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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-11
Cotton Movements 40 & Quotations =, a ons. Local %sl.s, F R.xaza

hclt. 1t is this precedent which plays
an important part in keeping up spec
ulative confidence in the present mar
ker. Prices wavered and yielded slight
" today after the bank statement ap-
peaTed, Il recovered nearly all the de
clines before the trading ended and the
closing was only slightly Irregular.
There is no money market at the stock
exchange On Saturday, loans made II
Friday carrying over until Monday.
The effect of the bank statement vas
restricted to sentiment, therefore.
Movements were reported to be in pro-
gresS in mercantile quarters to urge
the secretary Of the treasury 10 release
government funds TO the money mar
ket for the relief of restrictions said
to be evident in commercial specula-
lions by a Of the money scarcity.
Total sales of bonds par value $3.50, 600.
Total sales stocks $500 shares.
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT OF COTTON

Houston quiet at 1015c; net receipts
IL ,545 bales.
Augusta quiet at lie; net receipts
t,1G5 bales.
Memphis steady at 10 15-16c; net
receipts 3,417 bales.
st. Louis steady at lie; net receipts
537 bales.
Louisville firm at lie.
Total today, net receipts 23,o04 bales
gross receipts 27,SS1 bales: shipments
3S,491 bales; sales 7,647 bales; stock
3O0,0S3 bales.
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COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
Receipts Of Cotton and Naval Stores
at the Port Of Wilmington Yester-
day.

day.
G.. Gas bales cotton, 3 casks
spirits turpentine. "a barrels rosin, Is
barrels tar, 50 barrels crude urpen
tine.
w. and W.--424 bales cotton, 10
casks spirits ~turpentine, 9 barrels
crude turpentine.
w. c. and A.-122 bales cotton, II
casks spirits t~urpentine, "A barrels
rosfn, 145 barrels tar, 20 barrels crude
turpentine.
A. and Y.-27S bales cotton, % casks
spirits turpentine, 141 barrels rosin.
w. ana Ms bales cotton: 5 casks
spirits t~urpentine, 6 barrels rosin.
Alice--8 bales cotton, 90 barrels
tar. IS barrels crude t~urpentine.
Tstal-1,153 bales cotton, IS casks
spirits ~turpentine. 1875 barrels rosin,
181 barrels tar 149 barrels crude tur-
pentine.
Last Year,. 020 bales cotton, II
casks spirits turpentine. % barrels
rosin. 100 barrels tar, los barrels
crude turpentine.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, December S.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance
Of 2 to 5 points in response to better
cables than expected, somewhat heavier
spinners takings for the week and bull
Eh private cables from Liverpool.
There was also rumors hat an import
ant private estimate placed the amount
OF cotton ginned to December. 1st at
$3.50, 900 bales and this helped the early
market which showed a net gain of
5 to 6 points on the active months.
Trading was very quiet. however, and
later prices sagged Off 3 Or 4 points
from the best under local realizing.
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Philadelphia quiet at 11.20;
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

New York, December S.-Total to-
day, at all ports, net receipts SLABS
bales; exports to Great Britain 1917;
France 15.426; Continent 1929; stock
1,224,614.
Total since September I, at all ports,
~e1 receipts 4,77S,444 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1,425,328: France 1885,
1870: Continent 1,349,2S7; Japan 57,166.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York, December S.-Receipts
today 61.426 bales against 57,245 last
week and $685. last year. For the
100000 bales against 424,499
bales last week and 256,325 asst year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans 1898
bales against C.3o6 last year and at
Houston 1856 bales against 1928
Ia ct wear
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LIVERPOOL T

Liverpool, December S.-COtton-
Spot moderate business done, prices 4
points higher; American middling fair
s.68: good nliddling STA: middling,
soc: low middling $50: good ordinary
5.42; ordinary 51s. The sales of the
day We're 5000 bales, of which 500
were for speculation and export and
included $500 American. Receipts
$4,000 bales including 16,400 American.
Futures opened steady and closed firm.
December 5.es; December and jan
uary 5.63: January and February $50:
February and March $50; March and
April 5.e0h; April and May 5.e2; May
and June 5.6ak: June n July SOS:
July and August 5.66; August and
September 5.5S1a: September and Octo-
Der 5.51; October and November 542.
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G per cent. Sterling exchange weak
with actual business in bankers bills at
4.83.e5 to 4.S4.O5 for demand n at
4.79.25 for sixty day bills. Posted
rates $50 to 4.SI and ass TO 4.se-
Commercial bills 4.78h to 4.7SA. Bar
silver "a Mexican dollars 53IA,
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Vessels IN P0RT.
STEAMERS.

