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Evening journal., 1905-08-04
THE STANDING

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg
Boston a. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1905-08-04

snrokestack-A pIle Of tobacco.
Evening journal., 1905-08-04
1T TIcKLES HIM!

to find that his gastronomic desires ar,
so thoroughly well cared for by hi,
wife and housekeeper. Wonder if h
knows that his supply of meats come,
from MATTHES? He ought to fcl
everybody else in town knows Of tn,
good things in the edible line we sup
ply from day to day.
Evening journal., 1905-08-04
FREDERICA.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

New Castle. e.. .....OO2O O2O-s
Frederdca, O.. ........O 90 90 0 1 IL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Gsrfolgunsswabn.
aanipf stpeier irrTnsiser Sdpeftern nit
Der ycIiset.

soupF dWttCt trtpEss9cr SWWeHeru mt1
Der YcIiset.
Sin eigenartieer Norfan ipielte ii@
tir5li9 in Der 2pn0oner @pritaot Weit
Nprtpooo ab. 3nei n~oblbabenOe junge
Samen, Srdulein Sbap, Die BORT aIein
Elm 9aus befpobnten unO nur Elm
SienifmGO9en BEL ii9 batten, .eri9ie>
men zines Mor9ens on einem pffenen
Seniter i6res 6auies, nit &abaQeries
@d6eln bepuffnet, laut betenb unb
&ir6enlie0er iingen6. sic bdtten
@6enbs Supor i6rem OientmGb9en gez
fa9t, cine gebeime @eie[f9aft ftele
ibnen na9 uno tpone lie tDoten; oarum
eriu9ten lie 0as SienitmdO9en, Die
Na9t nit in ibrem S9lafsimmer suz
5ubringen. sic perbarrifaoirten fi9
nit Dem OienitmGb9en i'm S9lafsim>
mer. Dis tie in Der NoGt 9erGui6
gu b0ren gldubten, aldrmirten lie
einige Poli5iften uno Na6barn uno
riefen binunter: y1nten fin0 MGnz
ner! Shut Cure Yfli9t uno i9neioet
ibnen Die 8Dpfe ab!" Die poliaei fanO
aber Niemdno i'm untern She'll oes
9auTes Dor.
Dim anberen Morgen ersG6lte BAG
Sienitmdo9en Den Na6barn, mas I'm
Sdufe ser iungen Samen porging,
t%porauf Die poli5ei in oas Saus einSuz
oringen Deriu3te, dber bon Den nit
S6pertern bepaffneten S9peItern
pieoerbolt in Die Slu9t gei6lugsn
purOe. Spdter eri6ienen Die beioen
Samen, pieoer nit ibren S9pertern
bepuffnet, i'm @rosei9phe, ani9eiz
memo auf 2ebensmittel tparten6, oie
ibnen aber Niemanb bra6te, ba jsber
fi9 fiir6tete, bas 6aiis gu betreten.
Damn Dffnete cine Ser beiben Samen
Die 9aust6ir, Inn einen Mil9mann
berein5urufen. Der Mil9mann iab ater
Die anoere Dame nit ge5ogenem
S9perte binter Ser Sbiir iteben, unb
tpeigerte fi9 besbalb. gu fommen.
Cine babe Stunoe fpGter aogen itf
Die Samen in einen blrts.en She'll oes
6aries sllriid. Die 9o'isei bate bas
bemerft, fte ftieg f9nen BORN gum Sen
tier binein uno nabm bie beioen
S9perter an ii6, Ole Die Damien born
suriidgelaHen batten. Sm Souterrdin
fanb man beiOe Samen unter einem
Slid perftedt. Gle f9rieen fur6tbdr,
aber lie pebrten fi9 ni6t. Sn 8eglei=
trng elmer &rdnteni6peIter tpuroen
tie in elm &ranfenbaus eei9ufft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

sd babe entiebIides Ped! Wir
finb nun bintereinunber bier Stiide
bur9sefallen!"
rWfir audi"
Sea -. bas trifft ii9 ia berrli9..
i9reiben mir mai EMS miteinanner!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Sn, &aune der Gismiifte.

