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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

CHICAGO. July 20-The follow
ing quotations ruled on the Board oi
Trade today.
Wheat- High. Low. Close.
July. s0i-s. s77-s. soft
Sept. IS. s. Ia. Silt
Dee. Is. SO 10. STA
May. 80 IS. s73-f. ssf-2.
Corn
July. 57T-s. 57I-2. 571-2.
Sept. So Is. s43-4. 647-s.
De-. ts7-s. ISIS. 4s1-4.
May. ni-z. f7s-9. 47s-A.
Oats
July. S2i-2. 81. s2f-t
Sept. 20 -. 20 IS. 2a5a
Dec. 20I-4. 80. 30i-S.
May. az, 81 Ia. 81 %
Pork
Sept. i2s5. i277i-2. 1880.
Livefpool-Wheat closed. Sept.
g. S3-td; Dec. 81 SD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20
KIDNApED MUTfNETRs.

GALATAZ, Roumania. July 20
Fifteen former mutineers OF the
Kniaz Potemkin have been kidnapped
by the Russian police and hurried
across the frontier The men are
working IN q factory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

hundreds Of farms and ranches i'm
proved aud unimprovcd. suitable for
dairviug. poultry fruit or vegetable.
II YOU want a ranch or acreage. call
a ~ NEWELL. ITO Marion st. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

CINCINNATI. July 20.--Two more
deaths as result Of the heat wave
were reported today. The thermom-
eter registers So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20
The Northern Paeiflo.

Commencing Thursday. July goth,
viii have buffot-grill service on the
new trains running daily between
Seattle and Spokane, leaving Seat
tie at p. m. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

Patent, per Dbl. tt75, Grown.
tbtO; Minnesota hard wheat. 81.
Piilsbury. s.. Pillsburya Best. IS,
standard Dakota, s.: Olympic. $40;
Electric. It's. Hoily, s47b; Golden
Northwest s6.75: Electric Light
s7.25. Gold Medal s6Tb. Top Notch.
fAt5. CcntcnniaIs. best. fL76. Cold
DROP. N2s; Patent Excellent, tA7b;
Novelty 4. t47b Liily's best i47b;
Ivy it75. Gladiator tt.00i Norcomi,
800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

The Nerthsrn Pacific.

Commencing Thursday, July roth.
will have buffet-grin service on the
new trains running daily between
Seattle and Spokane. leaving SEAT
tie at p. m. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

= LONDON. July 20.-Trouhle 4
a connected with the efforts to =
= reorganize tho Indian army are =
4 not settled. Contrary to the =
a optimistic reports to the effect q
= that Curzon and Kitchener =
. have come TO an understand a.
4 ing. the impression is growing =
. that either Curzon or Indian =
4 Secretary Broderlek will be 4
= Obliged 10 resign. \
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JUDGE WNDicA1ED

ALBANY. N. Y. July 20.-The as
sembly today voted on the resolu-
ton calling for the removal of SUI
preme Court Justice Hooker. eharg-
ed with corrupt and immoral prRe-
tees. A two-thirds majority is re-
Quircd. II was not secured. hence
Hooker will not be removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20
Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want ed. efHes, Rsolsy's orus
store. Second and Pike. Rhens''
sunss. $780, Ind. lisa
c. N. Lohsdrofi, cigar store, siS
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug store, ioi' First. Ave-
p. n. Mullen, at Ballard Ave op'
pesite City Halt
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont Ave.
Thss. Harris, at postof'iee, Rsnson'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

