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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-28
TO RETRIEVE HER FORTUNE. NE
Mrs. Mercer, Formerly Rich and Beau.
tiful, to Become Interior Decorator.

:. tiIui, 20 becUme IhtertOr DecOratOr.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.J
I NEW YORK, April 27.-NIrs. Carroll
Mercer. the former Marquise ST. AL
lafre, whom Queen Victoria called the
most beautiful American woman, lis to
recover her lost fortune as an Interior
decorator in New York
She has Just signed a contract with
of devoting herself to society will en-
gage In trade. When she LEFT her
Norfolk home a. bride and went to
Washington, she was among the
wealthiest society women there and
her house was the centre of the most
and distinctive Of the
capitals exclusive Southern and diplo-
matte sets. When in Washing gton Mrs.
Mercer entertained all the distinguish-
Mrs. Mercer's maiden name was Min.
ma Tunis, She is direct descendant
of the last Earl or Allenda le 'Nf'''N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-28

& HE did not come here, It IS truo,"
continued Mi. "A Aldrich, q with the mace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-28
Decisive Vote Against Presi.
dents Plea for Four,
After Long Fight.
BUILD TWO EACH YEAR
. AND KEEP OUR NAVY UP
Debate Brings Out the Fact
That This Is to Be Policy Of
Naval Committee Navy
Bill Passed Carrying
an Appropriation Of
S123,115,656.

~ WASHINGTON, April 27.-By
an Overwhelming vote Pres
wv ident Roosevelt's four-bat-
J" tleship program failed In
a.. - l,,ut ,,<
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-28

a Tunis, She is direct descendan,
T the last Earl OF Alendale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
JOHNNIE BRAY WILL TRY
SWIM TO BOSTON LIGHT

Boston. Aug. 11.-Johnne Bray. a
WeIl-knoWn swimmer from East Bos.
ton. is to attempt the swim which tbs
famous Annette Kellermann was I'm.
able to complete. Johnnie will start
next Friday and will swim under ths
same conditions as Miss kellerman
in regard to tide He will start, how
ever, about 80 minutes ahead of thu
tide. and. as he is q very speedy as
we'll as strong long distance swimmer
he expects to be well on the way be.
fore the tide starts to go. which win
bring him out toward the light. He
is n faster swimmer than most of the
"watcr dogs around Boston. and ex.
poets to cover the distance in fast
time
Jimmie Winston of East Boston il
acting as his trainer and manager. and
will accompany Bray, together with
Peter McNally and Il launch with a
party of newspaper men.
Bray was the third highest man for
honors in the famous Old Home Week
swim last year He was in the water
longer and covered more distance than
either Jacot. who won. or Sam Mahop-
ey, who finished second.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12

MAINE LEAGUE NOTES.

Augusta vs Biddeford this afternoon
at the Driving park.
Portland and Bangor now have
four games. They are at Bangor to-
day and tomorrow, at Houlton Friday
and at Millnocket Saturday.
After these games in this city today
and tomorrow. Augusta and Eiddeford
will play in Bddcford Friday and sat
urday
With fair weather it is scheduled
that there will be 1000 people at the
Augusta Driving park this afternoon
BUSINESS will be suspended down street
from to and everybody is going to
the game which will not be called until
4.30 today. Ladies are free today and
tomorrow and two great games are
promised
SAYS the Rahgor News: "Black for
mcrly with Pine Tree. is playing right
field for Augusta in place of Kelley.
He is fast man and strengthens the
team
Augusta turned out 800 attendance
Saturday, and prospects are encour-
aging over there" says Portland pa
per.
Quite a shift has been made on the
Bddeford team which plays here to-
day. In the first place Mathews has
got done and gone home. He has re-
ccivcd an appointment of as superin-
tendent Of an athletic park, position
which he has been expecting and he
had to report at once. "RaSgy' Allen
has also finished with Biddeford. His
work has not been up to expectations,
either in batting or fielding and he got
done Saturday. In their place Man
ager McGraw has secured Dustin OF
Tufts and Stanwuod of L. of Nj. The
latter is the brother of Badly" Stan
wood, the Bowdoin captain, who is
now with Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
BIG LEAGUES AFTER
MILWAUKEE TWIRLER.