Cine fur5tbare &eiie bat Die bril-
tii6e Bart rStort" binter ii9. Dim
%. Sum- 1904 fu6r iie aus unO fam
i'm Quguit in Charlton Sslano i'm
Nprbpeit ten bon &anaoa on. 8alo err
bob ii9 Elm i9perer Sturm, unO Die
bo6sebenbe Gee feBte Dem frGftigen
fleinen 6abr5eug fart gu. Damn gee
rietb man audi in Yddeis, ods 0as
S6iff INNER Oi9ter umgab. Sroboem
fpiAerItdno Oas S6tff un0 bre6te einise
Sage BEL Den MunsfielozSnfeln BET,
einem unbetppbnten 2anbftri3 BON 70
Meilen 2Gnge am @ingang Der Sub
Ionitrabe. Na9 furSer Pauie brad
Die @utb Der Glemente MIR mod befe
tiger los. 3pei Segel tpurben FORT
geriFen, pieoer legte fi9 bas Padeis
INN oas S9iff, unb Die bobe See orohte
es gu perf @lingen. Die IS Mann on
8or6 bereiteten ii9 duf oas unper@
meiblibe Dor. Sc f9ien i6nen nur Die
@abl ser Sooesart gu bleiben, bonn
Sic sermalmt gu tperben, i'm Meere
gu berfinfen poer auf Der einfdmen Sns
lei gu perLungern. Die Munni9aft
Bat Sen &apitdn 5oro, mad Der Gbarla
ton=Sniel Suriid5ufebren; oiefe puroe
audi am 26. Sftpber errei9t. 3ebn
Monate purbe oas S9iff i'm GiIe fefts
Qebalten. Nls enoli9 oas S4iff aus
Sem Giie befreit purbe, traf er bas
polari9iff Discovery" oas Die I'M
oliidliden nit 9ebensmitteln psrforgte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

Ste betmeta1tfDr6e Be
Ser Welt fir 1904 f9GBt
WiinsSireftor 3oberts in Wafbineton
auf $347, 15C, 700 Go1b rno 168,493,z
538 llnsen SeiasSilber, unb Sen
MiinSperth oieIG J0rbsrung oibt er
nit $217,850,2O on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

= 0arum. Serr gum 8abn<
boftelegrapbiiten): Sbut Der 9err
8oritanb beute felber Sienit2. :. Gr
ftebt ia am Selegrapbenuppuratg! Sc
lesropbiit: 8, bas tbut er BLOB BEL
bieiem 3uge. :. in benz iiBt ndmIi9
feline S6fpiegermutter, uno bd lGBt er
ii9 I'M bas 8ergniigen ni9t ~bringen
unb eibt bas 4bfa6rtsiigndl ielber!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

- S6Gau. 6err gum Berg
pirtD: rWarum flOpfen sic oenn aI=
lepeil nit benz 6dmmer auf bds leere
SAB ba?" Wirt6: rWeil ba Die Souz
riften, Die eben i'm 9erauftrareIn be-
eriffen finb, meinen, es tperoe frii9
angeSapft!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

fannie 8auunterne6mer 5ranS Mufil,
lit i'm Otter BON "a Sabrsn ~geftorben.
Srpppuu. Dieter Sage begins
Der grprobinsial unO Pfdrrperpeiet
aum bell. Settle bier, 9regpr @efelp,
6as SubilGum feiner 4~0jd6rigen mum
terbro9enen SbGtigfeit als SeelIorger
u%n1erer Stabt.
WienerzNeu / a b +. @or Sur
sem purbe i'm 8arten bes elterli9en
Saufes Der dngeIebene &aufmam
unb GealitGtenbeiiBer Marceu Mtan5
NIT bur9i6ofener S9ldfe tpOt aufges
funben. Gs liegt elm Selbitmorb boz.
Mans, Der i'm 80. 2ebensiabre Ttanb,
mar 3eierbeoffisier bes a. Sruguners
Regiments unb S3piegerIo6n bes
biefigen Sampfmiiblen : 8eiibers
Setnrif 5eu9tner, Prdiibenten bes
Iieber0iterreidiiden Miihlen : @ers
bdnbes.
9uxem6rtr9.
Guremburg. 0dbrenb me6rere
&inber auf benz 6elOe BEL Setinsen
Seuer ange5iinoet bdtten, fam Das s.
iG6rige SD9ter9en bes Wirt6es
S9intsen ben Slammen gu nabe, 10
baB tire &leiber in 8ranb geriet6en.
fppbur9 bas &inb lebensgefdbrli9e
9rdnbfpunben erlttt.
2eubelingen. !9ier trant Der
Maurermeiiter peter Solf9ette elm
@las Bier uab bate babel bas I'M
gliid, eine9ornihe 81 peri3luden. Sas
Sniett fta9 Soli9ette in Die 2uftrDbre,
fpel9e in furSer 3eit bermoBen an
i3tppu, bab Der 11n9liidli9e binnen eli
rer 6al6en Stunbe an gritidung per>
ftarb.
&pllineergrunb. Sas Qnz
tpeien 2anemanb an Sabencerie Nbe>
nue., tpel6es 8iftor 2aaemanb fit
1880 Srcs. angeiteigert battle, tpurbe
na9trGgli9 benz ge9eniiber liesenben
Yenfionat 81. Soief fir Die Sumne
BON 10000 5rcs. ansetauft
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

