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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

METTO is a delEIOus. re-
freshing beverage made iron
ripe Saw Palmetto Berries.
Absolutely free from perniei;
Gus, harmful drugs. Metto
stimulates the Liver, Pushes
the Kidneys. acts directly on
the Bladder. Makes these or
gans perform their functions
ina naturalway. thereby keep
ing the system in perfect and
healthy condition. -
w W. kLcoPf --
W.RFuDGER -.
@. W. FISHER
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

NOTICE - h<Fchy slvsa thAf ms -andsE-
~ slaIesi eAscuiuT uil 50 touitf ~ atteg
aats. tO-stf. un tee leth DAP Of Sune, A. n.
he. pFosanl kls nnal lnxsOtAnl - eAecutor "
tae estate uf 9utsit A.. hush. degeasrd aud ask
that ths SAME bc al1ONss. aiid alsptONed-
ibis tsectniruF u. a. a.. tutn-
CHAs. ". HISS.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
EuIICE UF APPLICATipS FIk TAX
DkElJ CNIJLR sEa'IlON : Uf CRAP
I'm 49, An = Alk - IlllllA.

IEh ~, Ia " VF FINIhIDA.
NOTICE y h.-Tsby givea thai SinlUa va
~ lialns. pufshaass 80 tah ert ingate NUJt,
ga "a tae TN dly ui 1uiis. a a.. l.ts has Hes
said ccrtt1gair "a ml Uttrs utId uas tuaer
alsplicatiOu tuf iaA as 80 Co isslig La acsotd-
anus Ssth lac Satd urTtIis-alS Uuibfucvs lbe
fsitgNtns dcecfits 4 psStsttg slttiatea Ia We
stssta cttittl tsst ssia. tUwtt
Lots aud :, lsissE %. seville
fux saia saiIa U-tslN sssss.ssSi 81 tag date oi
thu tssasni Uf sifrh grFtlnrsts IN ties tsStBS
81 seville Iumtany sss.s saii Scttihszsis
anaA ~ a. sis stnt, - atr.fdit D tu az, taa 1ssd
Win lsstlc thsT,stn on tne Hth aay - Nsl,
a hss
Nitns-s ms 'sfibSiai sisuaiUfr sBs -sai this
the ssh day ct ApUi a - usa
tstau sAALD ethliAN.
a NITralI Is,AIl nitlsla lunIIl D. rla
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
NuIICE UF APPLICAr,Ik Fuk la

NOIICE Of APPLiCAfI'bk i'Ik IAA
DEED JSDEk SkDIhIA Of
CHAPTER. ass Ia as 40 fI.Uk-
llIA
AOTiIE l. hsTthy given thai q, utgs 10 Ms.
AZ t.y Vufcaa-rt - taA ttrtiyai, "" 80,
aasa liss All aay 81 Jtiy, a. u. Ns. ha-
hsCa said Usttlhcair in az UtnsN, aild aas
usasis attsiiCatt,sa tee iaA dad 80 i.suy la
curaansr Stth law SASH csrttutatr ttnbtHet,s
tlau tuti0HIug d,ssttt-'ti ptutssFty siiuats q 10
Nuiu-ia cs'ubtl, t.srt1a, t',-Su,
So at nee. 49, o.. y y south, hsnSU a.
lass, ~ arte..
lsc ssf.i land u,-itts a--ss-sd ~ tbc daae -
the Issuaiscs 81 zisvh seIttiscst. "a Ihe nahale
HRS. n. y. BnuEfsn tulczs zaSa cvfttn-
yuts shall tsr Tvstsvtssst escUgdlas ~ isS. tai
asta Val l--ifs tnerssin ga 10, SiG day IL
Ma, 4. -. tss
RIttr'us tny ssihclai sgnsaaf. aisd . IA this
ths sth aAy - AptL a. 10 tsS
tS.a.J SANlkL 10 JUhDAN,
Chrt Cltcalt Cours 81 Noiu-ia 'v''iii' be,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
NuiICE 80 APPiICATiON F,sR TAN
DEED IrKDER SECTION ga
CHAPTER &C.,. LAWS 80 FL'R
IDA

