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The Florida star., 1905-04-07
BITS OF FIcT md GOSSIP.

csrrsss Ers~ss ef ths rrsssss wess
Portrayed o. nrsss.
A pleasant nine roon hoass kos ala.
Inquire of Mn Dcd.oa
Me-. J. Fl. Sam. and Mr. Horace sum..
OF fCOarssaay, wer~ in so~n Monday.
Master Johnase Mccullough arrived
here this w~ck Ca . visa so his mother,
An :. A Losley.
Ms. Rasald Frensley 10 onos usoss a
his snrmer post in the y. = c. ssoe~sy
and fruit sand
Ms. w. 5. Norwood sp~ni Saturday
aud Sunday In Nrw smyrna with Nm.
j. I. knox. her daughter.
PrOc~~iinss of the eounsy commission
ers comine In rather lase this moath, ne
are comPeliei 30 omi, the ii-s of warrants
draxn sbr ~ant of space.
Mrs. John C. Jones and tie hahse. a.
eompsnied Commissioner Joses 10 Titus-
vile the drst OF the ~-~k 30 sp~ad q kss
days here visiting with reiaiise.L
Call si ntusville Livery, ., rear os
Robbins Lac oiic-, for stylish nm.
Leave your orders for hanliag. both doa-
ble and single. j. NJ. Osban. proprissor.
A party Of fourteen from Coer.=uay.
consisting of Major Sans asd Mr. r. b.
iARoche and . number of lsdsss csns an
IN launch Monday 10 see . relative off on
her way 20 Alabama.
Rev. w. .. Alien ~ili preach IN she
Methodist church. ntusville. next sun
day. Apr1l ssh. si n q m. and 7:so D. On.
He ~ili prsach ss Nina at $50 D. m.
sunday school at rsassills ai 10 q On.
Through the srnesusity ol George b.
Ciueti, Of saraioss, y. ", The tru.scss oi
Fell Clark hall, st Orlando, gill be en-
ab!ed To build an addition 20 shs sohool
shat gill be named Bishop Gray hall
The largest and b<~s line ol l.dies' sloss
will be found ar Penney a Branning'a
Mr.. and Mrs WAKES and daughter.
Miss Marie. from Massachusetts,. xho
spent stOnt thr-- months in rtn-yiIIe,
occupying the ID. b. PritcLard eosIA.,... on
the river bluff. left Tuesday E0T their
home.
SENATOR Hudson has been appointed
Chairman of the committee on ,mmlgrs-
ton. and is member OH Eve other e,Gn-
'nittres, via; rules. city and county orEa-
niEAtions, enrolled balls, hsheFIss, and
forestry
Ms- w. p. HAtcheti, oi West Psim
Beach. u visiting. in J&eksonyiiis shs
all 5000 40 % sheisyvilie, Ny, shrrv
her daughter, Mis- Mary Lou, ls attend
ing college. AT the cIos- Of the schs.Dl
term they Will return Co Wess Palm
Beach foT the summer.
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THE LATE COL. wrNANs.

