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New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
Manhattan Trust Company
20 Wall Street
Corner Nassau
NEW YORK
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Transactions IN this mar
ket for foreign account were small In volume ana
chiefly the purchasing side American issues
London strong at the close at general ad-
vancez ConsoIs were up and general market
was firm. although active Money was easy
at rates unchanged from Friday
DIVIDENDS DE-CLARED--The directors OF the
Silversmiths Company have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of IL per payable CT FEB
ruary -. The directors OF the Connecticut Rail-
WAY and Lighting Company have declared the reSu-
lar quarterly dividends OF 1 per cent each on the
common and preferred stocks. both payable on
February Is
BANK HEARINGS OF THE WEEk--The total
bank cearings OF the United States for the week
ended January - tone day estimated) were ~
661 600 1913. against $2S665036oG for the precednS
week and So go. ,36s for the corresponding week
OF 1907. Compared with last year the total clear
ings have decreased H. per cent New 1orS
shows a decrease of 25.9 per cent. Boston 1S5 per
cent and Philadelphia 1s.s per cent
QUOTATION DISCONTINUED--Quotat has
been discontinued in the unlisted department g
the Stock Exchange of the temporary certincates
for the ~ per cent corporate stock due 1857 and
the Al per cent assessment bonds. due 1917, OF ths
city Of New York
MOVEMENT OF COTTON--''The Financial
Chronicle makes the total port receipts OF cotton
for the week ended January - as 293.S91 bales.
against 242.f35 bales for the previous week and
total receipts since September 1. 1907. 5.ss1S6f
bales against 70I6565 bales for the same period OF
-'07. showing a decrease since September !,
1907 of l.I25.2O1 bales
PAY INTEREST on WESTINGHOUSE NOTES
The receivers for the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company have been authorized to
pay February the interest due on the s6,0O0OO0
three-year per cent collateral trust notes and
the 81. 10000 ten-yea- per cent collateral trust
notes which were placed In France
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q, MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET--Money call nominally .
per cent Time money freely offered through
out the week, meeting with only a fair demand.
borrowers for the part were not eager to take
large amounts of time funds. in view of the con-
stantly easing tendency of the market Rates I,
per cent for sixty days. az per for ninety
days. and 4l2Q5 per cent for four. five and six
months Mercantile paper was in good demand and
good assortment was offered Inquiries come
from wide territory, and business was well dis
trlbuted Rates, 51za6 per cent for indorsed bills
receivable and choice single names and GQ6Is Der
cent for those not well known.
FORElGN EhCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with rates practically nm
changed at 4e140QiS7l2 for cables, 4.S7a4S7O5 for
demand sterling and S3s sixty-day bills short
francs Were quoted at 51ss and short rechs1na rlls
at 95d95 plus 1-32.
Bankers. posted rates as fnIlnws.
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81 nlisted
Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. with
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

