedule Of the
rates.
Prom Chicago 70 all North Pacific
coast points. $50. from Blooming
ton. NJ. $3.50. from Peoria. t8i:
from 81. Paul and Sioux city. SIS:
from St Louis. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

ST PETERSBURG. Nov. lit
Is reported that the japanese IN
tend 90 begin a forward movement
on November ~ In an attempt 70
break the center Of the Russian
formation ON the Shakhe river IL
is said tho japanese are collecting
a large force on the Russian eastern
front Scouts from that vicinity re-
port that the Iapanees hold all the
passes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17
GAS EXPLOSION
THREE STORY BUILDING WRECKED ONE MAN FATALLY IN.
JuREp AND SEVERAL OTHERS LESS SERIOUSLY HURT

ousiy. After the explosion I, was
found that several inmates OF the
house were partially overcome by
gas, which had flowed all night
from JET In the first parior
Bradley was passing down the
stairs when the gas was isnited by
bis cigar. The force OF the explo-
sion hurled him and the front Of
the building into the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

5OI-S; c. @. w. % IS. 24l-2.
Is IS: Eric, com. 80 IL. 3S l-2.
80 SIS; L. & N. 40 is. 1873. lao;
Man. 169 IA. 16T. les S-4; Met.
125 81. f24i-4. 125; Mo. Pac.,
los Sd. l07 IL, los "a: PEG. Gas.
i0a Ii. los Ia. 100; Penna.. 1871.
1876 rs. l97: n. Y. c.. 1876 1-2. 1856.
1S6 Ia: Rdg., 751-2. 74S-4. IS Ia:
r, /. -. So Is. Sc rs: St Paul.
t7f1-4. 172 10. 174, Sugar. 1853.
f47 81. 149: So. Pac.. IS Ia, SIS 5-S,
6S. r. c. l.. &c IS. 72 81. IS SIS;
Union Pae.. lis rs. i12 80. lis SIS:
L. S. Steel. com. q rs. rs "a.
81 81; L. S. Steel. pfd., IS, sc 5-S.
81 5-S.
Money closed . per cent.
Sales to noon. COS, 100.
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Treaty Signed
my serlres News Ass'n)

GENEVA. Switzerland. Nov IT,
The arbitration treaty between
Switzerland and Belgiu1 was signed
today. Similar trsnties between
Switzerland aud the United States.
Great Britain. France. Italy. Aus
tria= Hungary. Germany and Norway
will DO concluded shortly.
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sroEssuL WANTS ORDERS

ROME. Nov 1.-THE Chefoo "a
respondent Of the Italia MlIitalf.
wires that General Stosasal'a repds|
brought 10 Cbefoo by the destroyeI
Raisurupny states that since tH'
commencement 81 the siege 80 Ia
troopa and 10000 civilians In
died
The garrison IL using home 4,
powder. The troops are on h III
rationa. and civilians on quartz
raGiana
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IA
gas explosion almost completely
wrecked a three-story frame fiat
building AZ Washington and Leav~
enwurth streets this morning. prob
ably fatally iniuring y. II. Bradley,
whose cigar ignited the gas.
Many other occupants OF the
Building we're hurt. but none sori-
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MO B
STRIKE sYmPATHlzERs lE
DIG RIOT At CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Nov. i7.-The board
OF trade stopped business at noon 10
watch the attack on the wagons Of
the johnson chair company. which
was attempting 10 deliver chairs 10
the board OF trade building A mob
OF several thousand strike aympa-
thizcra surrounded tho wagons.
Miaslica were hurled from the
street az the non-union drivers. Po-
lice rclnfofcemonta finally succeed
cd tn exfricatlng the wagons from
the mob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

WASHINGTON. D. c. Nov. IL
Consul General Fowler. at Chefoo.
cables the state department that
the officers OF the torpedo boat
destroyer Rastoropny with their
arms and personal effects are now
al the Russian consulate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17
ALL READY

