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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

the Seattle hotel property. ON the
Same matter viii be held tomor-
row.
kglloFE claimed that the fire lad
deHa In use on the buildings are unz
safe and ordered the owners 10 re
place them with iron atatrwava The
oWnera refused. asserting that tn
asHuch as the ladders werc INSTALL
Oh I'm conformity with previous
ordinance the CITY had no eight 10
compel the owners Ca 80 Co the exs
rensc uf installing staIrwaYa aez
coHiiue 10 the now ordinance.
dndge Gordon held however. that
tbs fire marshal WAS endowed with
sufficient police authority O. com
pei the installation ot the newer de
Vice. even n the ladders we're con
sIaevd the safest apparatus pos
aie.e at tho time they Woro Install.
"a.
The attorney admitted. however.
thar the fire marshal had the right
90 order the substitution uf iron
stairWaYa where the laddcra were
absolutely unlit for use. A Fire
Marshal kcllusg considers the lad
dsHa ou the Seattle hotel aud the
Hinrkley block iu such condition. he
cau condemn thcm and compel the
substitution Of iron stRirwaya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
RECEIVERSHIP
SALE TOMORROW

Tho rescIyershin sale OF the can
nerieH and vessels OF the Pacific
Packing a Navigation company Is
to take place In this city tomorrow.
With tho exception Of the Chin
kat. Chatham aud nirurd ruunories.
there are lN salmon canning houses
OF the company which are diaitlh#
uted all along the Alaskan coast. for
sale. In addition 10 the caunorieH
there are the compauy.a ships. st
Faal. America. GuNgEuaal the harka
Peters and fesrla S. Thompson. are
alah for sale
While the eannerIcs may be pun
chased by individual parties and be
distributed lHdiscfimiuately among
"a number az purchasers. IL ls stated
that pemmInE a Gould of Chicago.
have gut their eyea ON tho entire
properties ~ the company aud In
tend to purchase them II the money
at their disposal will enable them
60 do ~.
bcmming & Could purchased the
company's properties at Fairhaven
and also have been working 10 Sc
cure the Alaskan cannerlea. be
sides the vessels.
The offices of the Pacific Packing
q Navigation company moved 10
Seattle from Holliugham last Mon
day and will remain In this city IN
til the DISCRIMINATION of the com.
pany, Tho Pacific Packing a Nav
igation company. the existence OF
which Will be % short duration. aes
cording 10 those familiar with the
situation. was. with the exception
OF the Alaska Packers association
the largest packing concern in the
northwest.
Besides ita many canncrtos ON
Puget sound and the Alaska coast
the company formerly operated the
steamships Excelsior. Joanie and
Newport. which are nov owned b.
the Northwestern Steamship com
puuy
Tho vessels were operated In the
passenger trade between this cltY
and Valdez and Dutch harbor While
u Is merely rumoF. u Is generally
believed that the sale 81 the com
pauy's eaunerlea and vessels. val
usd NJ several millions OF dollars.
will be contaminated tomorroW and
that Deming a Gould will be the
purchasers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
WOODLEIGH
ON TRIAL

]. r. WooaIsigh. a Spokane min
ms broker ana alleged detective. =
ON trial before Judge Gordon. eharE=
cd wigh placing Muua Smith. an Is
year-uld Eirl % Spokane. Ia a house
81 III fame In this city and living
with her Der the past month the
police hase watched the two. and a
few days aga arrested WoadlsiEh
and the woman. Woodieigh denies
the statements set forth IN tha cum=
plant against him. and says that he
- only a friend 90 tho woman. The
police have been very stringent re-
gtrding the custody u the Eirl. and
she has been eonfiucd at the po-
lice matron'a. under guard a de-
ciztau viii be rendered BY Police
Judge Gordon this afternoon.
Fatrolmeu Chapman nud Carr took
into custody last evening another
couple charged with a like otfrnsr.
G. Moses. a. years q ass. IL eharK-
ed with uyinE of the earnings of
a fallen woman. This woman - Ida
Anderson. who H. eut CA bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