Moderate strength prevailed in the stock mar
ket during the greater part of yesterdays two
hour session, on covering of short commitments
over Sunday; but in the second hour Irregular
ity developed and the close only fractional net
gains retained by the ma jority of the stocks
in which transactions had been made. The
trading at all times extremely dull and
there was news either beneficiay or ipjuri-
ously affecting the market Northern Pacific
the strongest issue dealt in. being carried
up TO 127. a new high level for this movement
buying which once more accompanied
by assertions that the directors would next
month declare extra dividend. American
Smelling and Refining common which displayed
such weakness in the early part of the week,
was strong yesterday. closing almost at the top
with a net gain of Is points. One of the rea-
sons for the listIessness of the market was the
general disposition 20 await the publication of
figures of the United States Steel Corporations
quarterly report. which is to come out within
few days, and which, according to common be-
lief. will show very sharp falling off in
ings. The probability of the filing of the gov
ernment's suit against the Union Pacific, which
IN the late afternoon was announced TO have
been done, had market effect, as il has for
weeks been practically certain that proceedings
would be brought to compel the Union Pacific TO
divest itself of its interest in various other rail-
way systems
a large increase in the cash holdings of the
Associated Banks had been looked for in the Sat
urday bank statement, but this expectation has
ceased to be bull influence stocks. The
gain in cash. for the two preceding weeks,
was much heavier than had been estimated from
the known movements of money, amounting to
s23, $1,000. against the estimate of about sI6,-
100000. Loans increased nearly $4,000 600, or
rather more than seemed probable in view of the
course Of the stock market during the week, and
deposits increased s36.s79.500 AS a result Of
the changes in the deposit and cash items the
surplus reserve increased s14,429,025. standing
now at S3l.O64 500. tha re-
quired proportion Of 25 per cent OF the deposits.
Since November % the reserves of the local
Clearing House institutions have increased by
more than So, 100000
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A DyERTlsEMESTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
= received at their Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway,
between seth and 9th until O'Clock p. Aever-
sisemerts received at the following branch
regular Office until O'Clock p. 2e4 sth
23d I53 9th 18th ST; East
zs7 4.d st. between 7th ana sth aye-
2s5 I25ti IS3s Sd between 7eth 7sth
fo2s 90 elst 17os ave- near seth
I57 East 125th 81; 7ss fremont go Sd ave.
- Azy American District Telegraph ONCE.
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d rates were as follows A:

discount; Chicago. zoe premium; St. Louis 1Jc
premium bid; San Francisco, sight TIC premium
telegraph l21z premium; New Orleans. commercial
z5c discount bank 81 premium; Cincinnati 121c
premium; Savannah. buying par, selling 3-Isc dis
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 55l1c Mexican
SILVER dollars. 44c Bar silver in London closed at
"5-sd; advance. 1-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 14SO; Lisbon,
1855. '
MEXICAN EXCHANG E.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted 20I11
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There little interest in the speculation
in outside securities. Dealings fell considerably
below recent averages. while price movements were
confined o small fractions Cumberland Ely and
Nevada Consolidated were slightly better Greene
Canarea ruled steady. United Copper. after gain
OF Ss lost the advance Nipissing was OF L. Bos-
ton was firm Goldheld stocks in fair de-
mand fractional changes. In the speCialties
Standard Oil improved about points Chicago
Subway was heavy. Manhattan Transit was easier.
In bonds Consolidated Steamship As were fairly
active is Improvement.
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diNlueHu
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money In
London. per cent; open market discount rate for
short bills, 3ia03A per cent: long bills 3iaQSA per
cent Berlin discount rate AS per cent. Paris dis
count rate per cent Paris exchange on Lon
don % francs II centmes. Bar gold. 77s Sd. Ber-
lin exchange London 20 marks 49la pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consos for
money So 1-16 per cent: for the account, s5b
French rentes % francs 921a centimes.
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Financial Meetings.
Ice of the Maryland Coal Company,

Oahce of the Maryland Coal Company.
No. Broadway. New York. January 18th, 1908
The Annual Meeting Of the Maryland Coal Company
the election of President and Directors and
eucf other business before VIII
be helo the Office of The Company. I Broadway,
Nex York. Febflafy sfh. 1868. = eleven a. ri.
Transfer books &iH close January at p
enc reopen on the morning Of February 9Th 1905
II. y NEDHAM. Secretary.
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RANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY RETURN

Berlin Jan 25.-The weekly return OF the I'M
periaI Bank of Germany shows the following
changes: Cash hand increased $3.50, 900 marks:
treasury notes increased $4,000 marks; other
curities decreased 94s20 900 marks notes In circu.
lation decreased los 900 marks.
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MINING.

