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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ia the name Of German chemical
one u The many valuable iuRrodleuts OF
Foiev's kidney Remedy. HoNnmrthylene-
tetramine iH recognized By medical text
boeks and authorities az uric acid sol
ve4t and aut4-Heptic for the urine Take
Foley's kidney Remedy promptly a. the
first sign % kidney trouble and avoid a
serious maiady EarieH Drug 8tsros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

LOS ANGELES. Nov 6-The
special grand jury investigating
the Times dynamiting all bold no
more hearings until next Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
NO new
CRIPPEN
TRIAL
Ry United rsc..)

tny United frrssl
LONDON. New 5.-The court
today dismissed the petition Of
Or, X, X, crippen Tor a retrial
on charge o. having murdered
his wife. Belle Gilmore crlppen.
Tho decision means that Grip
pen viii hang Nov. 8.
crlppen Learns Fate.
Crippcn appeared In court with
his attorneys TO learn his fate. In
granting Crippcp the right to ap.
peal, Justice Ridley ruled that Grip
pen must not appear in court when
the appeal Was argued Today Jus.
tees Darling. Channel and Pick.
ford oyerrulcd Ridley aud sent for
the prisoner Crippen's step was
firm. but his jauutluess Of manner
had vanished lie walked steadily
90 his seat. and conferred with his
attorneys.
VIII Appeal 20 Crown.
Crippen's attorneys announced
that the next step would be an APP
peal 20 the home secretary 60 com.
mute the death sentence TO one OF
life imprisonment or 10 grant Grip
pen a pardon
Crlppen evidently had anticipated
a dismissal Of the appeal. but when
the verdict was announced. despair
was written IN his face he stood
erect. but did not speak Later ar
ter being led 90 JAN under heavy
guard. be sat with his head IN his
hands. silently brooding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

THE IA PINE STUDIO
Guarantees 60 please ycs Al ne atsn
holiday uufciIias lits Ihirt ~. ma
Matn 1878
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

n0NT M ToNTs0MF'

~ 1E7@ ~ - = IL
Interstate Introducing Society fnf =.
Furcsahir people Only reliable fNBfgizts
agency. Hany wealthy members "a,
Frenaes given ard demanded flrsszE
inirpa aetlDnH Hours. 10 III ssft
m Sundays 20 Z ,. m. octpbsf I'D
zoe ft0a 1si Dffice 1871 Foufa ~
fnous gg ard %. seattle
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iAKEovER sH0T

y J 10 IN y :. 2 ' n EIFVF
Hate trimmed DYED. e.easne AZ -
hiffket PIun1sa cured aek eassss{
Alteration Dept hsW ami "a ru-
m~Hfs ttt arcade
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Help wANTso-F :1E.'!I-lE.....,

wANT ED--severai young women viii =
without experience, ~ teiePhoas 49,
ators Apply 1859 ifth AZ. - na
Third av The Pacific 1eirpaent
Telegraph Company.
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sPEcIAL norIceA

y~~~J~-~-0~s~-~-~~~ ~~..N~~~N-~e<
fauufi watson church ~ Trns ssi-ts,
Hatirm. Inc. meets af stevens uasslss
Academy haN. Ca FolFfh between 20
ana Pine afH sunday. Nos & I'D
one HftpHE general coufeffaee "a.
fect who iF Ny NtiHhboff ) 1917
lecture hF Prof q McEitin. sshlssy
'Ehf AfaasmHrf AIS. fsfmsfAe \
rlr'lfH ftt. evening reFrlafn ard =.
tore ~ Judge A J Epscksff. s5tisT
Let lg Have Wrmaus Nefifaee n
Carlos NfAllirtef and Niss 10 xiass,
wHi siHE solos and dBrts defofs a
after each lecture Flatfarm tesff 4
night Violin solos - Lou I'll
Admission free. Bring yenf sfieasl
Everyone welcome.
DENNY WAY uFMoiATEniNG Co :
fius aphplsfering. furniture fspsirisx
also fafaifHfe packing and boat Hofs 4
specially All W0fk g0Afanfesd
rhonf 2 A Es So Denny wag.
9et your lawn fired noW il ihs Ftss1
flms Phone Main te42. caH Ter ffifss
gard
Esheiman Wilson eafpsnisrs "a
tqhberH uiHdow and door screens q ~.
elaity Main ire. lad ASA
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nOrn srFEDY AM HIrECrNI