per bhl. 1850. buehwheat. per bale.
ta,ft, corn meal. los. per bale. 1910
per Dbl, 1916 white corn meal.
eos. o.. per bale. tao. rolled oats.
hhl. q. G. Co, 1915. wheat flakes.
boN 10 lbs. t220i farina, per bht.
$500 fufinH. i0.lh garhH. per bale.
ts hominY. large. Ger Dbl. ttfos
self raising buckwheat, agMa. case.
ts7bi pearl barley. zs-ib boxes.
1850, pearl barley. t00-iBl sacks. "a
split peas. tf.b0mtb.00i popcorn. ~
Dewt ta.oo. cracked wheat per bale.
HonsS.
California strained. per N. " use.
California ekfse, per 10. isc. honey.
extract per N. 7usNe hney YAK
ina. iziae.
Oats. per ton. t1lUa7. bran. per
ton, tipma20. barley. rolled per ton.
t2ebom24. feed wheat per ton. fa2
y ids. dairy chop feed. per ton. tta
ml20, oil meal, per ton t3Cmf4as
best chop t2TGt2H whole corn. ton
i2s' shorts. per ton. az.
Hay.
Eastern Washington Timothy.
$1,000. alfalfa. Iiz00. wheat hay.
ttti Eastern Washington. double
compreHaed, 1880. Puget Sound
hoy tt0Wfz.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover, prime. cwt fi700.
ulslke. choice. 81. white clover, go
a2b. timothy. per cwt. o. 90
orchard grass 5000. rod top. ia
no. English rye grass. g. Italian rye
grass. tf. bronze grass. fia. tall
meadow oat grass. fig. Kentucky
blue grass. tt20i5i pasture mixture.
iowlanda. Et7.
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. 1905. ton. f22. clam
shells. zoos. 500 bone meal zoos.
t3e, Franuiated bones. zoos. t37. on
a5H and Jos o. per ton higher
Seed Grains.
Wheat Washington. blueHtem,
tg.io. harley. beardieHH. i2OO: bar
ley hulllean $500, barley. fan tits
oats. banner i22S. oats Eidorado
King. ieto rye. fan or winter. g..
vetchca. sand or winter. fi0 vetchea.
spring or fares Sc dwarf Essex rape
So oregon winter oats fit6s Miiiet
1850. pop corn, per ewt. 50. green
field peas ta2b, white field peas. s..
Report furnished by Downing.
-
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Report furnished BY Downing.
Hopkins g Go. tnc.t. brokers. 800.
tos and SOC Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

Nf7af sfsffs@A douti, corner on first
hIH call ard mako offer
= - McuEftHu1T 4 SON,
1915 Downs hfk f1a Second Ave %
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TAfWNIEW ADDITION.
Offers the hest uppurtuHlb 80 know
fuf Investing little money for uuinh
returns.
The fret lots will be offered al fla
and up, so cash. 8 per month.
Every iot has q fine view and the Hdl
r. The beet Alleys iu every block
sidewalks WiIt soon he IN.
Get on al Green Lake station and 40
northeast "a thn Eroand sidewalks
all the way eur statesmen Viii De- af
the ground.
Get In before the best lots are sold
nREuBs IEnOLp 4 cox,
toiB.aa-at Alaska Building
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Fish, Oysters. Etc.

soles. &c. black cod. tic. Ing cod.
&c. crabs. ttooaibo. clans open
shipment. 800. CLANS. per sack.
tt.B0ati.7b. oysters. Olympia. per
sack. 1850. open bulk pet gallon
$3.50. salmon ioc, salmon trout. &c.
skinned perch. Sc. ahrimps, so Toe;
founders. Sc. herring &c. black
I7hc. rmeit. &c. sturgeon. Sc. black
bass. Zoe. hallbut. 3Mcm fMc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

whole wheat. Toe, per bale. ss.b0i
whole wheat -four. per Dbl $3.50;
graham. bhi. it2b; per bale, 12.25:
bhi. So. rye flour. per Dbl. 1900,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