Trading was almost at standstill In the mining
market on the Produce Exchange yesterday. The
total transactions were the sale OF 500 shares of
Cobalt Central at &c.
Bid and asked prices were:
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London, Jan. 25, p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was generally higher. Final prices
follow.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Fri
days:
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DiUidend Notices.
Waterbury Company

The directors of Waterbury Co (of New Jersey
have declared the regular quarterly dividend of TWO
PER CENT. the preferred stock and a quarterly
dividend Of ONE AND ONE-QJ-ARTER PER CENT.
stock. payable February 1st. 1905 to
stockholders Of the business
"a 1905 Transfer books viii close January 2s 1905
and reopen February LIST. 1908
FRANK MORGAN. Secretary.
The directors Of the Waterbury Co (of Viz
0inial declared a quarterly dividend of ONE
HALF OF ONE PER CENT the stock OF this
pany. payable February ]. 1908. stockholders Of
record the close business lnnuary as 1908.
Transfer books viii close January IS 1905 and
February ]. 1908
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THE PtILNaS COMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO. Ies.
quarterly dividend Of 81 90 per share from net
has declared payable February 18TH 1905
of business January 3lst
viii be mailed.
a. s wEINsHEIMER, Secretary.
Chicago. January 2oth. 1908
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'United States deposits included. Sos. .60s
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the re-
spective dates:
January IL. January q. Changes.
Specie S22S 021. 200
Legal tender. 65l55.4O0
Totals 2a5 1921 COO s3l8, ,s5e,5oo s23
Cash required
az deposits 272,547.f25 PSI, 1872 600
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

interchangeable. Registered. tcOupon.
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The following the changes for the correspond
ing week for the three preceding years: 1907
Loans increased s22 100, cash increased So 246
400, deposits increased $24577,200, and surplus re-
serve decreased 81, ,s97 800. 1906-Loans increased
s5,517 500. cash increased s3.501 100 deposits
creased s17.74 800, and surplus reserve decreased
1894 725 I905-Loans increased SIG, ,S31 ZOO cash in
creased ss749.l00. deposits increased s26 013 400,
and surplus reserve increased s., ,245, $50
The following shows the relation between the
nff,-a dafaS
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WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

Saturday. Saturday. Net
Jan. is. Jan. 25 lchanges
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

II, 500 Total sales.
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tEX rights

Total sales for The week. SIS!
Total sales the previous week .-.-.....-.4 eiG
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
MUST SPEND
HER LIFE IN
PRISON
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin Loses
Her Last Appeal From
Conviction.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 30 Mrs.
Cordella Botkin. convicted OF the
murder OF the wife OF John Y.
nunniug and her sister Mra, Joshua
O. Deane. both Of Dover. Delaware,
IN August. 1855. is preparing 10
leave the county Jail, where she
has been for 10 years. Tor San
Quentin. 20 serve her sentence %
life imprisonment
Mrs notkin'a appeal from her
second conviction was denied by
tho appellate court yesterday
Mrs notkin was first convicted
OF sending candy filled with
arsenic 10 the wife OF DunnlnE BIO
cause of love for him. together
with an affectiouata note 20 her
victim The note proved the elcw
whereby the crime was traced 10
Mrs notkln.
Tho first conviction and jndg
ment was reversed. A second con.
vlction resulted and an appeal was
brought by Mira notkn because a
portion OF che evidence against
her was destroyed In the fire 81
1905. The appeal waa denied on
the ground that The destruction Of
evidence by means FOR which no
body was responsible was not proof
that the defendant did not have a
fair trial
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cHAMRER OF COMMERCE
TO FSA We NEW QUARTERS

sherman. republican candidate for
vice president When the TAFT spc
elal arrived AZ the station an i'm.
menao crowd was present. and
when Taft aud sherman ciaaped
hands on the platform of the hpe.
olal train tho crowd went Wild.
Pays Tribute 10 Sherman.
TAFT spoke At the Majestic theatre
TO one Of the largest audiences ever
assembled here lie paid a high
tribute 60 sherman. and the names
of the republican candidates were
shouted again and again by the
crowd that went Wild at the men
ton OF. tho name vt their towns
man Taft ridiouled the idea that
Bryan II heir TO the Roosevelt pol,
icles. lie declared that alncc
Roosevelt had rppudlated Bryan he
had not heard va much OF that toa
turo OF the campaign.
AZ Batavia the enthusiasm waa
great The crowd WAS 20 large that
Il was impossible for the police
60 control the rush.
This afternoon the republican
candidate spoke al Eimlra. Waverly.
Oawego. ninEhamton. CoFuandt and
Rochester. At every stop he Was
greeted by enthusiastic crowds he
viii stop az Buffalo tonight, where
a monster demonstration a. planned
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Mr.. TAFT GREETS HIS
RUNNING MATE
AT UTICA.

