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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Although the power Of attorney was
.iHveHifa with the dead mnn by
)tornct Clement. It has now been
learned that DIN represented n com
pany. lie had large sum or money
aud was u bold and courageous
maa About five DAYS aEo the pa
trhlmnu waH talking IN n eaHual why
To- aume men who he had learned
were la Alaska lately lie learned
that Their mission had been 10 some
extent ta find the missing pitI The
putfolmun'H brow contracted aud Tor
"a few moments he pondered In
thought
Later he remembered the name
ana found that ne lad larufed the
missing man Since meeting Dill'H
friendH tn" patrolmau has not seen
them, but it ia his intention ta map
out That section Of the Amaku eouu-
Try and make 10 possible for them 10
visit the scene Of tire mans grave
and possibly uncover the myHtcfI#
GUS circumstances surrounding his
dlHappeurauee.
Some Of unl'a friends think that
he WAS murdered and they were at
tempting 20 run down the vurouH
reports IN this city. They say that
Dill must have had IA large and cxs
pcuaivo outft. as he went prepared
10 Riyc the country a good prospect
Ing and was 80 have been rcuunrr-
atcd from time To time by his
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
HURT AT NAVY YARD

HItEAEtTOE, ian. al. y.
bfahhmnr. "a sac0ud class fireman
ON the torpedo boat destroyer Paul
Jones' was seriously injured last
might by falling into the drydock
while returning from shore leave.
lie has a chance for recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
0K.'

Pocket Inhaler that comes with
every uyumei outfit VIII last q
lifetime.
the pocket inhaler that comes with
every outfit and sou will soon be
gin To get better A trial Wili eou-
vince anyone that Hyamrt viii cure
b worst case Of eatarfh. Catafrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

4 Worn nnd HtarteIy lcElhlc power
OF attorney. found sticking In the
treNiee Of IA boulder which formed
the rude headstouc Of Thomas nnl.
who met death on the lonely
beaches OF the Solomon river. near
Neiao. Alaska, months ago. may
DO the only means OF the Identified
uun OF the man Who vas hastily
buried In rudcly constructed grave
Two blocks from one of the branches
ot tho Solomon river ana opposite
It's east fork.
The grave Ia lust 10 miles from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

low the Russian mission uud the In
dinna who live near that point IL
threatened. The medicine men
among the Indians are said TO be
feHp9uaibla Tor the animua between
tho two races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
GETS GOOD JOBS
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympia, Wash.
staff Correspondence By Dan Dean
and VIII Window.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 31.-The com
misai1nefa appointed TO take charge
OF the state exhibit at the Lewis
and clark exposition met last night
ana elected Elmer Z. Johnson. Of
Everett as executive commissioner.
With "a salary OF 800 month. and
p l. Habcr a Seattle newspaper
man. az secretary with a SALARY Of
t1aJ a month.
MI Johnson had charge Of the
slate exhibit az Buffalo and was
the executive commiaHouer for the
state a tho 81 Louis fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
Gloves

The Ideal KID Glove. sold Else
where at 1925 our price go.
-. -....... .....S 81 90
The Ceutaur Glove. sold all over
Tor fi.50. our price S1.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
HAVE YOU CATARRH?
STOP DOSING the STOMACH TO cuRe n

DOSING
Star May 4" Nd % % e Of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Eureka Hooks and Eyea sold all
over for 5c a card, our price
....... go. 80. .....s.-2c
Cube Pins. with Jet and assorted
heads. i0c grade at .......1S
Chiffon Stock Collar Foundations.
all sizes $50. .........as5e
Fitform Hose Supporter. satin
pads. fancy frllled classics. but
ton clasps. Young's patent: our
price 80. .t. ..ts..s....ZI q
japanese Shell Hair Pins. finest
quality black. amber and she'll.
sold elsewhere at 25c. our price.
per dozen o.. 80. .......19e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
15Ic

A pair for Ladies' Fast Black
Hose. Better grades 35e to $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

For the Featherweight Puff Comb.
amber and shell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
Notions

Duplex Nickel Plated Safety Pins.
sold ali over at i-3e a card.
All sizes. choice ..........5 30
Poets Iuylneiblc Hooks and Eyes.
all sizes in blacks and whites,
sold all over for i0c; our price
s.s..ss - ..s. .ssss....s.4 q
Mohair Skirt Binding. Zoe grade
at go. 49,. -. .'..s.''1 &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
Corsets