- uoin arc ehNfE hes Take Wash
inKton Street ear offices open un-
sGArILE noMEsEEKERg co
II
DON'T LAVE
Clear Al the end ~ a car line or across
Lake Washington when you can act
CLEARED Iora sxio EAcH
Aiaug tho Rainier planksd houieva I'd
aud only = minutes ride from fiFHl
avenue for
500 TO tto-EAsY TERMS
,. NJ JORDAN. COLONIAL BLOCK.
ss ssssS k sss'' sna S eSiassla "sHs
FREE CAMPING SITES on Lake
Mashlnkton. nsautltai ErgYeS. fine
water trent lots frgrn - 70 ~ each
on terms 81 8 down. halsne 81 per
tIsksts ffssn the conductor faks
city Addition and zee 0riffin II
lsrxs nrS stare, o. cal Rooms la
Times block. I'll
WITHIN Fff-rEEN MiSt~rFas
Rise ~ the ALASKA nisH a cnaY. ut.
tie hwna eu enc - the HierlF built
40 residence atrrrta ca line. &C.
ssss - go q, Ia sps pm. g;a
flowers snuE house, thres large
rnsfns porehss stable IN the rear
FuF 81 On sacrifice.
CHARLES AspN FRS COMPANY.
si-z Aiasra hidE -
tso
por 4 fuurstoafu HOUSE ard tWn lets.
n nsilari. not very far out. thin l.
~urth mers money
g. 90
Four reotn house. anh lot saxina IN
q ara paid Toe terms tss eass' bai
HAMILTON a OLSEN.
~ Marion NOS n
taoR SALE ~ owner new f-roon
house with hath and pantry. mod
sfn ulrkis plumbing electric flEtuFss.
fio~sFu ara Vegetables. lot oNi0
kis rth worth. fi. biockn fr1m Mail.
500. fries ii.Es terms =
8 20 on First avenue south. corner
q - Restauranf and lodging house
81 - ro-ssns. 90 tlrst aVenne south.
fst cash ard ths balance on monthly
naymsnts Ill b1f & 7 % s-Foem
wisslttP BROS
Room - eolfnan building If
FOR SALE room cottage and hane.
ntHnt. ~ fruit ard rafaHn. 81 an
snap kEpiE tsto tih ave uerth. 81
e. ggifg a~aY Niii sell e,lsan Call
gn liefteft 8 upDrr. sehsuerrnann.
CHEAP HOUSE lots -. also ,
houss |. lots. uH Terms On al q
ih~rn g down. 80 per month close
IN. On car line. city water. etc Own
e. g p. tflilman. roafua la Tine.
Bieek. If
Fer sals-Farras ard Lands
Mfsf BE SOILS aerea nicely 10.
eat~si, adjoining small tuWu. une
hour from SEATTLE. few miuufrH walk
from .ppstnffiee. stores. church and
ssos soii - eartisiiS improved i r eosi
s-foofn HOUSE, small orchard There
e timber enough on one y acres 70
halt pay for TIC giaes The oSnsr
60 sell for ~ II 70 a yery Low re.
gfe n Yea sec the place you vii
ROBERT MALrHY.
gis-n-l Aiaaka hulldine. =
WATER FRONT % acres. facing mics
he4ch. well Improved. good huilainEa.
WATER Fu0NT-s acres. all i'm
proved. adjoining small town price
Including stock and tools. 8 FOO
WATER FHuNf-ih acrea facing mics
beach good s-room. house stock
tools 10 chickens 3 boats 81 ~
WATER EuUNT-is acres Inn
proved. * miles FROM Seattle. 500.
WATER FRONT -- ceres unim'
proved. near Hrrmerfuu 10.
ROBERT MAfTHf.
gia- n-ai Alaska building =
TEN ACRES. alder land fine COLL
HANDY 20 itir-Tacuna fnterufbnni
gNa Very easy terms
ROBERT MAffBY,
qfa nj Ainrhh Building. Z
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&e1ENttNNN-tA
. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
o ADVERTISEMENTS
. situatiea Wanted Ada Ore In
sertien Free.
Additional Insertions OF st-
ustion wanted ads tive cents
= line.
~hELp WANTED
AND Alt OTHER ADS
Cna Cent 9 Word. :
One week. scents a line he'
= Insertion.
ak words or fraction thereet
60 the line. cash N advances
When charged 20 account actnA
number Of lines as set wW
counted Ne advertisement =.
less than twe lines taken ans
minimum price Tor an sed -
eenta Hix Insertions mAoe :
fer The price sf five when sAsh
= IL paid.
. TO ADVERTISERS
Classification cannot be guar
snteed after n o'clock =
Want ad sffiee. Raalsys
prus Store. Sseend and Pike :
= Phones. Sunset so6og Ind. lisa .
ee44ee%ee&@sse@-ees-e|ee&es
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WiCkeS Is Greatly
Stuck on WiCkeS

