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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
seattle Wednesdav. Mareh l.

Wheat High. Low. Close.
May. us Is. 1l2 i-2. lis.
July. 80 Is, - 10. 80 rs.
Sept, 81 Is. 30. Ellis.
Corn
May. ~ rs. 47i-s, 475-s.
July. as IA TO IS 3-s. ~ I-2. as Ia
Oats
May. 81 SIS to 81 "a. 81. 1858.
July. 81 5-s. 81. 81 SIS.
Pork
May. 1857. 12.4T, 1856.
July. 1872. 1860. 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
VOTE ON COMMISSION
BflI

VOTE ON COMMISSION .
BILL 4
Ayes Baker. Boone, Bratt. .
. Bronsor. Brown, Condor. Chris 4
q tan. Davis. Esrlsa. Graves. 4
Hammer. Henry. Hunter. Hut 4
q son, Kennedy. lie crons. Moore. 4
. o'Donnsll. Palmer, Pauly. =
q Posvs. Posts, Rashsr, Reed. =
. Russell. Ruth. J. J. Smith. S. .
. ?. Smith. stsnssli. Stewart. 4
. Summer. Tucker. Vansss. Wat .
q son. Welsh. Wilson. Total-3d. a
. Nays clapp, Heinrich. Kin. 4
. near, Rands. Totsl-A. 4
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Bill
Passed the Senate

Ell 20 escape, but was pursued by a
mob for two blocks When he real
iEed that capture was certain he en-
tered a nearby woodshsd and blew
out hIa brains.
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. March L.
The senate passed the house bill
revising the tariff for the Philip
pines.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The Star by W. A.
Ryer & Co.. liz Columbia street. by
private wire.
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rsQuestiOn i n Day

10 make money. Saving money
your drug store purchases II bet
and easier than making II.
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TIE RADICAL MEASURE WAS WHIPPED THRouoH BY A VOTE
OF % TO +-cIAPP. sEmRi CO. NNsEAR AND RAsos
VOTING AoAINsrIr
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Olympia Bureau
| Seattle DAILY Star.
/ Olympic. Wash.
Staff Correspondence b. Dan Dean
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Flour

Patent. per Dbl. IT'S: Crown.
1910. Minnesota hard wheat, 81;
pilirbury. -. PtllsburYa Best. -:
standard Dakota. 50. Olympic. 1fgs:
Electric. A75. Holly. ff75, Golden
Northwest. 1g.75. Electric Light.
i7z5. Gold Medal. tg.75. Top Notch.
t445. CeutenulaIH best. tf7J. aold-
drop. tl25. Patent Excellent. tf7gs
Novelty A. 1A2E
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Cereals
Feed

Oats. per ton. I2ed21: bran. per
ton. I1s.sodzi. barley. rolled. per
ton, fzfu Is feed wheat. per ton.
ta20 %, dairy chop feed. per ton, &l9
q $50; oil meal. per ton. t2s. best
chop. s26: whole corn. ton, 81 .
Is. cracked corn. per ton, t2T q e.
feed corn meal. per ton. 2zss shorts.
per ton. i2i4z2,
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Msata

Eoles, &c. black COD. SC: ling cod.
&C. crabs. t10L7B: clans open
shipment, too. -iaims. per sack.
ti75. % sters. Olympia. per sack,
$50. open bulk. per gallon.
100 salmon, Sc salmon
trout. 15d17Hcs skinned perch.
&c. ahrimpa. Gdiocs founders.
lc; herring. Be-; Holsters. I'VE.
smslt, &c. sturgeon. Sc. BLOCK bass.
7ci halibut. gM7c. perch. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
new ATLANTA STATION
OPEN TO PUBLIC.