In response Ia many inquiries received
cpnorTning she death Of the late Col.
W. a. WinAns, formerly . resident Of In.
dian river. ~e publish the following let
ter rec-ived by our IownsmAn. Mr. J. 6
Bast. from Mr.. Harry wcscott. master
Of Temple Lodge No. -. r. and A. NJ.
Jacksonville;
Dear Sir and Brother--I beg to &C
knowIeige receipt of your favor Of the
l7th inst and thank you for your prompi
reply
"Since writing you have IOcAied Mn.
W. Is. wInAns and Mr.. Morgan VI Wi
mans and am nov In communication ~ith
them.
To your QUESTION ~ 10 the d-A,h. etc.
Of Brother Williams. I can t---t an-~er
YOU 10y quoting frOm my iets.-r 70 Mr.
Morgan II winaHs ~ EoIlows.
'' TN THURSDAY, March 9th. AT atJut q
p n I. as master Of the 3boS. iodge,
Was inforD.>i that oar hrSthrr xss ~ At
tie Travellers hotel. IA Ihls ei,y, AMI that
he Nzs In ue-i Oi attention. Ar-pal .
p. IN %. a. SOD after rs<s.i sins ti.s. ines-
sage A. s.nuid hnd tive time. W-nt %
cal on Brother HInau- aud f5urd EIm
suffering wIth n griPP- J -ni.Aspr,-d
- A--I>s him "a Any ~Ay possible al that
irmr, OuI un MT trIDE Aolr - tio much /
I.ft hifn Nlib the A--urzno- that ~ Wou.i
F,-cs-I.r tsAis from use Iir fJlissInx siay
aud That sitpuit hr n-s-i an4r.II- durlug
tll@ uIEGL - t7.rn~nluI III sit'i M To-
t-i-pt-1rs.- Sni ~"I'1 - At ill., --ryir--
" ! caii-d uu h-u FTl.!Ay uBSFnirg sfsd
flpUd him Iu S-Fs~u--i srsrd aisuu lat
sirrIT'IIs - i'-AytnE tn g. ant nn,iiuE
nlHt-F gsart-T- prr,-s - q J.. "a lp
rr.usGH qE-s.f aa'f. I0-..i -lHTr'r. a 81 y
.5rlAp L. ,.NAf't5s r.u. at ~ - D. ca !
- rspVs-4 Il us8a -lsJ1T "a ..-i 80
IssFI - ans -t.l---l- A. t.a4frsI isIui = ~
-,sh,.-t 81 - f..-,. Il. 80 ! lJasns-liAi..y
Jfa - Arrafs,-st4--f.I- - IAy. HisiI -UJ-r--,i
~ - lAa-- .--. -. Sli-H = e. iyge
f-ga--a Ari .f.fr1-s r4zy
% ? r..4s s.s-s-l..E -I.-- .bsrf.-r 90 rf.arG.r
~ ft.. 4---.4rA- .l.f s.-.sl ill- tllAI By,.t--E
AsHAIu- - -l.Ess4l- 49, ,.El, -lIzJasA
A.. - .-r-As - .- - -. cJra-
@ .l.-a-- o. sr-- s.- ..r-- - ETlrfeE
IS W.uAu- - Esa.-r- -.E-.y 90
In sia.:. @ o. t-r- sh-1s- -o4i1 az
ti.aI Bruil.-r Hsaai-- i ~ -sriy ~InsiAy
morning aai 80 ~ -. Dy T-rupi- LDtg-
nth u4z~1usr ir.urrs. n tn= sD.-Duse "a
n rui- ..ty. M,IIay Aft-sapra MAr,A
I5lA-'
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SPECIAL OPENING sAIx
AZ KLxkx's.
A-xrw 49,. an Iasg

MosDAf. ArxfL 70. ieoS.
Ladies waists. n..i. al h.ndkerrhisi
liner, the entire froas ef side Pie@ss, Eng
iish -ghroidery, the herk tuekrd. the
sleeses very full, tailor n.ds, vossh q %
special ti IS.
quality Of IRISH linen. With plsAss and
tueks. taeked hack and fscat. sish plenty
Of fnllness. worth e 50. .pscial sl.<s.
White la~n waists. made sS IN excel
lent quality oi Is~R. Pl~ss~d ffont and
hack. worth o. 90 Ear si.la
Ladies skiFts. made of the bess grade
Of Butchers linen. nine gurrs. kilted he
Iow ths kn~r. foancr d-plh. worth s. 50.
~ . spscial price of 81 -.
AI-o another lOt. straPpsd, xorth s. o.
for sl.4s.
White Frrach lawn. sheer quality. "a
inches wid-. worth 30 cvass yard. Mon
day only. ls eents-
White wash Ursandie, - inches wide,
Gill make yoa handsome Easter dre-s,
worth 20 cents, special - CENTS
AIIOyrr valenci-nnrs lsr~s. in hand
some desigsss. some worth IS esnts and
sl.OO yard, special 40 centsL
Embroidery. p inrhre wide. in endless
variety Of designs, worth s. and 30 cents
a yard, Monday 10 csnts only.
S~iss embr'lderes. in exquisite de-
signs. worth IS aud - CENTS. for l2l
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crnourr COURT PRocxxpINos.

