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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
LONG DELAYED
REACTION APPEARS
The Market Has That Tired
Appearance From Over
Speculation

NEW YORK, March 15-There was q
remnant OF speculative spirit in the stock
md t het t9day, but 1t was somewhat chas-
eeneo ana made itself manifest in a more
conservative way. The movement vas
nesltatlng and irregular. The fuctuat tions
Ior the greater part of the day. however
were ABOVE last nights level and it was
not until the latter part of the session
that any considerable inroads were rnada
on prices Attention was alert for any
suggestion of new movements to be de-
Veioped, and a three line paragraph point-
ing out an item of advantage to a prom
erty or the circulation OF a tip was suffi-
Slent Sd TO awaken squirt in the stocks af-
1ected. Dispatches from Chicago detailing
the enormous outlay contemplated by the
railroads for equipment which alleged an
intended expenditure of upwards of $780,
000, 600 in that field for 1905 caused squirt
In the various car and locomotive company
stocks. There We're published cOmpila-
tlonS OF the extensive traffic to originate
IN the southern territory on account of
the activity in the southern iron trade
and the large cotton crop to be moved
which led straightway to the marking up
ways.
Low Priced Stocks Helped
The old report of dividend guarantee
on ontario IL Western by New York,
New Haven & Hartford did service for
that stock and helped number of other
low priced railroads in sympathy. Less
was heard of the recent rumors regarding
the Vanderbilts and Paciics but they also
AitO lliClI pCilOUS VI SlIeUBIn. II Foreigners
were inclined to sell Americans again, the
movement doubtless originating in France
and Germany as a protective measure
against Russian holdings. 1t is interest
ing to note, however that the London
StatlSticlan In an extensive review Of
American prospects asserts a conviction
that large movement of European capital
into American investments is imminent,
owing TO the great expansion of productive
facilities which promises to be required
in this country. The Statistician con-
cludes by saying:
In spite of the growth in imports into
and the decline in exports from the United
States, and also in face of the expected
unprecedented expenditures of American
tourists in Europe this year, there may be
in the not distant future signs that the
gold which recently has been exported
from New York to Europe will return TO
the United States.''
This operation would be brought about
by rise In money rates here. The ad-
vance In the call loan rate today to 4 per
cent seems to have been due immedia tely
to the withdrawal of government deposits
with the national banks, but the effect
of the interior demand for currency is
looked for in New York by the end OF
March and is taken some account of in the
rise in the call loan rate and the days ad-
vances We're much reduced or entirely
wiped out Active discussion of the pro-
posed stock transfer tax continued a
rather diScouraging factor in the trading.
The market closed easy in spite of the
late rebound to 81 in Ontario & Western.
Bonds were steady Total sales par
value, SO, 920 600. United States bonds were
ell unchanged on call.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKET
Reported That MIllers Have Made Some
Heavy Sales Past TWO Davs

Millers report the demand as only fair,
prices very firmly held, shipments about
the same proportion that they have been
running for some time past. 1t was re-
ported, but not confirmed. that some OF
the mills had made some large sales. One
miliing concern Is credited with having
sold 1000 600 bris.
Shipments, 1901 brls.
First patents. IS. 90G6. 90; second pat
ents. 80 !OG5. so; first clears. "a. 1904. 80;
second clears. s2.6092.70. (These are ali
I. o. b. in wood
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coFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK, March 15.-The market
for coffee futures closed easy at a net de-
cline OF 5@1O points Sales were 1900
bags, including: May at 6.10@6.20c; July,
G. 30G6.4 .40c; September, 6.45Q6. SOC; No
yember. 6 60c; December, 6.70G6. 75c;
January, 6.S0c. Spot Rio. quiet; No.
invoice, 75sc; mild. steady; COrdova. 1Oc
Sugar-Raw, fair refining, 4Ac; centri-
fugai. 90 test, 47sc; molasses sugar, 4sc;
refined, quiet.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, March 15.-Butter-Firm
creameTies, 21@25c; dairies, 1SQ23c. Eggs
Steady; at mark. cases included, 16@
1910. Cheese-Firm; daisies. 13Q13Ec;
twins, 12@12Ac; Young Americas. 1312c.
Poultry-Live, steady; turkeys, 13c;
chickens, 12c; springs. 12c. Potatoes.
Steady; burbanks, 26@2sc; rurals. ESQ
27c VeaESteady; 80 TO so ID weights,
5@51kc; 65 to rs 10 weights, 6qTc; so to
125 10 weights, ~ sQSzc.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. March l5.-Butter-Firm;
receipts. 4.901 pkgs; street price, extra
changed. cheeseEstTong. Strong unchanged; @ re-
ceipts. 1893 pkgs. Eggs-Opened weak
closed steady; receipts. 2S.5S0 pkgs; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby fancy selected
white, 19c; do choice. 1sc; do mixed, ex-
ira, 1Sc; western f1rsts, 17c; seconds,
16zc; southern. 151z 417c.
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LONDON