H. a. NJ t37fsA tast-t. 1876 10
Peoples Gins. 100 IS. t1b 80. i0G Is.
ranua. f86a#s. 1915 1876 Is.
Reading. s8, So. Soils
a. l.. common. 30 Is. % t-2. "a la
So pne. 60. "a 5-s. 90 "a.
90. Paul ~. t1a. IT3I=f.
Sugar. IIlg.s. Itu1.B. t1oi-2.
In pnc. ils1.1, ZIG b-s. 49,.
O.. IS o. euma 70 azK. 2s So = 81.
a.. b. g.. pf1.. Do 8st. 9a "A, g27-s.
WhHt The mafkrt showed no
unusual activity today. nor aid II
Hhaw uuy weakness throughout the
session. closing ut ttia-4 to IA Is.
.p Tess of is - n from yesterday
Diuaa. Il seems That either ths
price ia America must decline or
these Of Europe must advance. Il
be- generally understood that the
prices of the outside world viii not
infect prices u tse United 81 ts'a.
aa there b. h4ut enough wheat h
Hupriy the American people. That
has been demonstrated. but there T.
NO reason why prices in America
should hr fram see 10 soc higher
than anywhere else iu the world.
The arguments 81 the bulls are Just
na strong an ever There o. also "a
large bear contingent And Tor the
present It f. hard market 10
judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
THE MARKETS

The market men are having
hard time 20 supply the people with
veal this week. u II almost lmpoH-
aible 20 secure any. which keeps the
prices very high. The prices IN
apuda r. as high az II has ever been
and viii probably be higher, fof the
farmers refuse to ship their sup
plies to the city. a. soon as they
do a big drop Is predicted. Second
class potatoes are drawing first
class prices.
owing to the large shipments n
eggs that have been coming In the
past week the price has dropped 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
OLD QUESTION

judge sforria Of the supreme
court. this morning took under adj
visernent the suit 81 " n. PER-
kiuH 20 recover t2i frum Io. and
Hen PiucuE The suit once HEain
brings ~ the old question q the
legality q the saturday warrants
Issued In 1895 BY County clerk Hol-
iowaY upon instruction 81 A. ".
Hasty. then prosecuting attorney.
who held that jurors we're entitled
90 fees FOR attendance on Saturday.
Later. when Walter Fulton became
prosecuting attorney. the question
waH raised and appealed 70 the Hu-
urcua. court. which held the war
raufs Illegal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
DUKE
ARRESTED

NEW YORK. Jan. 2L-Mra4 Alice
webb Duke. whose marriage 20
nrudie l.. Duke. the millionaire TO-
haeeo manufacture. caused a sem
aatian a few weeks ago. vas arrest
"a this morning on warrant based
on Texas Indictment against Afrs.
Duke and her former partner.
cha rtsa I. Taylor. % Chicago The
indictment charges nNindiinE. u L.
said Mrs. Duke viii be haid pend
ing the arrival q extradition pa
pgfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
KELLOGG
VICTORIOUS
.,oe FuRrH AND OTHERS
r,Nrn ron NOT COMPLYING
WITH ORDERS

v-, Marshal kaIlogE won "a vic
/, Wdea GoH4ouH court this
tsl.igs ,ysH T. n k.uekley. Jacob
-. - naYd Gilmore. r n. Denny
"a ,ther property owners who re-
~ 80 ~ - rspIaee what the fire mar
- - considered unsafe fire escapes
~ theIr builans Zach OF the de
e. 49,, was tined $50 and eosts.
y, ,sss attorneys save notice of
appeal M. .fs..tsa nv The
tri.l tHIa morning were the
- Arlington and Victoria
49, and the Uiuskloy block. The
-. - ~ Il. l. Hodsou. manager 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
MiTcHit rs WORSE

william Mltehle. the aged en-
pioye OF the snoaualmie Power
company. Is not expected 10 live. He
lies IN an unconscious condition a.
the Wayslds emergency hospital.
The operation was all that could be
expected. bat Mltchls failed 20 rally
and he Is expected TO die. Mltchie
fell yesterday afternoon at the
Holmes Furniture eompany's store.
an Second avenue Some say be
was intoxicated AZ the time and 9th
ers say he stumbled and fell down
the elevator shaft Ills skull was
fractured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
MYSTERIOUS DEATH