This indicates tho action NJ Foley Kid
ncY Pills nn o. Parsons. Rattle Crrek.
Mich. Illustrates. 90 have boon afflicted
with severe case of kidney and bladder
trouble Tor which . found no relief untu
! used Foley kidney pills Those cured
me entirely of ava my almeniH 1 was
troubled. with harkacheH ana Hcvcrc
ahuouutA paiuH with annoying urinary ir.
reFulHrltta Tho steady nee 90 Foley
Kidney PILLS rid me entirely OF nil my
<urmrr troubles They have my highest
recommendation. NHrtoll Drug Stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

Fnr acCurate piano work, and iessq
su psnrii craYnn. pen etching ard wtia
roiara call Apartment 90 WAi1s1
Lessons see
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DR.. r. H. Dennis
1915 w. 9th
Seattle, Wash.
Poor Digestion, Poor
Health

When your stomach and bowels
are healthy, your blood viii be-
pure and rich; then you will got
well and stay we'll Medicine has
never cured a case Of stomach or
bowel trouble can. AND DO cure
every case Of stomach and bowel
trouble BY oRuoLEss METHODS
when the patient will follow my
directions and take the treatment
DO you know the cause Of head.
ache, nervousness. rheumatism.
neuralgia. leanness. falling hair. dis.
turbed sleep, face plmples. weak.
ness and constipation Poor dlges-
ton Is the first cause.
If you want TO get well. aud stay
well, at a very small cost, call at
the above address.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 5.--Llke =
4 Mr. Din. Mr. stimson also fix. y
. ured Ia an automobile accident n
. last night In Tarrytown. the =
. tAxicab IN which he was riding. =
q broke down. but he escaped =
q with even less of a jar than .
. did his opponent A touring .
q car Was commandoered aud the .
q candidate VAS taken 20 New .
. Rochelle for his speech in the =
. evening
4 S& tt = \ 4
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ANYONE. anywhere. can earn hiE pt
euugluw addresses 81 home efsainkA
Hook g. stampA G. Il. Rowan. chi0Ate
il
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The use of Foley Kidney Pills They are
uphuldiuN. strengthening and soothing
Tonic in action, quick ln results nnrtou
Drug stores
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sGaoGANrs wArcH voc AecURArei poLlcE sreAL d

sERogANr's WATCH roo &C cURArE; POLICE STEAL IT.
CRAWFORD n J., Nov 6-The $50 gold watch that eaua-
cd of the police be ported duty
from Sergeant Hasey he naching 90 wnks at HIS
desk.
The suspects the night squad
the relentless accuracy 1mepoce
cd him
He 10 IN quandary. II he charges
The men 10 the police board they to charge him with
sleeping az the switch
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CONSULTATION FREE

DIsoases Peculiar 10 Women a
Specially. ! Use the BAKE OVEN
and Other Drualess Methods Only.
Mrs Large, mother OF Mrs. Vashu
Geer whose husband was killed
lately by Philippine natives. wishes
copies Of The Star OF October 27th,
or clippings. Owl Studio, ll0i First
ave. zee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
Sale of "Red Star" Coffee
and "Amaryllis" Teas Heads
the List of Grocery Specials