Since last xeek's Issue of THk >TAK the
GioxlnR casss were di.poscd of in circuit
eouss prior to aiioarnment Tuesday;
The jury brought in . v-r,iirt oI guilty
sgAisss Sampson savAxe, Easard Steph-
snson. Henry Savage and Le~is Parker,
who xere all charged with narT.ng and
dieAguring animals The three former
x6rs 6ned 500 and co<ts nr one year in
tins penlssasiary. Lewis Parker wss incl
500 and ssssts. ot o aaonths- ] ID Beazs.
W. l. Palmer and p. A. Vans Agne~ EBF
pEasrcution and Frank Clark and w. j.
Spas drf~nd,d
ID ] Sumner. Julius sumner, Robert
nzFker And B. X LanIrr xerr all ciIars-,i
Nth usaliesous cutting Of tences. This
eass sas cnntinued as to the thnte forfner.
LsnirF sss disghsfgSsd-
Joseph w. tiansc. Sbo wEs rhare~si
with slsering tise marks Oi animals ~zs
discharged. n L Gsuld-n defended
william Jackson and Charlie Williams
pi~azlcd guilty TO br~kihg and entering
The forsaes sus too years and Williams
flve years in the p~uItrntizrT-
TIE cAse against hlrd Ptatt, 1ho -
ehaua eith mArr,ng ard dlsnEUring
animals xas continnssi until next tefin-
Ssase ~ Richard Jonrs, John fSaik-
ner and Alice Fanlkner. lAr~ay, etnh-rz-
siemeas and rsceivias stolen goods two
years.
STATE - Alonzo Row, oFesking and
sussrsng. cnsts oE thrre Doaths IN iAl!-
A. ID. Hensy for drfrnse-
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PINE CROP OF THE BAHAmAs.

Tom sch4il. oG the Kir~an-S, hall Fruit
Co, 81 Baltimore. zas visitor on ti5s
NsS York market "wednesday ,,i al
S-~k. Thss hrm = one Il ii.- iaf.,.s IA
I"F'eFs 't Bahama p.urappl.- % ia.
United >tAis-, Ii.-ir IniI-rfLaii"us lAzI
wear AioU-, sttvu Its sash u4S . Hsht
one. bring -gaH- t~-nIy oATsrS.--. = ago
ranElng frpm .. .GBj in Ia 6D pin.spy,r-
Mr. -Ch.l! r-I"rt. pTu-I-Cr- VIZ far
IA tie kAi. ana. ioT thI- -.a-,u . srup.
4hIrh 1Iu D. A,sBui th~ -an4- as la-a
yrArs IA ssHr. Tic nrm's fret tao
-saC-,u-r- tits --A-Da eft fIT tie EAhsnA-
at S-~k ard ar doe hack ~Gh Ii-lr
oAfgU-s AL.,aI IL. sr.i II APrlI - tie hi-I
~--s ia Nav The hIr-ag ~ci.a.i F..ft
90 rIE--t - handle SINE t4suiy-uEs
car.r-= tfI- ---z-5n.
A-a u.ati-r Il tat ih- p,uraVp-v tra.i II
u! ii- Eta1G,A g-.aui- - d-i-F-clag.ux
s-AT D. yrsT Tie f.si.is ar- s-t,sug rr.,,-
i--i sgt al gIIse- 20 Ft~.-T,t ss4@5T- tas~
b---n - - ti.Et gn- ZFsu~r 4Er il=s.Ir-
Ag-t All sissE ~ : sg--gtICH o. ll.--E
any H.sBsS 10 frrt4iiErrr. etc.
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TfTUSvILIE. FLA, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1905



10y - o. CnslsAnoo-
" 1
his baekssf 40 hA Fhonas have
snas 70 thsss sesshssa hs@a sor tie
sama'sf.
kss. ). b hsss, vte sad soa vere
nskine calls Fscsy So snssfsssy. sua-
osy ne gave ~ 500 ssseoa.
Judee JoaeS dscinkna aeqaitsisg tho>e
ehAEved sish vtoasslAe Ne game lic~sse
ias, meets van esessnf sppsoasssoa-
Mia l. w. spx0bsd. sssonpssied By
her son-in-ias. hr. rruyn. of Chicago.
has returned 10 her soushesn home much
improved In hsaish-
James Boyle and sLmiIy have taken
chsrzs Of the Indian River hos-i for che
summer - c@srtsksss. Ne. Boyle is sn
expert pains<r and snpsr hanger.
John j. Joyner and wiis are ryjoicing
over the welcomed pseseses OF q younz
lady az teadsr years in shsir comfortable
new home. The insrodursory event trans
pirsd March sOsh.
Tn. ola f,s..a. ofr n AM. x.-..,,
of GeQFrisna, nov sesidins a GoodaIl.
viii regret 10 learn thaf he q dangerously
III. Mrx p. w. Munsou has gone 20 aid
in caring for him.
E,o-~s ahn.x .nA N,.. n.S.a =,
yscs.onxi,ys u~r. n.rv;~a s.,s.v ,no,n.
ipx All .ens;hl. vou., ma, .n,,u.;.,.
IN. as.6 AZ . h..,:, h.ss An NJ. ,,,.,,a.
,snSs, .o,.v.tn,.,,,..
yo xho have b..u p...;c~ . r.c,<,o, "A
the win,sr \. shsvc.s hs,. ,,,.h...6
.hs s.v.,. ol.~. We .,. .,.a a. ,,o,.
,hst aha exo.I,.o. nice. Of ana .o.. into
hand. thss nav d~x,,oo 4,
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X
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The Florida star., 1905-04-07
COME