The American Lady Corset Co. s
y S. Glrdle for Roe
Ten per cent discount on all
styles and sizes OF the American
Lady" Corset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
The Buying Power of Your Dollar Increases
Two and Three Fold

Fedora Wire Hair Pins. sold else
where for &c a box. our price.
-. -. 80. .s....t. - 4 &c
Kleinert's Feathers eight Dress
Shields. sizes 3 and I. at 10T
AntiHeptie Hose Supporters. plain
ode elastics, all sizes. per pair
80. -. 49,. .....s..... IOC
Hair Ornaments
25c
The fashionable Colonial Back
comb. with rhinestone settings.
Better grades In whites and
shell, 59o, csc and CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

fc
A yard for fine Embroidery
Edgea. 3 inches wide. sold else
where az GAc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Each for Ladies' Hand Bags.
braided leather handles, inside
coin purse to match Many
grades better up 10 $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
Emhroiderles

- sc
a yard for fine Embroidery
Edges. 6 inches wide. sold else
where at 10c. Many grades bet
ter up 10 CSC a yard.
All-over Embroideries up 10 si.95
q yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

We have an immense line OF
extra heavy quality Black Taffeta.
Nos. 20 to 50. at 15c The yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

1000 Ladies' Belts. sample line,
latest spring styles. ranging in
price from zoe to S2.9S. No two
alike.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
Una CaTta del
BancO AgficOIa,

San Juan. p. R Febrero 81 de 1905.
Sr. Director de eLa CorraspondenciR
de Puerto Rico.7 San Juan. Muy se-
nor nuestrO y amigo: Boganos I'd.
la inseYci6n en- las cciumnss de ese
diari0 de Is aiguiente carta que hamos
esibi Z o del Hon. A,caEde Municipal
de esta Ciudad. y qus deseaYf4m0s pur
blicar sin conantarios fin de que SO
conozcan, por lae frases que en- dicha
Carta hemos subrayRdo, Les CAUSES que
ha tenido el Consejo Executive de-
Puerto Rico 81 no apFobar Ia 5esiRua-
ci6n hecha por 81 0Onseio MunicipsI
de eata Ciudsd & favor de este B1nco
como depoaitario de los f0ndOs de
Amortization del empire stito con u
gaFant1a del BancO Espef mol de Puerto
Rico hoy Banco de Puerto Rico. Con
Rracias snticipadas pOr su complacen-
Of 1 nos suscribimos altos. amigos 8. S.
u Director Gsferts, R. Castro Con
sG1es,
eConceio Municipal. Ofcina del Sc.
Cretaric. San Juan Puerto Rico Fee
brero Is de. 1905 Senior don RstaeI
Castro GoDzslfz Director Gerente
del Bsnco Territorial y Agtfcola. San
j Juan u. R.9
eSefor: EI Conaeio Executive de
Puerto Rico desaDrob6 Do buena pro
otoFQada favor de ese BsDco. nom
brsndole depositsrin de los fondos de-
amortization del empr6stito de esta
Capital. En- go virtud. esta Corpora
ci6n Municipal. acord6 en- session dal
dia II del corriente declArar sin Ingar
II enbzhfa calebrmda CON tai Ohiaf0- y
publican nuevo GctO de ficitnci6n de
cOnformidad con ID dispuest0, = con
arregl0 81 pIiego de condolences que Sc
publicarS. sieudo condsci6n precSs0
que Ia 1S1sssa de5e ss,. prsstadG poY ssn0
ConaD05S50 de .7S0nsas y gGramt50s con
o7Gc5aa0 principal en- los EstG0Os Uni
dos. Lo que comunico ussed para
ConoCimientos efeetns. RespetuO-
aamente, R. H. Todd. AlcAlde de San
Juan.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
GLBLES DE- HOY

New York, FebFero o2l, 100 D IA.
Llegan noticias q esta ciudad QUE
infoElnsn haber ocurrido una tefri-
BE eatdstfofe fetfOviaFis.
Dicha noticia ha Causado en- 81
pdblicO viva impression.
Sc tFata del ExpFeso que salio
en- direction al lsgo Erie.
New York, FebrsrO I'll, l,S0 p. m.
Continuance las primeras noti-
cias telegFaticas rscibidas en- esta
ciudad.
FL feIrocarril descarril6 corca de
RydgwoOd.
Algunas veFsiones atFibuyen este
suceso 4 comp!ot criminal. pues Ia
via fue saltada.
Sc ha puesto on actividad el
cueFp0 de detectives.
New York, Febrero 81. i. 80 p m.
Mas noticias te!egr&fcas, infor-
man que PEI ecieron en- Ia .hecatom-
be feFrocarFilera 80 personals, re-
Sultando centenares de heridos.
FL expreso iba atestaao de pasa-
jeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
Con8rOSidad america
na en- iaT De- SCI
f0fiias pg8li0fiqu8
mas.
Noble GGnduGIa Dc ID SOeIodad
DO San Luis.
la prensa aus<ilio cabaIlerosamen-
te 4 nuestras ccmpatriotas.