IlBY. Associnted Press.l


4 ATLANTA GA, May ls,-=-The formal
opening Of the new union passenge sta
ton here tod was $, ma de q gala event,
about fifty thousand persons accepting
the invitationssof the raj lroads to be pres
ent. N usic ives lrendered by. the Sixteenth
United States eminent Band M ..,s5 Il
The sta ton ranks IA ongS5 the best in
the colntr The building proper is con
structed OF con cert and steel and
is Handsomely Az belllshe with Georgia
marble. Il isss Fl edss lfpe With all modern
convenences.
The train shed accommodates twelve
tracks and is 80 feet long. The building
and shed cover thirteen acres. The sta
ton cost sl,e90.0c0. and has been In course
OF construction about twenty months.
The Southern. the Atlanta and West
Point and the Central Of Georgia are the
railroads which wni$use the station. After
midnight tonight trains on these roads
will regularly enter the new station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Heart !: II
Weakness.

Dr.. Miles Heart Cure has
made many hearts we'll alter
they have been pronounced
hopeless. 1t has completely
cured thousands, and will all
most invariably cure or benefit
every case Of heart disease.
Short breath, pain around
heart, palpitation, f1uttering,
dizzy, fainting and stnothcring
spells should not be neglected.
Take DR.. Miles Heart Cure
and see how quick you will
be relieved.
1t cannot make a new heart,
but will restore a sick one by
strengthening the heart nerves
and muscles, relieving the
unnatural Strain, and restoring
its vitality.
trouble. For six months | could not
work ng ;ce Last Ivy d Tas PloTn yin corn
down, or fall down. three times. My
heart throbbed as though It would
getting my breath. 4 purchased a.
bottle OF DR.. Miles Heart Cure. and
before / had used half OF It could
lay down and sleep al! night. Previ-
times night. have taken several
bottles, md my heart is as regular MS
clock work. II feel like a new man,
man, SAY. years old.
Fl. D. sMcGILL, Frost Ohio. y
Or. Miles, Heart Cure ls sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the first bottle Will benefit. II It falls
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
GAME WARDENs ACTIVE.
Policeman Required to Give Up
Partridge Caught in Street.

Is
It is very rare thing that game
warden has occasion to "call down an
officer of the law. Their service is usually
in the field or around the depot watching
struggled game during the open season..
However true this be, Deputy lian,e lS ar,
dens j. A. Anderson and Wlilanl aL :I ~
were both very busy yesterday mor.ihs so "
their efforts to llberate q guar " MI, ny PN
session Of policeman OF the f''sl Us
trict,
About G o'clock yesterday morning the
officer while on his beat a, et. msu
Main Streets saw PartTlngesc a ot a o. e,
policeman had bob White under ar
rest. Just then Deputy Game . Mara ,Sn
Anderson came in sight and asked ihe
blue coat what he had hlullls ~ us US
hands. He replied he had Juht cah ,sn, tI ~
quail and intended to carry y hoi nom ~ ~
Ills little girl. The warden told him i was vas
unlawful to have in his possession q quar-
during the closed season. The policeman
said The knew the law and no olie az eou hn
make him release the n Bob White,' az nc
giri," In Il fact It. ! he got indignant at me
warden quoting game law to MN, anu
leisurely walked to the station torepoit
off duty The DEPUTY warden reported ing
matter 10 Warden Lynham, Wno Sa.. , ",
the officer about the time ne haa tliii ,.'yt
over to take the second nap. us Wtie
was 10th to call him at such w hp ~ NV
the warden was In earlleSl, ~ Wy ~ ~
deputies were out for business, -
Bob White Mas at once '.pe' ass ;. wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
An Easter Tragedy.

with abject apologies to Ben Jonson.)
Ns%I BEFORE. III &
GiveEto me only all thy cash, :.
Lest | weep pearls Of brine, u, III 2t Il
or leave "a check-book In my hand,s
And I'll not ask for thine. f5,3 ), ~
The sigh that from my soul doth rise, 4
Doth ask dress divine.
A dream from Worth, q Vrot hat, Ken
For casters pageant fine.
AFTER.
I sent thee late a modste's bill,
Not SO much Fostering me,
AS giving It a hope that then
Ii would be paid by thee;
But thou thereon didst only glare,
Ana sendst It back to me ~ - '-------.
To-day a lawyer came to say,
Tie seeks Divorce iron, thee /.
rhc cl,rysnlis Of Lent Ger Yields
It's Easter butterflies,
Nit wives and maids q lesson learn
Prom one now sadly wise; . ~,
Guard we'll your husbands dear-if dull
And heed my warning VOICE, Hi
"Fwixt bills for Easter--or DIVORCE
OF evils take. your ch9 O e,,ro ,r1,
1893 West Cary Street, CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
HERALDS BIG BATTLE?
Japanese Movement Similar to
That Which Preceded the
Struggle at Mukden..
(By Associated Press