Major League managers are casting
longing eyes on Larry Pape, MllWau-
KEGS recently acquired bush league
pitcher. and it will not be surprising
if one of the big fellows buys him be
fore the season is over, says the Mil
Wallkee Sentinel
George Huff, the Illinois University
football coach, who spends his spare
moments scouting for the Boston
American League club, was in the
grandStand recently watching tie
youngster work. Huff was not anytCo
talkative on the subject. but admitted
that he had come to Milwaukee to see
Fape perform. He considers Pape one
of the most promising young pitchers
in the American Association and has
even gone so far as to follow the
RreWers around the eastern end Of
the circuit in order to keep close
watchc on him. 1t is also said that
Ted Sullivan, the Chicago White SoX
scout. has been keeping his eye on the
new find
Pape has made a highly creditable
record since President RavGnor got him
from ManitOWoC So far he has won
six games and lost three. That is lit
tie short of remarkable for Il younSstcr
on a tail-end team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
ANXIOUS
FOR ANOTHER TRY

London. Aug. 11.-Flushed with the
successes 'of his new racing yacht
Shamrock, which has won "a out of the
- contests in which she started in the
regattas held this year in home wa.
tcrS. Sir Thomas Upton is more
anxious than ever to try again for the
Americas cup. There are still six
weeks for him to issue Il challenge for
Il race off Sandy Hook in August Of
1909. ana ne is hoping that Some inti-
nation will come from the New York
Yacht Club that challenge, If sent,
would be accepted.
The ambition of my life Sir
Thomas said today. "is to bring back
the cup to Great Britain. Personally |
am willing to challenge under the old
rules, but | cannot get Il decision Of
standing to build another freak racer.
so | am waiting an intimation that
the New York Yacht Club will accept
challenge similar to that sent last
year. which | have reason tp believe
some members of the club favor.
MY conditions are quite simple All
that | ask is to be allowed to build a
challenger under the universal rules
that now govern all yacht racing In
America and that l he permitted to
build two boats. the fastest of which
will cross the Atlantic.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
DOrN. OWncr. State. tme
trlZHhcth L. Brown and DudlcN.
McALiER SIGNS A
MISSOURI PHENOM.

st. Louis. Aug. 11.--A regular "phen-
om' has been signed by the Browns.
Manager McAlcer and Owner Hodges
have engaged Il new pitcher who, from
all indications, is another Rubc Wad-
dell, as Rube was 10 years ago. The
namc of the boy is Charles Tcsreau.
and he halls from PcrryVillc, Mo. He is
six feet two inches in height and
weighs 30 pounds He is pitching for
the Pcrryville Independents this sum-
NOR and has records for strikc-outs
that would shame Waddell.
In two games this year he famed
10 hattcrS. II is Il poor day for him
if he doesn't fan II. In one game
against the st. M2ry's team, Tesreau
shut out the team without Il hit or
run and famed 10 mon. In Il game
against another club lie famed 10 and
gave one hit. In Il game against the
MillcrsviIlc team he struck out 10 men.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
McGARRY ANO BALDWIN
WILL MEET FRIDAY.

New York, Aug. 11.-Amby MCGarry,
the hard-hitting Bronx lightweight
who recently won a decisive victory
over Johnny F1ayne, will meet Matty
Baldwin at the Fairmont Athletic Club
Friday night. McGarry is q sturdy
Scrapper and is in excellent condition
at the present time. Baldwin recently
fought the fastest battle seen around
New York in many months with
Charlie Griffin of Australia. McGarry
and Baldwin arc both hard hittcrs and
can stand an unlimited amount of pun
shment.
Johnny Dohan of Brooklyn and Har-
ry ScrOggS, the Baltimore lightweight,
will meet in the star bout Friday
night at Browns Rockaway Beach
Club house. Kid kesSner OF jamaica
and Pat O'Rourlle. "thc fighting cop"
will fight six rounds in the semi-tnal
Billy Barrett and Patsey Haley, two
old featherWeights. will also be seen in
action and four other preliminary bouts
have been arranged. George Bothner
the champion lightweight wrestler, and
George Fisher will wrestle in 15-lnin-
ute bout
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
SWIMMING
fasteners MAY SWIM
IN ST. LOUIS MARATHON