Tonight IL the night, The big
newsboya' ball viii be pulled off
tonight at the Auditorium Plug
Murray says for every one 10 get
busy and buy tickets and turn out
tonight prepared 10 win one 81 the
many fine prizes that viii be Of
fercd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17
JAPs PLAN ATTACK

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE New
chwang correspondent OF the Even
Ing Post wires that word has
reached there that tho japanese
have advanced across the frozen
shakhe river aud an Important eu-
gagemant il believed 10 be Inn
minent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Thames @.
Gilmore. the prominent and wealthy
clothing merchant whose death on
"Wednesday was said 10 have been
caused BY heart disease. IL now
known 20 have killed himself Merry
Gus proatration Is said 10 have been
the cause for the act
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Can Stop Vice in
Portland

dHY serlppa NeNa ASSN
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 1.-THE
court this morning refused % re
strain the police from destroying
saloon and restaurant boxes A
wholesale removal has been started.
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CAN HOLD OUT

~. PETERSBURG. Nov. IL
Whiie the details Of the dispatches
fetflved from stoeHsei are withheld.
military circles today express the
feiief that Port Arthur win be able
81 bold out until the arrival % the
NfTpud Pacific squadron. This con
ftisuce Il based on information con-
Vryrd by the destroyer Rastoropny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

General stoeasel contents himself
with stating the facts concerning
the situation. implying that he
awaits orders as 20 surrender or
continued resistance.
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NEW YORK sTocks.

Atch.. Sc 80. 81 Is. So 81, Anal.
Copper. St8-S. II IS. so IS: h, s
o. g7s-4. o.. % -; B. r. T.. 60 IL.
GSl-4. 6s IS. c. +. l.. AZ rs. IS as
473-4: Can Pac.. 1876. fS2 1-2.
1884; {. & O.. 80 3-S. ass.
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Faces Charges
oBy seripps News ASSN

HiT scrippa News Ass NJ
CHICAGO. III. Nov. i7-Captain
David H. Mulliken. company u,
TWENTY -seventh infantry. has re
turned 10 Fort sheridan 70 answer
the charge Of having deserted
wife in the Philippines and dupli-
eating the pay roll. His trial will
be held November - before a
rnmri martial
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Fish. Etc.

Holly. sslf-raisinE buekshsat. PEI
case. fi2s. Hclly cake and pastry
flour. per case. tfe0. pearl barley,
a5-lh boxes. per cwt. $3.50. pean
harley. ioo-th sacks. $500; split
pea~. SSH boxes. s5.oo. split peas
leo-lb boxes. tabo. popcorn. Per
ewt, 1ste
Haiibut ea74e per 10; salmon
trout i2tkc per 10 founders. fs
Ter n. anies. &C. Per 10 shrimps.
io9 isc per 10. smelts, scarce.
Groceries and Cereals.
Sugar. Golden &. ln sacks. sb.bsb.
Extra c. in sacks. 1856. powdered.
ft2b. huckwhent. per barrel. SEQ;
germ meal. los. per bale. &275 corn
meal. SOS. Per barrel. taco. yellow
cern meal. ie-. per bnie. s. 20. whitt
corn meal. 500. 81 90. rolled oats. per
barrel. C.Cc. s825s wheat flakes
box. rs lbs t22os Parma. per barrel
1850. Earina. lob SACKS. per bale.
$500. hominy, large. per barrel
Ss.be hominy. small. los. bale, $3.50.
IN barrels, 1e.ae. dry graduated IN
sacks. sGl5 cube. IN parrcI, Se.b5.
Flour. patent Dor barrel S475.
Crown saTb. Straight Per barrel
ttab. Gold Medal. se25. Minnesota
hard wheat. So Pillsbury. s75oHs:
Pinsbuy's Best. f725. standard Da-
kutn. ftT5 whole wheat nour. per
barrel, tt0e. graham. $3.50. graham
ioa. per bale. sai5. rye flour bos
per barrel fAT5. rye flour. ios. per
bale t2to. rye meal sos per barrel
tA26. huekN heat per barrel 500;
germ meal los. per bale. Sc IS. corn
meal. Cos. per barrel $500; yellow
corn meal. t0H. per bale. s. 90. white
A.
barrel CCC. t6c5. wheat flakes.
box rs lbs. s. 20. Furina. per barrel.
$3.50. FarInA. to-lh. sacks, per bale.
s. 90. hominv. larse. per barrel.
tt50 homiuy. small. Toe. bale. $3.50,
Holly. self raising huckWheat per
case. SA95. Holly cake md pastry
flour. per case No0. pearl barley.
t0a-Ih boves $3.50. popcorn. per
cut. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