Cuando las seforitss puertOrrique-
flss que trabej ejsban en- la eCordsge
Coz de San Luis, vi6ronse desampa-
FRdas. bajo Ia inciemenhia del frfo, y
vsgsb8n por la gran ciudad, Vivamen-
te entarnecida ante tal cuadr0 Ia p0li-
cfa hubo do faciIitarIes Immediate aI
bergue.
La noticia de ese suceRo cundi6 T6-
pidamenta por ID extanaa urbe. y &
POGO, 81 sitic en- que asiladas ne halla-
ban nuestras9 conn patFiotas. acudi6 nu-
mer0g0 gentf0. an que todas les classes
sociales eatRban represents adas.
TodOs llisputs b1nsa a buena aeci6n
de amparaF & nueatraa paiaanae: Fe-
presentantes de- la prensa, se6oras y
Cabnlleros de ID alta Gociedad, ssocia-
clones religi0sas. etcetera. Fu6 IN
gener0so impulse con ell cual hOnr6se
mucho 81 nombre de Ia msgnffca me-
tE6Doli de Missouri.
PerO dnalmente. h sociedad cat6Iica
de hiss de Maria pueo & nuestrRs COM
patEiotas bsjo So caritatiY0 ampsro.
NadO hub0 de faltaFles dasde entOnces,
y aQuelta noble asociBci6n reliQi0sa
Ilev6 ga generosidad u extreme de COS
tear tod0s aus gastoa nuestras COM
patriOtas hasta que Ileg6 el momento
de Fegresar & 50 patria.
AcUmpa66ndola haBta New Orleans,
vino, por encArgO de dicha sociedad.
Miss Joe Sohnier, de San Louis. per-
teneciente Ia misma sociBdad. Y ya
en- New Orleans. esta dighfsima anae-
rieana. que tiene 81 color de les rOsas
en- 50 noble semblRnte, muier de SEN
timient0s altFuistas, tip0 femenino go
q cual iuCen & ma Ia beIleza del aIm1
y ln beElezR ffsics; no cYey6 cumplida
50 herm0sa mission volTi6ndoEe de New
Orleans para San Luis. y coste6. de
sp pFopi0 peculio. ga Viaje haata PueP-
TO Rico, dejando en- sus respectivns
he cares Lee EenoTitGs enCe "a andadas
& su soIiCitnd.
La pronsa de San Luis auxiIi6 6
nueatvas cOmpatFiotRs. DID tsmbi6n
alto testimonio de honor y de cabelle-
rOsided v Fespeto hacia h muieF. Bue-
ma prensa, que asf enaltece 81 nombFe
del gran pueblo smericsnol
Las sefloritas puartOFriquefIaG, que
en- union de Miss Joe Schnier vista
ron esta redscci6n, niue stFanse en ex-
tremO sgradeCidas 6 squella digna
prensa. la sefI0rita Felipinh Menes-
tins. hija de nna notable poIiglota. la
seflora Ans Menestrinn. oriunda de fa-
milia italians; & Miss Mary HOxssy,
Miss Mulcahy. Miss Jennie M Hox.
aey Y af Rev. james Sullivan y Presb.
jose Estrads. todos RESIDENCES en- San
Luis.
sLa CorFespondenCia0 rsQistrs con
satisfaCci6n eBfas noticias, y de ID
mas afectuosa bienvenida & Miss Joe
SChnier. que Ia dsdo tan ats prueha
de gvandeza ganerosidad de aIma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
Buseando 4 So hljO

