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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
PAST WEEK IN
NAVAL STORES MARKET

The Savannah Cotton Trade Journal
81 Saturday says:
The demand for turpentine last
week was moderate. This is the sea-
son when little is doing in any OF the
markets particularly turpentine. since
receipts are small and the trade de-
mands limited.
The feature of special interest was
the sale of considerable May-August
Gestures at 46c. with producers later
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07

VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships.
Consul Horn, Ger SIS, Thoma, 1896.
to Pensacola Lumber Co.
Kathendrecht, Dutch SIS, Hoekstra.
1864, to H. Baars & Co.
Kydonia, Ger SIS, 1912, Kahdey. 90
Pitch Pine Lumber Co..
Manchester Shipper, br SIS Haworth,
to Gulf Transit Company.
Proteo, Aust IS, lvanich, 2441, to
Gulf Transit Co.
Telefora, Span SIS, Bengoa, to Gulf
Transit Company.
= Uppland. Swed, 1913, to Hyer Bros.
Vienna. Br SIS, 1858, White, to H.
Bars & Co.
Avon, Ital ship, Avengo, 1901, to
Rosasco Bros.
AItavela, Nor blk, ArenJen, S9S, An
0erson to order.
Angola, Ital blk, Figari, S72, to order
Australia, Nor blk, Peterson, to S.
S. Lumber Co.
Baden, Ger blk Ruskamp. 1895,
Bonny Doom, Am bktn, Burgess, $40,
to J. A. Merritt & Co.
Chas. G. Rice, Am blk Mclaughlin,
to ]. A. Merritt & Co.
Dharwar. Swed blk, 1871, OLSON,
to FIR. j. Schreyer & Co.
Glance, Nor blk, Roseland, S33, to H.
Baars & Co.
La Argentina. Arg. blk, Mini, 1888,
e. OfaRoc
Lindstol, Nor bktn, 36S, to Mckenzie
Oerting & Co.
Luiguino. Figari. 1855, to H. Bars
& Co.
Maturas, Nor bk. Hoff. 1888, to
order.
Minna Cords, Ger blk Luthghens. 1913.
to FIR ]. Schreyer & Co.
Minerva, Ital blk, Chesla, SS3, to G..
B. Csfera.
Neach VI, Ger blk, Bergfaldt. 1860.
to Southern tSates Lumber Co.
OaI1laHds, Nor blk, Gensen, to order.
Palo Angelo, Ital blk Marini, II37.
to H. Baars & Co.
Pensacola, 1t blk, Pattenurga, to Ro-
sasco Bros.
Raglan Castle, Ital blk, 1850, Cordig-
liza, Rouen to order.
Solberg, Nor blk, Jacobsen, $50, to
]. P. Shotter & Co.
Thelka, Nor blk, Samielsen, s51,
to S. P. Shotter Co.
Scnooners.
Fortuna, Am sch, Jeffries, 534, to
master
Harry W. Lewis, Br schr, Duke
shaw 297, to ]. A. Merritt & Co.
Pendleton Brothers, Am sch, Hayes.
$50. Charleston to j. A. Merritt & Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
NEW APPLICANT
FOR NEWSPAPER HoNoRs.

The State Siftings, a weekly paper
published by Harper & Brooks, is a
new candidate for newspaper honors
in Pensacola. 1t is issued on Satur-
day and, from the looks of the first
edition, is going to make very lively
and readable publication. 1t has The
Journals best wishes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
RUSSIANS CAPTURED
100 JAP PRISONERS.

Mukden, March 6.-The Russians in
their attacks on March 8, eastward of
iPoutilOff hill, captured about one
hundred Japanese prisoners. East
ward the Japanese have continued
their attacks on Kandolisan but the
forces previously attacking Gaotu
pass have withdrawn southwark, The
Japanese attacks on March 5th were
everywhere repulsed. The artillery
duel continues.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
STORE DESTROYED BY
FIRE AT BAGDAD.

Bagdad, March GA store building
belonging to Miss Julia Macarthur and
occupied as dry goods and grocery
store was burned Sunday morning at
5 o'clock The loss will reach about
ten thousand dollars with insurance
about half that sum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07

Loss of appetite always results from
faulty digestion. All that is needed
is a few doses of Chamberlaln's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. They will in
vigorate the stomach. strengthen the
digestion and give you an appetite like
a wolf. These tablets also act as a
gentle laxative. For sale by all drug
gists
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
Struck VIA An Axe.