Rcd star toncc. fresh daily from
our own DOffee roasting plant. teau.
graduated or pulverizei same quality
sold el-eN here at 30 - pound. our
regular rriCe 2aC: for this Hale. ?S-lh
hagS tteans onlvl. sS.tS. 5-lb cartons
,f"ans onlyp tl.iI. pound carton. az
AmarNili- chop Teas. Mixed For
mesa OOlung. English Br"a kfa-t Coy
Ion. Japan. uncolorni Japan. Young
HN~on ant Guupov der. equal quality
sold elsewhere at H., orr regular price
go pound. frr tins s1l~. iO-lb cnddy.
$50; 5-lb. caddy, sb.at. pounI car
ton ......... 5Dc
Finest Louisiana Whole Head Rice,
packed in our own factory. In-urIng
a'solut" cleanline~-. =oli el-pwh.rr AT
i2r IL for this Sal". alb cartons I8c
Pearl Tapioca. round cartons. sold
'.-e'Vh"r' li iu' puuni, our priv e.
Jelly Powder Lily White brand
including lemon. orange. rasp'-rry.
-trawhsrry. vanilla reach. cherry.
chocolate. pineappl" mint AMI plain.
make delicious dessert. packag,'-
generally snli AZ IOc: our pric,' for this
sale. DOZEN. 80. each 60
Impaired NaCarOni. spa ghcttI.Ncr-
mirelli and Letters Maruoau-
brand. fr"-h shipment just reviewed.
egNil VlIItN sol el-f'N here az IT,
pound cartons, our prize. dozen. 81 20.
carton I3c
French Block sugar. lei ANDY Frprez
Su-rr las" extra refined carton
containing one kilo ~ Is IL , else
wh"r" -. our pri~c. dozen cartons.
t:.i;. carton. IOC
Red star brand Fr,o Running
Table salt. packed IN the new sim
phcity Ne. > carton. elsewhere i2c.
our pro" -
curry Powder Genuine MsdraS
curry Pow der. regularly loo. for this
sale. dozen. So. each ~
Frrnrh Mustard -Marceau- brand.
lest imported, large Jars. 49,. medium
-ISe jar l2c
- lily white" brand Sliced smoked
Beef IA gla-- ar. finest packed. No
'1r. 20. No jars H.
Bone q hIckrn Richardson \ Roo
hins brand. finest quality Uarkcd.
Va. = can. dozen. $50 each 2Or
No can. DOZEN, stI.I7 each sc
French Homeless SardItncS Novel
Zee brand. Va pure olive oil. I, box.
dozen. t2.77. can. "a, : box dozen
So. -; can ..... 52c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

Pure Olive OiI MarCeau- 0raaI
finest imported French O,iyp oil. -gga.
quality sold elsewhere al g. 90 a ga
Ion. our pro" for gallon can t3.ls
Beach's Jam or own direct import1-
ton II the fins-t Jams made IN Englan ,
warranted absolutely pure, m one
pound glass jar.
Scarlet straw berry. 32c "a dor So
strawberry. Raspberry Apricot
Black Current 4 Green Gage, -
jar. dorm t3.Js
Damson. Red Currant and Rasp-
berry 4 turrant, 2ac lar. doz 81
yellow Plum, Red or Green t.oose-
berry AMI Victoria Plum, I'll jar
dozen. 1921
Jersey Tomatoes, Je--a mine bran
fancy -nlId packed. regular size " B
can. equal quality sold el-cvher" ~ o..
can. our price. dorm. SIS, can ~
f.ariy juno Peas Lily Whit" lrt'.i.
No. cans. elsewhere TO-, uur Hr.7..
dpl"u. si.25; can "
Tomatoes -Mary'H Chui,,.- tr.. ..
extra fine solid parked. regIlir -iln -..-
called quart cans, equal quality ,"
where iic. our prl"", d"f. -
can
Corn--Lily White brand Main rH. .r
'tNAs W. : tNailF NfliNl 49, " w ~ 70.
can. our prioe. iolsn. sI.ll. can ."
Peas -Je-~amin"- brand sweet "
row TAT Pea. No > cans. el-"V hen
our priC". dozen. s1.Ig. an. ~
Gut strinE Rrans jess MIN" -ur..
extra fancy No can-. cl-sW h"T. 10
uur prIc~. dorm. sI.it. can ~
SuCrotash LAZY White bran.
, cans. sold el-e WHORE az L.. our o..
DOZEN, 50 ~. can ~
Corn Ie=@amin" brand ram $40 10
corn No. cans. equal quality
cl-s ~ her. ~ I2c can, our pri"" 'H.
fl.0t. can
California Bartleu Pears TO-.
White brand. IN extra heavy -'.
No 3 cans. "i-.'w her. 1Jc q "ar
price. d"Zan t3.Jo; can 80
Red Ra.pbcrrtes Lily
brand. extra fancy. IN heavy -E
No cans; dorm. t2.75. ran -
Grape Juice Lily White '~t'
absolutely purr Concord IuIr', 1901.
Inented gallon jar. 81 rs. hllf 81.
: g.. large bottles, dozen. So.
B0c. medium si0. bottT. dorm -
each IT. small hpt'l~-. doom -
each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

