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New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES QUESTION
Revived Interest in England = May Be
Speedy Settlement.

London Nov More interest is being taken
in London in the Newfoundland fisheries Ques-
ton since the matter brought before the
British government by Ambassador Reid. At
the Foreign Office it was said to-day that the
government thinks the United States is mis-
taken as to some of the facts, but the negotia
tions are proceeding in the most friendly man
ner, with every prospect of early settlement.
The Newfoundland government has been in
structed to abide by the treaty of 1918, and
has been Informed that 1t has right to pre-
vent American fishermen from using the island
ports.
Information has been received from New
fOundland to the effect that nothing will be done
by the government or fishermen to complicate
the situation
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
CHINA SENDS GUNBO4TS.
To Investigate Murder of Mission
aries-Hiss Patterson Wounded.

London. Nov "a special dispatch to The
Standard" from Hong Kong says that Miss Z.
c. Patterson. a member of the mission band at
Iienchow, was badly wounded in the massacre
which took place few days ago, but escaped 20
the projects house Her wounds not be
lieved to be dangerous. Two Chinese gunboats
have been dispatched and three missionaries ares
Nessrs Noyes Beattie and Todd, have left Can
ton 10 investigate the outrage
Ar the HEADQUARTERS Of the Presbyterian Board
of Foreign Missions yesterday the Rev Dr. Arthur
] Brown secretary of the board, said that he had
3ust received the following cable message from
Canton in reply TO his inquiry sent TO Canton
yesterday:
aIacfie Amy. Mr. PeaIe Mrs PeaIe. Chestnut,
killed. Dr Machle, Patterson. safe Buildings
Regarding the tragedy DR.. Brown in interview
said:
We are almost overwhelmed by this tragedy.
Letters from the eld during the last year have not
outbreak OF violence that has occurred can
@ s1,iafit5 A mo "i - iI 1911 t,.rSeIf Tor ts3rs
was beloved by multitudes who cared nothing for
another the daughter OF "A physician Dr. Z. ..
Machle. and the other two the Rev and Mrs John @
country August it. and had been in Ldenchow only
the attack was made by some mob which had
gathered for another purpose and which gave law
bloodshed which such characters are apt 10 seek
in similar times anywhere in the world.
II should be added. however. as 4 possible n
fuence that the growing consciousness of unity
ard power which have resulted from the operation
upon China OF the forces OF the modern world and
which has been greatly augmented by the results
OF the Russia-Japan War. has led 10 a feeling Of
Irritation against the United States because of the
ant-eXcusiun laws Of this country. Nearly all the
Chinese in the United States have come IRON the
Province of kwang-TunE. in which Iienchow is
situated. and of theis treatment here have
greatly eXasperated many OF people such as the
preston which this feeling took in the recent
boycott of American goods.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