MOTIVE 50 heTdbs given taal - A. tlskss
~ purchases 20 Taa Ccrtinoels No ~
dated - go sisy ~ Jabe, A. u. -. hes
a. 4 said cxstIonais ~ NJ ssalcr. end eas u,a1s
nnce With iau SAID cerlincste cmbrarga IN
tslios 40 dsseTtbr1 plopsFtg siIaatr4 q Ne
asia Sa..ais, fis.ids. i.sh:
tnta % , tBF Hlstk ~, Sgvtll.
I'M anla hahd t.sina nsrs-sua % the slaas af
to- tssaanrr af sIch crtti ACafe In the banlf ~
sctliiS Cosapany ualses eaia esftiscaie saali
~ U1ss tasI aceagsiaa y ias. t.s slrs.a ~
10
Wltn<ss az slalciAl siHnaier- snd s<al this
10 E.ud aay ~ Apr1, AID 80
Sal sAML d SonnAN
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Notice Of Application Tor Tax Decd
= Under Sscti0n y III ChaptxT ssos,
LAsspf FSsg'aa. .....-
NOTICE = heFeby siyca that = A ha.ss,
IN pnTt kassf - 1aK eTtlasais 20. y, 9ntea
a. ca day - ynne.A.D.l.pp. has Old eals epr-
eiflsafe III ny one. and has made appllGattaii
A. Tar ord % tHane-en nEcora1an.e wa AZ
aEia errtlncafe embg8os ID. t0llcwins -
sTrltaf p4oT,ertl - uassd IN Noiusfa oo,ansy'
EkEila. t03ie.
All ma " sstile
~ - sAa1. bsias suseesee ~ ths defs q
- tsaanncs ~ GtcA cerl incate ~ thg n1n1s
IL eFfl1s ttIapAny. C1lSss e.ie eesttneats
va is1se t1ereoa oa ~ ssSh dAy - nAy'
aisssss myNnelal asnnasIe and ssal this
tke md day q Apsa. - 2. -
Isnall aana q. JOaDAH.
Is SlBSuil osaEt Iolaaaa egan1y. lloI.fA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

HsJTicE OR Affiliations f,Dk TAX
DIED Under 9EcftOa : 90
- cHARTEn tssa LAwB 90 RLok-
S,oTIcI I. ssr.s5 S,ses thsa !. . ns.taoea.
III -. -. - ms Csrilnssas .ks,. =,
Ssssltks Snd day "a Jull. a. D. - - 49,
80 asIilaasas n M geaes Esd ees $50 -
pilaastua ioF taK dsge - tnsas - -
SsIaR aSpeIl "a psaRsrsy siiHaios y 'e'~ns
= lnlt - ~ h..pDuils AaA. @ s.salf, q. "a
. lr1n9naa al - o~lIlNcnae ~ tbs nalns
- a Esknna. UnlrNg 80 Sgrultelf
So - 49, - aess,4lRl u Is ~ 49, 80
Wk1Sa ~ enri.k aznaauss ana sssi tsis
s'.-A ~ q A''ss ~ te.RAz.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

NJ huBdr~d mrB and son,eh Wuhsssi Toe
" psCkiug, surling and packins y "a be-,
gssttaiUuts's aud suIaataa "a Gar ortatands la
hakgT aid Aiaghua SOtugiss Ousa outEi.sit-
auie accommodations fsf uttnS. EAteusiNo
saippins sili lsSln aDBuI Juae 81. Cnsps ~
tiillate.i 90 - fTOtn - Ia ~ SafIuads. aftte
" sfsply % oaf ulace, - last nay 81. 4agk-
soutiiiC, fla. esttsnag ftsEtsta OrUbaFa ~.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Notice of Appreciation tor Tax llrrd
Under Sy,lIUn Ot tnaPieT 49,
Laws Ot fiOTtda.
NOTICE u hrret9 gwen that 9. q; lsunihsi
" ItNIaass.T 20 HaN tlsrt tts ste NO llsA dated
ths sth aay ~ Ma. 4 u. lSa. hes Aied nd
ssTtthratc la ms ytlss. aud has sas.lr Hppts :.
tissn fsE tax dad o. lsstlg "a asSsfd1ii.e VIII
las. raid serfiii,atF 'litfast. the toissSlf.4
s,.-rsIt ,sr,s,sFty ttasai.s la Notissa euasssy
lafitA. fOat
- klsr. ~ asrs-
n aid laui lssitsg asss-sussi ~ ths shaae ~
tfs- .saat,s, IL surh ,~ttthsats tn tks laa1er -
Atissr tars Z uis - ths said CeTttnsnte shall
~ rsslsstslsd sssssf,tinE o. Lss. taN dssa ga
i-sue tkan0sa ths Hh sial ~ nay u.
b. ls1.
VIM ~, ,fis-ial .iguatur AMI @-Al tbs
tks IN day a Npfii. q. %. i,sst.
Ssi SGNL o. JonnAN.
ala Iircuh ,,aTt Nuiu-ia Cosnfy. fsursda.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Nolicr of Application i0T Tar Ds-' d
Cnsirr S,.JtlOn ct chapter $ere,
Las uf Florida
Ns,gTlTgt h.-F,.lsy Ei,en thai : A ll4keF.
~ ram ha.ssE uf aaA q Ftlthnfs No. -.
sIafs.i he GIk day ~ 1uDr. Al. tsss has nlt'd
ID C...ftnsais la as utse. and has tisas ~
EII.aftal ia taa dFtd "a iasos IA azsUfdsllHr
Sdn la1 sid gsFtintafs eGnLragss Tie tul-
kswinE A-@4tis-i jsssV4gty 80 aatsi in NuissaA
tssglIsty. fh1Tisia. tssutis
- a. htosk - ~ tlts-
i-,,sas,sv- ~ sslsh ssFt ihsnfe Ia thc uarne -
Gao IA. Iaatss. q nic,s slia cert nsais soali -
rtsireulei assaEsIina D. laN taa ttsrd III tNtts
ths-r,~sa an tn ssfh daSst MAJ, All. ~
Wtfn.>ur M oeszini sianaii ltr and sssi th1s
tbS ssI.f day 20 AgTiL a u. fss,i-
VT<raIf sAN-L d. JtshOAN,
ClsTk Crruii nssaFt. veaalsla CouHtV, VA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
w0fL0'S ram RATES
VIZ Ia N. 4. q