LONDON, March 15.-Money was in ac-
tive demand on the market today and sup
plies were limited. Traders on the stock
exchange were largely occupied with the
heavy settlement. The tone was firm. es-
pecially in the case of first class securi-
ties. Consols were a shade easier. Amer
leans. in sympathy with reaction in Wall
street, opened weak. but improved frac-
tionally to over parity, declining later on
realization. New York, Ontario &
Western was buoyant and Union Pacific
was strong. During the afternoon prices
became firm. huctuated and closed steady.
Foreigners were quiet Russians We're
affected by the failure to place the pro-
posed new loan in France. Japanese were
easy on rumors of a new loan, but i'm
proved later on the renewal of support.
Imperial Japanese government 6s of 1904
were quoted at 1852. There was renewed
activity in New York, Ontario & West
ern on the street. The stock touched 81
and then reacted fraction. Bullion to
the amount of 943, 900 was taken into the
Bank of England today, and ESQ 900 was
withdrawn for shipment to South America.
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NEW YORK corron

NEW YORK, March 15.--Cotton-sp
@isdns SGsdd aqlel e9 maaipg Sales psnd s Sses
lures closed steady; March, Tile; April.
7.76c; May. 7.S0c; June, 7.77c; July. 7.17c;
August, 7.Isci September 7.79c; October.
7.s2c; November, 7.S5c; December 7.S2c;
January, 7.9Qc.
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, March 15.-Copper was
higher abroad. closing at GGS lis Sd for
spot and s69 for futures. Locally the
market is firm. with little Offering below
outside figures. Lake is quoted at
SIS. 81 Y % 10. 80, electrolytic at SIS. 250D
15.3712 and casting at $14. .ST1z015. .25.
Iron closed at 66s cd in Glasgow and at
4Ss Cd in Middlesboro. The domestic
market is firm. No l foundry northern
is quoted at SIT .95@1S.2 25; Nc. , foundry
northern at SIT 5041S. 90: No / foundry
southern and No. foundry southern soft
at $17.75G1S.25.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
ST. LOUIS

St Louis. Mo.-wheat-Lower: No. 2
red cash elevator, s1.05; track. s1.15; new
QSsc; No. 2 hard. 81. .06 Corn-Lower:
No. 2 cash. 471zc; track, 4S%c: May. 46%c;
July, 1880. Oats-Lower; No. cash,
&c; track. S3c; May, 3o%c; No. white,
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March 15.-Money on call
strong at 234 "A per cent, closing bid 3A,
six and ninety days. 224 G3 per cent; six
months, 324 q31A per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper, 3%4 @4 per cent; sterling ex-
change easy, with actual business in
bankers bills at $4.S6.7O@4.S5.75 for de-
mand and S4S4.75 for sixty day bills; post
ed rates, $4.S5h and S4.8712; commercial
bills. $4S412; bar silver 5S12c; Mexican
dollars. 45c; government bonds steady;
railroad bonds steady.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
Dill IITH