ONEIDA. y. Y. Oct s0.--with
only three DAYS more before cleo.
ton. Judge William II. Taft Il max.
ing whiriwind tonr % Northwest.
ern New York state today IN an
effort TO make sure OF electors from
the Empire state who wiil cast their
votes foF him In the electoral col.
iege Taft pleaded for the election
OF the state and national tickets
and the return % republican con.
greasmen 20 the national congress-
The republican candidate made
hts first stop At Canastuta. and
spoke 20 a large crowd there. lie
went from there tu Rome. and then
TO Utica the home 81 James 5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
THOUGHT Sc. CO.
OWNED STREETS

Urging as his excuse for hurting
bricks through the wind shields OF
two automobiles that he had been
set by the Seattle Electric company
GO guard a section OF Pike St on
which the company was woeing.
and that the autolais had insisted
ON using the street aa a public thors
oughlare despite his objections ].
W. White was this nothing fined
SiNo by Police judge Gordon.
When che Seattle Electric com.
pany was extending it's Pike a.
line rceeutly an effort Was made
10 compel vehicles of every Kind 20
keep 20 one side of the road White
was put on guard duty and. LOSING
his temper. he threw bricks at
ehauffeurs driving the autos OF II.
e Henry aud nr nurdy In pass.
ing Judgment this morning. Judge
Gordon informed White that auto.
mobiles and ordinary citizens as
we'll have a. much right on the
streets a. the seattle Electric CON.
pany lie expressed regret that he
was unable TO intlict heavier fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

Haiie~s'es Gard Party.
MrH Charles pattan viii give n
Halloween bridge party Saturday
a. her hoane. eit Boyiston av. y.
Bridge rss.
Mrs Ficrrr y Ferry entertained
rhursday with a bridge tea FOR MIns
Grace Denny The hostess was as
sisted ~ Mrs. Arthur Wilson denny
and Mrn. Charles burnside.
cheaosssth- spaiaino.
"Wednesday evening az 4 o'clock af
the home 81 Inc brides parents. Etg
gtIh aV. Miss clare Meta Apaidina
was married - Mr. Leon Butler
e'henaweth Rev David Blythe ~
calvary Presbyterian church uffi
einief Tifa bride wore a dainty
white smpiru gown trimmed with
Irish Point lace and carried a show.
81 bouquet II white carnations The
bride vas given away ~ her neither.
ARA Suaidina Thr house vas pref
tiiy decorated A supper wan served
80 she bridal party and ms immrai.
ats family and neaF fFieada follow.
lnE the ceremony After a wedding
ffin sh~ young cuupie Wtli ~ At
home. after Nov. 10. az 1858 Ninth
az.
e.sstiaer- Watson.
A pretty haIus wedding took place
laat eNruing A 1hr hnfra ~ Ar and
Mrs. g~1rMr Watson. e71t alnt Av
y w when their Daughter. Erfna
k.iisahsfh tiscanl tha wffa ~ Nr
J. Heatflgur The Res , W Flsfrh-
~ performed tho ceremony A
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a.,e 10 Central Building
and Centralize Civic
Organizations.