and Grenada 26 Trinidad Shipping and Trading
Company with 16 cabin passengers, malls and mdse.
Arrived a the Bar at $50 IN.
Steamer Hugoma, Mclean. Baltimore. the New-York
Rico Co. ballast
Steamer Rio Grande Davidson, Mobile october 26 to
e II Mallory * Co. with passengers and mdse.
Steamer Graf Waldersee tGeI), krech. Hamburg Oc
u, and Boulogne -. Hamburg Amer
can Line, steerage passengers and
Mackay (Br), Schenk Halifax n S.
October 80 TO the Commercial Cable Company Arrived
Seminole, Marmion Azua October "a san
Domingo City and Macoris 25 Sanchez Samana &C.
Porto Plata and Monte Cisty p and Turks Island 2
William Clyde & Co, with 10 cabin passengers mails
and mdse. Arrived the Bar 8:1S a
Carolina tAustJ, Bartslich. Trieste October
Messna II, Palermo u and Ar1eria 19, Phelps Bros
with cabin passengers and rldse. Arrived the Bar
1:45 p II.
steamer Frtdttof hansen CNor) Gregor. cardenas oc-
States shipping Company with sugar Arrived at the
Steamer Bay View. Cummings. barge. Newport
AIlyns Point
Steamer Bordeaux t'r LHeveder, Havre October q.
TO- Conpagnte Generate Transatlantique with mdse
a the Bar at m.
Steamer Lonbardia dtaD. Canzoner Genoa October II
Naples Hirzel Feltmann g. Co. with s4 cabin
steerage passengers and mdse- Arrived the
Steamer Fl Rio Parker Galveston october 81 to the
Southern Pacific Company. with mtse Left Quarantine
a II AS Q IN.
steamer Princess Anne Tapley Newport News and
Norfolk, Od Dominion Co. with passengers and
South of the Highlands at 1254
Steamer Joseph " Fordney, Laverge New-Orleans
the Southern Pacific Company. with sulphur.
steamer Conlus, Kembie New-Orleans October IS to
Left Quarantine at 500 m.
Steamer City Of Columbus. Smith Savannah October
the Ocean - Co with passengers and mdse. South
Of the Highlands at II 90 m
Steamer Navahoe Bunne. Georgetown. C. October
% Wilmington. y C, %. to William P Clyde & Co.
with mdse. Passed Quarantine at q m.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
REFERENDUM IN NORWAY.
Government Urges People to Vote for a
Monarchy.

Christiania, Nov. 1.-The government to-day
issued a proclamation recommending the people
TO vote at the forthcoming referendum for a
monarchical form of government based on the
British and Italian constitutions. The procla-
NATION further points out that the best friends
of Norway in Europe declare that the country's
relations with the foreign powers can be the bet
ter secured by the retention of the monarchy
The radicals and socialists have issued a proc
lamation recommending a republic. Another
proclamation was issued, signed by 130 prom
inent Liberals, asking the people under the cir
cumstances to support the proposition of the
government.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
4G4TNST FOREIGNERS.
China Refusing Nee Concessions
and CanceIling old Ones.

London Nov. 3.-"The Daily Telegraph's"
Shanghai correspondent sends the following dis
patch:
The Chinese government is encouraged by the
Japanese success and is adopting a stone wall
policy against foreign enterprise, fatty refusing
new mining and railway concessions and can
ceiling old concessions by purchase or other
wise
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
CHINESE COMMISSION COMING.
Emperor Wishes 1t to Visit America Before
Drafting New Constitution

Yu Chuan Chang. secretary of the imperial
mission which is craft constitution for China
arrived here yesterday from Hamburg on the
steamer Graf WaIdersee. Apart from telling who
the members of the commission are and the time
they are expected to arrive in Washington. Mr..
Chang was uncommunicative He said that the
youns Emperor with the approval Of the Empress
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool Nov Arrived. steamers Explorer tIr) Wal
dron Galveston; %. Teutonic OBJ. Thompson. New
York via Queenstown
Queenstown Nov . 2:55 m-Sailed. Baltic
Smith from Liverpool. New-York
Antwerp Nov SAILED steamers La Hesbaye Dutch
Eckhon NeH-York: Thursnd Castle fiirl smith
Galveston I'd. Marquette tBrJ, Caunons Boston
Lizard, Nov Passed steamer Alexandrian 8r, Bruce
Savannah for Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Proposals..

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies Accounts Navy Department.
Washington d G. until 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, November
FL. 1905 and publicly opened Immediately Thereafter
furnish at the yards. Portsmouth N H Bos-
ton Mass, New York Y. Norfolk. Va. Puget
Sound. wash. Mare Island, Cal. and Pensacola Fla
4515oc feet B u of white oak Applications pro
posals should refer Schedule 203 Blank proposals
VIII be furnished upon application navy pay
offices. Portsmouth. N II. Boston Mass. York
y Y. Norfolk. Va Seattle. Wash San Francisco, Cal
Pensacola Fla, the Bureau II T B HARRIS
Paymaster General Z. S. n. 10-14-0b.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