mas Miles 8 E n
10 | r 8. 8ei elmer @usf9aGtung FAM
ben Irbeiter in philadelphia Is SUB
unter Der @rbe 5pei 8dnonenfugeln,
fpel6e beioe aus benz Hepolutionsfrieg
berSurii6ren f9einen. Die eine mar eine
fogendnnte &ettenfugel, Die anoere cine
NIT pulper unb S9rot gefiilte Bonnie.
Sie 2ebtere tpurbe forgfGltig entlaoen.
8alo oana9 fanben auf oemielben
Serrain sic Mrbeiter Eel Der Nteoers
leeung zines 8amins cine ponftdnoig
mumifistrte 8rieftaube, tpel6e pabrz
I6einli9 por lansen Sabren Dor einem
6abi9t in Dem S9ornftein 3uflu9i
geiu9t unb Damn eritidt fem mag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
VreisacfrDntc ocmtide Sirmen.

On Dem WettbeDerb auf Der 2uts
ti6er Musffe1ung baben 387 oeuti6e
Sirmen t6eilgenommen. @eitere bier
sSirmen iparer1 artber Dettbetperb, neil
Sic Snbaber Dem preisgeri9t ansebOrz
ten, uno Ii Ius1 teller ndbmen IN Dem
0ettteperb ni9t tbeil, neil tie Die duss
aeffeQten GegenftGnbe nt9t ielbft err
seuaten. On Mus5ei9nungen tpurben
oeuti6en Musitelern berlieben: SO
@rano prir, 81 gbrenoiplome, 14O
goloene Me0ainen, 1T filberne Mez
6aiIen, SO bronsene Meoailen, 10
ebrenpo1e g%rpGbnungen. Gs gebt
bierdus berror, Oab eine grObere @nz
sobl bon Sirmen mebrere preiie err
6olten bat, ga Die 3abl Der preiie Die
ser an Dem Wettbetperb tbeilnebmenz
6en oeuti6en Sirnren nm 81 iibertrtfft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
WRITTEN ny CLARA MORRIS


The decline OF the stage n the
burden of much theatrical criticism.
Is the reproaeh DESERVED
Hamleta Beorntui criticism OF the
pseY era implies that Shakespeare
himself had been often yoxed by ita
failings. II was addressed not 90 a
troupe of obscure strollera, but Ia the
'tragesiians OF the city" actors IN
whom tho prince was won't 90 take
delight aud who had been tempo
nafilY driven Afieldt by Fan aiory of
children, then berattllng the com
maa stages: plainly an Illusion 10
some singing boys from the
churches
Not long after the Restoration.
tho Two licensed companies Of act
ofa petitioned tho king for relief
against n puppet show. which drew
off the public. The big four OF tho
stage at that time tho four Be.
netterton. Booth Berry and Brace
glrdie after their secession from
nrurY Lana. were obliged 10 Import
French dancers at a very high price.
to compete with the French mlmica
aud tumhlera OF the other housc.
Manager Rich wished 90 introduce
an elephant into old Dury. but re-
Trained because the building was not
strong enough.
In 1916 the pAntomime At Coysnt
Garden had a performing dog aud
monkey in Il. eallinF out from Hax-
ilft the observation that "the de
genefaey OF tho modern stage
threatens 10 be- shortly redeemed
by accomplished recruits from the
four footed creation
Think Of IL. va who depiore the
inferlofity OF the present with the
past
The eoarseueaa and immortality Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