st. Louis. Aug. 1.-the lO-miIe NJ
athon swim of the Missouri Athlo,,,
Club of st. Louis has been settlod W
for Labor day, and the usual CON-"
will be used. This starts at tho ch.."
rocks above the city and ends Al ,h'
Eads bridge. '
The race promises to be a gre,,,-
success than even the mammoth .f,a,
'of u year ago. when 81 colupetito,,
took part in it, and it was estimate,
that 100000 spectators witnessed sorn.
part of it.
ii. j. Handy of the Illinois Athla,,,
Club of Chicago took this big even,
last year, and 50 has leg on the t,o
phv, which he will try to make two n
September. Fasteners may have soma
thing to say. BUD Goodwin of n.
New York A. G. and one or two otbo,
topnotchcrs are making eyes at tbo
beautiful cup, and it is more than lilo
ly that they will try to capture I,
Should they fail to compete. it is likely
that the Chicago champion will again
take the race.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
Flynn and Sullivan
Fight a Fast Draw,

Bar Harbor Me, Aug. n.-At the
skating pavilion here Monday night
Jack Flynn and Tim Sullivan of Bos-
ton fought a SiX-round bout which
proved 10 be one of the fastest that
has taken place here for some time
Both men mixed things up tiercely
from the tap of the gong to the fin
iSh
Flynn was the aggresSor Throughout
the battle and landed many wicked
blows on Sullivan's body, which seemed
to have little effect. 1t was an even
thing up to the fourth, when Sullivan
received a hard swing Oh the jaw which
appeared to rouse his ire. and he Waded
into Flynn. swinging wildly, and one
of the blows started the claret flow
ing freely from Flynn's nose. This was
easily SulliVan's round.
The fifth was rather tame, both mel
SparrlnG for an opening, only one blow
of any account being landed, 4 Straigh,
left to Sullivan's face. which disturbed
him not Il little. From this out it was
an even mill, easily being called Il draw
About 300 witnessed the bout.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
BOXING NOTES..

Jack Welsh will probably be select
ed to referee the Attell- Moran bout a,
Colma, cal. on Labor day.
Young Goldman, of New York City.
will meet Eddie Gardner. the newsboy
champion. in the star bout of six
rounds at the Roman A. G.. philadel-
phia. on Monday night next. In the
semi final Jack Bernstein will tackle
Bill Ketchel.
Battling Nelson is spending a few
days with Tommy Ryan on the latter's
big farm. Ryan and the Dane nave al
ways been friends, and Tommy invit-
ed the lightweight champion and his
father to help him bring in the seasons
crop of hay and beans.
Bill Hurley. who made a good show
ing against Joe Walcott few weeks
ago. and Harry Mansfield, the Eng
lishman, will meet at Saratoga Springs
n. Y, on Thursday night. They fought
last week. Hurley winning after d
hard SiX-rcund engagement.
frankie Neil doesn't seem to care
where he starts in his first New York
fight. There are any number OF bigger
clubs than the Long Acre that would
have put the little bantam on. and
for more money, but frankie isn't wor-
rying about the green goods half as
much as he is about getting into the
good graces of the fans. He is deter
mined to make good.
Stanley Ketchel. the middleweight
champion of the world. is after Burns.
He expressed himself as only too
willing to sign with the heavyweight
champion the minute Burns hits Amer
lea. w. w. Naughton. the fistic expert
for the Hearst papers on the coast.
says that Ketchels left shift is greater
than Bob Fitzsimmons', and tho dead
iiest bit Of ring craft that he ever look
ed upon. And Uncle Bill has been peek
in under the ropes for many year
He thinks that no man in the world
can weather the punches of the Michi-
gan marvel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
AT SARATOGA.
Sanguine, Far West and Count Lady
Are Tuesdays Winners.