Lewis Jones, colored, was taken to
the hospital yesterday. suffering from
a wound in the head, inflicted by
Della Wade, also colored. Tf2 weap-
on used was an axe, and Jones is in a
bad condition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The galleries of the Merchants will
he reserved exclusively for guests OF
the hotel during the carnival Monday
and Tuesday. No exceptions viii be
made and please be governed accord.
ingly. JACOB kRf1EH'
5rnar2t Proprietor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
Elections in Greece.

Athens, March 6.-The elections to.
day for members of the Chamber OF
Deputies resulted in a considerable
government majority. ALI the minis
tiers, were reelected and almost all the
Delyannist candidates were returned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07

Total port receipts, 21,375, against
S.775 last year New York middling
7.s5.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07

AGUARANTEEo CURE FOR PILES
Itching Blind, Bleeding. or Protrud-
ing Piles. Your druggist viii refund
money if Pazo Ointment falls to cure
Won in 6 to Il days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07

Sol Calm & Co. the enterprising
grocery firm, win close Tuesday a.;
noon In order to allow their employees
to celebrate Mara Gras.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
Wheat and Corn.

chicago, March 6.-The ruling pri-
ces to-day on wheat and corn were
as foalows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
SHIPPING NEWS
cIearances Yesterday.


Ger IS Kydonia, Rahden. 1912. for
Bordeaux. with $4,000 su 1T saWn
timber andf 1,190, 900 su fl lumber.
valued at s3O,175.00 by Pitch Pile
Lumber Co.
Nor blk Thekla, Samuelsen, Sol, FOL
Niger with $40 barrels rosin, valued
at $27 10000. by S. P. Shotter Co.
Ger blk Baden, Roskamp. 1925, for
Lisbon, Portugal. with $4,000 su u
sawn timber, valued at S1O,5S3. by IL.
Baars & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Br SIS, E. o. Saltmarsh, Rogers, for
Tamp;co.
Br sen. Lord of Avon. Cater, for
Entrances During Week Ending
March 4.
Steamships 4, of tonnage of 1926 toEs
Sailing ships l, of tonnage
OF .5..-.......-...-... III TONS
Total entrances 3, total ton
mage ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 437 tons
Exports During Week Ending March 4.
1,J90,000 su # lumber.
4463 bales cotton.
705S tons coal.
= $500 barrels rosin.
1852 tons phosphate.
80 barrels lard.
$50 sacks cotton seed oil cake.
662S sacks cotton seed meal.
259 barrels cotton seed oil.
of total value Of 1887 $4,000.
cIearaness During Week Ending
March 4.
Steamships 7. of tonnage
VI ....... 1890. 1926 lOlS
Sailing ships 3, of tonnage
of 2S11 tons
Total clearnces 10, total
tonnage ..............16 1888 tons
VESSELS IN PORT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
Nav York Cotton Marker.

New York, March 6.-The ruling
prices in the cotton exchange were as
follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
FUN, FRoLIc AND FOLLY REIGN
SUPREME IN DEEP WATER CITY

Continued from First Page.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
o'Halloran & Co.'s Private Wire Re
port.

The following quotations are FUR
nished by O'BGlloran & Co. successor
to the J. W. Moore Company, IL Eas
Government street, being receives
over their private wire
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
Naval Stores Market.

Savannah, Ca, March 6.-The naval
stores market closed to-day as FOL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
MARKETS

Pensacola Cotton Market.
FURNISHED by c. Gunter Elmore, e.
o. B. Broker)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-07
MAY BE
SURROUNDED BY THE
JAPANESE FORCES

Continued from First Page.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

BODY or UNIDENTIFIED MAN
TAKEN FROM TIE GAY

The body OF an unidentified man
was discovered floating IN the bay
near Pier I shorty after z O'Clock
Monday morning by Robert All68 "a
frnEahorcmau Tho advanced state
OF decomposition viii prevent tho
holding of the body fof any length
of time and tt Wiliabe Inferred az
aoon az possible Ina the pattcra field.
TIE clothing will be held hy the
buuueS aWtsOn company acting un-
der the directions 81 Coroner car.
roll n is supposed that the man
either committed suicide. OF mot
with foul play and was thrown into
tho bay 10 hide the crime The lat
ter theory is diacrcdltcd as small
amount of change was found in the
dead mans clothing.
A cheap ring and several htta OF
iewelry may aid IA establishing an
Identity In ono OF the coat pockets
was found n flask which had con
tanned either whisky or coffee II
Is believed that the man Wa,
loaAehoromHn. az around the right
wrist was a strong leather band
worn BY men OF this calling 20 pre-
vent sprains. Tho body was that
OF n man Of middle age. about 6 feet
Z inches tail and weighed about loo
pounds The coat was dark gray.
with a sIall blue stripe running
through r. A No. lace shoe was
worn. over light. soft SHIRT tao
man wore a red sweater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
murderer
Attempted
Suicide