ALBUQUERQUE. " ". Jan. -
While en- route from Chicago 20
Los Angeles on the Santa BE train.
a woman supposed 70 be Mary Ne
Kee. of 1881 san jose avenue. Ala
media. Cal. died suddenly IN her
Pullman berth under mysterious cir
eumafaneea. Tho body Is held at
Albuquerque.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

drep tt26i Patent Excellent ti7bi
Novelty A. tt25,
Cereals.
whole wheat, Toe. per bale. 100
whole wheat flour. per bbl. gA2hs
EtHhaw per Dbl 81. graham ~ aa,
bib. 80 tyo flour. f2Ih per hHIsl
Dbl. $50. butiVWHaat. bale. $3.50
rye meal. per bale, g. 90 bucieaheat.
per hhl 81. burhwhoat. per bale,
~ ihhF orn meal. los, per bale. s. 10
81 an' corn meal. los, per bale, $500
corn meal lua per bale. fl2ui white
corn meal a0H. a. rolled oats. per
box rs HIS s. 90 mrlna. per bhla
1850 farluai io.lh. fueha. uaf bafs.
81 h1miny, large, per bbl 4ij0f
hominy. small i0s. bale. o. 90. Holly
self raising burkwheut. 1GLH. case.
ia5b. uenrl barley. 2baib boxes.
81 30, paau barley 100 ID. sacks. 80
spltt peas. Efb0u5, popcorn, psr rwtz
6aee. cracked wheat per bale. G5.Uo.
Feed.
cats per ton. ts662ai bran. per
ton. fla boM2i. barley. rolled. per
ton. t1fM26 feed wheat. per taa.
JdaH3f dairy chop feed. per tau SO
W12o, oil meal. prr taH, SIS. best
chop fad whole corn. ton. f2tfp
2s. cracked corn. per ton. fefn2si
feed corn meal. per ton. SIS. shorts.
per ton, t2iMs2.
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy 10
ESQ alfalfa. b0mla wheat
hay. 9td Eastern Washington iou-
BILE compressed SCI. Puget Sound
hay ti8.0O.
Poultry Food.
oyHief shells. i00s. ton. t2ss clam
shells, zoos. $50. hone meal zoos,
vs.. graduated bones. zoos. 81. On
2bH ana Cos s. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
RED clover. prime. cwt. tif50W 10
alaikc. choice. ti7. white clover. tib
Wta3 timothy per cwt.. IT'S
ttt. orchard grass. ttti red top. t5af
10 English rye grass. Is. Italian rye
grass. Is. bronze grass 4ta tail
meadow oat graHa tiB. Kentucky
tlus grass. I'll. pasture mixture.
uplandn. ii04Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
TWO R05BERiES

Two petty robbcries were reported
10 the police last night. suliyH cloth
ing store. AZ 7te Second avenue. re-
ported n showcase broken into and
"A lot Of footwear stolen. a small
fruit stand az the corner % First
aveuua and Battery street was
broken into and the contents stolen
from the cash register. The pro-
rriet1r lost so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
NEW YORK STOCKS