Saratoga. n. Y, Aug. 11.-First race
For three-y ear-olds and upward. selling,
seven furlongs. SanSuine %. Sweet. to /.
to >, and even, won: j. c. Core. 106, Not
ter. IL to TO- to 5, and out, secord; Mon.
ocle. los. McCahey. II to ), to ). to 4.
third. Tine 1.29 2-5. They're OFF, Orphan
Lad. Grcenoa and Ace High also ran.
Second racc-Hardicap. all ages, non
winners current meeting, one mile, Far
West liz, Gilbert, to 10, to A. out, won
Bedouin, l0S. Mccarthy, Z to >, to i6. l
to a. second: Schelswig. %. Sweet, is to
l. to l, even, third. Time, a. Fulton
vile and Woolsandals also ram
Third race-For two-year-ods. selling,
six furlongs, Court Lady, 107, Schilling, 7
TO !, to ;. to ), won; Arandock 1O7
Mccarthy, 8 to 1. to /. and even, sec
ond; Edwin L., 105. Sweet, S to 1, 8 to /, s
to .. third. Time, LII. Plume, Escnau.
Midshipman Easy. Wcstmore, i>onatusa
and Home Run also ran.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
FAMOUS RACE HORSE
GOTHAM DIES IN KENTUCKY

Lexington, KY, Aug. 1.-Rlind. col
ky, impotent and infirm in other re-
spccts, Gotham, the horse with which
Jacob RUPERT, Jr., and "Johnny' Nc
Cafferty scored numerous betting coups
in the 9O's, died at Spendthrift stud a
few days ago.
Gotham was a chestnut horse by Iro-
uuois out of Trade Wind. by Great
Tom, and was bred in the Belle Meade
stud in Tennessee, being foaled i'll lS92.
He has been given the name of pale
face, but when Mr.. Rupert bought
him as IL yearlng in 1898 he changed
it to Gotham, and as such he became
fomo,,s as a lightweight carrier and q
more than ordinary reliable betting
proposition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12

|HalsWelle May
Never Run Again.

London, Aug. 11.-Licutcnant Wynd-
ham HaIswelIe Of the Edinburgh Har-
ricrs and London A. G., the quarter
miller who was given the 4oO-meter race
at the olympic games after }. {. Car
pentcr of Cornell University, had been
DISQUALIFIED for an alleged foul, prob
ably never will don spiked shoes and
athletic togS again.
The speedy Scot announced that, oW-
ing TO a recurrence of trouble from an
old strain, be would have to cancel al
of his running engagements "hef
asked if he thought that he would even
compete again, he replied in the mega
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
KELLY IS AFTER
KETCHELL AGAIN,

Milwaukee, Wis. Ar~. 11.-silvie
Ferrett. manager Of Hugh Kelly.
writes that he would like to get OH
another match with Stanley ketchell
in Milwaukee. Kelly had Ketchell
beaten to standstill up to the third
round said Silvie. "but in the third
chance blow caught him flush and
put him to the bad.
Hugo told me he thought Netchell
was easy and that he had him beaten
sure at the close of the second round
We have heen unlucky, in fact. we are
the unluckiest boxing pair that ever
lived. Ketchell promised us return
match, but we prefer Milwaukee to
San FranCisco'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
NEW PARCELS POSTAGE.
Commencing Saturday 11Pound
Packages May Be Sent.

Washington. Aug. 11.-Acting Post
master General Granficld today an
nounced that commencing Aug. l5
parcels without regard to the value or
the contents which do not exceed IL
pounds in weight. nor measure more
than feet. 6 inches in length and
feet in length and girth combined
will be admitted to the parcels post
mails exchanged between the Unltea
States and Great Britain. The rate
applicable in the United States to par
cells to Great Britain is II cents
pound or fraction of pound.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
SPORTING NOTES.