cHEHALis. wash. April 8 joins
r Coleman. murderer Of Edna Hoff-
man. AZ Portland on Sunday morn
ing. was captured here this morn.
ing on a train bound for Seattle.
and confessed to the murder When
taken 20 tho court house. he drew
a razor from hls shoe and HlaHhod
naYagely at his throat. inflictiuE lu-
iurlea which may prove fatal When
he boarded the train az kahma he
had 30 cents The conductor put
him off the train at Kelso. when
Charles Wakefield. a Chehalia bust
mes aman. Who had teon In Port
and. recognized him. lie thea wired
for an officer. Coleman made little
roals, tnco when arrested. Wher he
was searched the razor Wah over
looked lie f. now at the hospital
In chehalln. closely sstchcd Ne
maie several desperate efforts TO
te.f the baudasos froes bis throat
and finish his sid for dsate rec
murdered woman was furesrly with
him IN Spokane lie severed her
head almost fros the body in u
room absve the Pslm ,el0o. 10
Portland.
Coimnn was ven teawe asggs
samsl~s His W.. ls nasit %
yc.fH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
STRIKE
CONTINUES

No new features developed In tho
lonEahorcmen'a strike Monday. Nc
Cahe a Hamilton, against whom tho
strike was instlgated. continued
york ON the Great Northern doala,
Nhefe tho nfltiabNsteamahip oeekt4
FQperch IL dlaek-Aglng hor cargo.
~ completion or the work al
t,githa cove the men will return
" aermm ship Niaaiu. now lying
" nler Z. pieketa Of the union men
tlhtinuc To beaeiRc tho dock. but no
II 4anatrulienH we're made. n
1Hhe lunsshofemon claim one
4ohll IN their flght against Mecabe
Y Ahinilion in that by reason of
Ylefti Ike nov ON. the contract for
Nadpg the British steamer Caelqus.
i4N ~ pier 2. was taken away from
Neeebe A Hamilton aud given to
ifiitfIHr Pffm. The uninniata say
fef intende to hold out indefinitely
laAdashat Mccabo a Hamilton viii
have 10 agree % toe higher rate be-
fore a settlement n reached.
MeCabo q Hamilton also con
linuea TO declare it's intention of
hoidiuR out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
sopkias 10 sAFu

wAeHGsGTuS. sprlI t-ApTar-
entity E~uatos Fosters wsf against
United states 1aFansi Hopkins vlli
avail MIN nothing shortly amer his
defeat. 9r Foster complained 20 the
president that NJ. Hopkins had been
unduly sctive at Oivur,. ~ pro
NOTING tho csmp~ ign II rive, can.
didate for rustnr. and 10 doiag %
had NEGLECTED his official duties
The matter wss placed IN The hands
Of tns attorney senersi "a inveAti-
gate. Recently Senator rfIcs re
ceiv.t private s9vtcea which con
vince rim that Al DorknE ~iii be
esoncratcd Of any gave wrong 90
Ina and thS{ the case asainst him
viii be dropp~d No fepn,t On the
case mas yet been submitted TO the
attorney teusral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
At Ballard

E. II Cox. the receiver for the
Washington Food company. will
open bids for the sale Of the plant
Tuesday. No money has been adj
yaneed 10 take the plant Off the
hands ~ the receiver. and the
stockholders will be forced 10 sell
the assets 10 the highest hiddsr
The free delivery Ia BalSA9d will
begin on May l.
Roland Walsh. who is employed
at the Drop Forge plant was struck
on the head Saturday by a 900
pound hammer His head WIS bad
" crushed and his skull was frac-
tupsd skull Or Cunningham who
has charge OF the case. says that he
was resting easy Monday morning
and unless complications set ia he
has no fear Of his recovery. The
lesnmer was lowered upon him un-
awarea and he was hit before he
had time 10 get away.
The steamers Peerless and hide
pendent are at the SanderHon & Mil
Ter ahipyarda being repaired The
steamers have been thCve for some
time. az the company has been over
crowded with work They will be
launched ia about two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
A Pooh RELATION