Ta the TStnsville Blacksmith shop -
"a your work aonsL The only sxpeTi-
snun4 Blacksmith in ss~n- All woTk
rnaFassss& sad promp'iy ait~rded In
Work doas cheaper tian snyshere an
the sswa. Aiso thinning. Piume.ng. and
enae<nl s<pairsug done &C tire TssasSiile
kincksnish Shcp Co1ae one. Come a.,
and yoa shaii es aeee rsshs sy-
: o & STEuL
The Florida star., 1905-04-07

Kitchen Safes with Cupissard
Screen ClOsE, 81 95 roll. 80. - inch
leather Suit Cases, -, "a inch
Hip and knee Rubber Boots
Easter Egg DyrS and Chicks
Sugar Bowls. Butter Dl-h--. eiass.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES
ChAs. A. Gardner. TItusyille, Florida
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FnR sALE RAEaAIN

After April lst se sill offer 10 gool
mich oOws E,r sale. all frrsh since Jan.
lst- For particular sstdn~s,
r ". ANsDES, Urmond, Fla.
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have opened = srN~ry saore and Also
a restaurant and hoarCiing hou-e IA ths
sersmseoar building. at sAe corDer at
Main strest and Washington avenue and
seiicit the patronage of she puei'c-
Mks NJ. l. PEaCVx-K
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SiRgae cBsnb shIt@ lsshorta- are tl~
erv~-i that hil Tn< -sz bAss-L We ar
seliJR< ~ tar h.tcAIns frOG ar ts-g
psas "A Si-fsj U<F Is
woodland PoCLvxl YAK1s.
Snaps. fla
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FuH sALE.

Flat bnttom-d fiSh hlai and . fiAt t-rI-
toned roshoAf. In En.t nni-r. WIH
In sold cheap IBaaIr- ~ THE STAR offic,.
The Florida star., 1905-04-07

,T.srE-t- f.r s.l.Ing. ty cat
W. x tanFnrII
S-ib5aYns ElA-
The Florida star., 1905-04-07
NOTICE

Th- onpArtner-lip II J. T. yIse~ns (
Co . h~rsby dissolved By aaatasl coa.euI
ihis April Srd. leoS
j. Z vISox1.
q n DHKE
The Florida star., 1905-04-07

Penney & Branning are giving away .
Victor Talking Machine Win every
dollar purrlaA-r XII . tiCket on sane
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IfIACksMIIn .HnR

bsu'i t-rE-I - al ElIsi- q tiArs
snlsth ant SaEDn 1oTk bOTs. -t8%inx
Agsc sIn r-faiFGnR Cali and -. me-
}. IL ENKIs IIIHsVilax. ia
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whon In nerd &c a,ce summer sui,
sall as PENNEY Il BkASSINa's,
The Cio;hiers aud Furnisl,ers.
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FOR SALE

CAs-AyA se~d. o. 81 I-r 90 II.
T.. W AMsUES. DTmOnd, FlA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
MRS. LACEY nUAp

Mrs Hannah & Lacey. Ga. the wife
Of captain G. g. Lacey. chief eneis
ueHr in the employ % the Great
Northern steamship company. died
shortly before 4 o'clock Monday
night az the Lacey home West 80
Highland drive. She came here re-
GENTLY from san Francisco far her
heaiih
The body VIII be shipped 10 thsi
California metropolis Tor inteffueHl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

VIM. Randolph Hearst. father OF
yellow journalism. congressman.
radical and Withercd nsplfant for
presidential honora. Is the top-linor
on the ticket OF the Municipal Own
ership League.
Il Is to be a grand hreering cir
Gus.
Chaa. F. Murphy. his pockets
hulgiug with greasy contracts for
improvements within the eift 81 the
city and allied corporations. wielda
the whip In the center rlng and the
Tammany tiger Is the chief per
former.
Mayer Mcclellan has had two
years in office In many ways he
has been very acceptable He made
n hit with the common people when
he relaxed the tight hiue-rihhon.
aiik-stoekinf regulations laid down
BY his accidents predecessor. Seth
Low. Mcclellan started of a.
though he would be independent o.
TammaHy. but just the same he IL
Murphy's man.
Nearly every prominent Republl-
can tn New York city Vas appealed
To hy hen odell on bonded knee be-
fore the remote Wins bohhed % che
surface Mr. wins is a uiee gentle
man. With a good corporation law
practice. and the greatest mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