That Happy Home Scene
A man with a good long night
shirt. He or his good wife bought
Il at L. n. Brooks s. Co, 1SS1 End
avenue.
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THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

(Thes= prices are TO any buyer IN
Quantities Prices on small purchase
sveraEo 20 per cent hiEher)
Provisions
Fresh Meat=-Cow beef. sa6xo pet
10 steer beef e. c. veal. Ia Toe ID
pork. Aiae n. mutton. s4GMe ID /.
spring lamb. 7e
Provisions Hams ibai6e 10;
breakfast bason. $50 T. ID. bellies.
fresh. lie ID.
Vegetables.
White River potatoes. fealsc per
III. Yakima potatoes. 5000 ton J..
carrots. 700 soc sack. cabbage. =
ere 10 raaishes. Toe dor punches
green onienA Ice per doH punches.
eueumbers. Gee dozen. native egg
plant. &c per 10 Hubbard squash.
ihr ID. ehuiiflawef. Gach. T5e let
tnce. tiHih0 crate. WhK beans. Sc.
string beans. co Sc. bects. SOC 4 81
per sack. turuips. Tie sack. ruta-
hhCoen. he sack green earn. fo1ige
dozen. celery. taG COO dozen: pnrs-
ley. $50 7oe dozen. sweet potatoes
iA0se Per ID.
Green Fruit etc.
AiVtsHs WeuAtfhees 4nrff 81 %
per box native cooking. GeU 7Bos
Gravsnsteips 5teatf2s Fer bon
crab apples. toa soc per box.
Valencia oranges. tto0Ia59 per
bon Lemons f2o0@7s0 per
han lila CELEBRITIES it16 per crate.
Persian dates. e1c "a. BananaH
i11ba z.2b bunch. Cantnioupes. YAK.
Ina. tfm las crate. ncWherries. 81
hon Wenatchee peaches tB8 gae
box - cot prunen. SEQ soc.
FrRres. N Washington. Ttc. Erspea
California. fiHies. cranberrfes.
- Der Dbl. bueticberries. T8sc 10
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Oats. $4,000 ssoe per an. barley.
sHsbe Per ton. wheat. lg6G3i ton:
chop. fz5coa2feo per ton. shortA
if1ao per ton. bran. t1Q.09 per ton.
ell meal. SAGE rer tor - W. tim.
othy. iik.ee pa ton. r. W. com
pressed fimoihr. tia07o ton: new
wheat hay. iis ooE 1899 per ton;
Puget Sound hay, sIi011 per ton
midiiinEs i2eeo per ton. cracked
corn. $500 per ton straw. sioo8
per ton Pehnuta Jumbo. SC. Al
lie
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pAKAR Africa. Nov. f7.-The
Russian second Pacific sauadroa
sailed this evening bound for the
far east.
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READY TO our

LONDON. Nov. f7.--Adviees from
Toxic state that General stoeaaei
and his forces are apparently max
~ preparation 10 retire a. Port
As4hur II nearing the extreme lin
IL bf its resistance.
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COLLISION

ny HcTInpa NaWs M NJ
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Nov. II
As the result Of n collision on the
Rapid Transit electric road here
this morning. Motorman Huekner
will die. Several passengers were
seriously injured Both cars were
demolished. The accident was due
to fog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