J,6t hnw ven balanced ara thor
ossknlY unpAble the eeEFB ktoch
cofups~y e. being demonstrate
az tbs Seattle 10 a Psar Rsiastnt
There has been a comple's switch
M about ~ ne cast. yst each rule
u eafaoly baudl.s.
Wilistt. EsrRhss PLAYED the txrt
u insenus. IN ehich Angela @csTaai
toaM character Part. sad l.wts
Store sxchsuEed Win Pete nap-
mood NO taos the Leading role
easily snd nsndied 10 with rlaah
cfeds The rood oid eol Smith
Rasseli play e Ia excellent hApds
ana shes1id draw 5000 houses throas
ana should draw god houses
throughout lie run. whteh closes
Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
TROUBLES OF HIS OWN.

W. II. Lucas "a having troubles
OF his own. The late president OF
tho Pacific National league. has
been eniOined from establishing a
team under the national agree
ment I'm SPOKANE He Il sino pro-
hibitsd from organizing a national
league team In Butte. Salt Lake or
Boise. although u IL understood
that tn Jurisdiction Of the court
dora not extend outside o. Wash
inRfon.
The court held that Lucas had no
right 90 work for HIS personal In.
tereHt while he Was under salary
90 the Pacific National league. II
was shown BY the evidence that
Lucas. while president Of the
league. asd obtained protection
frors the National associations for
his own use. when II should have
zone 10 the organization Which he
repre- eentsd.
TIE sdsr II tie court will en-
laUreez Luca n IL generally be-
llsyed oil newly Organized North
western league has no atanssE A.
lsst its prospects are 80 bad that
Il will not complete the HeaSpn. II il
composed Of two minor washing
ton towns and Victoria ans Van
couver. British Columbia. and for
msny reasoee the league will be
handicapped II IL attempts 20 play
oat q schedule II is pretty genef-
ally believed teat Lucas has
wrecked bsselsll 10 the northwest
oslsode ~ the towns inclseed In
toe Psolfic C0ae lssurie. sss that
10 oup~s 10 sstser up tee wreck
nest year and organize a league
tnat f. of s1@e consequence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
STREET CAR
mem CONTEST

Dewitt skutt Jumped TO first POI
sition Moagay morning. making a
gai nof nearly 1900 votes. Tsls
places him about Loco ahead of tho
ssat mae - the list. but N the
preeUt etlsa. Of tho contest. a lad
Of a thousssd does not signify vso
will vim. The friends Of all loo 40
dictates esve renewed tse,r efforts
AMI eYtsy vote ohtsthahle u b.lps
presed into srvice.
Tho clerks az Bcnlnkeauss'a are
kept busy In the Att-lspt % keep np
wlth the count and they are n..rlY
up with their work Newly every
candidate took a jung vita toe b.-
gioelsss OF the wees. aud .1rs. re-
css eseass ag losins sF,s shsovo WITH
tvo vursr faeas.l sloe 10 N. cuetess
10. esstlopk Is bright t1r asy - the
casdldaiea whose friends are deter
mines toAJ DE Ssouid 80 toe sFIs.
fo~ the Ieua SECULAR ssros, oas en-
psoye
TIE couns u e0oa esaMy 10 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
HAS LOCAL RE CORD

Since the arrest OF L. r. Bolsen
near Great radis. Mont. for an al
legged eoWplieity ia several ooun-
tertqsfing crimes committed lately
Ia that vicinity. the eolic- have
been looking up HE seattle record.
CITY ,fubhatd has dug up
his rseture from the local "roguaa' "
gallery and the record shows an
arrest made here In 1909. The re-
suit wa a term OF three years IN
the STATE pcHitentiSry. The time
was srvod The charge w~ buFs
larry. According 90 tee police.
Bolsn ws 20 associate Of John
kins and eia ssaN Of psty erie
inais kius IL SOW usssr sentence
Tor llss o the result - cumsia-
i've aesteeec law Clark. Useer
MIA arrested and hels os Hepleion
OF sssisssctions with the cesnter-
fetee In tsossht 10 have local rec
ORD. Tie issorTas ~ .l0 lsaAFu
turfss over 20 CaptIus o, W Bs..l
OF Dc sSpsi States ,~eels Asrlfs.
divsss Gee ss ~ Sosss uds0 a
,s'raeo@.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
RATE war OVER