Atehlsou. 80 Is. s5t-2 sst-2
Anal Copper. 7a3-t. -. 78I-G
u. q o.. iog. i0i Is. i0ti-A
q. H. r.. 81 SIS 6ea-t. colt
can Pae- iga "a. IgiI-a. laIt-2
Erie. common. 81 IS, 90 SIS. 90 81.
No. Central ts5. t5ti-2. 164I-2
Manhattan. i5e ID. 100 IA. lf1.
Metropolitan. III -. lie IL. tte SIS.
No Par.. 100 Is. fns as. tos as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2f-The
credentials OF senator-eleet Pint. Of
California. were presented to tho
senate today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
CIncAan MARKETa

iAtltAtO MAithkl .
Reported for The Star By w. A
Rysr a Co. IL Columbia street b.
private wires
Seattle. Jan e.
Wheat High. Low Close
May, tf-f53-s. ti146-s. ti.147-&
July. IS Csc. gsC. s. i-tc.
Corn
MAY. idc. iia=lc. A4T-gc.
July. O. lac. a. Use. O. t-ic.
dAts-
MAY. 80 T-sc. 30 Csc. 90 ste.
Juif 30 7-sc. 30 Csc. 80 a-fc.
Pork
MHv. ttaio. ti295. SO 81.
January. closed al st2s7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

The third trial Of the suit for
sfs. 900 damages Of Charles WIZ
ll1ma against the Ballard Lumber
company Is IN progress today before
Judge Albertson lu the superior
court williams n suing for the
IosB Of his band. which. he alleges.
was cut Off By machinery Ia the
plaintiffs mill nearly two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
JAPS WIN
cRy scripps News ASSN

TOXIC. Jan Sat sicnsehanE
the japanese disiodEed a company
% Russian cavalry. occupying the
position and eapturlng seue horses
ana arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24

Charles Prii4is played Samaritan
70 q half-brcod whom he met last
night. lie felt sorry Tor his dusky
skinned friend because he had no
money and was minus a sleeping
place They hunksd together and
PrlddlH came to police headquarters
THIS morning 70 soc n anyone could
locate the half-breed and 50 that
he took nNny win him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-24
the MIKADO
Is PLEASED
my scripps News Assn1

TOXIC. Jan. sf-The emperor to-
day received United States Min
lister Grlaeom and the legation STAFF
at = special audience. Later he
entertained them a. luncheon. He
expressed satisfaction az the cordial
relations existing between the two
countries.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
Wits bem Snneren Marbluub's uuh
ben a~ngrenseaoen Staateu.
,@in fmnracs Q hnf.

Gin bmor3eS S6of."
9ie acknowledgement in 8elt.
SittSton, ga, begann Dos 8erbor &c.
gen &eb. Gborles @eSIep Smith Den
triiberen Eoitor Der foibionablerl
Soirbielp : Wetbooilten . STRIDE in
8ingbompton, melher beidulbigi
miro, Der 2odter zines ieiner @e.
meinoe-O fitglieoer ben gntrog g~eiteli
5i boben, NIT ibr olif5librennen.
Smitb lit elm f%lotter, iuneer
Monn, Der ii6 angeblid fir Bferoe,
Sunoe uno Sport mebr intereiiirt,
ais fir Die Pili6ten ieines 9erufes,
urto Der iid, als er einen 9iuf nod
9ingbampton erbielt, Gin gennpfero
nno cine 8oablut-9 uqoog9e folifte.
Sein Bfero brohte er inn Stoae oeS
Srn. s. o.. Sorton, zines prominen-
ten &irden-M itelieoes, inter, uno
uls er zines cages Sorton'S t6-i1bz
riae Sodter i'll bent Stalle o1trof.
beriufte er, Dem Wdo6en ben 9opf
5u %neroreben uno iie gum genneinio-
men Durtbrenren 5u bereoent oh.
iuobl er Elm oerbciratbeter Wann lit.
0as iunge Woohen ober iiberbradte
ioldes ibrer Wiitter, uno oas Meiul-
tot mar elm Sfanool, fpelter oie
Spoltung Der airden.@ enteinoe sur
Solge bate. Der Ser YoItor ober
pilroe nod ReiptonL nift fpeit bon
bier, perfebt.
gpioemifde gIinb6arm.
ent5iinbung.
Syn beunrrbieenoer 8eiie lit im
aaantopn, go, Die Appendicitis
&ronfbeit cpioemiid aufgetreten lino
bat mebrere 9ooesopfer geforoert.
Snnerbalb 5lueier @ofen ipuroen II
Appendicitis . Sperotionen I'M Soipi.
tol ausgefiibrt unb bier ser Opera.
tionen fiibrten ben 600 Der Batienten
berbei. Gas erite Sooesopfer iuor
Natban Cairo, elm auftionator, oas
5fueite Sarnes Carroll aus aunfle.
form. Gieiem folgte eotuaro Gen.
ftermnder, uno Der Ieete nor Soiepb
SteffIet Gin jnuger MedtsantuaIt Ii.
gprouab.a npalt in allianse. aiid
Geuiterulader's Satin luar Dor eis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
Gbeiapcafc 9ampfcr.G ompaanic.