Duluth, Minn.-May wheat lost u today
With light trading. The edge was of the
market. Fluctuations were confined to
&c. and $1.0Sz was the top for the day
September continued very weak and de-
clined &c. Flax was off Iz9%c and dull
no shipments. Cars on track, a. Close
Wheat. cash No. / northern, S1.06&; No.
northern. $1.05S Q1041s; May. s1.07%;
Sl.3S&; TO arrive, sL3S1z; May, $1.3S. Oats,
311sc; rye, &c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
KANSAS CITY

s1%sc; July, sic: cash. No. 2 hard, sl.6iS
Los; No. 3. 96ikc@si. 90; No. 4. s0Q97c;
No. red, s1.O1 al. .Os; No. 3. s5cQs1.O .O2: No.
4, s5qS6c. Corn-May. 46Q46isc; July.
3, 4eS46Ac; No. 2 white. 46i4 G46hc; No.
3, 46hc: Oats-No. 2 white. Ssh G34c;
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
To Denver s1e.s5

Houston and Galveston. Texas. s2o.o5;
Oklahoma. $14.15- Correspondingly low
rates for settlers to other points south
and southwest March 81.
Gail on w. E. Witherspoon, city ticket
agent. 39S Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
Hot sprInas and RETURN $3.50

Via the old reliable st. Louis Short Line
(M. & st. l.. r. RI. On sale daily with
limit ninety days. Only one change Of cars
in ST. Louis union depot by taking the
famous North Star Limited"
Call on w. Z. Witherspoon, city ticket
agent, 39S Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, Wis.-F1our-Dull. Wheat
Weak; No. / northern, s1.12; No. north
calls. 92ssc asked. Rye-Firm: No. i.
S51sc Barley-Steady; No. 2, Sic; sam
pie,' S9050c. Oats-Firm; standard, 500
1880 bid; puts, 1915 l49Kc; calls, 49a.c G.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16

Corn-Spot firm: American mixed. new.
As 4d; do old. As lid: futures quiet;
March, As 4d; May. IS SID
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $780, 900, 900
gold reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $141, 1885,
437 gold, S57, ,5SS. $50; silver, &C. 633, 452.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
settlers, Ticket. Via Northern PACIFIC

to Minnesota, North Dakota and Canadian
points every Tuesday In March and April
One way low rates. Geo. d. Rogers, City
Ticket Agent, Fifth and Robert streets.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
CLOSING STOCK LIST

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
Co, main Office Fifth and Robert streets.
st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
BE Ri In

BERLIN, Marcn 15.-Exchange on Lon
don 20 marks, 4624 pfennigs for checks;
discount rates, short bills, Ia per cent;
three months bills, 2A per cent.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
PARIS

PARIS. March Is, p. m.-Three per
cent rentes. 100 francs, 371s centimes for
the account Exchange on London, rs
francs. 1872 centimes for checks.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
Seats at ssa. 900 Each

NEW YORK, March 15.-Two seats on
the New York Stock exchange were sold
high record price, exceeding the previous
high price paid few days ago by $500.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
LIVERPOOL

Liyerpool-Wheat-S steady; No. 1
California, 6s 1od; futures quiet; March
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-16
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT

The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
inspected In = Wheat-Cars - Great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

Louis J Tram. a travelling sales
man employed BY Caratenn Bros.
% this city. and wanted for en-
bezglement at Boston. was released
from the city Jail Thursday morn
ing and taken 10 the county jail.
where be will be held pending the
result Of a writ 81 habesa corpus
applied for by Attorney Vince fa-
ben. The writ IL returnable Mon
day. June 2s
Attorney Faben will fight eK-
tradition for his client. whose
story. according 20 his counsel. Il
somewhat different from that told
by the police authorities. urann
has stated that he made no attempt
to escape the Boston authorities.
and that II guilty q anything at
all Il IL not u criminal nature
and should be settled BY a civil
action.
The firm Of Samuel p. Good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
Urann Tells Different Tale

enough a Co. OF Boston. had Ufann
picked up on the embez1iement
charge and filed l0f indictments
against him. The aggregate sum
amounted 20 si1,533b9.
urann stated 10 his counsel that
before leaving Boston be offered 20
settle with the firm for $1,000. and
that since his arrival In this city
be has communicated with them
upon the subject A Boston police
official will arrive In this city
Thursday 20 take uraun back 70
face the charge against him.
urann was arrested b. City De
teetlves Freeman and Hubbard aud
patrolman W. Q. Hubbard at the
col0nnado hotel on June ie Car
stems Bros. have the utmost con-
fidenoo IN Tram. and II be avoids
the trouble now hanging over his
head wlll take him back IN their
employ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
Help! Police! 500 Women
Want to Call Me Hubby!