WinEfeld (Br.) 2.575 tons. Akerson.
to FeiGe & Co.
Zarnora (Br.) 2.042 tons, Leslie,
Alex. Sprunt & Son.
British steamer Arion. 1879 tons,
Captain Ciough, from Hamburg, to
Heidc and Company.
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SCHOONERS.

British schooner Admiral, Captain
Pierce, from Navassa to Springer
Company.
FERRY Setter. 1.26S tons. Blake, to
c. D. Mafftt.
Lavina Snow. 292 tens, Bartlett, to
G. %. Mafftt.
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LOGAN COTTON MARKET.

Saturday, December s.
COTTON-Firm at 1890.
Receipts Of cotton today-1,153
bales.
Receipts this season to date
231.5O3 bales.
Receipts anne day last year-1,020
bales.
Receipts last season to same date
239,208 bales.
NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE -
Firm 66K.
ROSIN-Firm 1910.
TAR-FirIn, S2.35.
CRUDE TURPENTINE - Firm
hard, 1885; dip $3.50; virgin $3.50.
RECEIBTS TODAY.
SO casks spirits turpentine.
1875 barrels rosin.
181 barrels tar.
149 barrels crude tu%rpentine.
ItHCEIrTS SAME DAY LAST YEAR.
Il casks spirits turpentine.
% barrels rOSin.
100 barrels tar.
108 barrels crude ~turpentine.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, December S.-Large ship
ments of wheat from Duluth were the
principal causes of a steady feeling TO-
day in the local wheat market, al
though the price of the May delivery
declined Is TO IA. Corn was up IA.
Oats gained IA to 3-8. Provisions were
Il II and Is to 40 points higher.
Chicago. December S.-The leading,
futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
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CLOSING OF T

New York, December 8.-Spot cot
ton closed quiet: middling uplands
noiddling gulf 11.20; sales none.
closed barely steady.
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STOCKS AMI BUDS.

Southern cotton mill stock for the
week ending Saturday furnished by
HUGH MacRAE & Co., bankers, Will
mington, n. G.
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CLOSING 0 LIST.

Atchison ...... ........1G3A
AtchiSOn pfd ...-.I02h
Atlantic Coast 1869
Baltimore and ...11S5s
Baltimore and Ohio pfd. ....... 923
Louisville and Nashville. .......145A
New York Central.
Norfolk and Western pfd ....., a1k
Norfolk and Western pfd .......' SO
Pennsylvania ........ ........13S3s
Pullman Palace ar...t.... .....l60
Southern Pacific ............. 1872
Southern Pacific pfd...........120
Southern Railway ........... "a
Southern Railway d......... s3&
United STATES Steel. .......... 4S12
United States Steel pfd. Is
Virginia Carolina Chemical. ... SO
Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. .10S
Western Union ....... S5R
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NEW YORK MONEY r. X

New York. December S.-Noney on
call nominal. no loans. Time loans
strong: sixty days 3 to sh; ninety days
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y. S. AND OTHER BONDS.