Superior Judge Griffin this moru-
ing awarded Mrs Lille Barnakow
fa25 damages against the city for
injuries she sustained by catching
her foot in the hole ia "a sidewalk
on Eighth avenue. near Blanchard
street. last November Mrs Barna-
kow proved that her heel caught In
the hole In tho sidewalk aud she
was thrown TO the ground Her
ankle WAS broken and bruised She
sued for $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17
Hot Discussion
my soripps New Assnl

ny Hcrippa News Ans'nl
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov 1.-THE
meeting Of the National Grange
this moraing was devoted to a dis
rusgiun Of the initiative and refer
eudum. II Is creating a spirited de
bate There are many opponents to
the resolution which favors t.
LONDON. Nov. t5.-Iofd Curzon
leaves November "a for India Lady
Curzon will remain IN England Tor
the winter.
WASHINGTON. u. C.. Nov IL
+. J. Heeker. Of Detroit. has re-
signed as n member Of the Panama
canal commission lie fears gen
eral breakdown In health proai-
dent Roosevelt accepted the rcsiE
nation with regret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17
QffenS XIng Bdl5Gw

Cures deep seatesl Coughs and Coids Group sud al
Bronchial Truuhles. slel Boz aud 80 pot bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

The registration books for the
election OF school directors.
which will be held December 2. are
now open az tho office Of Secretary
Jones. corner OF seventh avenue and
Marion street The books are open
from 3 o'clock in the morning until
30 In the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

Long Flannel Night Robes
At 81 90 each OF T.. N. Brooks A.
Co. 1881 End ave -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

The members OF the Washington
Hardware association met at Ia
coma yesterday for their annual
session Much important business
is being transacted today
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Butter. Fees chssts.

Native creamery .atc per ID. East
ern creamery. fresh. 2ac.
Eggs Native ranch. d5 g 1Tc DOC
oregon ranch. 2oe dos. Eastern $50
a7e dos
CheaHe-Sativr. 1915 a1ac ID:
Eastern. iac5 California, f0dfic.
half skim. SIsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-17

Seattle Union No. n. order Of
Washington. will give the first Of
a series Of dances AZ hlki hall.
Collins building Saturday evening.
November 70. Prizes will be given.
WASHINGTON. u. G. Nov. II
Martial law has been declared in
Rio Janeiro. according 10 official
advices received at the state de-
partment-
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Poultry.

Chickens. hens. i5iao: spring. $50
&c nc. Ducks, live. i1mitc. Tur-
keys. $50 2oc ID. Spring ehioken4
ftafg-.
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business sulta. -. HERALD. 10 "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
COMING TO AN END
d. S. Johnston Co.'S Big Cut
Price Stock Reducing Sale
Will Close Very Shortly