Terrified BY onalaughts over the
phone from the eternal feminine.
William Bloch. proprietor OF the
Germanla cafe. Iiis-22 Second.
complained 20 chief Of Police De-
laney Thursday OF man who has
been using his name and business
prestige a. vehicle 20 bring
about a marriage for financial bet
termcnt
Bloch kaya that be has answered
no less than 500 telephone calls
from the fair sex In the past feW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
THE MARKETS

Things be doing on Western av-
enue these days There certainly be
some crackln' good berries coming
In from that ere Green Lake. We
thought We he'd fine Wild berries
up here on this mountain but YOU
ought 20 see the ones Ryan & New
ton hey Chickcns-they heY holl-
AIRED their heads of for chickens
and now there getting 50 burned
many they hev 10 hustle TO sell
them. Guess thet ere town Seattle
is q mighty big place They he'd
two cars Of potatoes and car OF
aHanKes arrive while I was there.
And say did you know tibet eggs
heY gone up 10 % cents, Yes. they
heve. by crackeyl
Vegetables.
Beans. dry. per cwt. fa260 SIS.
small whites. s22saa7b. large
whites. s3cfA1s; pink beans. Sa2b;
baya beans. t9.2s. green beanf. ieas
igc. wax green beans, Toe. wax beans
Ibe per 10 bects. per sack. $50;
paranlps. per sack soc. native car
rafs per sack si.50. lemons. SS.25.
uaullflower. per case. sI9a. native
cauilflower. per case. Toe. gar
lie new. i2hc. Sc 10. Texas onion.
500 per case. Egypt onions. per
III tisc. California onions. &c per
10. spinach. crate Soc. lettuce.
Sis5. head lettuce. per doz. 20c.
parsley. csc doz, carrots. sl.o0 box
doz; Yakima potatoes, t26G27;
per sack. Yakima potatoes. t2e9 "a;
Greeley potatoes, $4,000 1900. new
California potatoes, lac pound.
White River potatoes, {24o0u 2s.eo.
Minnesota potatoes. $500; sweet
potatoes. &c per II. apples,
fancy. per box. tae0; California
sweet potatoes. t2b0. new White
River potatoes. &c 10. artlcholes.
doz-. 76c: native rhubarb. II O. &c:
SO doz. GUNNER asparagus. 75c6 81:
green peas. SRl2c: rreen peppers
a5e 10. telephone peas. Tic. Missis-
aippl tomatoes. &L7b per crate:
summer squash. &c. native turuips.
ioc doz. fiat Dutch cabbage. NC:
native cabbage. INC; green corn.
per dog SOC; cucumbers, 6ooGsL25:
German cucumbers, Ills per case;
nutmegs St.oo per case.
Fruits.
bananas. bunch. s2.60dt IS: dates.
10. So csc; figs, = III bricks s1.75;
figs. seedloss, i0-lh cartons. 60
G7bc. grape fruit. seedless. t2.b0
0S2.7s. lines. a0e per hundred:
medltranlca sweets. box. t2.2b; new
fancy oranges, box, sa4 $50, cram
berries. SO; Florida pineapples, per
case. Sc; pincapples fancy. &i.25;
per doa; Eoosebeuies, &c lbi Hood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

DAYS asking for meetings and
agreeing 20 unheard Of PROPOSE
tons. many Of which made the hair
on Bloeh's head stand straight on
end
4 cannot stand this any longer"
said Bloch. They will torment the
life out of me don't know a
blessed one Of them. There goes
the phone again / wonder ~ It's
another one OF those crazy ladies
Whereupon Bloch hurried in "a
the phone with great trepidation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
STEWART. STEWART a CO.
Room B. linton HOOK