Tho British Lawn Tennis Association
has agreed to the American sugges-
tion to play the preliminary round for
the Dwight r. Davis lawn tennis chal-
Icnge cup contest in America. This
will be for the purpose of deciding
whether American or English players
go out to Australia to meet the hold
crs of the title. Consequently NJ. j.
Ritc!ic and J. F. Hartc. the English
team, will sail for New York the end
of this month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

John Ross was arraigned be1ofo
Judge Campbell at RoCkland MONDAY
on the charge of assault and battery
One OF his alleged victims, Mrs. Nor
riS Pollock, is in a very serious coh'
dition and Ross was held in the SUN
of $1,000. Unable to get bail he was
committed to the county jail. h'''
was found medding with the none!
drawer in Mrs. Pollock's store on oe'
street. Mrs. Pollock's daughter, Ne'
tie, aged 13, sought to interfere a"u
was roughly used by Ross when MIS-
Pollock came to her aid. Ross Is a.
legged to have kicked her in the apuo.
men and struck her on the head ino
assault is especially serious IN we"
of Mrs. Pollock's approaching lilo"
ternity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
QUAKER CITY OARSMEN
READY FOR BIG REGATTA

philadelphia. Aug. 11.-Philadelphla
oarsmen are putting on their final
touches for the national regatta at
Springfield, Mass, Friday and Satur-
day of this week. There will he SIX
local crews entered which represent
but two of the local clubs.
The West Philadelphia and the YES
pers are the only members of the
Schuykill Navy to send crews t. rep
resent the Quaker City in the chant
rionships.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12

County Judge S. T. Bradford "nv, y,
County Attorney George Il. kihi'ey
Bracken county, KY. Monday 'ssues
a statement in answer to Go'ein0,
Wilson'S charge that they have ao ~.
done their duty. They make m
denial of the charge and ada:
governor of Kentucky never ii'aue 80
investigation of the facts and si'us ',a
ton in Bracken county. He has ~
tened to false statements mace os ..ho
American Tobacco Co. and tnose w.,
are associated with the American ~
cloty OF Equity"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
BOXING
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

We1nesdav-Bily Ryan VS.. Bert keyes
at Einghamton. N. y.
InurSday-Billy Papke VS.. Mike Dono-
van and Frank Miutell and other bouts at
the Arm"ry A. A.; Freddie OBrlen vs.
Frankie Neil at New Yotk.
Friday Charley Griffin VS.. Matty Bald
win at New York; Freddie Welsh and
johnny Murphy ut Vernon. Cal.
Sllndav-Terry Mustain vs.. Joe Willis at
Vallejo, Cal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At MISREPRESENTATION 10. Water
bury ..
At Observation-Disclosures !. Holyo!le 6.
At New Britain-'rhe New Britain-New
Haven game was postponed: rain.
AT ringfeld-Springtclo >. Nerid"n l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12

Two~hase hits--Batcs. Beaumont, Three
base hit-Rrnwue. Sacrifice hits Browne.
Iiitchcv. stolen has"s-Rrilly. Graham
Double plays-karger, Reilly and Kunet-
chy: k"retchy and R"'l'X; Sweeney,
RitCh"E and McGann. Left on bases
st. Louis 6. Boston .. First base on balls
OF T1cKey 1. oft Karger First basa
cn cr:ocS-Eoston >, st. Louis !. Hit by
pitcher-i>v Karger, McCiann. Struck out
-Ty Tuckev 6, by Kargcr T. Time, IL.
JfmDire. EmSlic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
Batted for Howell in ninth.

tBatted for Howell in ninth
Boston .............1 Q r-3
st. Louis ...........0 g 0 %
Two base hits-Stahl. Lord. Gcss-ler
Sacrifice hit--I.orl. Stolen base Hoffman.
Double play-Th uev. Lord ana Stahl
Left on bascs-St. Louis .. Boston ;. Basu
on balls-Of Howell 5. off Cicotte Hit
rv pitchcr-Iv Cccttc |. Struck out-By
Howell :" Icy Cicottc 3. Passed ha'l-Spcn-
Ger. Time. 1.5i Umpires. Exams and
Hurst.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
AL WORCESTER