The rate war between the Alaska
Steamship company aud tho Cana
dian Pacific Navigation company
has been settled An agreement has
been reached whereby both com
paniea will sell tickets between this
city and Victoria FOR one boat te
old rate OF t9.b0 per round trip has
been resumed Instead of the 'Efins
cess beatrice and the WhRtcum ply
ing on the run la competition. the
Whatcom IL now the only vessel on
that route The Princess Beatrice
made her last trip Sunday,
On June l. however. the Cana
dian Pacific Navigation company
viii have the Princess Victoria ply.
ing on the tflaportiy route D.
Princess beatrice viii be placed I'm
the northern British Columbia run
for The summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

have Ssefv had p.aaiou 10
taiue 9 sclso8 d~d sbols the condi
tiuns ~ taeor 10 our A snsrt.s,s So
cissts ana the md n tsipE thai
ave lesUo % b toe sssk OF toe nay
o. spirit 30 labor IN American 10
sasfrlss Tasa 10 mosa pssf h~slc
sno lamsnsshte hing what
II the cure for the prodlgious svil7
y 10 Toe brSnx, og Into American 10
dttsn ries ~ toe assthod hnd spivit
Of the Wtla. Pss at AT r-sfoicsn IN
lis work II !. he Gsief sat isfs,' ion
aps happiness Of ais life Presldso,
Elitnet OF Harvard
fisre II a diagnosis and n nee
rsuasay tho cure "a the lCsesWsv .
Ills D, . dsf1 saioa ~ ass siorrlt
who add tesf ayt 10 he ssyres~iuu
- . San . hisee&t Joy In his wo<s.
Auo the cure IL about ~ eFhci ept
~ scn,6 os . pr@cslptsou Of rovs
x@ss s,~ . Csscer.
TSss are emile Of us vbo have
believed in q dltfeteet cure 10
szluitabls distelbu'sn " xsssitb
Ne aaye erN-d that Zee esss-s Of
labor shouh Keep pace with the
staeasrd ~ living aad that he e.st
Of llYisg sbousa IN nearss tee mess
ure Of vasns - difficgit problem ~
solve. to lie sure.
But IBIS college prssidsni bSs sa-
other rees6y
lie woOle make tbs laborer happy
r,sulrdtss ~ ssRss ssd an~t Of liY-
Ing lie xoule say 10 lie Wao Sho
gets u 10 esr day for 80 or 3Ds
days 10 tbe year. NJ dsr sir. tbe
trosibts sith you IL pour lsck OF ar
tsaic spirit The APtisan should un-
der stand the purpuse and method Of
the ertist and rejoice. Rejoice. my
dear sir. why dnn't You reiolcsf'
Is il likelk the workinFMan vill
grow enthusiastic over Mr.. Elll0tta
cheerful OF dmism?
Ifmore arr r. justice. Rejoicing IL
a fine mood but II Is usually pre-
dicted on a square meal The meth
cd and Spite OF the artist depends
largely upon a comfortable feeling
basN on bread and hutf0
and President Elliott is not the
only doctrinaire who. when the la
borer asks for bread, gives him a
stone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

Ca.s 400. au.il a possible
COUP by ihe 20 taesiHE concerns
Interested la IN. federal iusrHtiea
toe ~ ths eaekiue uaussrs lies 90
hint ne demand sbicn ~i.l 20 pasts
b. sl'r.i "a triton ses Som y
Miller. th. at.afs~ys before Judge
aes..aw Isuata FOR "a t,uio.sfiste
trial eos - ,. inter toni Y , Con-
unrs. - srusso. q "a. i.dt tcd for
sliexsI attsn1ts 10 tnfuasoo wit
u.aaeR
eh'ul- CannsaTs s~eurc immediate
tsiai. Is 10 10 iSred oy ls.scrs who
ave followed the loves ~ iton that
the government Gil Wk. long
cNsiess To- Easing r.1eae - ne 60
crete % tho eraEa Jury room u,a1c
public In open esiVrs Shields will
b. Ia prncicai Witness sEslnst
Coufsose gsooia n Be subjected
% . croo fire "a eHansusfion ey
The packers atsovnesa "a 10 ltkely
thst the packers car learn the IN
dstrurFsnt Of tho inquiry.
The government officials. how
ever. declare that Conno,s cor no
tsied ara convicted without tho rev
citation Of The Jury roam se.rr's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
THREE PfUNS tALk

