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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rRY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE

TO The IhLbINA"i q.
r,,,~,so March 17-Wheat bears had to-day al
Ia desire Of favorable reports on the pros
80 for next winters wheat. but Iaieu y "
bena6+ad Nav wheat closed at an advance o. -.
and .Tulv Of 1c a bushel. with Septe1aoeI 49,
sc higher. Shorts concluded they hao soH s,s
limit on the weather, which might &c v I'D
ferent a week hence Receipts we're sl1- l., =,
tL.+ encouraged those who have the Nay - -,
hand Besides all that the Northwest ..,,
we're OF a quite bullish cast Minneapo-s -.
we've reduced $4,000 bushels this week 80 -
80 uour were sold there to-day for sn'p'nen''
been and numerous country elevators az - :,
- beinp closed I'D because OF the exAalS'lON
sarn,ars. stocks in their neighhorhood- Ven 80
renort that Armour sold 10000 ousheIs Wy -
in the Minneapolis market had only d -.
effect on sentiment here corn o-.4 ,--,.s,,s
strong and made gain OF &c each FEO''s- 49,,
- 5sci5a5Iy firm and more than us'laly 49,
II ocaI receipts of wheat were n cars ana -
r,arts we're AZ coo bushels The range vas -
sold from 81 1SH to 81 14s4 closing at 'ne -.
price: July closed at s29sc to S9stc; tAe hs-i1
e2sc to 927sc and the lowest SHE - a,
Yesterdays local receipts OF corn Ws'e .,v
EXCESS Of the previous days estimate nut -
that was reversed. and the number OF cas- $3.50
spected was only 276 compared Wlth 80 sNE -,
OF the number inspected. only one car va -.
tract hut there were "a cars OF the contract g 80
tang4er-s5 from, private houses The market 81
the immediate opening was a trihe heaNS' -
shade under the previous days maj nsu'eS' -
under tho influence OF the small receipts -
strength in wheat the demand increased ana 80
price stiffened. Shipments from Chicago were 4S-
NO bushels Estimates OF tO-nOrrOws receip's w.
Ss1 cars Seaboard ciearances were 21s''o ousueN.
against 142 600 bushels last year The highest To
Nav was 4ssSc the lowest 4S5scG49c. and close "0S
4si.c After selling as high 4si5c and as low 80
49G49Isc July closed at 1850.
Business In the pit was exceedingly Gun an
quiet AT the opening the market was steady. ou'
later became firm IN sympathy with other grams rams
Trading was only in a small way and OF a scalplus
character Receipts were 155 cars OF which =
cars were contract and of the same grade as0
bushels were taken from unlicensed eIeNatots-
Shipments were 10000 bushels Estimates OF 20
morrow's inspection. 1s5 cars. The range OF NAY
was from S1Ssc 10 &c. closing at S7scGS2c' IuS
closed at Slssc: the highest was size ana 'n'
lowest S1Ec.
Provisions developed more strength than has oeeN
their wont for some time. Country packers wet'
buying freely against sales OF cash lard 4"s
stockyards crowd covered short lines in pork sns
ribs Armour brokers were buying the list a,
Cudahy Packing Company was taking July taru
but unloaded May lard the advance. NAY
pork sold from sl2 80 to SO 30 and eased OF %
Sc STtsQs12 sO May lard sold from s. Is 10 Sl..
and May ribs sold from s. s2ts up s. and easea
of to Sc sIis. Hog receipts were sOpo0 head. aaa
prices at the yards were sc higher.
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RAILROAD Bo1CDS.-Market generally lower.
Total sales amounted in par value to S3,62S co.,
against s8.oSL500 Thursday. The heaviest deal
ings were IN the Atchison general As, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit d. Central of Georgia second and
third incomes Chicago and Alton 312s, Central Pa
clio IS Chicago Burlington and Quincy As. Chi
oago. Rock Island and Pacific IS and collateral
trust S. Colorado and Southern first IS National
OF Mexico first IS, Norfolk and Western IS. North
ern Pacific as st. Louis and San Francisco refund
Eng Is Union Pacific convertible As. Wabash de
bentazre Bs Wabash. Pfttsburg Terminal firsts and
seconds and Western Maryland Is. American To-
baoco Is and 6s Consolidated Gas debenture SIS,
Standard Rope and Irvine incomes and United
States Steel IS were also active.
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Drygoods. clothing, groceries. shoes hardwas.ei
farm Implements lumber and building material
show relatively most activity AL reports indicate
great activity in railway circles Merchandise SNIP
ments high class freight are very large. gram
tonnage is heavy for this season. and complaints
iron. coke and lumber trades. though the SITUATION
has improved slightly. Gross receipts for January
gained s per cent while net increased II per cent.
For February preliminary figures show decrease
of per cent in gross which may be, however,
lessened by later and fuller returns from large sys
TENS. Winter wheat reports. despite some tax OF
freezing are good, a whole, and farm prepara-
lions and actual planting in the South are being
actively pushed A smaller acreage OF cotton IS
apparently a foregone conclusion. Bank clearings.
sweled by speculation exceed last weeks and
enormously suFpass last years totals four-hfths or
all cities showing gains. Collections stll lag but
money has turned frmer. probably q reflection OF
increased demands in regular trade lines A feat
OF the spring outlook is the confidence in a
very large amount of building being done in nearly
all parts of the country.
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'Less Id.
Bankers posted rates were;

DOMESTIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
saercaal. 600 discount; bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-SSght TIC: telegraph 10c Boston-l5o dig
count chicsgo-7Oc discount Charieston-Buying.
be discount; selling 81 premium. St Louis-Soc dis
o,,ut hid eoc discount asked AInneapolis-70c pre-
,,,ru1. CIhcsnnsn-Par. Savannah-Buytng, 5Oc
discount: selling. TIC premium
RANK CLEARLSGs. - New-York - Exchanges.
ss4s zs Us; balances sl2e25SA Boston-E1xchanses,
sos sss 712. balances. s2074sz2 Chioago-Exchanges
So IT'S g25: balances, S2s7s45o3. PhiladelphiaEx-
changes SO s5sc2s: balances, s2ssssSe7 baltimore
1proaanges s4sl5,3e5: balances. se5222
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 67Nc; Mexican
oliver dollars 44c. Bar silver In London closed al
rs u-16d-
com PRFMIUAL-In Madrid. a.5o; Lisbon, g.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-AI exchange on
asew-York is quoted at 2o2
laavERNMENr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says

Higher temperature is still needed to bring ont
full spring activity at many points but Improve
ment Is discerned in almost all departments Mer-
camille payments are also more prompt which adds
materially TO the feeling OF Confidence Railway
earnings, which have been falling behind in COM
parlson with last ysa- were 81 per cent larger
Tor the first week of March, and there is compara-
lively little complaint of freight congestion good
ooaIlng stage has produced large coal shipments
at PlttSburg, and the movement of coke from Com
nelisYllle ecHpses all previous records This free
dlsfloutlon OF fuc testifes to the activity of manu-
featuring plants. especially in the iron and steel
INDUSTRY FLOODS have done some damage on the
Pacific Coast, but farming prospects there as in
most other sections, arc decidedly favorable Large
farm reserves or corn and oats are not accom-
panied by depressed prices and the small wheat
STOCKS are neutrallzed by most profitable Quota
IONS IONS, Forelgn commerce returns show unprece-
dented imports in February. and for the last week
at this port alone there increase OF IS s2 1Ss
compared with the corresponding time OF iS0a
while exports rose 81 .75931S Money MARKERS are
easy. considering the Treasury withdrawals from
the banks and the better demand in commerciai
sixty most active railway securities rose ahrN5e All
recent records approaching within 81 80 OF the high
water mark eSt8 blished in September 1902 Park
exchanges az New-H York We're sweled by stock
market activity. sales OF securities being more
than double those of the same week last wear
which partly accounts for the Increase If "a nar
cent. At other leading cities the gain was i12 per
cent. - -
'Bradstreet's' says,
Spring trade and outdoor activities gather force
as the month advances Better weather small in
wider distribution ia practically ali sections except
the South. where considerable irregularty appears
some markets reporting expansion while Others
ADVISE or contraction, compared with year ago
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money. in
London, 392A per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills, 23s cent; long bills 2AQ2as per
cent Berlin discount rate, 24 per cent. Berlin ex
change on London 20 marks 4824 pfennigs Paris dis
count rate. 716 per cent. Paris exchange on Lon
don, . francs 20 centimes
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britis consols for
money, 911s; for the account, 911z; French rentes
g francs 4212 centmes
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STOCK VALUES DECLINE.
SPECULATIVE SELLING FOLLOWED BIZ LOWER
PRICES. e
Bank Statement Umfa0orabMoney Easy and Sterling
Doscn.
LOWER