L. s. refunding IS registered .1o3N
t. S r%efunding IS .104h
l.. $ IS registered 1929
T.. S. IS 1929
L. s. old As registered. 1909
4. S. old is .1o1h
r. S, new As registered. ...... 1902
L. S. new As coupon. 1902
Atlantic Coast Line As. 919s
baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio 313s. ....... 1913
japan SIS 97h
japan 6s End series. co.,
.JaDan Abs certificates. ......... eI7s
Japan AIS certificates I'd series. 91M
Louisville and Nash Unified 4s..l01B
New York Central gen $751;. 94A
Soaboard Air Line IS ........... -
Southern Railway Is.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New York, December S.-FLOUR:
Dull but steady. Minnesota patents
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Atlantic Coast Line


NOTICE.
These arrivals and departures 50
given as information. as vel - con-
actions with other companies; hut ar
rivals and connections are not guar
anteed-
Schedule in Effect August 9Th, 1906.
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m. Last mass, sermon. 1890 a. M.
Vespers, 7:45 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-16

@ all ~ lo m talk de kin cdehad a an ''oun, e n @ yBammyB ol e say hae etwat e ans d h oT thn it dy n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
WANTS MONEY !
FOR NEW MAIN
CREIGHTON DESIRES immE Df-
ATE ACTION so THAT WORK
MAY DC BEeUs As sooss As
POSSIBLE.

Al the meeting OF the city council
On Monday uikht Councilman erich.
ton Niti Introduce an ordinance
urging an appropriation Of aufH
elsnt money % purchase steel TOT
the new pigsc line aud Improve
manta decided upon for ihs water
SYSTEM
This purchase ia urged AZ the
present time ~ the stenl can be- on
band to commence work Without
DELAY II got remains for the citi
zeua TO ratifs the proposed oxpeudi.
lures. but fhe water shortage has
reached such serious proportions
that the CITY officials believe the
proposition ~ill carry orefwhclm'
inKlY
Councilman crichtou held a con
ference With City Engineer Thorn
son yesterday and At the conclusion
Of the Interview stated that Il
would be possible 10 eomplet the
additional pipe line by the time De
aired. II the steel wer. ordered al
once with this object in view. he
han prepared tho ordinance appro
priatinE the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

Is marked faf slaughter despite the
statehood hlll einu#s. designed To
keep ON the al tor a score ~ years
one % the iaiH,n Territory cdt
Tors. convinced that tie lawyers
who say the Ma cians d 40 good
arc right. mounts Pegasus and
drcamai
Take me somewhere cas- OF Guthrie
Where the beer siil squirt With
foam.
Where the h.aosa lfum old Missouri
VIII remind n0e - af home
See the ulpe linea from Kentucky
rumplag uoutlson. "a the drs.
THIRSTY souls sha ians have VISITED
Fof the iioarheu ani The tye
Sparkling foautHlna ~ Alh flekeya
soon wili play on every Lawn.
ceoilnE hishhslla all revive Us.
Al me breaking us the dawn
F1re plusa sooa sill run With
hranAYs
OF course snaa - have bad.
Hest Ia pitchers. uQ baek alleys.
usaeaaf sound ~ Fvaliy bad
Mustf als sd kfwru mint laieps.
Tom aaa lerFfa. shandykatfa.
sherry fiIpa aa4 Mantle Taglofs.
sooa ear snliins Wiii taru Go
laughs
Water carts ~lll ason spray cham.
pis
sCosdiAlT greetings one wsli get
Aaa ne land ~ lhirats ant smash
upa
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NO DECISION
IS REACHED
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE cE.
OAR RIVER COMMITTEE
MEETS. our REPORT WILL
BE HELD BACK FOR AN
OTHER SESSION.

The Chamber Of Commerce watGf
committee held meeting at the
rooms % the chamber today At II
o'clock and went over the fact >
which have been developed Ia their
investigation Of tho Cedar river
water situation. preliminary TO the
preparation OF the committees re-
port. which will be submitted 10 the
chamber a. It's meeting next Wed.
nosday. No decision was reached
today ms 10 what the report shall br
and another meeting viii be held
on Monday to consider the matter
further
A. today'a meeting the Officials
Of the Milwaukee railroad we're
called before the committee again
70 give the committee further lnfor
nation ON certain engineering mat
ters in connection with the railroad
situation.
The committee representing the
Central Labor Council In the pure
water agitation viii hold a meeting
this afternoon at which To formu.
late It's report. but the contents Of
the report will not be made public
until It has been submitted 10 the
council at It's meeting Wednesday
night.
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SITE FOR
RESERVOIR