31ArTived steamer SopsTsa utaD. Gustavno
Pensacola and Norfolk via Malaga
Shields. Oct 3l-Saed. steamers rymertc tBr,. Carse
(from Rotterdam). New York: November L. Puritan
(Br). James (from Hamhurg), New-orleens
Singapore. ARRIVED previously steamer Atho
0Br). Kemp. New-York via Aden-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
YELLOW FEVER CASES FROM PANAMA
Fifteen Have Occurred on Steamer Going
to Peru

Lima, Peru, Nov. 2.-The British steamer Chilli
which arrived at Callao yesterday from Panama
had board five cases of yellow fever. She has
been quarantined Since leaving Panama fifteen
cases of fever. of which fatal. occurred on
board the Chilli
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:32i Sunset Moon HOY Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 1916 Island 1237 He'll Gate 2:3O
PM-Sandy Hook 1890 Gov Island 1856 He'll Gate 2:49
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
PROPOSALS FOR sHoEs.-oFF1CE OF THE

Assistant Purchasing Agent. Panama Rail Road Com
pany. "a State Street New York, November Sd
Sealed proposals will be received the Office As
sistant Purchasing Agent Panama Rail Road Company
New York. until T. NJ. November 13th
for furnishing above mentioned articles
and full Information may be obtained from this
ALFRED ANDERSON. Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port Of New-York, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1905.
ARRIVED
steamer Britannia C3r Erskine, to 5eeche. Duval &
Co. mdse.
stsa'uer Grenada ,Br Murehlsan Trinidad october as
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
SAILED.

Steamers D!uecher Ger. Hamburg Plymouth and
Cherbourg: La Lorraine GFrl. Havre: Friedrich der
tBr) Alexandria Cubana Cuban. Matanzas and Car
Banes; Seguranca Havana Mexi-
ports Ariel (Br), Newport News: Seneca Tampico;
IL Norte Galveston: HAMILTON Norfolk and Newport
News Nacoochee. Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

The Cedric, reported by wireless yesterday.
this morning about o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
tagne. ...... Havre. October 2S......
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9.

.Brinss mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
LITTLE GIRLS
VERY WEALTHY

Very quietly and all in very mod
eat attire. Mrs. Clara Mitchell and
her two little daughters. Doris and
Irene. slipped into Judge F'rater's
chambers this morning. for a little
Interview with Judge Yakey. who
was holding impromptu court there.
Your honor" said the mother.
each OF US own n oue-fhird interest
IN my late husbands estate. Ny
daughters have an income Of about
o. 900 a year. and their holdings ARE
estimated 70 be worth about tz00.o9o
--rnostiy In bonds Of different cities.
/ desire 10 be appointed adminis-
fratrfx. and am ready to put up my
bond
Two attorneys came forward and
confirmed the figures given by the
widow. and she was promptly ap-
pointed under S20o. 600 bonds. Her
husband. she said. had died IN Mich
fgan. where the family formerly
lived. and she had but recently come
20 Seattle with her two little
daughters. but she desired 70 admin
lister the estate in Seattle. which
could easily be done. as the holdings
were mostly IN bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
WILL WIPE AWAY THE
SECOND AVENUE HUMP

Regarded Second avenue In 10 be
regarded. II Chairman Mullen 81
the the street committee has hls way
a cut Of ls feet will be made at
Virginia before the pavement r.
put down. a cut being made all the
way from Pine 20 Blanchard.
Virginia street. at the intsraec-
ton Of Second. al the present time
r. the summit Of an incline. This
hump was left in the street at the
time the regrade was fixed at the
request Of !. r. Moses and other
property owners over the protest Of
Mullen. The latter averred that by
the cut that had already been made
all possible damage had been done
and that an additional cut OF 10
feet would have increased the cost
OF the work very slightly. It would
have made Second avenue an even
thoF0ughfare with a grade Of four
and one-haf per cent.
As the playing II nov ready 10 go
down. Il IL the last opportunity 10
wipe off the hump at nominal OK
peuse. and Mullen wants 10 take ad-
vantage Of a. The change Is par
ticulariy desirable in view OF the
contemplated regrade Of Third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