OfrtnpcdfcsSt1te.
@legnnte Taiidgier Camper ,Nuluiiu" mo
.Ntlnnia" mad
Cto Tptnt Comfort NIB WUrfolt, ia.
Safnpfer p~erlniien Baltimore iigIt6 (nlSIes
~npnifteit SpHtiidgeD Itnt $50 WbcnbS ito tJiits
men IN Oh .YotHt Comfort nm 6 lt6r Ulorgcn3
mo in Notfolf nm It's OiorgenS an, an,
tbtteBelio an ole 9ifen6abn5iiae mad alien
Fntifteii oes SihenS mo SiioueiietlS.
Uurt1iUersqinie.
Slegdnte ESaiidgier S1mpfer rG6urlotts" Ero
baltimore"
mad 9seft. Puint nub MifmonS, Va.
Ddntpter b~erlaiieI Baltimore tdaIih (n!tSde,
~loililneii Sonlt1gs( nm 3 llhr yiadrtittnaS uio
%foiinlen ~ gYeits4oint I'M 780 Wiorgen5 mla
81 Wi6mono I'm 9.25 Worgcns an.
Die an Wiontaaen. Wlittnoden uno SrcitapeH
bon baltimore nbfn1rcuoen Sanipfsr, uiio nic
bon gBeft.Eoint nt Dienftngeft, SonnerltnNcn
ntio Ganiitdgel abflbret, iegen in 8lolcefters
Notitf riio gufloltofs an: linb bic an NieltIlds
geil. Donfterft1Gen lino S1irfi1geH BON 9lnlti.
more lio AT Wlontnlet. Wlittiucdeu ito Sreis
tdael bon lSettsBoint abf1brenoett 9G1ipier
llegeti t1 Woritotui ii1o 9lap'gunf an tbei din
ttiaem 2Setter).
Dampfer periaHen Baltimore upH Bier Wr. IL
nto 40, SightftraR :isyeerfte.
1~iirdbsV iuet ttad allen 1lintten f0nnen oe,
ltbcrt @epdd .nlifgegeben iino N%aiiieti imiiicr
~ aet@iireaHr: glr. 3t1, siorb.Gb orieS.e trahe,
w. f27, Gfts23altinlere. etraRe, pbet ben Saltpts
Vilrednr1 VI. $50, 9igbt' Strahr. Baltimore. Dib.
Weuben 1oftcr, 6. T.. 6biem,
@crt. .@ei6aftsti6rer. @en asa ffaaief,sl9snt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
@eiierm MarDIano Balm.
Frat am "a. Sebruar 1905 In graft.
Sflge bertdijen SfucnsEtdtiou, pie toIa