Mays China and Glass retailing what Niagara the worlds
waterfalls There other China and other but
there is only ONE NACl'S and only ONE NIAGARA.
Mays the FIRST department install China Glass
Mays the ONLY retail operating POee
China Decorating and GlaSScung Shops As NO other
equal facilities for owning China and Glass NO other
sell them as cheaHlN as MacN's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
Optical Department

Herr are the salient facts We wish
YOU to know about this Opticrl DE-
partment ~ ourS
IL IL in charge ~ reg,'a regis
tered optometrists qualified under
the laws 81 the state Of New York 20
tezt eyes and prescribe gla-scs
dur tert-rooms are equipped with
the latest in~trImants for the thor
ouEh and scientific examination 81
eyes
We mako no charge for examining
your eyes and We aell the glasses you
require ~ about on third ls-@- than
rpecialty optical stores charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

Thousands 81 TcopIe who live in
the South and West come 90 New
York ~ least once year usually
during the last half II August. To
these visitors We extend an invita-
tlpn - cniov ALL the convenience
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

her That Our Catalogue Mirrors
the Attractions Of the store and
Makes Their Trading Easy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
Open All Day
Next Saturday

A customary, the store has
closed az noon every Saturday
during July and August With
the advent ~ Septem Der these
half HOLIDAYS will I've discontinued,
and our patrons are now notified
that the store will remain open all
day next Saturday We make the
fact conspicuous 40 that those who
are going away over Labor Day
will know that they have the entire
instead of only half 81 next Satur-
dav for shopping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

No Juvenile Footwear has such
wide popularity a. our Right SHARE"
Shoe for chill irrn and misses They
are made over lasts that permit the
natural growth 81 the foot without
cruwding or pinching or stuniing
and arr n-at-looking ami snug
fitting Our pri"e- ara le-- than
others charge for similar qualities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
Dinner Sets

Porcelain Dinner sets, lOD pieCes:
neat green sprays regularly - ",
special. $3.50
Porcrlain Dinner sets, 100 pieCeS,
pretty plnk hornl design. gold on
handles. regularly $40, special,
St.gS
Porcelain Dinner sets. Ion pieces;
deouraic-l with floral border deco
ration. gold on every piece. reg'I-
larry g. ~ sprClll 500.
Porcelain Dinner sets. To- pieces.
decorated With punk and blue floral
dc..cn. gold on handles: regularly
saSs ~uc'Ial, $3.50
Porcelain Dinner sets, 'un pi",c-,
deCuTatcd with pretty floral border
gold uu every piece, regularly
sll ~. ,Uaial. sli.Sa
Porcelain Dinner sets lOn pieces,
decorated with green ard gold
border design gold IN every piece,
reg SIS 80. special. sll.S9
AUSTRIAN China Dinner sets, iOl
pieces. natural cpluriug- gold on
every p.c,c. regularly $l5 -, -p.'-
ual AZ SI2.Na
Limoges china Dinner sets, iOl
pieC", border design gold on
every mrCc. r.g'llarlr !ls - spe-
'ial, tI4.H
ThrO. IIaNilanh Dinner Sct>, ion
riarc-. gold "a handles. pretty
green floral dc-lrr regularly Ell 81
~rc'lal sIt.Np
Thcu. HaNilanh Dinner sets. lOl
plec".. f'orni te.IEH. ","rv piece
>tlpiai with g"ll. -eg,IlIrly $40 50;
-pe,lal. s2s.sq
Thco. HaNiland Dinner sets. ioi
p'e,e.. urN''v floral dr.IGn. gold
border 80. cyerf piece. regularly
SO 80 -pa,i. go. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

fon One this
baby Irish trosh~
plain bullion la'e AMI lead
mad" of and hGred
in enriched
and black
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
Annual September Sale of China and Glass


readiness supply the demands values
Briefly stocks display and in accessible for
selling combined stocks OF ALL the other de-
partment in New York City.
China complete need OF the
kitchen drawing
secured here AND ALWAYS AT A SAVING.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

| daily delivery service Won will
ceive free Of charge Fall and
Winter tSO-paRe Catalogue, ready
for mailing about sept nv simply leaving your
and address the sperntendents desk any Of the
floors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