The city % Seattle has purchased
for sta.n9a a atriaE uf hlssekH near
Green taka fof the acs reservoir
aud the deuds have 0een placed or
rrcnrd. The Title Guarantees com
pany has boaght from the w II
GaIfnay Investment COMPANY lot 3
ana five and halt feet Of 70, 8.
block 81. Sarah A Belle addition,
paying $1,000 g A Luuthsff has
made two purchases akKfekattng
SIS .8aa The property involved -
iota and 2. block :. NcSanght =
addition ant part % 10, Z. block 2
W n. BFmwieY's addition.
FF Adame has parrhasrd from
Clara u. Mofan ios G. hlcek -.
sarah A Bells addition. tof $4,000
The Wall Street pock company has
purchased from G q Smith the
south Que half 81 igs and all ~
los :. block 6. waterfront property
AZ the foot 81 Wall - for $4,000
~ d. stiles has sold 20 Henrietta
E Hyusana. lnia and Z. block II.
a. - uorsa's adaiiloa. Ter -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

Soun will be- ont ia the wet
The politicians mecca IL the proc
pestiKe state Of Oklahoma A con.
stitntion a. 20 be made. aud over
a.e0o elective offices aru 20 b. tilied
vtrYhody Is candidate OF IL
booming candidate There are SO
many jobs that she seekers have
much trouble In settling upon which
nnn they Nould ltke best Hers Ia
the live issue today Ia Oklahoma
I've senators. i've congressman.
one governor. tive charter offices,
supreme court and district Judges.
probate Judges. ahetlgis. marshais,
deputies. treasures. auditors,
county iudeea etc. etc And this
r. he real popular song in the tut
ufe state
Even BODY slaves but mamma.
She frefa aruund All nifht.
WArrfin abaui poof iathef.
Who wants every lob IN sight
lie thlaks he'll 80 10 ihe senate
or else Be a county kink.
Waniint mind bain Aut nor
o. any ether thing
Poor old aaaaY's daft.
shakes ever b1siy'a mitt,
Makes speeches in hts bedroom.
While mAnma throws a IT.
Hes sure that he'll iiks congress
he has bis noat picked oui
lies drawn hts flfst mo rs salary.
since alAtehood'a net ia doubt
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BID IS hDOvE
THf ESTIMATE
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Dc
cLikEs TO AWARD TIE CON.
TRACT FOR STREET GRADING
ON FfvTEEHTH Az. ~.

The single bid which was re-
eeiYed this morning BY the board
OF public works on the grading OF
Fifteenth az. W, mare bY William
stanleY A. Co. Was Amos, double
the preliminary estimate Of the cost
Of the work. as figured by the city
engineers department
The city authorities based their
estimate OF the cost az $4,000.
while the Stanley bid aggregated
$50. 40l. As the limit Of assessment
Is only fl5.i5s. the work viii have
10 be readFertieed
Superintendent Youngs. of the
department Of light and water. and
Superintendent Walters. OF tbs
street department. were absest on
= trip 10 Cedar river. md the beard
awarded sus sesotracta 4 rsoart
.nsss ..sssp. so:'o.S1Oso. that o. six
ss.ress hEnOo.Os'eessss-t so:e fs..is r.es
fana.ss.-ea. five @. ts-.sao were ssssied
ilane fram 10 10 20 Gays. ans thu
esEd ra.easss will be eosn fs'6,es to
QRy the assraed pesaaslty.
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Old Insurance Rates
Continued