The SWELL JEKYLL AND HYDE LETTER WRITER WHO HAS
ksToUHDEp NEW YoRKsis a BIG MAN AND DIDN'T MIND
SAYING so UNDER ANoTHER NAME-lT ALSO GARHEREp
LueRE FOR Him-HAo TO PUT UP CASH BAIL WHEN IN.
DcrED-somE LETTERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

California strained. per N. w use.
California szge. per ID. isc. honey.
extract, Per N. 7usNe honey, YAK
lima. iztse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

coon pasture for rrnt ARMY James
Henri, Nik Western avenue Phone
Main tdH ia
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SOUTHEAST SEATTLE.
Is Minutes Ride from business
Center.

- cheap 81 90. trrfnH. 81 weekly.
city water. sidewalks and ntrret
LIGHTS are in and Win not cost you
another cent te-fninutr car Fsrytea
mufniuF ard evening - minute
aHrVics during the daF 2 4 4 k-roum
houses on terms - & OF 8 per week
80 homes have been sold and hullt
ID ~ months there are BturFa
schooia ard churches Take Wash
inEtou Street ear offices open un-
fitF 4. m
SEATTLE uoMEsEEKERE co.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

Ducks. dressed. iTGtsc; geese.
dressed. fhdfec; hens. 1fnt1c.
spring chickens. zoe pound. turkeys.
fancy local dressed 500 pc.
) n Nute.
7 FBrazl. per 10. is0tsc; eocoanuta.
per dozen. sec. walnuta. Eng
liHh. isd iac. pccana. i2H iaes
filbcrts. isc. black walnutH. Sc
Jap peanuts. &c. Virginia peanuts
&c; Jumbo peanuts. &c. almonds.
I2t Ollie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

WABHTNGToH INSTITUTE OF os-
TEOPATHY--F'ive years In seattiei
safe Deposit Bldg. 70i First
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WzsHiN0ToN INFIHMARY or
OsTEOPATHr-iaf Second avenue.
phone Main eel both men and lady
osteopaths examination free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

oeuiists ard Aurists
DR. n " PERHY. oouiist. k6risL
so Marion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

DIR. FONDA NADEAU--40s Alaska
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

BfYI1BH millinery al lowest pTlcsa
MRS A NJ. HANSON. is1i Fourth
Ave. corner Pine street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-20

nEsK ROOM. With desk fer rent In
nice largc office phone. etc np-
So Pioneer block.
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HAY


oyster shells 1905. ton. f22: clam
shells. zoos. 500 bone meal. zoos.
t3e, Franuiated bones. zoos. t32. on
zba and teH o. per ton higher.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-06-24

The following business-like and fair
statement of the facts with which ii.
has To do. found in the Detroit Free
Press, should be noted by those other
Detroit newspapers which have here
tofore disregarded both facts oud fair
ness In their desire to criticise and
condemn the management OF state
affairs; 1.-The increase OF half mil
lion dollars in state appropriations is
due entirely To natural causes. the
natural increase Of population and the
resultant increase in the number OF
patients in The different state Insti.
tutiOns. Several large items have
been cut out OF the appropriations
and the pruning knife was used with
special yigor by the house ways aud
means committee"
1t is to be hoped that the enactment
by the recent all-republican legislat-
are of legislation through which the
taxes on sleeping car companies will
be- increased several fold, and the at
tachment OF Coy. Warmers signature
TO this enactment, will not escape the
eagle eve OF the newspaper syndicate
which last year So fLantieally sought
the defeat Of Mr.. Warner and his pol.
itical associates because Of the syn
dicate's charge that they would be
controlled in the interests of raj lroads
and sleeping car companies. Mr..
Warner told the people of Michigan
frankly and fully what he would seek
TO do if he were elected governor Of
aud he has sought to stand
by his promises.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-06-24
VIII SON.