The English waalen Mills opened
store ~ 1905 first Avenue on sat
urday morning.
Tho manager made the following
statement regarding thu new enter
prise
Yea We are Ia Seattle 20 stay.
Il may be Interesting for you Ia
know that Ne are ths largest whole
sale manufacturer af clothing IN the
Northwest or In fact weat OF chi
cage. Every garment that No sell
l. made IN our own perfectly app
pointed workshops by uaion labor
We have no swsatahop work done In
any article thst - handle.
We sell direct to the consumer at
wholesale prices ard thus save tbs
consumer the mIadlemana profit
We believe that this has been IN =
large measure the reason why We
have hecn able 10 build up our Inn
n1snss business which No uaw en-
10y.
II IL safe 70 nay tina, With
IN thirty days from this date
wa VIII have our Seattle
factory established aud will be Civ
ms from ore hundred 60 one hun
dred ard fifty people steady sm-
ploynont. Our payroll right from
the start viii he between ten and
fifteen thousand dollars per month.
We have allowed . considerable
amount % Seattle capital 90 be In
vested IN our new factory and 50
We are a strictly Seattle concern. at
ienst ~ far aa the Seattle spirit ia
concerned. "a no wish always be
found in the trent ranks of any
project 90 further seat,ls's inter-
ests.
I'VE believe that oar institution
viii nii a long felt want IN this city.
Seattle with her innunsrabie fac
tories, mills ard other thriving bust
neun institutions. has 40 to the time
Of our entering ths field had nn
whalerRla manufactures Of cloth
iuR
prom the way the people are re-
spending and the ssisFest they are
taking IN this rev snisrpfise We feel
sure that they are approaching our
sffarts 20 sch them the finest If
faiiorrnads clothing at the whole
sale price and save them the mid
aierunn's profit. since We opened
our doors We have been crowded
ana our business haa been more
than satisfactory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
SABE" SAY
FOXY CHINKS

Fire Marshall Kellogg cannot find
the owner of the fireworks plant
which waa destroyed by an explo-
sion on November %. lnluring sew.
eral employees The foxy "ehlnka"
reply no uabep 10 all inquiries The
fire department wishes 10 ascertain
tho cause OF the explosion.
investigation has led Chief Cook
10 believe that giant crackers and
other high explosives were being
manufactured there. Fire Marshal
Kellogg Is planning a Htfleter Ordi-
nance 10 cover this contingency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
NO
CLOSED
u MOORE LEAVES FOR PORT LAND WITHOUT SIGNING THE
PAPERS FOR SALE or WASHINGTON HoTEL

heen reparted and published regard
ing the matter. For aome time va
have been trying Ia set some adj
iolnlnE property for hotel site. and
everybody knows a. Hut that Ia az
Ear as tho deal has gone
nesides the erection of the hotel,
the construction of the Moore tho.
alter. a department store for Mepou-
gall 4 Southwick. a furniture
store Of Schoenicld & sons and the
Moses building In tho vicinity arc
contemplated These buildings.
with the hill cut down. will make
the surrounding property valuable,
which explains tho bis hoom al the
present TINA Many options have
bssen secured in the expectation
that the deal will SO through. II IL
reported that Mr. Moore himself has
sseured several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

Berlin seems to be the center az
present OF animal prodixiea. FIRST
Consul the nan-imitatinx ape.
vas iats relgnlng sensation. Hans.
the educated horse. performed mar
vicious feats Of lnteiiigsncs. But
Nora. the beautiful canine whose
Of these.
Sora's owner + the noted painter.
Emilio Reudich. who first called at
t@ntion % Hans
Nora's strong point Il ulashe-
mates Arsthmetieai sums stated In
words or written on "A blackboard
ara worked out with unvarying pre-
cision. The problem Is stated as
follows.
Nov. Nors. pay attention 70 me,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