giery by which the commissions
orders may be SCI aside and its
hands tied
How sdoes tf avoid the pItmuag
b. giving the whole rate-correcting
power 10 the interstate commerce
commission. ana providing Tor no
appeal TO the courts except that
which the constitution Of the United
States iusufes. and which no act Of
eougfsHa can take away.
The. railroads are protected al
HaEa - the constitutional safeguard
thai private property may not be
taken without due process Of law
and just eomnenHa ton. n the COM
mission 80 abuses ia power az 10
eanfiaeate the property OF "A railway
o. 20 make "a rate which has the
effect Of eonfiaealing property. then
the railways may always get an In
Junction and haye the order stop
ped.
hut 50 long - JBs commissions
rate f. not q cenfiGe alton OF private
property. the proposed act would
leave the commission free 20 eKer-
else it,. rate making power IN
checked BY ans court.
The whole fight hes come down 60
this question whether the commits
siop or the court shall have the real
power over rates ASy scheme by
which the railways can get the
question into ths courts viii satisfy
the railways
The E1kirs scheme o. 20 have
every order Of the commisHiop sub
jet to review b. tho courts on the
ground OF feaao 10 bienesn," The
president Is willing 10 have the COM
missions orders reviewed on the
ground Of sleEniily.- but Tor court
10 review .rea HauH b'sness" OF every
order made ~ the commission
would amount 10 turning over the
whole rate-eofreciing function to
the eourts-a thiuK which the pu-
pfene court haa determined to be
unconstitutional
II the powsf 90 review by the
court amounts to anything. u takes
away the power from the commits
sion. II It does nor amount 20 any
thing. why give H9. That Is the
whole argument ss summed ny BY
Attorney General Moody.
The move Sc now up 10 Senator
Elkins. lie and his committee have
been grinding away 81 their daily
affairs behind closed doors. lie has
not made public the text Of the bill
which he is planning 70 report after
the holtdays. hut Pre- sldent Rooxe-
Welt has. seen the Elkins bin. and
has disapproF ~ g. he believes.
and he Is backed iu his opinion by
Root. Taft and Moody. that it has
she little joker u IL. That r. 90
shy. that IL has q legal phraslng cul-
culated 10 render the whole rate
act practically nun and void.
SO the administration has sprung
the noiiiYer bill.
What will Elkius do2 How will
hts committee report7 VIII hc keep
up the preteuse that he Il support
ing the administration and has come
out as supporter Of the Dolliver
bin or viii he lef The committee
divide and report his bin as a NIL
uority report He does not have 20
decide right Off The Christmas holi-
days vii give lime to think Il
over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
The MARKET IS

The markets on Western a.. vera
rushed Saturday. o. they did rot
keep open on Monday. The turkeys
are all out. and mute. pop corn and
cranberries also went with a rush.
People would buy turkeys that
had been IN cold storage 50 long
that ono dealer stated that II you
dropped one on the floor II could bs
heard on the other side OF the
street
The trade was rushing this morn
ing. and everything that came on
the steamer Sunday and lay over
until Monday might ON the dock sas
sold out at an early hour this morn
ing.
A carload Of Yakima fancy pota-
toes arrived this morning aud ara
selling at so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

Lear in Dublin. 4 gentleman put his
arm around cordelia's waist. and
stood 80 while she pilloWed The old
kings head In her lap.
The exclusion Of the public was
finally brought about when a niAn
Of quality kissed Miss Bellamy's
neck as she crowded past him TO
take up her cue. and Lord Chester
field applauded the spirit with
which the actress resented he in
dignity
Just think OF Il for a moment how
the drama was then afflicted. aud
bow long It has taken To bring
about the cure TO It's present health
ful state. aud thank your stars YOU
live In the present age Of true art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