FiIst class sHeursiOn rates from
Jacksonv.lle 10 81. l. IHls and Ts-
turn beginning APnl Is, tickets cold
dasly.
s4066 Return hnIt Die. 18th
S3a90 RsIatb h@st 60 days
e37 50 RrtsFA limit Is dsyA
SPECIAL coach excursion sss 70
round trip; Return hmis 10 dave
frem date % sale. Ticksts sCId
only on May 18th sad slsa
Corresponding low rates
from other points.
EAsL an. b IAs nssi tAas isss.LSuiA.
Fos scheaalea, sleeping car ressrva
tiaas o. fuFthcE infOfmatlon write %
J. a. Fleming, VA. kaasN Agesl -
". nay 81. Iacksaayllle. &. l. stone,
q. p. A, L0aisvllls, Ky.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
OneCenlt Word

AeyertlarmenfsOf -tsa wostgae u,gra unaFr
tbs bed inaerted fm TONI CENT a wO3t1A
oaeh IN aaNaage. cafp tneErtlOn. no silver
tisemenfs auccffed fof it-sf han - ceafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
NO LIMIT
To SALARIES

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee 1.-THE
baseball maEuates who we're IN SEES
sion yesterday. adjourned A. mid.
night. after a hard days work The
meeting viii be resumed Monday
The salary question held the atten=
ton Of the maKuates during the
Afternoon The rule limiting the
salaries Of the players vas ahei-
ished II was also decided TO open
the season on Thursday. March 30
and close II on Sunday. December 3
The first games Of the season will
BE- played a. follows
San Francisco " Seattle in san
Francisco. Los Angeles xs. Portland
In Los Angeles. and Oakland - TIA.
coma in oakland schedule com
mittse. consisting Of Henry Harris.
u e Ewinf. James Morley. v W
NeCteedie. David Evans and James
Aguew. was appointed The CON
mittee viii report In n feW DAYS and
.it ia expected that a new feature
will IN n provision for an almost
continuous series Of games Cor the
city 81 Oakland. which has net been
so favored In the past.
II vaH decided TO divide the re
eeipta from the holiday games
equally among the six teams OF the
league.
A rule limiting the Issuance Of
passes 10 members Of the press and
the wives Of players was adopted
President Bert was empowered TO
provide a pennant for the coming
season and delegated 70 attend the
national convention Of minor
leagues. &c be held in Cincinnati.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
HOT MATCH
EXPECTED