Worcester .....0 8 q 0 0 / x-5-11-2
New Bedford 4 o . o 0 { 0 t. ia
BattrrieS-LaviSne and Loverenz; De-
lave and Weeden. Time, 2h. Cmpires
Lanigan and Malone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT RROCIE1ON

BrOcktOn o q q q > q q q o. g :
LNrn ......n q " q | " 0-2-6-2
Game called on account of darkness
Rltt"riev-t t'uttn" and NcGn"crn: tb-
hott and Daum. Time IS. Umpire. Nc
Dermott.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12

Lowell ..........0 . o q X-5-6-1
Fall Rivcr =. e. N u u { y 0-G-6-1
Ka't"r"r- Warner and Iemieuv: Grant
and Norris. Time. / A. Umpire, Connolly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Frovidencc-ir iroViiance 4. Toronto ..
At Jersey City-The Jersey Buffalo
game was postponed: rain.
At Bali alt;moIe-Baltimore >. Montrea, 1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
AT TIANERIIILL

Lawrence .......1 / $3.50
HaTerhill .......2 0 Il 0 . q O. -4-3
Batteries Coffin and I'tggan. Girard
and Andrews. Time. 1.5G. Umpire. j.
O'RIicn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12

Chicago

Chicago ........0 0 0 4 x-5-6-2
New York ......" 0 o 0-l-5-4
Fatteries-Whitc. Walsh and Sullivan:
Lake, Billiard and Blair Time. l. 10 I'M
pileS Sheridan and EEan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
AL NEW YORK.

Chicago ..................o 0 2-4-7-t
New York ...............0 o 0--h-2-2
Game called in the sixth inning; rain.
Second game postponed.
Ratterics-Pfester and King: Wiltz and
Eresnahan. Time. LA Umpires. O'Day
ami Rigler.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston Aug. 1l.-Tuckcy. Boston's new
left haIt!Cr. pitched his first game today
anl shut out St Louis > to o. The locals
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12

St. Louis. Aug 1l.-Ho"ton ma lc it three
out IF four ut ST Louis hv winning to-
DAYS game 3 t. o. TIC work of both
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
Buffalo Grand Circuit Races Postpon.,

Buffalo, Aug. 1.-THE Grand Cir
cult trotting races which We're sched-
uled for today have been postponed
until tomorrow on account of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
Az DETROIT.

Washington 80 0 0 ! 0-3-S-0
Detroit ..........1 0 o q 0-o-9-0
Batteries--Smith and Street: Donovan
and Schmidt. Time. lao. Umpire,
O'Loughlin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12
BAY STATE DOR|ES
BEAT PORTLAND BOATS,

Marhlelead. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE Mass
achlISetts dorics won the first leg in the
interstate match for the Knight cup,
sailed TODAY with the Portland boats All
four of the local dorics finished ahead
of the visitors, while one of the latter
yachts WAS disqualified for turning the
wrong buoy.
The race. which was sailed Just before
noon. was in a tinH southwest breeze. and
the finishes were exciting, there being
only seven seconds between the first and
second boats and II seconds between the
ST tc"n'i ard third. a second race was
held later i'll the day. Summary
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

One OF the vegetable dealers az
the public market haa Installed
three fountains. In order tn keep
his stock OF vegetables In fresh
condition. The fountains. with the
fresh supply of vegetables, make a
very tempting display.
At the meat stalls fresh beef
tongues viii be sold tomorrow at
tbe each. Liver will BE- quoted At
&c per dish. and picked pigshead
&c per pound tomorrow.
Local Bellflower cooking apples
Will be delivered at soc per box
Fancy rhubarb. local Is on the
market at 15c per pound. A car
of fancy wenatchee apples Is due
tomorrow
Home made apple butter and
home made mince meat are on sale
az l5c per pound In the grocery
line specials for tomorrow are split
peas. SC per pound. sage. Sc per
pound: French mustard. &C per Jar
The market will remain open all
day ss usual Saturday. Washing
tons birthday. on account of the
large number OF people who wish
20 do their regular saturday shop
ping.