Frat am "a. Sebruar 1905 In graft.
Stge ~berldiien 9tlcnsS fatton, tuie toIgt:
5dalidl.
$50 Born, - Shnen5lig. SnupiIinie, Sagerss
tofpit gbdbneSboro. y. e VI. Bdbn uiIo ben
Shoef, ufto utsatnotrniei GcnntnaS P. o.
gapil 2aIie2d. Johannesburg. WsarttnSbnrg
't1.25 abenSs = gtffom. mad iinion.erisae.
1dalidi, susgenontnen Gonutags.
TIE BORN. = Uorf, ". & 8. Sib. uno Sanpts
gtnie bittt9 bon 6morbs Gro1e, Carlisle uno
81, gorin. = SaiipiIinie. .Saserstotpn, Saneod.
81. & 20. 8a6n Bis Clifton. w
1919. Sorn. = Mffon. mad 1nipnsBrtbge.
Dor, uno Betfpsbure.
2.25 gsddiif. Nfipn. nat grnrb. @robe.
$40 gtdbnt. whom. nat GntorpSBrune, ..
e 8 Dtu.. fopie yorf.
lnior,Bribge. uno 6ann afionr. bis Sdeers,
tcfpits 1ofpie Sdrcod, Greoerid, gmrrtftsbire
iiiio Sbtppensbura.
'5.25 gadm. = Gtpreh. nat Dol, Sanopsr
aHs gsitssbata; learlsr.gar.I
6.15 MbeHbs - 2lffom. nad t~lnion.grtbae.
500 abenos Nffoni. rad gmorpsSro6e.
= ~ 49, gnr epnntass.
$50 Born. - gffoin. mad untofsBrioge uno
2.so aa9m. - Mfom. mad llnion.gribse.
4.30t s7nhm. - Wlion. rad GntornsC5rpbe
&uIt nitht an bet gennfbIbnnins slue. ,Gtaticr.
.VtHets Iftb BepddsBireni, NIhaugb's. gde
ebarlesf Nunb GeyingtoftrG trabs.
yhge balten an unionA NerrfpIpaRias stpe. !,
6uIfen< tuh e9aitreuff fNurtbsNpsHue) citation.
y. .. 0rIeweio, g. z. Vi.
o. ". Soiuea, o. y. v.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
NOrO0entl6cr 9lObO.

&cseImGkise 9ampfi@iiifabrt
SiuiIdJen
Baltimore nno Bremen
Ourh Die neuen un0 %erprobten, init
alien 9eqitemli6feiten oerIebenen
P%oitoampfer erIter 9Iaiie:
sHbein," n8ranoen6urg, "
nNedar," DGbemnis, "
,Main," r8reslau. "
Die @rpeoitionstaee fin6 lpie foI9t;
= bon Baltimore: -
.Stuttgart," Mittpo1, Sen ~. apriI,
2 llbr NodmittogS.
.Gbemnib," MittnodL Den 10. IpriI,
2 ltbr Na6mittogS.
g&Gfu," Mittpo6 Den &c. g(pril,
Na6nittogS 2 llbr.
rIain" M'ittpod, Den 3. Wai,
Nodmitto98 2 ltbr.
.Sounober, Mittnod, ben 10. Oiui,
Ha6mittdgS 2 ll6r.
8meite 9diiite-B uliage.PreiS:
Bon $500 AT.
3miidenoefs Paiiage.Breiie:
WuR Baltimore uad1 Bremen ,....@ OHQU
Wun Bremen hnnl Baltimore $3.50.
NanbrCIie.9tnete Upu gGlttmpre nan 6reuea
uuo 6urid $71.50.
8eeen Sradt uno BafInae penbe man flo
an bic @enernli9tgenteit
u. Sdnmader C ST.,
Gr. z. Siio.@ ap-S trnBe,
ooer
GSiunr0 &aine,
Office rSES yDeutthen Gurreipunbsnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