RogeIio r, Dapana. vacino de Pom
ce, de profession pintor y su esposa
dofia Pr6xedes Santiaao. inQuieran el
paradero s residencia de su hijo UbaI-
dino Dapena Santiago. de profession
tip6grnfO. que haCe largo tempo au-
sent6se para Venezuela. habiendo tras-
currido dos afios sin que nads sepan
de 81 sus padres. quieneB suplicsn & ls
prenaa del pals d reproduction de es-
tAs Ifneas y especialments & % prensa
sudamericana. deseando que laa.auto-
Yidade8 indsRuen 81 paradero de dich9
joven.
--En Juana DiaS fu6 sorprendida
ana iugsda & 10 pfohibido, encontr6n-
dose entire los jugadores DionisiC Fer
nsndez az Tsa0nv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
Ell tTsgiGO SuGOsO Do d CaTrsi0.
"a DO CsbO ROjO.
Consfern6se profundamente aque-
la sociedad.
(De maestro C0mespOnsG1 sspooia7.) J

4|6 TVtteS0FV GOTT0SlyOSt6CSV SOE1SGtUtel
Febrero 90 Un tr6gico suceuo
acaecid0 81 sGbado por ID tardc. on 10
CaFretera que de este pueblo conduce 6
Maysgiiez c0nstern6 todos l0s cOrazo-
mes de esta culta sociedad.
Iban 60 cOcha para MayagIez ID se-
florG de don Julio p. Castro SD se-
fIorita hiia Eloisa y 81 atFaveaAr 81 tren
D. carretera di6se el caso Singular dc
quo ell nnismo tiempO pasaFs por Ell
mismO sitiO Ell coche on que ibsn las
nmaritadhs sonora y aeflorita, resultan-
do IN choQue del que sslieron con
gFandes lesiOne0 la sefiorg de Castro y
el Aariga FrancisCo Rodriguez muerta
Ia sedorita Eloisa y destr0zado eI co.
che.
Cabo r 10 enterc ba depIoTado este
krSgico aoonteCimiento y lloradO con
Do fsmilia Castro Cardona 81 triste fin
de 50 hiia Que era encAnto de ga h0gar
y querida de esta sociedad pOr ga ama-
bilidad para con todos y por Lar bellRB
prendas y virtudes de 50 alma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
InviIaCI6n al
GObenadOr,

Inf6rmase que ell honorable 90
bernador Ia recibido IN cablegPa-
ma de Washington en- eI que Sc Ie
invita- para que concurra 4 la
inauguration del perfodo- presiden-
cial de Mrs Roosevelt.
rs SECURE que u g0bernador
cOnteste declinando esa honrosa in
Yitaci6n, por reclamaF aquf su pre-
scncia el actual periodic legislative.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
Jsrana en- Rio Plsdras

Anteanoche ceIebr6sa una esp 6ndids
iarana en- Rio Piedras. Distinguidas
damss y cabslleros de Ia mejnr soCie
dad, asistieron & Ii fissts. Fue una
fiesta improvisada.
81 j0ven Miguel Chiquet. que es IL
notA alegra de aquel pueblo, inVit6 6
aus amigos asaltando Ie casa de don
BullO Mendia. quien con IL cortetfa
que le csraCterizs, obssoui6 & Ios con.
Currentaa sinti6ndose 6stos muy com
placidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
A pdbIle0 cspltaIsHo.

Msf1sna mi6rcoles y 81 iueves Sc re.
parten muastraa grafa d9l T6 Garfi cid
en- las faYlnacias Ga <B lanco.o eCol6no
y eZerbi. >
No olvidaF que es Ell gean medica
mento para el estrenimientO enfer-
medades de la ssngre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21

En- q barrio eHuCRrabonee9 de
BayRm6n deCIar6se an inCendio casual
on Il casa de Maria Cruz, quem6ndOse
a0taImente.
En- TaIIaboa. Guayanilla. TimO-
teo Resey hiri6 en- uE brazo 8 Eugenio
CaFreflo. La pOlicfa le capture. OCu-
pSnd0Ie an revolver y IN Pufial
Los veCinOs de Ia CaIle del Cristo,
trozO comprendidO entre San Francis
GO y FortsIeza suplican 81 senloF alcslde
que Ordene ell barridO 8 riego de dichO
troEo.
La logia xSan Juan Bautista~
celebrar6 tenida ordinaria esta no
che. -
-Trece individuos han sido deteni-
dos en- Lares, acusadoB de robo en-
aauella Jurisdiction y en- Ias de las Ma-
rias y M9TicaO.
MafiSna microbes: Is c6tedTa de San
Pedro en- Antioquia y San Pascaeio
cbisp0 y ccrfesor. AniVergari0 del
natalicio d" Washington.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
ESCAADALO.