A team representing slx Of the
Spokane Golf clubs beat players
vii enter into a match with the
local Seattle Golf elub on the local
links this afternoon The match
viii be finished tomorrow For
some time tho local golf enthusiasts
have been negotiating With the
members 81 other eiuba In the hope
% fuFfhsrinK the sport In Wash
luktdu. The action 81 the spokane
club has greatly pleased the local
players and II all the other clubs
with which negotiations are nov
pending will respond to the appeal
with the nHamptussa Of the Spokane
club. golf viii In time be one Of the
leading sports ~ the state.
The spokane club team ia com
posed Of the following players J.
e Williams. + T Mccullough. q.
O Ssftletou. II q Hawkins. A NJ
Winston aud = II nfadeu Seattle
will Be represented b. = E Newton.
q. / Mum. T. A. gtruut. Josiah
Collins and James Glillaon. Tho
winners Of the club and Chaplin
tournaments viii be decided To-
morrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
BIG SALES FALL
OFF THIS WEEK

Real estate sales are beginning TO
siaeken up as usual before the holt
days The sales during the week
have been fairly good. owing to the
money conditions. The property
owners on Pike street are putting
on such outlandlsh prices that in
yestora are heaitating as TO wheth-
er they had not better walt until
spring. or pay the bis sums asked.
There has been lot of property
sold this week south Of Yesler
way" said Henry nrodisk. man
aFer Of the real estate department
for John Davis & Co. 1T has been
heavier this week than any time
during the past year
The capitalists. who are deyour.
Ing all the property In their reach At
reasonable prices. are men who are
interested in the growing of the
city and Improvements. In the line
Of large buildings several plans are
now under way and construction Is
expected to begin within a short
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
AT Ballard

STOP DRILLING ON WILL

STOP DRILLING ON WELL
L + Green. former contractor Of
the nftenihn well. has made another
offer 10 the city 20 finish the job II
y a. Kelly does not Mr. Green Of
ferH 10 clean the well out nf his own
s1paHae n the city viii allow him 10
- On down 100 feet AT o. per foot
ffom the present depth. MI Green
stated 70 the council that he thought
il would only be a matter Of a few
more feet before water could be
found ard II the city would only
grant him taao he would SO down
100 feet more. but that II he struck
water after going down = few feet
they would pay him iuHt the same
aa though he had gone down the fun
depth
Mayor Took stated this morning
that ha had never been IN favor OF
having q well in that district. but
that the council waa 80 strongly IN
favor q haYiuk It there he withdrew
al objections.
Now that the vel han come to q
atandHtllI I think the city had better
leave It before they put themselves
Ia mgfe debt said Mayor Ioak=
We have. OF are about to pay out
laeo fer nothing Contractor Kelly
moved his machines up there. but
found cut he could not drill Ia sand
a. his machine WAS 81 a heavier
type They are nov down to quick
sana and Il fills Up about ss fast as
they can dis Il out As fer my part.
l think the yell had better be drop
ped altogether At any rate. IL viii
be for the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
WATER CURE AT
PENITENTIARY

SPOKANE. Dec. I7.-That the
water cure Ia used as means OF
punishment at the state penitentiary
at Valid Walla WAS declared yes
tefday by James NJ. Toy. a convict
who WAS recently discharged from
the pen. THE water cure Is ex-
eeediuRly cruel anid Toy The
victim ia stripped and then bound so
that he cannot struggle Then water
is played on the delicate parts OF his
body. including his neck and heart.
from two-ineh hose, With a half
inch nozzle. Mt distance Of about
seven feet II doesn't take long To
render a man unconscious"
Warden Dryden. when called upon
and asked about the water cure.
said The cure has been admin
fstered three or four times since I
have been in charge of the pen. Il
IL a severe punishment. but not .
cruel one. and IL used only IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
Youthful Bandits Rob
Weak Minded Old Man
9S'e xouNa @eA AaaAu4v Aso AND oAo HiA ANe ESCAPE
WGTH ALMOST sanp a o easa
freFf, unable to defenl hlmHeli

fueffy unable t. defend himself.
be VS. ted hard AMI foot aud lett
With as hack toward the door aud
we Threatened that II he madr an
cutlery be would find himself In
more serious trouble Mo- darlus
60 move. Jlhhlns never set anothef
view Of his aaallauta. lie heard
them leave his house. however. aud
after considerable difficulty untitled
himself and at once rushed % the
trunk in which he had placed 3. s2a
Tho money waa gone
The weak minded man waH afraid
t. remain In his house. thinking
that the robbers might return and
be WAS equally afraid tu make his
way IN the dark t. Dayton. OF Co
any nelEhher lie hid IN hia stable.
staying there all night aud coming
/ To DAYTON today. particularly 10
/ have hia wounds dressed. which Was
| done b. Or LAY
From such description Is can be
+ gathered. the men were young 10th
We're Of light complexion. one had A
light moustaehe and the other wore
hrownish gray clothes They wore
no masks.
Fur many years Il has been
+ known here that Iibhinn carried a
large sum Of money with him. hay-
+ Ing at times several thousand dol
lars concealed In his clothes. When
+ he came % town he usually carried
his wealth In a gunny- sack strapped
to his saddle aud despite the warn
lngs and urging Of friends refused
f % trust the banks
Sheriff Slime. who has been 20 In
+ vestigate. declines to SAY anything.
although admitting the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
DOM PAUL
IS BURIED
enY scripps New. AssnI