lease has been contaminated
,.n the Chamber OF Commerce
" ~ Trustee company whereby
~ .,,mber win. about the first of
w.. 800 occupy the entire south
's- 49, M cighth floor % the new
~ eaildlng AZ Third and Cob
msa 81 "a p,.,s,,
fF Douglas. special com.
~. !, the trustees Of the cham
I. AVE been nesotia,ins with the
- sa.pany FOR seme time
/. and have closed a lease Whi'h
sssls,eA hy the trustees at q
y .'s .,ssflnx this afternoon
l'eele $500 -. With the chamber az
). - quarters viii be It's la'ls.
= ass bureau. the Merchants
vSs. ..'.s~s association. the MANN.
fro'sSs., asaoelati0a. the Pacific
i Isess's.e sriesy % Ensineers'
y. ~ s0ssety n electrical knsieeef :
sae 49, ~ ,weshsngson Chapter ~ me
aaa Ny iassisuse q Architects.
A,'ls' aa~ ,ocatlou viii virtually De
~, y ., Il, center Of the siiy. taFeush
... ~ of these h'dl.A thefe'
GU 49, .sFshlp Il the above or
Inc y 4 estimated At 2.soo
re quarters vii Be among the
rsest cammodious. and com
- A she west The floor space
- Is s.sao. eoo square feet aud
..s...nhls and committee room
~, : Al tie disposal Of the differ
=, ~ eiese Of tho fair next year
a. III b Installed a permanent,
n <.rrglsge exhibit Of the products
a ssosrres Of the state. valued
] 81
/ ~ n a. movel adiuncts 10 thu
.mhafs rev quarters vii b. =
ahsarsatfon tower to which
- III D. built from the as
E.-als sosm The observatory viii
- slxlsofx one OF the best views
II - alss In close proximity 10 the
- shas can Be gained IN Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
AUSTRALIAN PAPERS
PRAISE THE FLEET

The star haa received from
Perth. Western Australia. a copy of
the special fleet edition % The
sunday Times. containing elaborate
accounts % the arrival and ~
eeption Of the officers and msn. IN
addition 10 this the Times lakes sc-
easion to mention the various and
vast resources Of Western Aun-
tralia and ventures shs prediction
that before long tbs land huntihg
lnflux into Western Canada will
be turned IN their dlrrction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

Girls Industrial home Mms. NAL
tidita viii dance a number Of Span
isli dances IN costume.
futile Brown.
Miss Morn y. Brown waa married
70 Mt AiGnzo y Tutfle "Wednesday
evening by the Rev. =. Daley.
A. Calvary Church.
There VIII be Halloween enter
ialnmeut this evening IN the as
aembly rooms of the Calvary Pres
byterian church for tho young peo-
pie.
Classic Culture.
The Classic Culture club Will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs
-. y. Cove. A paper on "Enobnrbus"
VIII be reed BY Mrs r. J. Van Horn.
Fraternity Dance.
The Sigma Ma fraternity will give
n dance this evening at the chapter
house az 18th nv N E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

tho First Presbyterian church, Dr.
tes will be aided 81 his lecture BY
30 fine colored storoppticon plates
graphically depicting the scenery ~
the ancient lands during the year
1895.
Church Party.
The young people Of the First
Presbyterian church will be- given a
Halloween party this evening az the
home Of Mrs y. ~ H0upy. sili -.
Cherry ~.
Benefit Party.
The Junior Equal Suffrage league
gives a benefit halloween party this
evening az 1926 ~ Ward W. for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

wedding supper was served follow
ink tlla ceremony. Tho bridal ~
trnnRidn were Mr. and Mrs War
forgf and Miss Lilies Beattiger as
rina Bearer.
Warinu Street
SIT Edward y, Waring and Miss
Wbpne Edmaman Street were mar
Rod "Wednesday AT the home Of the
BRIDE Npnrents. Ia Ballard Rev. y
palsylpfficiatod.
Lecture on Holy Lands.
a RerHpnally conducted tour
through Egypt and Palestine will be
Hiffn this evening by Rev Wallace
Leo at the Sunday school room of
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Carnegie Commission wiz
Not Reward Deed
OF Bravery.