nem Ronat Der eiei6en 9ronfbeit
crle9cn, 0ie Ner5te limo Der gniid)t,
ooB Die &ranfbcit ourd) oen @ebicl
bon Winter- sur Sommer.9 tobrttng
bei'm Gintritt oes pIoblihen lpormcr
8etterS fiir5li6 berbcigefiibrt mlirOc.
Bonn 9Iibe getroffen.
8ei oem ihlperen @etpitterlturm in
6reoerid-Gountp am Montog mlroe
Die Sdellne olif Der 8orm Oes Srn.
9cnionin Sobbs BET Commissioned
bon einem 8Iibitrobl %getroffcn uno
IN Brand ociebt. 0ieielbe mitr0c init
Den aeiomhtcf' 8orms rltenItIien uno
ben 6utter, 8orrGtben Elm &orb ser
8lammen Ger Sd)oOer miro olf
mebrcre EduicnO GoIlorSi geibGbt.
Scrmiidtc tclcgrGpbiidc SepeIden.
Ser 80 Sabre altc Ridorb
@iliou bon Hociloob, ap., pelder
ouf' Der Ct. 2ouiier @eltouSltearno
cine ans 1926 Stiifen b~eItebenoC
9ettbede geieben bate, bic bon Cen
AZ Sabre olteu Sri. 2ou Singer aus
0filton, &p., augeferttet iuoroen mar
er0ffnete cine Corresponding init Der
8erfertigerin unO bat oieie iebt gebei.
rotbet.
~ 0urd eiren 9rono in ani9btS.
tomn, Sno.. iin6 Die @ebdllOe Oel
S6nittipooreubouolun9 bon George
@iQioms & SO. mo Der @rocerie.
@roBbnnOlung bon 8. u. WorriS
5erit0rt moroen. Der Sdaoen beIGrft
iih ouf 500, 900. Die 8oIi5ei gIoubt
oob mG6reno oeS 9ronoes beoeuteno(
0iebitGbIe periibt woroen limo.
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Wegwei(er
0pa enpfebIeHsiuertbeR TtnaH5',
GusrOs' nnO GnSetniI-@ eidGftem.
Ginan3ieIIe =.
8onfen.