Mr., Martin. secretary and man
aver of the Northwestern Mutual
Fire association says that his COM
pany has no san Francisco losses TO
be pnia az the expense of new poll
Icy holders.
''why should wo raise the rates2'
said Mr.. Martin.
On nay 10 years experience In
oseesa nnd WeshIngton the losses
AVID expenses eensblRed OF cur COM
pahtes have not averaged more
thar 80 per cent ef the old rates
our rslicyhet4ers get the profits,
ana we have already saved the
property owners ~ the two states
nearly $1,000, e0e. The raise IN rates
only meaau that we will save them
that much n4Ore Ia proportion 10 the
rates Of sthoF esHRpaatea" ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

sof course. n G. J. Smith or ia
ooh rurth went 70 the fair Ia their
automobiles they could have hidden
.in the locker an ample supply or
" ines and champagne and II "
.samewhat Of a surprise 70 see these
men stand up ne champions "
ran Of thia character. We say Il iH
4 eurprlse. but We must reconsider
The statement IN light Of the fact
mat Jacob Furth aud e. J. smith
own 100 acres or more Just north
of the fair grounds. az the map OF
the city shows"
AhsnyHaous Cifeslar.
The above paragraph Is taken
from an anonymous circular whleh
ms been widely distributed among
saloons. cigar stands aud barber
shepa Of Seattle during the last two
or three days In the main Il II
a protest against the adoption q
The university site Tor the proposed
Alaska exposition, chiefly on the
ground that on that site no lntaSi-
rntlnR liquors VIII be pcrmitted 10
he aoid In addition 20 this II at
lacks Jacob Furth and G. ]. SHdth.
az The exposition committee. ms hav-
ing personal Interest In setecttBg
The university location on aecoaAt
OF the fact that they own property
north OF the university.
on the face OF II the circular haF
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womAa COLLECTOR or
cURlos ON WAY NORTH.

Miss Fila OnxmAn. who conducts
one Of the larsest curio stores In
New YORK. arrived Il the Rainier.
Grand hotel last night on her way
% Nome. 70 negotiate purchases Of
novelties from the Aiaakan natives.
Miss OuEmau has reputation
throughout the United States ~
oue q the best Judges and collect
era Of curi1s. and - Noted for being
fhe only woman dealer Ut her Kind
She will 20 north on the steamer
Fe1uHalVania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
Grand Moonlight Ex-
cursion Tonight

on the steamer Nhatcom. A huH-
dred miles OF magnificent soehcry
for soc. Mountains and valleys, ISL
ands and inlets. nature m all It's
Wild grandeur viii be opened To
your view under the soft fays OF
full mooR. Only SOC tickets VIII be
sold. so secure your ticket early
from L. II. Gray q Co. ios Yeslet
way. or al PIER :. where the WRIST
com leaves at Z 20 toNtEht. ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
VISITS
GOOD ROAD

For tho purpose Of demonstrating
the results obtained from laying
maeadnmized roadbods I'm King
county. q committee representing
the King County Good Roads asso.
citation took large party 81 people
ennaisting Of state road supervisors,
county officials from King. Pierce
ana snohomish counties. together
with ID. W aondall. junior engineer
Of the United States office OF pub
Tic roads. and many others. to the
county road at the Meadows and
Hivertou.
The party left Pioneer square Mt
30 this afternoon In $50 Rutomo-
bllea. headed by " ~ Latimer,
Judge Battle and J. ID Flcener.
The strip OF road upon which The
demonstration IA made IN about a
mile and n half in length. and has
cost the cosnty about $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

Leave the worry ana care of the
hot city behind you and 60 on the
beautif.l moonlight excursion on
tie v~.ateoH tonight one s.sdres
miles 81 rt-opss nat~s for sec. TIE
e.atce.. sravea Piep ~ ~ to-
ssssi. es ascaaN -" i'sss'n a~ir
st psr =, &C. rfers L. ~ cp,sr y cs.
asv fssfgw xas. ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