"a GADGEYADANA, NANCHURlA, May
l3-As before, the battle OF Mukden. the
Japanese apparently are endeaVorins 70
roll back the Russian left. which, as then,
"a pushed far southwark. The Russians
advancing in three columns and driving
in the Japunese reached and held Dangu
Pass, but since May 9Th, they have been
subjected to n constantly Increasing
pressure and fierce night attacks. The
Japanese In the centre. have Withdrawn
a little to the line at Machantze and
Madapu, three miles south OF Changtu
Station.
a Russian cavalry detachment advanc-
ing along the Lao River west OF Fens-
huchshieng, found the whole of the re-
gion OF Dallaohe and Slliaohe swarmng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
VIRGINIA FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE COMPLETE |:
Eleven Games Are Listed tor
the Seasons
Work.

(Epncial to The lL1lmes-LlsRHtSht
CIIARLoTTESvlLLE, VA, May 10.
Thomas p. Bryan. Of Richmond v va.
manager of the University OF Nirsil' 'll
foot -ball team has completed MS scheau'e
Of games for next fall. 1T calls FOR ei even
games and is regarded as a, neaSiei h, ,
usual Georgetown and Bucknell n ,.s .,a
been added in the place of pennsylvania u. u.
Virginia was unwilling to cancel the da ,.
with the Navy. in order to play me Qh wax,
wise. owing to the fulness of the scncd-
ftle, The annual Thanksgiving Day con-
test with the University of North Caro-
lima, for the championship OF the Soutn'
moni, on the other hand gets tie c Carlisle
indian game, the harhest OF -. the seas son
This contest Is set for Horse Show week,
and will no doubt draw a.larg,e Gt .. =,
Norfolk Will also have an opportunity OF
witnessing n stir gridron con, est during u,
her Horse Show week when Virginia Will
line up against Pucknell for or, the fl ,,vs
time IN her Football history IN igs
Bucknell5 captured the game with the
Redskins by the decisive score OF. l6 TO y
! All college is rejoicing at The renewal OF
athletic relations with Georgetown. anu
the contest with the blnc ana cray ~. ~.
November 18th next should witness the
exodus of practically the entire, Virginia
after aipef"t the e0u iaeorgetown game Virginia
plays the Naval Cadets ..;,,,, .,,,n : /. Il,
Of last years eleven, will captain tho
1905 team, and W. c. Qking) Cole VIII be
head coach. Mr. Cole. it is hoped VII
be aided In his work by some of virginlas
old graduates Mr.. Cole comes from
Michigan, where he played tackle and
hnlf-bacls in 10000. He coached Marietta
College (Ohio)fin 1903. and was Mr.. Yost's
first assistant and right hand man at
NIichgansin 1904.
~ The complete schedule is as follows:
September 27-Randolph-Mac at Char
lottesville.
at Charlottesville.
October IA grlcultural and Mechanical
College Of North Carolina at GharilottEe Is
October 14carlisle Indians at Rich
October 21-Bucknell at Norfolk, Va.
October z7-Davldson College at Char
lottesvillc.5s a
November 4-Vrginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute at characteristic. g
November 11-Georgetown Mt Washing
ton, D.. G.
Novenlber S1s--Navy at Annapolis.
November 25-William and Mary College
at charlottesville.
Novembers3 o-North Carolina at Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Youths Recurrent Sea.