r -! 81 =
Eaaa!( Es|
No., y.
Never have good. reliable pianos and
organs been sold 90 cheap organs
nearly cue Ia Two. and more Than
pay f8r a couple years Lessons. II
requires little argument 90 convince
the average buyer ~ the necessity %
De wing d piano or organ On THE home
nowadays. aud etiil less psfHpading
buying AZ "a time like this. when W.
are forcing prices 90 tie lowest pos
aihls notch in order to got q large
ufuiuH stock out % the way as aHick-
lv AH possible Ia order o. admit of cur
making certain nccerNhrY changes In
our aarefuGfus 20 accommodate or
rapidly growing business We are sell
ina az INSTRUMENTS on very easy terms.
aud lie prices range from lihi taf The
80 - arg - f9r ihs'is6 81. $50
trs ard So STYLES. These are only q
few samples. however. A. II would
attempt detailed liat Of the scores
~ Exceptional offers Oh various mahta.
styles Sizes ard woods
ORGANS are greatly ovefrfnCk-
New ones. with Preach plate mirror,
eleven H,ous, dividing cuuplrfH and
one hundred and twenty W. ~ - reHds
afs. selling gow az - tergs "
month This STYLE = organ would BE-
a bargain az - Others llshHf in price
cut turapuFttonhtely becHnd hand or
Rhns Ne have ~ al prices from - %
up on terms - 3 down and 30 up
per month Among ths second hanfa
such well known makes % kfmtall
Estey. Mason 4 Hnmiiu. Burdait ard
others viii - found .,.
The SIMPLEX PIANO PLAYER.
which won hear 80 much about are
sold ~ ua eHHiusiNuiF and We ara
pleased 90 direct your afier ton 20
several rare bargains ~ several slight.
Oh uHsH az n great reduction. Gifuu-
iattnH library in connection
Do you need Columbia Talking
Machine Violin Guitar. Banjo. AuFlc
hos or any other mail musical IN
atrftmnntf We have a. this particular
time an unusually complete fresh aud
ufl- tasAato stock q everything ia fhis
line a. show Rah. WIN due regard
for euur own interests you can not
afford % hts~ Esafarc looking over cur
hiK stock ard EeitirE our prices
D.S.JOHNST0N Go.
COZ Second Ave. Burke Bida.
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soore Of go Pine Tor fivs Eamea.

a score Of $50 pins for five games.
Following Sob r1tzslmmonH' o.
ample. Jim Cufbett aud Tommy
Hyun are both trying to Hecufs
saloons In 81. Louis for tho fair
period.
street 4 CO. head the lat Of win
mere at New Orleans with ttb. 900 To
their credit. G r. ELLISON won
81. 900 aud y. G. Hlldroth 81 900
Jockey If. Phillips IL away IN the
lead among the Jockeys at New or
leans with % first to his credit "
Heuncssey rode a. first ana Rob
bins a..
The phiuies aud Athletics win play
a long series Of games before tho
regular season opens 10 determine
which Is tho worst team Of the
quaker city
CHESHIRE IL coaching the Harvard
team aud will Join the New York
Americans NJ Atlanta March e.
kleinow. who is still missing. Is ct
pectcd 10 Join soon.
President Tebeau h overhaulina.
repairing and rspainting his Louis
vqle grand stand and bleschers. lie
says Tho park thln season will ~ one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
SHORT SPORTS

The name OF Ia Corrighn the
Master Of Hawthorne. Is being
used la connection with several new
tracks.
Hugh Jennings has signed con
tract TO play second base for the
baltimore team this season, aud act
aa manager.
Clarke Griffith. manager OF the
New York Americans, says unless
the National League changes It's
opening dates the American VIII 30
raarrango itH schedule as Co conflict
with the National IN every way pos
alblo.
Jockey Fuller was handed 1000
bin for winning ths Crescent city
Derby with Ostrich by q. l. luch-
ards, owner OF the colt.
A now worlds record for a ID
pound shotput wan made by John
Flanagan OF New York. who threw
the shot - feet 90 inches.
The Milwaukee Athletic club IN
trying 10 get up a S.. purse TO
have Young Corbett meet Charles
Nvary. the Milwaukee pet
0ottfrlod Wnlbnum OF Saratoga
has called Off all negotiations with
tho Essex Park people TOT a one
third interest ia the track.
EekoraaH. ChiunEo'u football idol,
leads ia the championship bowling
competition OF the university with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
S. A. C. MUST MOVE

The Seattle Athletic club will
close its doors a week from today.
and not until the new club 10 ready
Tor occupancy Will the members have
q club home. The old club buildings
has bean rented for business pur-
poses and the athletic club has been
notified 60 move. The new club
house. on Fourth avenue. viii be
raady about April rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
THEY WONT BET

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2i.-It
r. expected that the crowd at the
Corhett Britt fight. Friday night,
will be the largest ever assembled
60 zee a so IN this city. Peculiar az
Il may seem. however. there has
been no betting 80 far as H. known
not a dollar has been publicly
placed. Tho britt men want the
short end OF 10 TO odds and the
Cotbett baekeTa are willing 60 I've
only 10 90 s.
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or The Dfs,,lsst in tho country.