"IrnntcN" Hose Tor m"n. Worn-
"r AMI ohii irrn ~ tho bn-t Hose
Frr hard wear that has ever bren
% ,ai ou the market ltz extraor-
binary durability - dIe 10 The irish
linen yarn that rsinfpr'ea h~els. sole~
Hui too II has no r1val for boys
and girls school wear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28


small sterling silver
NoyeI
Hat IoCk- rabr ptccr-
told
Ian " silver gl'enansli
With rovu o n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

oar Drpo~it0r~ i'COInt de-
pnrtuurnt rurhlc- fN"~" who h
'". p - paving, Ter gn'-is ~ delivery
go 'ak" idNan'Ig" Oi o.I! 'uw IrIr'-
D"f'r-I' sum ~ mbucv Make
uur.brsc~ IN tho u-utl w1y and
nav" them IharRcd;o oar Deposit
N'.p'ui Or',d"Uusif- Iutcui"d for
r.. h.-irr ru~r,.s . Or. n.."I III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
Lace Curtains

Renaissance Lace Curtains. large
variety II patterns. Well-r.4de and
mounted IN extra good qua lifv net
Regularly t5.a- pair. special s2.-g
Regularly t4.a pair. special s3.4s
Regularly tB.9t pair. special $40
Arabian Novelty turtaIn-, heavily
braided patterns. on COOL durable
net
Regularly t2.i pair ST@"ial sI.s9
Regularly s3.2i pair -i-cial $50
Imported scotch Nadrasit urtains
hariSom" floral patterns in Panel
effects. light cream ~ color. edges
scallOped and er-locked
Regularly t3.ps pair. special t2.14
Regularly tt.7i pair. Specisl sac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

A. Visitors Feel the Satisfaction Of Selecting
from Our Immense Varieties, and As They Profit
b' the E"onOmy ~ Our Prices. They should Reni"m
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HOME MARKETS
PRODUCE.

PkOOUCE.
Best home eggs, Ace dozen; eastern
eggs. selected 35c; best local cream
cry butter. 45c pound; second grade
local butter. 40c; eastern butter, 35c;
local flour, $160@1S0 sack of 40
pounds; Montana hard wheat flour
$3.50; lard, 10000 pound; COM
pound, 1Sc.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, soc sack cabbage. 4c
pound; turnips, carrots and parsnips,
&c pound; oranges, 20@4oc dozen;
bananas. 25@30c dozen; apples,
s1@2 box; figs and dates, 100 II &c
package.
MEATS.
Roast beef, 20@2 2c: chuck steak.
12kc: round steak. 15@1Sc; loin, IS
a zoe; porterhouse. 22@2 5c; pork
chops, 22c; roast. zoe; ham, zoe; ba-
con, 25c; dressed hens. 25c.
FEED.
Wholesale-Alfalfa, $40 ton; timo-
thy, 1923; straw, $40; wheat hay, SEQ;
oat hay, 500; bran and shorts. $685.
straight bran, $25; straight shorts,
s29: corn, whole. $40 cwt; corn,
cracked. So feeding wheat. $3.50
cwt; oats, s32 ton; barley, $50 tom;
steam rolled oats, s34 ton; flour best
grade, Sc barrel; second, $5.50@5.75;
cheap flour, $3.50.
FUEL.
Pine wood, $3.50 rick. $3.50 cord
fir and tamarack, s2.75 rick, $3.50
cord: Rock Springs. Monarch and
Carney Goals, 50 ton; British Column
bia Goals, s6.50QS.50; steam coal,
$3.50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-05
Special Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NO. OcZt.
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Spokane. In the Mat
ter of the Estate Of Jacob Will
yard, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against said
estate are required to present them
to me for allowance at the office
OF Twitchell e Wentworth, GIG
Rookery Building. Spokane. Spo-
kane county. Washington, within
twelve months after the date of the
first publication of this notice. or
they will be forever barred.
Date of the first publication of
this notice February 20. 1910.
MARY u. WILLARD,
Administrairix OF the Estate of
Jacob Willyard. Deceased.
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EASTERN MARKETS