STEWART. STEWART a CO.
Room - Union Block
Sssoo- Elegant f-roon house. furnace
and everything complete Gapi
toi HUI Esn cash. balance easy
9 ID fuom modern house. lot nElis
Capitol tfii 40 cash. balance
- per month.
81 fla-yerp pretty broom modern cot
taEe. lot sixlt cement walks IN
aud paid this ln located on
NiAine street near hth avenue
west Nna cash. balance 81
per month.
81 40 s.roon modern cottage. lot -
son VERY EASY TERMS
Si.too- Heautifal lpt near 18TH avenue.
Capitol I'M
8 soo-I.ot asxla. on Terry avenue.
titY-Isut NNfH4 near car line. Il
down balance 3 per month.
ts0-- Beautiful half acre tracts. on
car line. will sell on caHy terrpa
We have a beautiful l7.Acre tract near
steel Works for sale ron as Pen
ACRE.
Our list % farms and acreage cannot
BE- beat cali and SO ua
STEWART. STEWART a co.
Room 50 Union Block.
10 Fret Avenue.
r10-s-room house. f0-foot iot. Yeaiet
Way. n Marion bldE -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
Texas Bankers Don't Sport
high Boots or Six Shooters

DeHehi park and proceeded 70 the
Moran Bros Hhipbuilding yards.
where the Nebraska ia IN course of
construction, Following their visit
to the Nebraska, ears were taken io
the Hotel Washington, whore lnu-
eheon was served az " O'Clock.
The Texans do not wear high
boots. nOr carry aix shooters. al
though several are adorned with
iang black Hiiky mauatachea.
Al 2 O'Clock the entire party
boarded the steamer Flyer for Tn-
coma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

Texas bankers. SO strong. arrived
10 this city from Portland on Thurs
dhy morning IN "a special train Of
five cars.
The delegation represents some Of
the largest banking concerns iu the
hiE state Of Texas
A delegation Of Seattle bankers
met the Texans at the depot escort
lnR them 10 breakfast After their
morning meal. ears Tor Madison
park were taken. where slde on
Lake Washington In the steamer l.
r. Haas vas enjoyed.
AZ 10 80 the party arrived al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

An immense crowd was attracted
By the iangling Of the fire bells and
the patrol wagon loaded With pO-
lice officers was called into action
70 keep order.
Several narrow escapes from
death BY jumping from windows
we're reported. but no one met with
injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

A common. every day chimney
fire at the Berkshire. 1910 Second.
shortly before Il o'clock Thursday
morning threN the guests into
Mysteries and called out the entire
fire fighting force.
The fire dld NO damage and died
out before a stream of water WAS
turned on e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
For sals-Rsal Estate.
IN I.ANp rln - On

THE LAND THE MAN T1uH
MONEY.
~ have che inndaa nice big piece
Of H. right iu Seattle rich Hnil l.Ntll
Ne are nov CLEARING fronting utt'
wide streets. one Of them fnHhlf
ai4ldinF "a. "a beautiful Away harmn-
iuH stream trnNerHinH. wafer 20
witch to boat. fiHh aud battle hc
man alive 90 a. good thiuH WIN
ihs whole Moo ~ only fi.U1. LONG
time. low intcrrHt rate eu the uh.
raid uhft fnl. We are waiting TOR
Inc fuan % hby A poor man can
afford Il "a little latef Is millionaire
may want a.
CIlARisEB ROMEua COMPANY,
tHi-g Alaska Htdf "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
"Whoop!" Beloved Lille Ben To
Surprise Of Judge Griffin

awarded the custody in the divorce
decree. but the husband charges
her with neEleeiing 10 care for
them properly. asking that they be
given TO him or placed with some
other person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
CHICAGO Markets.

tAAAAsAAAAA SIS INN - 4 =
CHICAGO. June 22.-The follow
Ing quotations ruled on the Board
Of Trade today.
wheat High Low. Close.
July. % -. ss7-s. soils
Sept. SITS. s27-S. S43-S
Dec. SITS. szs-4
Corn
July. 65i-S. 641-4. SITS
Sept. S. IS. IS. Bs1-4.
Dec. 90 L.. Gol-f. 80 IA.
Oats
July. 81. alt. So
Sept. sofa. 2sS-4. 30 Ia.
Dec. SILT. soi-2, 81 Ia.
Pork
July. 1855. fa47f-e. 1247i-2
Sept. i2se. 1850. 12s0.
Llverpool-July wheat closed i-d
lower. al IS 9 std
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

sp- fku best aud cheapest tracts iu
Elue ruuusy. yea don have Ga walt
So 4 s-ns can drive Ia city.
~ have a nt.@her ct fine farms ia
- ..ss W ssttcoss. 49, Lewis Guuntlr.
: fine hnr- es~ cuts To- sale Ga Horse
EseaNrs Get in quick II sou want
uu.r - tsat.r.
A. a. nYEns a CO.
Kills. Arcade building III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
NEW YoRK STOCKS.