Stnan5ieIIe8.
8onfen.
StrTt WationaI 8anf, 16, @eIt.S Sara.
togo StraBe; 5. 8. Serguion,
gr6fioent; s. 9. @iIcor, Rniiirer.
Sarmers' nn6 Ierdants' RationaI
@auf, sol, @orb.@ CHARLES StraBe;
Gbas. Z. Crane, B%r6ltOeut; Garter
q. Ssburn, Raiirer.
8eutide 8ant, 2erineton- unS $out.
Oap-StruBe; 81. s. SGuIs, Brdft.
bent; Gusuit @eber, 9aiiirer.
Commercial anO Sarmers' Sectional
8anf, Sotpnro. uno @erman.Str IT.
8eitern RotionaI 9ant, Ia, Roro.
@rtatp-S trobe; Soibua q. $orpep,
Br6itbcnt; 90. Rarriott. Roiiirer.
9rOpers' an6 Redanics' RationaI
garf, @utatu- uno 5apeite.S ctr.
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irineu NafloB 1T Gonfur8 croffnct
nor0en.
Sropit u oI3inerurtbeilt
Gor Ser S%troffommer in Moin5 lit
beiitc Der SfanouIpro8eB geeen Den
bortigen GompropIt MoI5i 5u Gnbc
gefiibrt por0en. MoI5i, Scr inter
Der @ufloge oeS SittlitfeitS . Ser.
bredens, Der R0tbieun9 unb &0rper.
perIebung itonb, muroe fir i6nIoia
befunoen mo 81 elmer @ef0ngniB.
Itrafe pom einem Sabre. elmer @elb.
bltBe BON $50 Worf uno Sro9ung
Der B~ro3ebfoiten p%erurtbeilt.
Yrin5 2eopoIo Dtr6 aus
gela6t t.
0ie ipottlnItigen 9erIiner belo6en
sic fotnIc Gage oeS 8rin5cn 6rieoridJ
9eopolo bon YrcllBeu, Der itd), mie
leiner 3eit 9emeloet, otf bem bcqlte-
meren llno ncniger %gefnbrpoIlen See
negc nod China uno iiber Heting in
ooS ruiiiihe Saitptqllartier in Der
Won0idurei begeben pollte. Ger
Rrin5, elm iebr berpobnter Serr,
Ionote iein rieiiges @epGd nit
8Gi6e5euo, gn5iioen Ii. |. 10. iiber
Sibirien, OaS iif) iebt i~reenolpo bel
Der ruiiii6en Irmee befinbet, mGb-
reno Erin5 2eopoIo on Der onoeren
Seitc in Betting iaB uno nift peiter
tonnte. lin tpenigitens Die 3cit aus
3ufii1en, beiubt er nun Die oelltifc
geiibung aiouti6ou III China, nm
Damn 0ireft iuieLer beim5ufebrcn.
obne ben SriegsifoupIot III Der
Wonoidurei geiebe1 81 boben.
IIIerIci aus 0entidIono.
Sic in 8nttopib %epioemiif %ouftrc-
teHoe 8cnifitarre bat in Der lebtct
Wod)e nod 5ngenommcn, AZ nelie@r.
frnutunecn mo 30 SooeSf1ac troteit
Elm.
8rin5 Seinrih bon BreuBen lit bon
ieinem 9eiude in 9eterSburg nieoer
nod 8iel 3ltritdaefebrt.
8ireftor SdIentber, Der lon9iGb.
rige Setter oeS Burg . SbeoterS in
8ien, lit Der 2aiten ieineS %1mteS
miioe uno mill mad Der Sdiaerfeier
i'm Moi 3uriidtreten.
Sn Dem Slluitleben bon Somburg
bot eS einen groBen 9rod 9egeben.
9oS oortige GorI S6ul5e : Sbeoter,
meIfeS 81 Den befonnteiten Wuien.
8empeln Der Soninitoot gebort unh
Oelien Homen in gon5 0eutidlono
cinen gutcn Slang bat, bat ieinc
Sbiiren gei6Ioiien uno feline 9iref-
loren Sltu nno S6ulbe boben ben
GonturS ongemeloet.
8oS arie9sgeribt oeS 5peiten @e.
idDooers in &iel perurtbeilte See.
2iertenaat' Slid ,pasen noridriftss
mioriger gebonoIiing, tb1tlifer 9e.
leioigung bon llntergebenen uno Ser.
leitltng gum Meineio sur 9lilsitoBung
aus Der Iorine unb 5t t6 Monoten
@efGngniB bel barter Irbeit.
Der emit riibmlid befonnteS peret.
ten-Senor Carl Spobooa. Der feline
@lon55eit ON oSrieorid). Wilbelm.
Ebedter" bate uno Iih ipGter Dem
nlleberbrettl" 3uiuonbte, lit geitorben.
Sn Der Nabe bon Neilie pitroelt
orei Sonriiten i'm Iltooters@ ebirge
ourb einer GoipinenItltr3 berid)iittet;
Giner pnroe ollf Der SteIle getootet,
@iner idiuer berlebt.
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Die uGrieslpn.Qinic.n

philadelphia fdelid (Sontitnas ausaenommen)
Inn Q rbr gindnitinnS. bon oer Ginbfs uno
Ardit'Strabe. 9n Betterton iDlo.. nib Gbefter,
Yn. nrbulienb. glnf BED (ud6 gbilabelpbin)
LIDO, toiiite $500. 9Ifuriion. f5 Inae OIL,
Tia, $3.50. Jiiidfnbri nit Der y. x 8. Gtfen.
bnbn@. $3.50. Rem gorf (per yd6n bon 96iIns
%oelpbia) $500. @rfiriion ut Inge) 5000.
Serner Biirhia brts9iuete rah ~gltIantic Gin,
Binete ii1o int Bircdu unb bel aIbouab's 81
bnben. Bimber Sttb peBffitet ann Nelegeft bon
Eaten fir Spnniuesf6nfeH unb siereihe etc. iiir
eriurftonen auf ben ihnenfabrenoen 1nabooien
scoro baltimore" niio BENT" oeren 5abriert
rad BettertoH urlb gbefapenfes9 itb, M6.. i'm
Sniii Beginner. Winn f6reibe ODER iueH6e ft6
Clarence eHriper, agent.
00f-) Nr. 204. gigbt,Strnbe.