The bones OF old John Sullivan,
now dead five years. must RAFT g
in their coffin again. And the rat
tie will be 70 the tune OF a million
dollars.
Ever sIne lonely cd million
aire breathed his last. Sept. 1900.
Their has been \ lively battle waged
In the various departments Of the
supeFiour court. With a aide Issue
In the local federal court. And
now. the highest tribunal Of the
land. the United States supreme
court. Is to have an august fling In
the matter. and With lively rat
tie. the drying bones Of poor old
man Sullivan viii probably h. al
lowed 10 settle In their biz black
box with the silver ornaments. and
pass into peaceful dust
A few DAYS ago Attorney W. p.
Hays went over 90 Olympia and
filed a legal paper which he relies
upon TO ilft the whole Sullivan es-
tate tangle out Of the state courts
bodily. and drop II Into the United
States supreme court,
The legal paper was fiisd In the
state supreme court. which recently
washed It's hands Of the matter and
incidentally left the way open for
endless litigation In the lower
courts. The petition asked for n
rehearing OF the case. which the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

STAFF Correspondence 10 The star.
NEW YORK. Oct st.-The voters
Of the metropolis have before them
triangular puzzle, Three candl-
dates are in the field tof the mayor
atty election.
Aerial bombs and pyroteehnics
are already exploding by night in
Harlem. eart-tall spellhlnders arc
fruthing oratory aud the flag rs
down for one OF the NEST sensation
OIL campaigns ON record.
TammRny presents for reelection
Geo. n. Mcclellan. son Of Little
Mac Tammany SAYS he is the best
mayor New York has ever had. and
quite eood'y number Of New
Workers believe t.
The Republican machine. after n
most dls9racefnl nominating con-
vention had failed a. rob the lnsur-
ance Investigation of It's handspring,
ChAs Hughes. put up for mayor
VIM. NJ. Wins. = lawyer. who had
been out Of politics for - years.
The Republicans tried to get good
many men 81 more or less distlnc-
ton 20 head their ticket. but the
mysterious tactics employed by
Benz. u. Odeii. now the state boss.
frightened them off
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iuga ender the verbal will 10 be
null and void. and because this lat
ter matter WINS not properly before
fhe tribunal Attorney Hays. vii
unon writ ~ error. carry the
whole tangle Into the United States
supreme court
during previous bout before
Judge Hartford Marie carrau aud
Attorney HAYS hal = quarrel. aud
ever since Miss CarFaa has declared
HaYa without authority % act for
Ter. but since there has bern no
formal Substitution before a court.
Hays lualsss that he - still entitled
e. engineer the legal warfare Of
Miss caFrau Tier irregular aituf-
nsys being az least temporarily
blocked. Hays Is again In the lime
llght, and IL nos driving 20 ita IN
ish the only LEGAL method which
holds = hope % success Tor his ~.
Tended client IN her fight for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

petitioner does not at all desire
II was filed in the full expectation
that Il would be denied. in which
case an appeal will be taken to the
United States supreme court. the
communication wished.
Attorney Hayes made the petition
upon behalf Of his unwilling client.
Marie CaffHu Incidentally. a
unique little story % interest lies
behind this unwilling relation OF
attorney and client.
The initial unique feature which
began a ffye-year series Of unique
proceedings and incidents. was the
probating Of a "nun-cupatIve." OF
verbal will. by Marie Carrau. the
French ward and alleged flancee Of
the deceased. soon after bis death.
Miss Carrau. supported by several
witnesses. claimed that Sullivan
verbally willed her his fortune. and
upon this contention she probated
the will. Thereafter alleged heirs
in Ireland. to the number Of 50.
filed claims and contested the YER
bal will Thereupon the war in the
courts began. II has nov stretched
over a period OF five years, and the
end n not yet.
In the beginning Miss carrau en-
gagged Attorney Hays 10 battle for
her rights Later. while HAYS was
IN the east. she turned her affairs
ever to Judge ]. w. Robinson. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