PRETORIA. Dec. Il. noer and
Triton met aide BY side yesterday IN
attending the lat 0bauquieH over
the remains Of the late Oom Paul
Kruger TIE services tfsndinE the
permanent burial Of the late pfehlz
dent 81 the Hoer republic we're In
tenHslY impressive Several prom
lnent ministers Of the Dutch church
spoke and other religious services
Ia Keeping with the teneta Of the
church ssre observed
AmauK the speakers Wha General
Hutha aud around the grave. where
Mr Kruger waH laid beside hts wife.
wnra gathered relatives. noer lead
sra and many prominent person
aKea. including Cir Richard Solo
mon. representing the British gov
eminent b. the Kings special re-
eueai a salute Of twsutr-ons guns
was fired a. the coffin vas lowered
into the grave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

DAYTON. Wash. ne tf.-rn=
YAias 81 sd e1e IN cash was taken
ky holt-un men and burglars near
hhFc Thursday ntaht from v g
fghhius. a weak minded bachelor.
Who though wealthy. refused 10
trust bis money 90 hanhH
Wounded and tied b. two Young
ucn. be WAS too much frightened
70 make any Resistance and HE
emotion did Dot allow him &c even
~ a description Of bis aHsallants
Ia his mina
1lhhina. who Is q years old. lives
alone On bis ranch Of tso acres. nine
rallea northwest Of DAYTON Just At
dusk. while he Was eating his sup
par. twe men called him 20 the door
~ hls home aud a. he stepped out
side he MAS felled BY blow on the
head. from a Ratchet he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
CONSOLIDATED
TWO DISTRICTS

=. g. iii. surveyor to i4oyd's RsK
istrr Of British and Foreign Ship
pins for tho Puget sound district
with headquarters tn Tacoma. has
rendered his resignation. To become
effective the fret Of the year. Aa a
result. British Columbia and Puget
sound are 60 be consolidated Into one
district Embraced in the new diss
tfiet will ba Tacoma. Seattle. Vie
terra. n 9. Vancouver. Il. 6. Port
Townsend. Port Hlakeisy. Port Gam
bic. Port Hadioek and. IN fact. every
port on both the American aud Brit
lHh Columbia sides
Capt James Fowler. Of Vancouver.
II G. present tAoYd'u surveyor for
british Columbia. II 10 have charge
Of both districts. According 70 re-
cent London advtesH. Il IL expected
that Cart Fowler Will take up his
rsaIdenee in Tacoma shortly after
the fret q the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
HOOLEY GOES
FREE
eny seripns News As.nl

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE jury In
the case Of L. T Hooley. the fam
Qua promoter charged with manu-
featuring false capital contracts 20
deceive the public. returned a yer
diet Of not guilty this morning.
Ho0ley was discharged.
Henry ]. lawson. Hooley's part
ner. was found guilty and sentenced
to Il months imprisonment Hoo
ley has been termed a second ]
Whitnleer Wright.
The capitalization Of the com
panlcs nj promoted reached far into
the miilona of pounds. The charge
whieh Hooley IL acquitted today
Is technically that To defraud A. J
Payne Of 10000 pounds by selling
him shares In alleged gold mines
and I'm other worthless concerns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

idsut Lucas. Of the Pacific National
league Is Ia thIa city. The plans are
uas heinz discussed BY several Of
tie leading business men Of the city.
y ba apparently look with favor an
the proposition. The matter Of To-
eating suitable grounds seems To
be a psrplealng question At the pres
euf time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