FURNISHED by Walter ]. Nichols
& Coz
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO, March 5.-WHEAT-
Close; May, s1.12%; July, $1.03&;
September, $3.50.
CORN-Close: May. CSC; July,
Csc; September, IS 1ac.
OATS-Close: May, 45c; July,
42a4c; September, 40Ac.
PORK-Close: May, $24S0; July,
S24.S0; September, s2455.
LARD-Close: May. 1882; July,
1892: September, s13.22.
RIBS-Close: May. s12.77; July,
$12.72; September. s12.75.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Close:
Wheat ssto u lower; no corn; May
wheat, 7-10A.
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70 q Min UE D
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q q g + o N E
WELLINGTON DEPOT

Tne tracks to Wellington may be
zen ~ 40 days, but upon the ar
- q the county coroner, he has
idered all bodies taken out.
EpoT TURNED INTO MoReUE
Those bodies put away in tenn
prary Ice tombs have been uncov-
red and the little Wellington de-
pt Is so crowded with dead this
forming that survivors, diggers
nd newspapermen have accidental
stepped on discolored hand or
pot In getting in and out of the
telegraph office.
Seven undertakers are working
IL the time, and as soon as a body
\ embalmed it is wrapped in a
lanket and tagged. The little
Dom for the telegraph operator is
ne only place in the depot where
ne gruesome bundles are not piled
p, and every few minutes a new
orpse is dragged up from Death
alley.
The rescue work has gone on so
.everishly no one has taken time
% notice what else the avalanche
lid elsewhere. Great majestic
Washington pines were snapped off
ike matches, and in some cases
actually uprooted and carried on.
The slide created a new landscape
where the trains once stood.
4 BODIES OF FOUR CLERKS
It will be a week before all the
bodies are recovered. Half of them
are not even located. Twelve
bodies in all were unearthed yes
terday, but that was an unusually
nigh average. The body of Con-
ductor J. NJ Parzybok was found
last night, and a body previously
identified as his is now in the I'M
Identified list. Four unidentified
mail clerks were also found last
night.
ONE WHOLE FAMILY DEAD.
Sometimes one laughs that he
may not cry" said a philosopher.
We tried hard at Wellington yester-
day, but the laughs were mockery.
Though hardened now to the sight
of the dead, great, strong men
wept at the sight of the Beck FAM
lily. The father, mother, two daugh-
tiers and little son, lie side by side
in the morgue. The little baby's
face is crushed into an unrecogniz-
able mass.
TRAiNMEN CRY LIKE CHILDREN
Trainmen cried like children
when Blackburn's and Longcoy's
bodies were uncovered.
Ballots hotel, where everybody
Is living and which escaped the
first slide, is now pressed from the
rear by gigantic drift. A new slide
would undoubtedly wipe out the
town and everybody here, including
the injured in the temporary hos
pital.
No one here or on the trail to
Scenic is ever out of danger of
fresh slides. The soft snow or rain
here is constantly making new and
sticky drifts.
e A FORTUNE FOUND.
A. fortune has been found under
the avalanche among the wreckage
and the dead. Money orders and
registered mail from mail train No
81 and the personal effects of the
victims total 100000 The mail
sacks are being guarded by govern
ment men and the property of the
dead is being looked after by dep
uty sheriffs. There have been no
more attempts at footing since the
arrest of Roberts.
Enough food is being packed in
daily.
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THE DAY in
THE MARKETS

The week closed with losses in Ala
media, Missoula, Reindeer and Snow
storm; in fact, practically all the lead
ers were weaker and evidently under
pressure. Good demand was noted for
Nabob this morning and the stock
crossed 5. Some activity in Gertie
assisted to enliven the market, and
out of town orders stiffened Portland
Canal. The activity is now scattered
over a wider range Of stocks than at
n CT
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Second Hand Goods

o, X. Furniture Exchange, 0S22 Mon
roe st-Second- hand goods bought
and sold. Phone. Maxwell PAST.
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Removal

Drs. d. r. Sells and w. e. 8. Coyne
have removed to rooms 820-321 Paul
sen building. Phone 3148.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

E. NJ. Watts, one story frame,
lot 10, block 3 Columbia Heights,
$500.
E. NJ Watts, story and a half
frame, lot 6, block Sc Lidgerwood,
$500.
E. M. Watts, story and a half
frame, lot 10, block % Lidgerwood,
$500.
A. H. McDermott, frame, lot IL,
block 2 Baskerville addition, 500.
J. S. Robertson, alterations, 070S
Monroe street, $50.
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10 room strictly modern house in Y
mile circle. SIS Hyde blk. Main 2O4