-. rxrnexse Hero commission
:. rssssss a nedal 70 Mrs. Ainnis
4 pss,eson Of Cape beale. bfiunh
r,'w,s,,s according 70 > letter r.
l,slres y v. 7. listed. SECRETARY q
n. us-ekants Exchange. yesser.
~ Patserson Is TIE wife o.
~ nsk,konse keeper at POINT
- sAsre the bark Colona went
'.srs IL ne dead Of nighi. DAG.
lNk Al ths tine she vas y :
.s'sss ennds,ion. but this DID not
r,szs Der pinnxing Into the Wild
~ "a 1aalng Tor niles ihfoash
- Arrests aud often In wafer
a h<r wnks. ~ reach a teie
~ ssslon and send for help 70
he he ersw Of the stranded
rho wsrs cilngink hait
- to tha rsxxing. and wefe
n.he& IS every incoming wave.
/ d ~ return from thls peFilo'is
MR.. ! son was born. shipping
pa regard ht art A. one q me
a Asrulc dsds Of Pacific Coast
suriA and lmmedlalsly after the
h report ot Il cape IN. v. T
ssl vas Inseumenszi IN patsisx
y case hsfoss the Hero commia
b. 1nd personally passed = sub
lpslon papee among The heal
lppins men ehieh resulted IN q
Erss of 500 being ssns 10 Mrs
PATERSON. ne government also
sNasd her q gold neisl
A. soon ~ ts received the IN
rnasIcn yesterday. Mr. listed
ssie1 letter 70 Mrs. Patterson
vaieh b. expressed the deep ~
rss 4 Seattle ship owners that
Il had not rseaired her Just re-
zrl. bus assured her that she has
npafhy ard admiration Of all
ns sho kaeW the facts IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

BIG BOATS COLLIDE
In DENSE DARKNESS

The united States Eeodetlc sur
vey steamer Patterson In command
Of Captain W G Hoagkins eolilded
With the two ulastee sealing achooa.
~ Feaeawa early yesterday morn
ing Ia the straits ~ Juan 10 Flca.
tbs schooner vas showlng no
llEhts and the fret that wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
TELL TALES OF DAYS
WHEN LINCOLN RAN

The llifuois club held an enjoy
able meeting last evening In Thoo-
sophical hall. nj Fourth and pike.
The meeting was largely given
over 20 anecdotes OF the candidacy
and life Of Lincoln. who was per
sonaliy known 20 several Of those
present r. J. Judd. whose father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

known ~ her presence was when
she suddenly loomed up uadcr the
bow 81 the Patterson.
Engines we're reversed and little
damage resulted 10 either boat
the rail of the schooner being
slightly Injured The Patterson
stood BY till morning aud lowed the
schooner 20 Port Townsend. The
Patterson will arrive Ia Seattle Tor
orders today She Is nno of a fleet
81 four boats which have been sur.
Ynyink The Alaskan cnAatA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
|uFROgC WOMAN 10
REFUSED a MEDAL

grand opening tonight. and n Il ex.
pected that The large hall Will be
crowded.
A new maple floor has been
laid Al "a expense OF $1,000 The
hall u equipped with 1000 Ia
candesceBt electric liKhta and hun
dreds Of eolored lanterns Al.
mission 70 the danes IS free. but b.
card only. Wagnera full orchestra
has been scared to furnish the
mualc
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HCHTY FORESTS
BEING DESTROYED

a2NGIuN. Oct. 18s-Ths rx.
~ ftrsBtry service e4ff
ae1 tat fn leas ehan go
" fIrSin tlfabeF 81 the Unft
I'll haze beea desfrQYesl
= *sfent rata of c4ttlnz con
t4s great forests are rapld
+splstet 81 ffaeg. and 81
'.e q s&wmiits and 81 az
-. ttftet fires The expert
~ tasf that the cnua4mu
= 'f1atf hessd o. q per capita
Ment u 500 feet ~ timber
lfs3 point a. the econ
flia1e - counties 81 show
sneuAf consumption % ~
= - rspiia.
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Shur-On Eyeglasses

With the deep curve lenses arc
the acme Of perfection, give tho
largest field Of vision aud stay on.
We make them 10 III any eye.
sehuchard optical Co. 1907 End Az
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