90 in the shade several days last
week.
Miss Mabel Shepard spent Sunday
ather home in this place.
sir. and Mrs Len Hull visited wi h
friends near Petoskey on Sunday last.
Miss Belle Saunders is stopping a
James Quinlans IN East Jordan fer a
few weeks.
Miss Myrtle Isaman has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. |. Thompson of
Echo. the past few days.
Alton pupils are preparing apro-
gram for The last day of school, which
will be next week Friday.
a goodly number were present at
the church social last Friday night.
$435 was the proceeds Of the evening.
Little Hilda Stackus Of Boyne is
visiting her cousins, Gladys and
Florine Hudkins, few days this
week.
George Jacquways and Ed. Rowland
have new phones put in their homes
recently. Both are on line 164 in
Wilson twp.
Schiller Stackus and Ed Smith OF
B0yne City came over Saturday night
and went 10 Intermediate Lake fishing
with Charles Hudkins. They return
ed TO Boyne Monday morning report
ing pleasant trip and good success.
Through the carelesshess Of fisher
men the bridge across Deer Creek near
Joe Sutton's was destroyed by tire last
week Ii makes it very inconvenient
for those people who wish to cross at
that point and it is hoped twill soor
be replaced by "A new one.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-06-24
EVEL.lNE.

Summer weather at present.
Potato planting is the order OF the
day.
Miss Nina Healy is working at G.
Taylor's.
Ira Mckee called on Dave Gaunt S
recently.
Strawberries are beginning To get
ripe now.
Mrs. James Mckee visited at
Lavcrne TillIson's recently.
Miss Hazel Randall was guest of
M ISIS Emma Healy Sunday last.
j. Holly is anilding new barn; he
had raising last Friday.
Miss Frances Staley has been help.
ing her sister. mrs. Joe Perry.
Dave Gaunt has purchas I'd an En-
pire Separator of Joel Johnston.
\ number of friends attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Herman Dane, Mon
day.
Miss Frances Staley, Ada and Fred
Cr0well called on Benz. lealy's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs John Tooley spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Charles Randall and
family were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
George Zimmerman, Sunday.
A number OF friends and neighborS
me; at the home Of j. Holly in honor
of Ira McKee's ffthieth birthday; ice
cream and cake was served.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-06-24
Silverware and Cut Glass at Mack's

Silverware and Cut Glass al Mack's
Jewelry Store.
Cleanse your system Of all impurt
les this month. Now is the time to
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t will keep you well all summer. 30
cents Tea or Tablets. For sale by f.
G. Warne.
Wedding Gifts Of every description
and prices to suit your purse at Mack's
Jewelry Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-06-24

Entered at the postofIice at East Jordan,
Michigan. as second class mail matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
Capt. Harts' Case Settled.

The case of Capt. W w. Harris of the
United States engineer corps. arising from
his failure 20 declare dutiable goods which
he brought from the orient on a transport.
has been settled at San Francisco AT
the time Harris goods were coniiscated and
he was fined three times their value, or
nearly $1,000. This was done by order Of
the circuit court. The case was appealed
to the United States Supreme Court, WHICH
upheld the decision. Collector of Gus toms
Stratton has now received order from
the Treasury Department to return to Harris
S1,370 of his fine and the goods Their
value 1857, is to be retained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
General and Personal.

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs
Mary A. Blanzette. whose death occurred
Tuesday. were held yesterday afternoon at
her late residence. 122s Prince street. Many
friends and relatives attended. The serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. J. A. letters
of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church ana
the interment was made in Bethel Gene
terry.
Preparations are being made by the men,
bers of Alexandria Lodge. No. T.JS, Il. L.
o. E, for the annual memorial service OF
the lodge, which viii be held next Sunday
evening in Lannon'S opera house.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter. rector of Grace
Episcopal Church. and his bride. have re
turned from their wedding tour and are
at the rectory of Grace Church. on South
Patrick street.
AT meeting Of Potomac Lodge of odd
Fellows at Odd Fellows Hall. on 4>orth Co
lumbus street, this evening the third degree
will be conferred upon three candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
SALE OF PATENT MEDICINES.
Statement Issued by the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue.