Sc infoFma que anOChe poF Il Oalle
de San Sebastian extreme Norte Oou-
rri6 nm verdadero esc6ndaIo.
Empa66se un americana. eeg6n nos
diCen. On arrebRtar & an mozo unR vars
8 JNGn CdJ6ents y como eli mozO Ie
contestaae 6 varazo limpio. y 81 anne
Fican0 PeDlicRrR defen 1i6ndose. Feu-
ni6ae enseguida muCha gente. on vista
de 10 cuAl dijo ell americsno que toma-
ba tFanquilamente les de VilIadiego.
puss' no laa tenia todas consigo.
Los ChiquillOs albOrOtsdOreC arma-
ron an gran esc6ndalO con tan plauGi-
BE motive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21

-En eI poblado de Ceiba foe dete-
nidn Enrique Garcfa por habsr sedu
cido s 90 lno7ia, pretendiendo fngarse
para Viequea
Sc REALIZAN.-LSs Casss situa-
dAs en- + csil4 da Ia Cruz no 6 y Fer.
taleza 46 DreciOs conVeniat tas.
Inf rr1a 6n s. Melon e Co.. San
just 10 90v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
PildOras ROsadaS
del
DR.. Williams.

Tales pesonas son los mejores abogados de estas Pill
doraa y apenas pasa un dfa en- que no recibanos
eartas semejantes la que mas adelante insertamos
diciendo elias que tras muchos esfuerzos inties
otros medicamentos las P1doras Rosadas del DR.
Williams han producido la tan deseada curaci6n.
Lease la siguiente extraordinaria relacion one
haceI ell ST. Jesus Elizondo residente en- ell pueblo
de Apodaca, Estado de Nuevo Leon, RepubHca Mexi-
canaI referente la curacion de su sonora esposa:
ete tenfa mi esosa padecer profunda
terrible enferlnedad Ia uevo fin & L.
lego el parto,y
yi6 Las puertas del de uertes
ynieTo Mas tar fu@ aacada de dsentefa IA
ormo henoode del tmano gomate que perna
overae de Ia Su tai amalez que pare
e de U caaver Por umo le hinh6
cuba medic t6mago En- estas codicions fue eOeada
mecos de Munadad
enferIn eaba pehgro de nada sieron mehas.
despues haber gastado
aconsej6 diera mi esosa Pdoras
Williams cre estarfa denas hacer ensayo.
Hoy condero las Pdoras Rosadas del Williams
edcanento santo los das de haberse epezdo
mientoI fu5 deapareeiendo la hinchaz6n del cuerpo
concuir
Williams sabio medicO do debido
eos tatamieno hoy Fadicalente
cua tanto ella profundamente agradecdos
(Firmado) JESUS ELIZ0NDo.
CFiru1R de la ex-paciente)
MARIA GUADALUPE ONDARzA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-21
e0nferanGla anOche

Anocha verifc6se en- 81 RAteneo puer-
torriQuefio una c0nforencia del aboge.
do sefior de Diego, delegado & ID CS-
mara.
La conterencla fu6 ,muy exbsnsa y
merecl6 eloglos por parte de los cone
currentes que trioutaron 81 orador en-
tusiaatag apIausos.
El discurs0 del senior de Diego fu6
prOnunciado prop6aitO de an prOyee-
60 de asociaci6n de escritores y artis-
tas.
-El esre2o que usaFOn Los ldvanf
a1eEicAnoa en- "a representation ce
Sci M ksdOS. ser6 devuelta ms lana &
New York. El aIquiler de ios trsjss
Nnefk 41A6.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET
WASHINGTON.

Trading on the local exchange today
was dull, save in one or two issues. and
presented no unusual features
Capital Traction attained prominence
by a leading broker offering 100 shares
for sale 10 the highest bidder, and the
lot was taken in at 1875, and 20 shares
following sold at 1881. The close was
l431s bid and 143& wanted.
Washington Railway. preferred, sold
at 9324 for 200 shares, and then sold off
Is. 215 shares going at 1885. The figures
named were the closing quotations, re-
spectively.
Washington Railway common was de-
pressed still further, 30 shares selling
at 425s and 500. offered for sale TO the
highest bidder, at 4212 The closing
Union Trust sold at 136%-the bid
price-l0 shares only being traded in.
Washington Gas was small fraction
higher. selling at 625s for 10 shares, 62s4
being paid for 10.
Mergenthaler was lower 1922, being
bid and 1895 asked, without any trades
resulting.
I5anstOn was weaker than yesterday
and two quotation lots sold at
l534 and 1873, these also being the re-
pective closing figures
Greene Copper was little more active
and lower. the total sales aggrega ting
these figures.
Bonds were practically neglected. the
only sales being $4,000 of Washington
Railway As. at 91A, and 500 of Wash
ington Gas certificates at 121i2 and
12ls.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
NEW YORK.