AZ a scfubwoman In "Milsdi." but
tho rough garments she wore did
not conceal her beauty.
when Maggie poalsy scrubs The
floor
You bet that floor Is clean"
were the words she voiced while
plYl the brush
Frances went TO England a. lead
Ing lady With Chah Hawiref. aud
later married Lord Ashburtou.
Viii Become seersts.
Pretty June Van nnakirk started
10 the chorus Of 'sfhs Wizard of
or Then Ahc look up the iesiu
mate sud went to London In The
Walls of Jericho She married
Raht Hafoourt. the play wright. sui
will one day be Lady Hnfcaurt
Eva Darlington. Oibsohesqae and
sl1 feet Two. met Lord de clifford
At dinner while playing In Dub
lin The lord Immediately laid his
title At her feet. and the pair are
now travelling In AbYaainla
Minnie Ashley. now Mrs VIM
Aatof CHAMBER. would not trade her
athletic Young husband for the best
title IN England She worked faith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
CIRCULAR ATTACKS
EXPOSITION SITE

the appearance u having been is
sued in behalf Of the liquor interests,
thoeRh q Is difficult 10 connect any
particular branch Of the iiauos bus
mess locally VITA its inception
only a few days ago Andrew Hem
rich. 81 the Seattle Brewing 4
Mating company, wrote a letter 10
President ChiIberr. Of the exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
10Y IN THE NEW STATE Is
UNCONFINED, YOU BET
vn9 pRiEsr SPOT IN rsG
UNION TO Bu FLOODED AT
ONCE WITH OCEANS o.
eoOal AND OFFICES Will &C
etckUo OFF TIE nRAMBIG
/ BuSNEss

Special Correspondence 20 The star
KANSAS cry. July Tho
,ert shlr correspondents IN the In
dian lrfrtor, aud Oklahoma wvfV
not uble 50 DO fuD lastloo 70 tho
Wild reialelug which pgvYaiind
when the statehood biu hocamo q
law MANY travellers who shared
the limitation m0re as sYmpfth"tte
Observer lhaa as real participants
haee ame ln here With reports 81
the sialnss aud the eons,nsnf 81
their opinion a that neyei Was as
large uady 81 people So neafA
craard witch iey
Ia the indian racritnry watch Is
ruled - res tape and let Of ear
pat haeeVr government department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

fully for several years. FIRST as a
Spanish dancer then AZ chorus
girl Ia "El Captain" and later IN
The Greek Slave" Fresh from a
campaign In the Philippines. Chan.
lcf saS her IN San Toy" Thcy
are now happily married
Geo. Gould En8nared.
FOR a time before her marriage
she played at DAYS theaici, whore
Miss Edith Kingdom had met her
fate IN Geo. Gould. the millionaire
railroad maruate
Mabel slocum. purest Of blondes,
attracted the attention 81 Harold
- 3uekney IN a shepherdeas Goa.
tune Nhila distributing faSors at a
ball given IA Newport b. Mrs Stuy.
yeaant Fish, They we're married In
In year
Adah Verne. % duskf beauty with
Anna ucid became the wife OF
Frank Virgins. proprietor of one Of
SeB Works. largest hotels
Goldie AOhr. vaudeville favor
iie. lott the stage TO mafrf a broker.
Walter schefteli Florence Rick. a
Weber 4 Field gifl. Is happily mar
fied 10 VIM tathrou Rich. while
Minnie Poor. The duchess IN -Crene
Dc Menthe." became the bride Of
Ralph Trier. manager Of great
,pnbilghinE house Tesaie A Mooney
gave up the fnotlisifts Tor J Frank
Hale. one OF the heirs to q mutt.
million estate. after her return
from an English tour.
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the university site and declartEsg
that the brewery Interests were gtaa
that that selection had beer laasse-
one story abroad on the streets
Is to the effect that the author -
the circular IL James w Morrt@sn.
the saloon man who has achieves
some prominence for the boldness
with which he has defended the
rights and privileges OF the business
IN wAich Ne H. sHgaged. vixen ask
- aboai IL by reporter for The
star Morrison said
Il do not know whore the circsseF
came from. The first I knew Rseat
u was when a young man, a sirang-
er 10 me. came into my place With a
COPY OF A. looked 1t over ard
roasted him for It. am not. In syAa =
nathy with e or with its rsrFs-... :
Board Is s. tenA.
Members Of the exposition board
decline 10 discuss the circular, on
the ground that q f. too centoazsfas =
iblo for notice. one member Of the
board did go 50 far as to say that
the circular was 80 palpably a plea
for the free dispensation Of liaaor
on the exposition grounds that Il
would fall Of It's own weight.
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