At the English tcrgHtal Palaee)
automobile show, held IN London.
over 200 cars were cold Tor fatal
~ 1.75O0o0. while the Attendance
during 10 days Of tho exhibition was
close 70 quarter OF a million.
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MT Intt0e T1
R[NNorEG|9lH
IRI Of ID1l
LIZ SDortlg2

fresh arrivals from tho south and
west daily The track Itself II m
fine condition. aud should the first
nouning handicap be run ever a fast
track. a new six-turlona record Il
not unlikely. At the coming meeting
stacpleohasing il 60 bo more OF a
feature than formerly, The program
provides Tor steeplechase races three
tfff,rs IA weak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
BOWLING INSANE

II Is reported that Pete Bowling
tho aauthpaw pitcher who Is well
known In Seattle. has gone insane
lie was at Houston Texas, praetic-
ms with tho 81. Louis team when
hia actions we're noted as be-
ms strange, Finally 70 became
necessary 20 send him TO his home
II Ia believed that he will recover
after time.
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billion. which is 20 continue through
thAo week comprises nearly all OF
the American and foreign made ma
chimes exhibited al the recent shows
Ia Chicago Cleveland. Boston and
Buffalo. In addition TO the auto
mobiles the show includes a large
and comprehensive display % motor
cycles and automobile hcceaaarlns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
HOLD FIRST SHOOT

Coed scores we're out % the ques-
ton at the first shoot Of the season
pulled Off az INTERPLAY yesterday by
thu Seattle Gun Club. Tbs Wind
and cold weather made Il worry diaa
greoable ana impossible TO DO aceu-
rate work steele won the medal
IN class A. Daily IA class II and
Pipsr and Taft. business partners
ued In class & TAFT finally Won
out. Stewart and Ole divided first
money tn the handicap. A shoot
win be held by tho club every sun
day hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
FIRE CAUSES LOSS
OF Ia LIVES
AT SEA
Steamship Queen Scene OF
Fatal Disaster Saiur-
day Morning
Survivors Pass Through q Thrill.
ina and Psriious
Experience.
Heroic Efforts of Captain and
Crew Prevent Many
Deaths.

Fourteen lives were lost as re-
suit OF a fire on the steamship
Queen At t.30 o'clock Saturday
morning. while that vessel WAS
bound from san Francisco for Seat
tie The flames were discovered
when the Queen WAS thirty miles
off the Oregon coast. near Ttllamook
light. and for six hours officers and
crew battled against the fire.
OF the total number dead and
missing ten were members OF the
crow and four We're passengers.
Three walters. N. Somcrs. II. Doug
las and a young man named Ray
mond. were burned to death In the
after part OF the ship. Miss Anna
Maud Steiner of Gle Elum was
drowned by the capslzing OF a life
boat. Mrs. p Adams of Dawson
died from exposure. u. r.. New
berry OF Texas was drowned and II.
Buckley. whose residence Is un-
known. met a similar fate.
Fire starts In stateroorn. etc. etc.
From the Seattle Times, Monday,
February 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
!, Furnishings and Shoes From
Burned Steamer Queen

We have purchased from the insurance aduSterS the
entire consignment of Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes Etc,
from the burned steamer.
Some Of the goods damaged by smoke and by water
entering the packing but sevenve per cent of the
purchase is practically good as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
GETTING READY
Ar JENNINGS

WASHINGTON. u. e. March A.
Everything is practically IN rcadi-
ness FOR the inauguration Of the
Bsnnings race meetmg Thursday.
which viii mark the opening Of the
racing season In the east. About 200
horses are already At the track and
this number IL being augmented by