Hepburn bill IN the house Of repre-.
Fentntivcs u wiil look 20 much
like the nolllver bln than an ex.
pert viii be unable ta tell them
apart
The Doiliver bal il different from
the Foraker. the E1klus and al the
railway backed bills in this i'm.
portant particular Il gives a gen
uins power 20 an administration
cnInmiasiao 10 correct rates !
leaves 40 room Tor law suit Jug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
CIVIL WAR IN SANTO DOMINGO
HAMILTON

imminent probably IN the vicinity
OF san Juan or Puerto Plata.
Morales may attempt to establish
q new capital aud create "A new
cabinet The roceivership Is uBBf-
fccted so for.
Troops have been sent after the
magistrate. They know fight
Domingo. II In supposed that gov
crUment troops attacked General
rimentnl
The captain OF the port Of Puerto
Plata KILLED the governor OF the
province and defied the central gov
crnment
lie then barricndcd the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

from Venice Preserved" because Of
their indclioacy
The admission or spectators upon
the stage WAS n serious annoyance.
As the dress Of the perfBmers fre.
quentiy closely reFomblei that ~
the quality around them. the audi
enee sometimes miaiook one for the
other.
A tlpay earl crossed the stage
during a Performance 10 speak 20 a
friend Manager Rich, who stood
IN the wing. fold his lordshipa that
In the future he would be refused
admission behind the scenes The
earl slapped the managers face
both drew their swords. and their
friends took up the quarrel. After
a lively fight the actors expelled
their adyeeariea. and the play re-
stunned. when Gafrick was playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
ny gibson GARDNER


Special Dispatch 70 Tho Star
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 The
Deliver nili IL the nearest thing "a
81 administration btu that has yet
made It's appearance. II Ia not be.
lHx htilsd "a the Roosevelt bin.
for certain rea aona But anyone
y no Is interested IN rate legislation
vii d. Neli TO k~sp az eye on thls
ueliixsf hia.
After the holidays there VII be q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

WAsHtNGTON. Dee. 20 The
navy department has been notified
by the gunboat Dubuque, that
aut-eommander Zechtcller
has arrived In Puerto Plata, and Is
expected TO preserve order.
Tho war department WAS notified
by associated Customs Collector
Edwards Of Santo Domingo, that
Carlos = Morales, president, dissa'
lsfIed with the lack Of support Of
his cabinet. left the capital With a
few followers
aHs intention % said to be TO
Join Jiminc9 in opposition to Hora-
eistae
q eonflst betSesH factions ls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

Marriage licenses we're today is
sued as fol'owsi J. H. Hayes. Taco
ma. 30. and Francis l.. Webb. Daw-
son. Ga. 25: William w. Morrison.
"a. and Fanny J Chestnut, %; Six
umashin Matsumoto, %. and Kin
kaiinanai. 81. Ehime. japan. John
Cameron. q. and Josephine Kin
ney. 10, Ballard, Hugh Mcleod. Sno-
qualmie, 20. and Carrie Weaver,
North Bend, q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

located in various parts Of the de-
bris the first Of y hieh Was descov-
cred "a , o'clock yesterday after
noon and the last this morning.
The condition of Charles Auder-
son n cook who was nearly suffa-
Gated - reported at the Wayslde
hospital. where he is patient. as
being improved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

A sneak thief last night went
through the room- and through the
clothes OF the guests OF the 81 Paul
hotel getting - cents from a hSe
and 80 cents from one OF tho men
boarding there. The b the second
attempt on this hotel. the first oe-
curring month ago. aud while NO
arrests have ebeen made, 4he police
are Watching suspects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
THE MODERN STAGE
a PRUDE BESIDE OLD

tho plays Of the seventeenth century
are noturiouA Comedy vas the
chief offender Ladies' were afraid
To venture hnrefaced % the first
night ~ new comedy. and wore
masks. George II encouraged aalae.
ny lie directed the restoration Of
passages which had been omitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

The Seattle Electric company =
electricians and llnefmen naw have
possession OF the court house. and
Instead % Abe haanRuelne 81 at
torutSs In tho court room are
heard fhe pounding Of hammers aud
the raHping 81 saws. The workman
are hust la all the ak departments.
and.the halls and corridors are like
Wise filtered 10 with fallen. plaster.
step bidders and earpsnteFs' tools
Ts'fe viii be no session oa Thurs
day uuiii next week. ~ which
time q Is hoped the rewriting Of the
courthouse. or ~ least Of the court
rooms slii have seen completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
FIRE BREAKS OUT AGAIN