Governor Ned. who passed
through Seattle SUNDAY ca ITO way
10 Olympia. anaosaced while here
mat b. bad made the faiio.tDs ap-
Iulintraents
Marden D. sIncaid. II Seattle
member q IN. state bard 90 audit
ana santrol, - succeed Jesse 7
3iiia q, olympia Sc~spo 10. Ea.-
terday. II rssoms. member of toe
siate tan ccaimteaon r. a. Hsst =
ssll. II SPOKANE. member of the
state tat commission.
me chisf eseestiss stated that In
sasltian 10 IN. srpotbtnsents ell
ready MADE he soui. urge tbst u
John W. 8anns. 81 eeo.tss. 60 s~c-
rotary Of toe state esars % control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

eNs s.srssanets esN@tive vssl-
cisilus ocqseatesi Iudr. Printer 10
hpspint Judge = 4 seDensoo re
ooiyer Of the pidducs Be- eous
ps@y. groccra. sssurtso oo Marco
~ n ne~ioE Of tho creditors vlo
esso N which pfsooeot e.oss $50 60
that toe concssnS vss sns>ots 20
u.sda 10 o.hsa h 9 sao 90 3, .
cssu oa the doltas via. &c paid on
al. debts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
LEADING CITIZEN DRoWNs

BBLLINGHAM. April "A. u.
Clark. manager Of the Fair depart
ment store, was drowned at o'clock
this afternoon IN Silver Lake. four
miles from Maple Falls In this
county The body sank in shallow
water and WAS recovered and
brought 20 this city az 0 o'clock this
evening.
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THE INCONSISTENCIES
DAUGHTER

n you liks A No. melodrsn.a
spend an evsrins - we Third Ave
eae this West and you'll get yssr
moneys worth. The sosuaboner >
DauEhteT." which vas put un the
boards SUNDAY. is good from star.
TO finish. II has good imes. pre-
s~sta fine situations. its atoos phere
70 Ia keepias with the lo.ais of the
different acts 4 good conipang.
well balanced. handles the piecs IN
a nevsu tempered ana furcefuI unan :
neE.
The MOonahinet Daughter
runs all week. with usual ma tlnsst
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rue colorutin city laeenell tssrs
oof~n I'D the puun1an pa.bss tsan
an the oe-w grounds n Columbia
cite 90 Sunday. ~ score Of 70 q
Bosb teams "a, up an excellent
game The Columbia CITY tss.m will
en6sasnr 20 sFNng- dates with tns
Ralniers ana the Frederick a Mel
sor team. ANnassr Newell sass he
tbioaa the Coium ois City boys cas-
give either ~ these teams hare
rub for their money.
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M80AD NOTES

sssal smart general baggage
Psael me Great Northern at 81
iaor.ss ''sed In the city Monday
psslsns.-o nlth' assistant general
s'he, 49,. agent Of the Northern Pa
NJ rsv ,, = !. through this city on
ht :" IT. Paul Monday morn
rss.s. \, .ssey. travelling frelght and
ssukss 4 gent =. Of the Chicago, MIL
eiy hoa \ ~ Paul. arrived In this
lslahd 9aafters Of the Rock
hsysa :. Frisco system has been
'as Aloska building.
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X. A. Ragnell, president Of the
Railway Review. arrived in this
city Monday morning. His trip 10
the coast IL merely TO get a line
on the western branches OF the rail
road world o
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ar the IHEArERs
"oua SrM Wy.

rdTY 80 through ebsrps az nurb
se<fe9e1fussy suoasy ntsot as IVES
cNsF ssfups.i through 10 one citing
! - 10 hours Our esew Man {. o
sTws4D rehnsD - dozen other
c%nesse bp, IL IN cieve,is built ano
"a Vsessss its abundance OF sstissp
coz rites u tprousb 10 the end .fto
- ard there arc no aoli moments
siefesfcsd IN tho t.edinx role
srors sasossnsiy and lne support
70 eiea.
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ar rHg UNIVERSITY.

Rhhard Darr,. tire only American
nsvNaPsr correspondent with the
JsT~nes. amy. at tho h.Alnnins Of
the aeiN. a Poo Arthur, wlil iw-
ture 81 the Uosssrsits wesneadsy
aikbt April 8. His ssbie.t will IN
Port Ar,bus-A Monster peu-
im