about him Is why he would take up
the farlofn hope lie Is 90 years
old. was private secretary To Mayor
Grace aud was once city chamber
lain. Ito IL an old foe OF Tam
mauy'a. but voted fur Cleveland and
Hewitt.
Great acrobatle stunts are In
order from wi ieH Hearst tie had
the biggest aud most exciting nom
mating convention Of any Of tho
candidates MT Hearst says that
he Is the candidate Of the plain pee.
pie. First and foremost he wants
absolute and permanent municipal
ownership ~ public utilities, lie
wants the ChicaEo Dunno perform
anee reenactod here lie has
sharp Knife far all trusts Mr.
Hearst Is surrounded by coterle
II newspaper gfntuaea. real and al
LEGGED. who are goIuk 10 run HIS
campaign on yellow principles
There h Eoing 10 be enough red
powder consumed "a iiEht up the
Sahara desert on a dark night Mr.
Hearst ls going IN spend his money
freely lie rea n believes some OF
the things he says
District Attorney jerome Was not
nominated hy any Of the parties
lie viii run AZ an Independent and
Il expected Ga add to the fireworks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
NEWS OF The
STATE

SENATOR PILES has already
taken up the matter OF the pro-
posed bridge across tho Columbia
river az Wenatehee The senator
will do all he can 10 have the bridge
built noon.
ALL or THE OYSTER CoMpA-
MES of Willapa bay will soon he
consolidated and will probably be
given the name of the Noorthern
Oyster company.
THE YAKIMA county commits
Hionera have decided 20 pat to
yote OF the people the matter of is
suing bonds for So. 600 for the con
atructlun of new court house
CAPTAIN FRIES and a force OF
n United States engineers - max
Ing a survey OF the upper Columbia
river between the mouth OF the
Snake and the portage railroad In
orduE to ascertain the cost OF I'm
proving the channel 40 that II will
be naviEahla the year round.
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Sullivan Case Will Be
Taken to Highest Court

moved IN the superior court TO din-
miss the contention Of irish heirs
ON the plea that they had not used
due Diligence Ia their proceedings
The motion was granted. and the
Irish heirs appealed 70 The state su-
preme court. which recently re
yersed this order and reopened the
claims 20 the Irish heirs Along
with this reversal. the supreme
court declared the probate proceed.
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Sullivan million. the supreme court
having dorlared the verbal viii,
which comprises her claim. 70 be
null and void.
Hays himself looks 10 the final
success OF his fight for his fees.
and says despite the fact that hiH
fair client Tits her dainty French
nose ncornfully aud refuses 10
speak aa they paaa BY he will win
her ease Tor her or eat his brand
new five dollar derby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

The ideal ebert trip Tor tourists
i 90 SO fn the L 3 navy yafd and
tatfisshins The Puget Sound navy
sara u thr iHrEssf on fhe Pacific
eaaHt Fast steamers leave plet .
~ and 10 o. M no. :. 80 aud
I - y ms Fare. round tFin. Zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

As soon a. THIRD avenue ia re-
Efaded overhead street chr cross
tuEa viii be- placed ~ Madison ant
James street at Third and PERHAPS
Second avenues
This fact became positively known
during the progress ~ the Third
avenue reErade ease before Judge
Nurria ON Friday morning. Waasl
Superintendent kempstsr, 81 the So.
at Electric company. and EnKls
uesF George =. Cafferill both ted +,
fled that the reTfnde would neeee
state such improvements.
The octopus vii put ln .he over
head crossings not heeausEit wants
70. bot because Il must. The presenl
grade crossings are a constant men
acc 10 human life. but the council
has never made A move 10 compel
the octopus % erect overhead cfuaa-
inEs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10
A MILLION BUSHELS
Of Corn For May Delivery Changed
Hands at Chicago.

Chicago. ILL.,. March 6.-Within two
or three minutes of the close of the
days session on the board of trade
there was made in the corn pit be-
tween two brokers transaction which
represented in money S4S4,375. 1t was
purchase and sale in one lot of one
million bushels of corn for delivery in
May at 4S&@48h cents a bushel
The seller was Robert Pringle of the
grain commission firm of Pringle,
Fitch & Rankin and the buyer w. H,
Long. representative in the corn pit of
the house of Bartlett, Frazier & Car
rington. Mr.. Long gave as his prin-
cipals in the transaction the name of
the firm he represents for 100000 bush
els and the firm of T. E. Wells & Co.
for 100000 bushels.
Mr.. Pringle stood as the seller of the
entire quantity Of 100000 bushels.