reported from washington. s6so.sS4; Internal rev
enue receipts s1S.442; miscellaneous receipts sIo"-
ia Receipts for the day. sl.5l2,oOo; expenditures
81 7oon Receipts for the month to date, $26.2sS7S
expenditures s36sOoO: of receipts. s266SS7S
Receipts for the fiscal year to date. sSs117OS4; ex-
penditures $414. sos 1913. excess OF expenditures
s22 ISL, Ss5
sTTR-TREAsURYLThe Sub Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House s7S54s
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY AfARKET-Money on call opened at 3l5
per cent; highest go per cent; lowest pa per cent
last loan 2ik per cent; close Pa per cent; ruling
rate, slk per cent. Time money quoted at "a
az per cent for sixty to ninety days, 393h cent
for four, i've and six months Commercial paper
was quoted at 3sz94 per cent for sixty TO ninety
DAYS. 49Fz per cent for four 20 six months and
Gk95 per cent for others.
FOREIGN observation-disclosures closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London New-York New-York

London. March II, p m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was dull and heavy. Final prices
follow:
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IMPORTS OF DRYeooos.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Stocks open.I High Low. Close BID ASKED

CFurnished by Charles G. Gates Co. Nos Il 10 ana
IS WalI-stD
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SPECUL4TIVE
Bank Statement Forecast UTG0o
= = ? =
tarions were:

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Thursdays quo
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BANK STOCKS.
reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. wall-st)
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co. No . Broadss
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BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.

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so. aish Total salea. .odd lOiA
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ilss.5io sales unlisted lex dividend
] per cent
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&Er dividend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-20
Fast Game Expected
With Chemawas

The University Of Waahsnxt0n
football team viii line up against
the chemawa Indian team. Of Che
mawa. ORE. Saturday afternoon at
Recreation park. and a fierce game
II expected
Thla Il the first time the varsity
has played the Indians. but they are
well known by reputation. and this
boys are locking fer no walknvrT.
The Oregon Agricultural college
team defeated them this year by
1879 score. but the o. A. e. has one
Of che best teams on tha coast this
year. and the showing made by ths
redskins ls considered a good one.
saturdays game viii give the var
atty an opportunity to get a lire on
the o. A. G. team. by comparative
scores. and sorne prediction can then
be made for the Thanksgiving game
against o. A. &.
Since last Saturdays poor show
Ing against Whitman. the Washing
TON boys have gone to work In ear
nest and are now playing good foot
BAN. Several new candidates have
turner cut 4AFtfA the NtsN@@i@sa~
sitter. Palmer and Paul Jarvis.
among the neN men. ana ~Dode~
nrinker and Badly Cole. two of
WashinEtou's old war horses.- Tbs
student body u also waking up 20
the fact that the team haa hard
season before II. and that present
Indications point 10 a lamentably
Poor showing unless somethiaR l.
done. and the players viii. no doubt.
be given better support At satur-
days game than was given them
last week
Both Dan P,iifeu and Captain Nc
Donald viii probably be out Of the
game Saturday ewing 20 injuries.
and the loss Of these men vii ma
tefiaiIy weaken the varsity team.
The lineup against the cheum ga
school VIII probably be as follows.
Ends. Hrinker and Do1ds tackles.
/ Iassitef and Relser. guards Ross
and Bautz. center. Grim: quarter
back. Winsors fuiiback. TiileY. and
+ haifbaeks. Goodrich and Shaw.
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Oakland Wins inI
Poor Game