I have Of thee so many visions fair N8
Caught in the glow Of youths unc 70 flt'
1 trance, 4, y,
Ana to,lrney-tilt or circle lehonalr;
IVhcn as tho nimbus OF thy tlaxcn mar
And wekin eyes, sweet mirrors 81 ro-
Held hearts in thrall Of thy most tritlng
Tho eea art of thy charms beyond COM
pare,
So many images OF thee hold
'fI,he treasure-drift Of youths recuirent
ar DAYS Of bllssful worship an untb,d,
Tnoi, sWeetsst low'r OF gentle courtesy;
NV hna ri holds revel OF the days OF OLD
In virgin fancies which enGom.na S ssi NEE
Washington, D. O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Bring Labor tc South.
nv 4 ss,c,ated Press,

80 X (By- Associated PresaD
Is BIRNuNGHAAl.A Ala. May 13.--To meet
the demand for more labor in this State.
the railroads entering Alabama have con-
cluded an arrangement to establish an
Immigration and Industrial bureau here.
which will cooperate with the State au-
thorities and the various industrial and
commercial bodies with view of bring
ing desirable immigrants to the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

with trained bands of Chinese bandits
under Japanese officers acting in con-
junction with small attachments of jap
anese dragons with machine guns who
offered such effective resistance that the
Russians were compelled to return with
out having attained their objective.
During the past three days. heavy
hurricane moro violent than that during
the Mukden battle, has prevailed. The
tempcra ture is uncomfortably warm and
tho air is full Of dust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
STEAMER STRUCK MINE.
(By Associated Press.)

TOXIC, May 1s-The British steamer
sobralense, bound from New Chwang
to Kobe, struck a mine off Port Arthur
and sank Immediately. Boats
from Port Arthur rescued all the Rus
slams aboard. 1t is believed that the
steamer was inside the zone that ships
have been warned to avoid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Twenty-Five Killed.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
BUDAPEST, IfINGARY. May ia
Twenty-Five miners were killed to-day by
a premature explosion during blasting
opera lions lin the Allmasy coal mine a
1asccza.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
(By Associated Press

q Cby Assoclateu tfress.l IfRf
LONDON, May ia dispatch to Lloyds
from New Chwang says twenty-elght OF
the passengers and crew OF the British
steamer Sobralense were drowned Boats
from Port Arthur saved sixty of those
who were on board the steamer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
BREAK. MUD PIES.
Richmond Gun Club Has En-
ioyable Afternoon.

There was a good crowd OF shooters to face
the traps yesterday ut the regular Saturday
shoot of the Richmond Gun Club. Sixteen
faced the traps and shot until darkness stopped
tho sport
Three men tied for high gun honors Pigeon
John" Robinson and Anderson, each breaking
43 out of 60 In the shoot Martin was
an easy winner, breaking 20 straight.
The weekly medal went to Robinson, 2e out
OF %.
Tho club was l,onored by the presence OF
two trade representatives.. Mr.. Lee, missionary
forsthe Winchester Arms Company, and Cap
tain a. ". Du'ray, Of the Parker ;Broa.,
The many friends Of Captain a. w DuBray
will regre, to learn Of his having to spend
two weeks In a hospital before no leaves
Richmond. Captain DuBray is a noted i've
bird shot. having won matches with the
fasest company In the country. lie made
some good Thursday at the West End
Club, but unable TO shoot to-day.
The president of the club, Mr.. v. Hechler
was much missed. His many friends hope to
hear him call pull" on next Saturday.
The winner of a point In the anthony medal
will be announced on next Saturday
Gall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
RUSSIA AWAITS
DAWN ANX|OUSLY.
ntinued from First Phge)-

--T- ICOntlHueU ITU1Ir TT 81 r -frs 80 ~
the hope that all Will be quiet Tomorrow,
as far as st. Petersburg Is concerned
admit tho possibility Of disorders. At
the same time, they insisted to the Asso-
cated Press that If blood is spilled the
responsibility must rest on those VINO
deliberately provoke u.
Elaborate precautions have been taken.
Tho garrison Of the city was further re-
infGrced during the week, and large
detachment Of Don Cossacks arrived TO-
night.
Twenty-Five thousand Cossncks are sta
toned tonight in various quarters otlthe
city, and all of the guard regiments; are
under arms, but specific written orders
are that the order to fire mus Sllnder
no circumstances be given until the troops
arc Actually attacked, f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Mr.. Wise Concludes.