Ire broke out three times IN
various Eisraa In the debris ~ yes
tsFdaY mornings cnufiaEration m
the J J f,aatiey block az Fourth
aud Washington where p Japanese
RHs hafGed 10 death and 90 ami
mails persisted. EACH time flrcmcn
from headquarters we're detailed 20
rxtluRuish the biaxcs. which were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
CHICAGO MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amale. Copper. l07. i0l IL. 1os "a.
Am. Sugar. l54, Isl rs. 153 IL.
Brook. r. T., 90 SIS. SIS rs. 81.
Peoples Gas, 100 81, % 81. eesi
Metropol., l27 81. 1884. 126 L..
u. s. Steel. 40 SIS. SO "a. 4at-s.
u. S. s.. pfd., LOG is, los SIS, los 50.
Atchlson, SO IL. SIS 81. SIS rs.
II. q O.. i1S l-2. lie rs. 11a.
Can. Pae.. 176. ia IA. Ia ID.
Erie. IS. a. 10. az Sd.
L. q N. 1853 lis. i51 IL. 1b2.
Mo, Pac.. I02. 1ol. FOL Ia
Penn. IA Ia. 14S IA. l4s Ia.
Reading. 1873 10. 1877. 1919
Rock Island. %. q rs. %.
South. Pac.. g. 1-2. SO 5-s. g..
St Paul. tS2 1-2. $50 rs. Isl.
Union Pac.. $50 "a. 149 lis. la IA.
III. Cent, lis Il.
n. Y. Cent. lb0 Ia.
Sales TO noon. 1873, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
At Ballard !
..tatttsttsesaetalss..s

BALLARD. Dec. &c The delivery
horse ON the wagon Of the Broad
way Market today became frlghtens
ed "a train. broke away from the
boy holding him. and ran for few
blocks before being stopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
wNsnINaroN. be-

\ WASHINGTON. Dee %
. The state department IL inform
cd that Viscount Siugo Aekle /
will be the firg Ispaneae am /,
|. bassador 20 the United States.
ho IL q member OF the prlYy /
. council aud a knight Of the
|. Ordor 81 the Rising sun The
Department viii soon announce
the AnSarlcan ambassador 10 !
} Toxic. who may be Minister /
} Leiahtnan. now en- route home
! from Turkey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

GROOM cottage. with flee stsW -
tnf. close a. car an improvements
De-. NH = zen AHHe. e. na. Fi1a aiaAHz
tEnNNf NfiHFr. fine view II NaKs all
$50 daen.
- los 500 s-Fsofn house. T. H4iHufan
veil FROM car. bots CLEARED AMI is3aG
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26
MINNEAPOLIS Dec.

. MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 26.-
: James b. Irsfleld. right half
= back Of the University OF Min
4 nesota, has filed a libel suit
|. against T. r. Collier q Son.
\ In 1900. he alleges. they pub I
. lished a statement that Irsfield
4 obtained inside information as I
|. to the. Beloit game. which he
\ used TO advantage In betting. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-26

Dave Neely was this morning APP
pointea by the county commissions
ers road supervisor for District No.
3. south OF Seattle.
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Vegetables.

Beans. dry. per eat. q z5az =. "a.
!. small whites. - IS. choice whites.
IN. large whites. g -. pink
beans. $40. baya beans. 81 .. beetr.
p'f sack g. o. parautps. per sack.
ENs carrots. uef sack IL. furHHus.
sack. he lettuce per box 3 .4li 81
ChulifioNsr. per dax IT, garlic. ner
ID hc. native green peppsras per box.
e1eAc. California peppers. per box.
u =. parsley per dor. &c. squash. per
10, ttsc. pumpkins. pr lh. L. eahIsa g.
per 10. lc. Tomatoes per box. sseHfi g..
cukcs. per duk fnffzse. egg plant.
per ID. Sc. celery. per d9xeH.
20 7sc. white River petatafsI ton fizsf
W. sweet potatoes. Ile ibs. 3 =. yellow
BANKER onions. cNi.4 sal Malta
Nasia enIuua. sack. ice. eaeumbsHs.
6px. &cntl 90 Yakima fancy potatoe~.
per ton. fiksf90s cfauberrirH per hhi.
ntoo. Bell Peppers. s. ssazsa. cram
berries, per crate. ~ IS.