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. sa.-in a
vcry. peor unexeitlnH game the
Commuters defeated the slwaahes
Thursday by a aeare of to 1, They
came early and stayed late. did the
Commuters
In the first inning the Oakland
hattera started the mischief making
BY grinding out hits 20 the tune of
four. which developed Into runs 20
thc same tune. In the SECOND Inning.
however, the Indians got struug and
incidentally meta heeame Illustrated.
allowing the trlhesmeu three pass
aEes.
Mr.. Jones was not treated with
the respect due visitor and was
hammered All over the surrounding
greenswafd, Another addition 20
the run column VAS sent through IA
the seeand inning By the commut-
ers. making a 4 20 3
a halt on ioueay was called un-
gil the eighth aud ninth npaHms,
when the Oakland boys grabbed
three more runs Score
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AroNIA

1sl-s m selling nelusion, %.
Madison square. IS; Clara Dee. -.
Nexermore. ~. Liberty Mo. - Ma.
3af Carpenter. So. St Noel. S.
Nsary Ach. IS. Marmont. Too. Ton.
l.. lot. Arthur GUNNER. les, Belle
Toone. i06. Censor. lee, Room
Mate. i06
I'd M 80 sas purse. SiBs Lee
IS. Katie Powers. 81. buck Knot
80. Rankin. 100. Tempt. io2. Ma.
mis Also. iel. The Gadfly. iet.
Eehoaalc. l05. Careless. los, Klein
wood. ii2
Id m purse, j. H. Montgomery
1Gi. Reldcn. 1ai t.iebef, iel. Neo.
desAa. lOi Eikdom. tui. Don Trent
lot. lnterllxht. ioi; sheriff. iel.
4th~3-t M selling. GypHcnc, Is.
Kuowiedgo IS. iansdoWne. IS.
Efhei Davis. i0t; Agnes Nivsluis
taf. Euha. lot. John II. Kirby
laf. Mammon. 100; covina. les,
Bart Howe. les. Love Note. ieti
Mabel VIM. iet Father Talent
f01. Sid silver. io9.
6fh--fi-i6 N selling. JUST 81
Sonata. %. Pirates Dances. %. Floss
s.. %. Baishot. %: First Advance
100. Progression. zoe. Mae Lynch
1ef: Colonial Lady. t0t; Anna
Smith. lea. Inspector Girl. teti
wokgle Bug. l0t. Lady Parason
lot. Tssra. lot.
eth m selling. Brown Veil IS
Double. iof: rcte Noir. ed; Mono.
chord. io2. Prestige. Sc. West Ia.
den. les. Berlnthia. 81. Athena
100. The only Way. los. show Girl
los. Lionel. -. Stroud. los. My
Eieanor. 81. Sheer. iQT.
Raining. heavy.
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Los - !. rAcoMA ).

Los ANGELES. oct "a. Tacoma
lost 70 the Angels Thursday because
81 naum's pitching. a few errors by
Casey and poor batting. only thrce
hits weHa secured OF Rann's offer
ings. Hood made home run IN
the seventh. Seere. n n. h
Angels. 400 ee0t - II
Tacoma. sae0e Is . !
batteries Baum and Eager. rita
gerald aud Graham. umrtre-Fer-
rine.
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RACING