A striking Illustration of the general
tendency not to engage in speculative
ventures at the moment was the pur-
chase yesterday by two different houses
OF from 5000 to 10000 shares of Steel
common each, without advancing the
price more than an inconsiderable frac-
tion This buying took place around
midday and did not originate with
houses of a very conservative character,
for which reason, perhaps, IL exercised
only a negative influence on the tone
of the market as whole. The room
crowd argued that so good a market
for the Steel issues. even though
created with ulterior purposes in view,
was a bull card, but nevertheless they
supplied the stock freely and evidenced
no desire TO bid the stock up. II is not
unlikely in the opinion of good judges
of the trading, that had they done so
the buying would very soon have
ceased.
Houses with foreign connections were
advised that London was offering as
many obstacles to the shipment of gold
TO New York as possible, the price OF
bar gold having been advanced and pri-
yate discount rates having been raised
to the level of the bank rate. New York
firms were engaged yesterday on nego-
tiations for imports of gold, but made
no definite contracts, and may not do
SO until IL Is known, on Thursday,
whether the discount rate of the Bank
of EnGand is TO be raised or remain
at the present figure.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
ARMEN|ANS KILLED
BY TARTAR REBELS
Caravan Attacked, Men and
Women Slaughtered.
SHIRlNKIN CALLS FOR AID
General in Command Asks for Four
Cossack Regiments, Saying
He Is Powerless.
SH!RlNKIN CALLS FOR AID

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 19.-Sharp
fighting between the rebels and the
troops in the Caucasus is reported in
today's news The Tartars attacked
caravan of Armenian refugees from
Shusha, slaughtered all the men and old
women. and carried the young women
into captivity.
An attempt to loot a mail train was
frustrated by the military guard who
drove off the raiders. who lost heavily.
General Shrinkin. who is in command
in the Tifiis and Baku districts. reports
that it is impossible to preserve order
in the outlying country with the force
that he now has al his command. and
asks that at least three or four Cossack
regiments be sent 10 him. The request
will be complied with
Ii is reported that the Car will. upon
the meeting of the new national assem-
bly,. confer additional power upon IT, and
will submit a plan for the government
of the empire through a responsible min
istry similar TO that which obtains in
Germany.
NJ. Witte is expected to arrive in St
Petersburg tomorrow or next day, and
will be given an enthusiastic reception.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
MARKETS TONE
BECOMES HEAVY
London Pressure a DOmi-
nant Feature.
NEW YORK CENTRAL STRONG
Other Stocks Respond Somewhat
Commission Business Was Light.
Bonds Steady.

NEW YORK, Sept ls.-The general
market responded a little to the
strength of New York Central. but the
tone OF the list became reactionary and
remained heavy.
In New York Central one broker bid
freely for round lots, but did not take
much stock. specialist had large SELL
ing orders at all fractions on the way
I'D.
The dominating factor in the market
today was pressure of stock from Lon
don. arbitrage brokers being heavy sell
ers all around the room. Opposed to- this
selling there were heavy inside buying
orders. but under current London prices.
Room traders generally followed the
London lead and offered stocks down on
a belief that London influence would
prevail and force lower prices, but
there was stubborn support at all times.
Commission business was very light,
brokers generally saying that there was
absolutely no outside business.
Missouri, Kansas, and Texas issues
were heavy on liquidation Of speculative
holdings for both foreign and local ac-
count. Wabash. preferred, was heavy.
There was some pressure on Union
Pacific, but the stock seemed 10 be
in demand at and slightly above l32-
Government bonds were unchanged:
other bonds, steady.
The market opened at Is TO II lower.
Canadian Pacific lost maximum
of 2 per cent. Louisville am
Nashville. Missouri Pacific. Srnelting
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit lost 5-S
Amalgamated Copper was unchanged
Great Northern preferred rose L.
Other changes were small.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
wASHINGToNIANs GET PATENTS.

Patents were issued today to the fol-
lowing citizens of Washington: Howard
A Coombs varia ble-speed driving mech
anism. and Carolyn E Crump, safety
elevator