Commissioner Yerkes has issued state
ment to collectors of Internal revenue that
there is no internal revenue special STAMP
tax for the peddling of alcoholic patent
medicines and liquors and directing that
peddlers going over the country disposing
of these things shall be required to pay
special tax at every district and separate
place at which there is evidence Of sales
having been made.
The circular issued a few days ago by
Commissioner Yerkes naming a dozen pat
ent medicines as containing so much alcohol
as to require both manufacturers and retail
dealers licenses from all who sell them, in
GLIDING druggists. has caused a great pro-
test. The analyses of the commissioner
have shown that most of the medicines
named contain more alcohol than straight
whisky sold over the counters of the bar
rooms of the country. The chemists of the
internal revenue bureau are now engaged
in making further analyses of other medi-
cines, and the commissioner expects to
make further announcements right along.
putting under the ban various highly adj
vertised medicines that have been taking
the place of whisky and other drinks for
years. The commissioner expresses the
private opinion that more drunkenness has
been brought about by many of these medi-
cines, more appetites created for whisky.
than all the light drinks that could have
been used.
A curious state of affairs is that there are
a number of patent medicines on the mar
ket, the commissioner says, containing
larger quantities of alcohol than those he
has publicly named, but he is unable to
touch them because they are so largely
charged with medicines that they come I'M
der the medicinal and not under the whisky
class.
It Is stated that 1t Is the purpose of the
manufacturers of the medicines that have
been put under the ban to change their
formulas and include enough medicines to
put their combinations In the medicine
GLASS. The commissioner will watch this
class pretty closely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
New Place for Gen. Trepoff.

Special Cabegram TO The Star.
ST. PETERSBURG. December 1.-Gen.
Trepoff, formerly governor general OF ST.
Petersburg and assistant minister of the
interior, and now governor of the cars pal
ace at Peterhof has been appointed a menu
Der of the council of the empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
Casualty Record of Hunting Season.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis., December /.
Twenty-Five persons killed and fifty-two
wounded is the record for the hunting sea-
son, which closed today. During the deer
season four hunters were shot, which IL
the lowest number known to the game
wardens The season for open shooting be-
gan September r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
Conviction of a Norfolk Business Man

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NORFOLK. Va, December both the
Department of Justice at Washington and
President Roosevelt have refused to take
up an application just made for the pardon
of j. B. Powell. the former Norfolk furni-
ture dealer, who WAS some months ago
convicted In the federal court al Raleigh OF
using the United States mails to defraud.
and sentenced to two years in the pent-
Tertiary at Atlanta, Ga. The pardon was
asked on account of Pewelrs alleged physi-
cal condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
Train Wreck Narrowly Averted.

A dangerous wreck and probable hold-up
was narrowly averted near the cut of at
Upton station on the Louisville and Nash
vile railway in Posey county, Indiana.
Wednesday night by the discovery by two
farmers OF a large cross-tie boited securely
across the rails The men removed the
tie. Fifteen minutes later the east-bound
Florida flyer passed over the spot. The
neighborhood is sparsely settled and is a
good place for hold-ups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
oldest Georgia Woman Dead.

Granny Doggfns. believed to be the
oldest woman in Georgia. died at Gaines
Vile. Ca, tfds week at the age of 123 years.
She was buried Wednesday at Gainesville.
a large concourse assembling to see "the
oldest woman In the world" laid away. At
the time Of her death her daughter lived
with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
Italy to Withdraw Warship.
Special cablegram to The Star.

Special Cabiegram to The Star.
CONSTANTINOPLE. December LIT II
rumored that Italy contemplates the with
drawal OF her warship from the interna-
tional fleet that is now engaged In coerc!ve
measures against Turkey.
A prominent diplomat told The Star cor
respondent yesterday that everybody is
greatly surprised at the sukan's extra
ordinary tenacity. He seems confident of
a split among the powers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
Heard Message From King Alfonso

SpeclaI
MADRID, December 1.-The chief Of
ficers Of the army assembled at the bar
racks yesterday and listened TO the reading
Of message from King Alfonso. in which
the king assured them that he would safe
guard the honor of the army. The message
was greeted with loud cheers.