RouND-THETABLE SHOT.
No 3
Strike your cue ball little above
the center. the red fine. and th
shot wiIl be made By two cushions
bringing the three balls together In
the lower left hand corner.
DO not play this shot too hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
REGISTER
BIG KICK
WhsHfNoroN WANTS pvoeY
souso LuassR tseaiHo 70
Panama IN aMsateaa soRTs

ny pfiurs Rszs sae ~
ss.t#tsestts.. >. .s@q4~ssssa
WASHINGTON. nse. II :
. Congress Humphrey and e
I. Jones Of the state 81 Washing =
= ton called on President HpaHe- =
- welt 10 lodge Il protest against &.
= the Panama canal commission 9
. award u the German Cosmos z
= Steamship company for carry q
= Ing lumber from Puget sound .
t. Tia. canal strip
The bid made b the Amer 9
teHuH is iuHt az low aa that Of .
the Germans. said Humphrey. &,
The only difference being that I
. the Germans offered 10 ship
= the lumber IA broken lots :
e The president said he would q
= See whit can b. lone :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
DAL FOR MAY0R

Mayor Halluger is TO receive a
eold medal lie does not know yet
Just what FOR. but a letter received
BY him yesterday from Suafauo
Niederlein. secretary Of the supe-
riar Judiciary OF the Philippine com
mission beard. notified him that the
precious emblem Is coming The
letter Vas written IN Spanish and
all thai the chief executive could
Elean from is contents Waa that the
medal Naa q recognition Of the hos
p.tallty with which the Philippine
commission Was treated during lth
resent visit to this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
NEW BAsEBAII lEAeUE

VANCOUVER u. 6. Dec. IL
For the purpose Of iuauRuratluF "A
aentinR the cities Of Vancouver. Vic
lofia. Everett and neilinRham. Pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. tf-Tom
jenkins Mas given the decision over
Husa4alL the Algerian IN Wrsats
ling match here last night The de
etaIuu vas given O. jenkins en- a
foul Huth men had wrrEtied for
tvo hours without a fall. While
forcing nuHaX ell with hanmefiaek
hold the Algerian biz Jenkins In the
stomach. causing a painful wound
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3 BURNED
I TO DEATH
enr sotipps New. A.

Los ANGELES. Dee. i1.-Thrse
nisn wete burned 70 death last night
ina fIHe which destroyed the Eureka
piantas min. ~ ststh street and San
t'fauiesEa avenue. IN Eaat t4oa An
naisa The dead
MARTIN l. TODD. aged 81. a.
KlatAnl foreman.
II ssAS NELL. nEna Ee. car.
usatsf.
- KEITH. rarusntrr
The fire started from the expias
slsa of 8 tank q dlHtlIiate. and the
flames spread 50 quickly that within
= few minutes the plant Sss abla4s
Three small cottages adjacent 10
tha mill were also burned. Ths total
Ices L. about tgoe0e.
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SAX FRANCISCO. nse. i9.--1sek
Sheridan may become onr OF the
umplres in the Pacific coast anEaa
next year Sheridan Il recognized
aa one af The best men o. the day
Ha has done excellent work with tho
American league IN the past
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Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES. Dec. i7.-Yester-
days card at Ascot vac fun Of aurz
prises- Dascueuto At - 20 /. uufiful
at 10 and Mart Gentry At tG-caua=
ing a series a shocks 70 the betting
public by winning their respective
races The other three events went
10 favoriies There we're sixteen
books doing business and the crowd
was large. Weather clear track
fast
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READY FOR
The GAME
MuLTNomktt AND S. A. c. FOOT.
BALL TEAMS IN PINK OF CON
DtTtoN

Promptly It : 50 o'clock THE at
tsrnoap the great game between the
Seattle Athletic club and the strong
Muitunmah eleven. which Il 10 be
PLAYED at Recreation park. wtlI COM
menen- Every Thing ta In readiness
fer the struggle and II promises tu
be one of the best seen IN the city
this year 10th teama win have the
beat available men on the field Il
Vas At first reported that Muituo-
nah would not have her crack play
sfs On the field. but this waa dlaz
PEELED today on the statements q
Captain Bowling. wha aaia Multna=
nah would put her first team GA the
field al the commencement q the
game
TIE teams are IN excellent shape
md should Put up an exceptionally
lant game. Recreation park Wtil be
taxed 70 It's utmost % accommodate
the crowd several tally 10 parties
all be At the grounds. while many
autofnabilistn have siauiflsd their In
tenfiou Of attending
Following l. the lineup Of beth
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The Salvation corrs Nc viii
hold a meeting in the Fraterual
brotherhood hail. corner Of Third
and wtlhsft street. Sunday after
noon, a. o'clock.
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case Of refractory eobvieta who can
not be made % obey the rules Of tse
len ~ Ordinary meaHnfsHs
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James KnlEht Who vaa injured
about Two weeks aE8 At EazAry
Brothers logglag camp. died last
evening at Providence hospital The
body Is IN charge o. the noaaey-
Watson company.