A moonlight" dance viii be "a
feature Of n Thanksgiving ball 10
be given by local electrical workers
In the Labor temple. The moon
wlll eonalHt OF an arc light GOV
dred by q pane ~ yellow glass This
will give tho moon" the required
pale color. Tho hall will he beau
tifuiiy decorated with other ares
aud eco colored lncandeueenta. be-
Sides feHtoonH OF evergreen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

]. A. Moore left the city at S
o'clock this morning for Portland
without having closed the deal Tor
tho sale ~ the Washington hotG
property 90 the Ceatury company
owners % the Alaska building,
which Is backed BY st. Louis capt
tai
He held conference Monday
night with J. x chilherg and }. c.
Marmaduke. Of the Century com
pany, but no agreement was reached.
MIR Moore aud the other two men
promised not to make public what
was done
''rho deal has not heeR made yet
and I do not know that Il will
be- said Mr. Moore. when
n Is | will have no hesitancy In
publicly saying 50. am surprised
At the many Affiliations that have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

Moora and said 20 have been uhang-
hailed, went before British Vice Con
sui kiocker late yesterday afternoon
and signed Tor passage 90 the United
Kingdom. The last four are nov
aboard. while G~yer 10 ashore 20 ap-
pear an witness Ia tomorrow
hearing
Il Is thought that tho scottish
Moors can BE- fined by tho customs
authorities for carrying passengers
between two American ports with
out a license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

/ Multiply four BY three. aid one and
deduct seven. Now give ms the ans
swsr.t
Nora promptly responds With sin
quick barks and stops after the
sixth without any visible sign from
Herr Rsndieh. Nora solves all sorts
81 aFithmsticai problems IN thu
Same prompt and correct way.
The curious part Of the perform
auee II that Nora has been known
To work with the same precision
and accuracy with strangers. tn the
absence OF Herr Rendteh. Many OBJ
servers OF tbs dog have declared
these achievements are taexpiteahie
unless u be conceded that the dos
possesses intelligence Identical with
that OF human beings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
ENDORSE MURPHY

Councilman Murphy'a position on
the common and municipal
ownership matter was heartily un-
doracd by the West Woodland I'm
pruyemnnt club az ita meeting Sat
urday night The club declared It.
self in favor OF a municipal ear
system In case no private company
was willing 10 accept tho common
use provision. Councilman Muir
phys fight wa commended aud tho
ciuhmen promised him their sup
port irrespective OF party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