The fall racing at the metropolis
tan TRACKS will sosa CLOSE, when
most OF the horseiHon will follow
the southern Uirguit
There Is considerable anxiety feli
BY some horsemcn. who expcct t.
shin thcig stables 90 Benuinss track
at WASHINGTON. H. G.. GU account Of
n rnmor that congress viii pass .
bill nrohibitlng betting on the races
Ia the District of Celu9hla. Should
this be true. aud the bin pass, nu
doubt the JENNINGS track would be
compelled II close. However, there
may be no real cause for alarm.
The following are the entries tn
i.atnnia and New York races today
and results Of yesterdays races, al
beth tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-20

kfa ffriongz. prrse--Oak Duke.
Klnieydale. Devil Tree. loo as.
4t-miie selling Quadrille, Plat
oan. Rebo: la
LIS miles. handleap-Colonlal
Girl. Novena. Graceful. f.47.
4.-milc Hemstead stake--Arik--
iirta. Third Alarm, Sufficteney
1sI2 Is.
ff-fs miles. selling
Jane Holly. Maasa: i:sT rs.
1 lis mile. handicap-Aima pu-
four. Red knight. Sailor Boy.
l:5i rs.
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shin series Will be. Tho Intense In
tereat waa shown IN tho Quaker
city by the immense crowds that
turned out 10 witness the games.
Another effort will be made dur
ing October to show that Joe Cans
atm retains some OF HIS old lime
cioyerneaH. tie Ii O. meek Jimmie
Gardner In Frisco al iiS pounds.
HEREFORD hla manager. declares Cans
can make tho weight aud ntill be
strong.
one critic says f.aioie would " a
ntlll greater bntamnn " he we're not
SO anxious 10 hit the ball.
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NEW YORK.


fss--s-t m selling. MonacordsT
IL. Martiumas. 10; czaFaphfne
10: Freebooter. los: fnvincibie
1es. Monte Carlo. los: Janeia. i0T.
Suffice. 100. f.ochlnvar. 100; Elmer.
Kency. 100: Ninasquaw. f00s Raj.
herf. 100: Hannibal hey. loo,
Broaacloth. 10. Jack Mekeon. in5
I'd I-t6 m Handicap. ormodes
Right. let. spring. 1i6: CedeF-
stronne los: Irish Witch. 50. Mon.
Il. ~; Head Dance. -. Samson
e1i Amher lack. los.
sd-il-ls n Fiilles purse. Bribery
100: vi-o. los. Yalagai. i04. Lotus
19s: Blue Mamie. %.
eth lie miles.
Garden City Stakes.
woodsaw. lie. Tyron. los. Oars.
man. 1876; Martinmax. los. Irish
Witch f03; Lord Badge 100; Pal.
cite. f0s; Sidney c. Love. i0t,
Grenade. 30. Yorkshire Lad. -,
D'Arkle. IS.
bfh--i lis m selling captair
Buckle. ITO. Buckley. lie: Hunt
furfon. l07: 81 Roma. 1eT; Fra Eel.
lipo. los: Samuel II Harris. iesi
GlIpse. los: Father D., los. Louis II.
1o5. Baron Eaher. 102: BouvieF. i17.
ysronez. Ice. Lindale. 100. Bril-
liant. lO2: Ninnasquaw. fe7
eth-l1-fs N ruaidenz purse Kon
greek. liz: Phlladora. IL. Pesplns
Tom. Il2s Hanameraway. H.
0oldaboru. liz. Greenland. IL
WEXFORD. III. Don Fonso. H.
Tariae. liz. Awning. 100: Moon.
shine. los: Waferdog. io9s Caprice
19s. Diablo Gold. Ice. Blue Mamie
Ice.
Weather clear. track fast.
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Eight Play
For Championship

GARDEN CITY. oct 20. For tho
individual championship OF the In
tefeoilcsiata Golf association. eight
collegiate golfers are playing on tho
linka Of the Garden city Gol4 club.
fuuiv of these players hp from
Yale. three from Princeton and ono
from Harvard.
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sFRlsco !. PORTLAND !.

PORTLAND, oct 60 The Web.
foetcrs captured Thursdays game
hy a seare 81 4 to 1. making All th-if
runs IN tho first and second innings
ON passes and errors hit VAS very
shaky and Wheeler was substituted.
Householder and Wilson were supt
nom the grounds b. Umpire Ran
kan. wFansiinE was the main feHt-
urc OF the game. score Il IL o.
Frisco. ee0ae0 o@t 4 J
Portland. seooae 81 I
Batteries -Hitf. Wheeler and val
son; Garyin and Mclean. Umpire
Rankin.
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JOLLY
GRASS WHO VS.