NEW YORK. June 22.-The fol-
lowing quotations ruled on ths
stock Exchange today:
High. Low. Gloss.
Amalg. Copper. So. SO SIS, Sil-A
Am. Sugar, Isl IA. iSe, 1871.
Brook. r. T. 81. Sc IA, GO -
Peo. Gas. Ie2 Is. i0l 5-S, 1o2 i-S
Metropolitan. ~. i26. l27.
u. s. steel. so f-2. 80 81, soils.
L.. $. =. pfd.. rs Ia, % -, 81 So
Atchison. SSi-4. SALT. S3i-t.
r. a O. III SIS lie So III Is
Can. Pae.. i52 Ia. 100 as. ib2 Is
Erie. ~. LII, 81 rs.
Louis. a n. 14st- IA las
Mo. Pacific. l01. 100, roo rs.
Penn. i3a f-2. 1877 81, 1879 IL.
Reading. 81. a6i-S. 90 rs.
Rock Island. 80 as, 2S SIS, 80 SEQ
South. Pacific. 63 80. So SIS ese-@
ST Paul. lie L.. lis -, i76 Ia
Union Pac. 1s51-2, 1897 i2S Ia
IN. Cent. 16e SIS. 165 Ia. l66 I'D
New York Cent, lAf
Sales to noon, t76.9oo shares
See bargains under PIKE sies'
Shopping Guide on page L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

"Whoo=oo= p"
The sound iusfy. exnltant and
FUN OF triumph the dignified
silence OF Judge Grifnn'B court
room Thursday morning
II came from the lips OF little
Bonnie Hughes. aged 2is years who
had climbed 10 the top 81 the rail-
ing in front Of Judge Grlffn's
bench. and triumphantly planted
his two fat little fists upon the Blk
round polished knob that marked
the gateway through the railing
The bald head as he termed
the knob. had been bis goal for two
hours. and he had reached II At
last. SO. in bis ioy. the cnierpTia-
ing infant Of excelsior" ambitions.
shouted.
"whoo-oo-p1"
For a moment court. bailiffa.
spectators and relatives were para
lyEed.
Then the lively younEH,er. who
had begun proceedings by swing
ing on the railing gates. swarminE
All over the place and tripping
BaiMff Hensman mp by ducklng un-
e1pcctedly between his legs. sud
denly got his"
The bailiffa kuuckles beat live
" tattoo ON the table. the court
tried 20 frawn. and the spectators
laughed. but these things did not
concern the animated benjamin.
II was something else. From the
rear his mother swooped down upon
him. snatehed him from the raj ing
and carried him off
A moment later the distant sound
% long drawn out walls. mister
apersed with certain omlnous
sounds as Of the hand OF discipline
falling painfully. were echoed from
the lobby. and the court proceeded.
Little Bonnie Is one OF the two
sons OF Francis Hughes and w. +.
HuEhea. who are now In a legal
controversy involving tho custody
OF the children. Mrs. Hughes was
For sale--Farrns and Lands--con.
tinued.
MJ7Sf H. soLb@6 ScFes' nicely 10
hour from seaitIc. few minutes walk
from nosfoffice stores church and
rood school. land II nearly level and
good soil. partially improved. good
t.room house. small orchard; there
~ timber enough on ono ~ acres
to half pay for the place. The own
Nor needs money and has Instructed
me 20 sell fer 800. IL ia very low
figure Il YOU see the place you
Will buy a.
ROBERT MALTBY.
aIszai-ai Alaska bldg. -
Several choice homestead locations
only few miles from n. n. and
town See me at once for free
| home.
DoILEY. a9-0 Pioneer Blk.
Timber lands
Several choice timber claims Tor Local
uon. Call at once and use your
timber right
DoLLEY. 6l9-O Pioneer Bk.