(Continued From Page u
officer ON The coast but Who IL "a
millar with the Sims brothers aud
their boarding house dealings.
Tho navigation laws or reguia.
lions provide that the shipping com
missioner of a port should supervise
the methods OF signing crews
What a chance for Mr.. Sims
shipping men aiAo point cut that
tho shanEhalng phase q foreign
vessels securing crews Ia not the
worst evil Il IL the methods Of the
boarding house proprissora.
Msthods Used.
On the arrival OF a sailor AT QUE
OF these dens. he Is at once eom-
PEELED to give an allotment note
Tor SD. which Ii given 10 the board
lng house keeper and taken out oi
his salary The boarding h0ass
keeper ID paid By the agents Of the
vessel after the ship has been from
two 10 three days At aca
For his 80 the sailor receives
"donksy.s breakfast" HE bed.
composed OF a mattress about three
ciEhtha Of an inch thick. a pot. pan
and spoon. Thia Ia one Of the
sources Of boarding house graft
The above articles would. on excel
lent authority. coat approximately
Abou, s.
Foreign ships pay the boarding
house keepers tz5 blood money
gor Zach man placed aboard their
vessels. 4 total Of SIS paid for
every sailor furnished a ship By cue
Of these boarding houses
Hence Il e that ~carelessneas" 81
iHta af times among boarding house
Keepers as To whom thoy place
aboard ship.
For the same reason old sailors
hate % see a new crew shipped for
fear there may BE- a bunch II
soldiers among them. whieh
would throw all the work on the
experienced hands.
Get Victims Drunk.
"nllly" Ryan. Dave Evans first
lieutenant. whose real name II I'm
ElehArt and Who Ia a brother of
Ira EnKiahArt OF North Yakima. IL
an ex-prize fighter and over six fee,
I'm height. and a sailor as a ruia
n easily persuaded 10 do as Mr..
Engiehart. or Ryan. says
II Il also pointed out that these
runners have a habit Of sometimes
signing a crew before its person
mel has basn selected Runners
board a vessel. Sign John smith. e
Tim Jones' Pete Anybody OF
in fact rs many names a. are need
ed. Then the gang Is taken aboard
after being generously provided
with booze" on being asked 10
sign on the vessel. those that re
fuse are generally informed IN
tarae terms. Tn -- you won t
sign" which generally means that
you 70 already signed and leave
the ship II you can"
Geyar Probably Scared.
Phelps and Cairns this morning
again stated that Geycr had been
scared into signing his name 70 a
statement alleging that he was Will
Phelps and Cairns we're this
Phelps and aCirns were this
morning taken before United States
District Attorney Frye. The men
are still In the custody 81 the reve-
nue. cutter Grants officers. where
they will be kept until the hearing
OF Captain Tcdford and Mate Nc
Grath. which Is to be held Wednea-
day morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
HARDWARE MEN MEET

The Washington Hardware asso-
citation commenced two days ses-
sion at The Washington yesterday.
Opposition 20 the parcels post win
be the most important matter to be
discussed By the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
A NEW INDUSTRY

LARGE WHOLESALE MANU-.
fACTURER or CLOTHING
OPENS STORE HERE. MANIAC.
Err STATES THAT THEY Will
SOON HAVE FACTORY IN oP.
GRAFTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
Florist Wants Money

For flowers and shrubs for his
lawn. and for which II is alleged
he failed 90 pay. a lien for H2Ja.i0
Was filed Monday hfts5noon by Al
win T. klng against George Edward
AdamA II ~ stated that Adams
had paid 1870 OF this amount. bat
the balance was still due.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
wAYsloE BENEFIT

Tho annual Thanksgiving service
IN behalf OF the Wayaide hospital
will take place at tho Grand Opera
house Thursday morning. Invita-
tions have been issued TO Mayor
nallinKer aud the members OF the
council 90 be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
Gill OBJECTS

President Gil made fight
against what he considered an un-
inst principle at the meeting OF the
council Monday night. opposing an
ordinance granting @. =. Rust. e0i
saith avenue. 800 damages for the
regarding Of that street. The street
COMMITTEES had recommended u.
Gill made the point that II the
council began the policy Of paying
damages for every street graded Il
might as well go out Of the street
grading business. II was bad
enough, he thought. TO pay damages
when the courts compelled A. The
action Of the street committee IN
the case was without precedent En-
Rineer Jeffrey stated thai the prop
erty was not damaged more than
other property on the street. The
ordinance was referred back.
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ITo ryffi tcIf vgH parc & Asa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
PREPARE TO CLOSE SEASON

A meeting Of the central commit
tao Of the single mills bureau waa
held IN the Lumber EXCHANGE build
Ing this afternoon. General business
preparatory to closing down the
season was transacted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
CHRONIC PAINS

Those who suffer pain from
chronic ailments viii fund that Dr.
Miles Anti-pain Pulls Ia relieve the
suffering. After the first trial. they
viii wonder how they ever man
aged 20 get along without then"
II first pac kaRe fails to benefit.
your money back 20 doses. 70
cents. Never sold IN bulk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

Mnu Einn Nna.nI

PORT TOWNSEND. wash. Nov.
2s.--Frank T. Geyer. Alphonae Dn-
pure. Edward Bush. y. Hamlin and
John McGoey. the sailors brought
here from Seattle on the Scottish