Prlcea-75c. zoe. 95c and Ice.
sunday Washington Society
Girls
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RESULTS AT LAToNIA. XIV.

RESULTS AT LATONIA. Ky.
6z furlongs. purse-Tinker. Beau.
fiful Bess. Mae Lynch. f.I2.
81 furlougs. selIIng-Marths
German. Lieutenant Rice. st
Tammany: f.23.
mile. selling fleetwood. Jun.
gle Imp. Layson: f:f7.
:. 5-s-mile. purse Aaileabie. Ma.
piehurst. Stoner Hlli: 1.04 2-5-
A-mile. selling Dundall. veFan.
dale. Lady Lou. l:1g As.
mile 70 yards, selling-Amber.
tfa. belinda. Dungannon: 1859 rs.
PROBABLE LATONIIA WINNERS
Major Carpenter. Roommate. Cen
Bor.
EehOdale. Katie Powers. Siss Lee
Bolden. Sheriff.. Neodeaha.
Mabel VIM. Father Talent, SD
Silver.
Woggle Bug. Inspector Girl. Floss
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Athena. Monoehard. Douhla.
PROBABLE JAMAICA WINNERS
Ralhert. lnylueihlc Marilnmaa
Ormandea Right, CedarHtrnme
Monet
Nl-u. Naln Gal hlue Mamma,
Oarsman. Mertinmas. n.Arklo.
Louis H. Father H.. st Roma.
kuuEarack. Taflac. MoonahinN
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high school team Saturday on the
Nottingham Rronnda The local hiEh
school boys viii leave Al 5 o'clock
Friday night for Nottingham. Cap
tain Lewis has a Hprained knee aud
viii not be able to participate.
Mars Cassidy. official atsxter 1T
brighton Reach track. assaulted "
\ Nfeeland. turf reporter for a New
York Newspaper. because Nreolaa ]
had criticised the work of Cassidy.
The stewards have cited. Cassidy ia
appear before them and explain
This H. the season Of Year, hen
many minor league stars are chiled.
aud but fow make good N
Harry Stelufelit. third bR,hman
for Cincinnati. has heeu traded "a
Chicago FOR Jake Weber. leading
aonthpaw of the National league.
The final aerieH between phiiadels
phla aud Chicago was almost na In
tereating as tho worlds ehanpllh
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The Munslng Union Suits

Always stay in place and cost no
more than shirts and drawers. hen,
Honable prices on all styles ana
qualities mems underwear at y. N.
Brooks = Co.'S. 1871 End ave 80
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BelIingham VS..
Seattle Safurda Y

Tho Nottingham high school foot
ball team viii oppose the Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-20

ADJUSTMENTS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
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q s. fanderkin. an engineer Of
The tughoat Juneau. who o. wanted
FOR an assault upon Ellen Basket
gave himself up 20 the authorities
yesterday he is unW prisoner In
The county jail. IN default Of sb8o
bonds The assault occurred on the
fugbaat 81 which Iandefkin Is chief
engineer few days ago and. az
.rording to the complaint filed by the
sirrH father. Vas Of an Aggravated
nature
Basket told Prosecuting Attorney
Mac klntosh that his daughter wHa
lurcd 10 the Galbraith- Bacon dock
by IAnderkln. where the tnsboat
Naa tied up. BY promising that be
would return several articles be
longing to her and which had been
sept by Landerkin since a former
'arapado few months ago. At thar
time the couple eiopcd from this
city and vere married At The Dallss
Ore Later they we're brought back
from Portland. where they were ap-
pretended. and separated.
The giri since that time has been
living with her parents. A criminal
charge against LandcrfkIn At that
lime has been dismissed
Tho Etri "a but Is years old and
ianderkin 81 s..