Colonel Anderson was often interrupted
with applause. and It Is evident that his
speech made good impression
Mr.. George +. Wise was the next
speaker. He advocated his claims for
Conmonwealth's attorney, and made a
speech which was brief. and free from
personal references TO his opponents.
Mr.. Wise said he had had twelve years
of experience in tho criminal practice,
and he was sure he was equal TO the
duties Of the position.
When Mr. Wise had concluded, the
chairman announced that the programme
was ended, and that the next meeting
would be held on May 9th.
President Minor stated that owing to
z the absence of Collector Cunningham.
Mr.. w. A. Crenshaw, mis- competitor,
would not speak.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
WARsHIPs SIGHTED.
Seventeen Vessels Seen Nea1
the Entrance Of Van
fong Bay

-8313 M " INlIS I'D y.51l43l 81 Z
HONG KONG, May 13.-seventeen war
ships We're sighted during the evening Of
May TO- twelve miles off the Three Kings
Rock. near the entrance of Vanfong Bay
Transports were seen in Kuabepas (on
Kobe Bay. seventyfive miles North
of Kanranh Bay the same day.
4 SAIGON. COCH1N-CHINA, May 49,
Nothing has been heard here of the
movements of Admiral Roiestvensky's
fleet since May. when the Russians left
Vanfong Bay:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

Miss Barbara O'Kean, OF Louisa coun-
ty who has been visiting Mrs. y, s. Lear.
Highland Park, viii return home AonTf
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

stop writing such editorials the people
N,Ii cn,i hin, a fool. Why don't the News
Leader rarne Colonel Anderson for Cover.
nor or seuator7 He Is equally ms fit for
these positions as for commemorative
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

~ ~~~-S~o~~~ --~>~-~1~-~-~~~~~~~
George H Meyer and wife sd to s st d61og
rh sse f. fipps and wife to Mary i: 90
Leonard deI sc he sf't and wife to John i.
Legendre.r part lot q, y! 2. Maben. 100
annie %H''f sh s H aad aaad e
Corriston, lot l. block. 4, Chicago Lake 7oo
Frank nntk = aoos smith and wife to Alice d
Fuller, part lot o. block II. Thwing's ,oo
JOSIE snai oBren ct al. to John Reynolds ct
al. lot ID. block 2. Penn avenue addi- 40
ny vl9h Lee sutherland and husband to
Ardell K. Findley. lot 49, block 2, Home :. 900
rsss At j. ssse to 5o asf E. a 5ap
addition ~ ............... 5000
rqrger Tqrsersoa t. Hans ". BF e Sd;1
Mary sy @o3 wife to e Holndais, lots OK
lot 4. block !: St. Anthony oity -. 100
' to corneiia f. Hutchins, lot 5, Andrews 80
SSi y Hs6tss 5qs 4 Ray saS
RALPH d n Rsli% " to-. fra a5tcssa
D. G. Bell Investment company to Peter
1verson, lots Is and II. block SO. Pal ,Eo
julius as bernstein e to Moses strimling part
lots and s. block 49, Gales Second nm
duull1ou WV
The Bernheimer Land company to George
e. Sullivan, west half Of northwest half
of northeast quarter Of northwest quar-
ter, section a. township III, range % 5000
Arthur B. Denny and wife to Eugene 2.
Crane, lot 4 block 1, Prospect Park, 49,.
third division .:.............-...:; oo'
The Globe Land & Loan company to John
S. Nyholm, lot 18, block s. South Lawn -
ADDITION :......:... A1d
Leslie S. Hackney and wife to Ralph H.
Baldwin. part of lot 1, block f. CHI
cago Lake Park addition y.............. 300
Cora L. Higgins and husband to Katherine
L. Beden. lot 49, block 8, Farnham's
Third addition ........................ He
E. T. Koehler and wife to William n. A.
Koehler. in section %, township III,
range " ................ ......... 1out
Jacob J. Kreher and wife to Henry J.
Mailer, part of lots q and %, block ~
2, Hamfsch's addition ................. coo
Alvin w. krech and wife to Calvin @.
Taylor. lot 27 block 5, Clinton Avenue
addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5ot
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .S34 O6s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-19
MOVING

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