The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1899, Page 4

“NO DELAY ALLOWED Wires Must Be Buried Before Dec. 31. COUNCIL COMMITTEE 80 DECIDES | AMUSEMENTS BULEGOTEN, THIRD AVENUE THEATER “Spider and Fly.” | RANKE'S HALL (Tuesday) - Queen City Dramatic company in “Ingomar”; also grand ball | se SEATTLE THHATER | day)—Souna cThure- }a pound, That was an unnecessary advance, for owing to the cheapness of American steel tinplate could be | made more cheaply In this country than in Wales. The tinplate trust was organized last December. Its first act was to advance prices 25 cents a box, Bince | then there have been two more ad- Yances, each of 25 cents a box, Thus | prices are 75 cents higher than last | December, A part of that increase | is legitimate, for tt ia due to the ance in the price cf steol. A part jad Ordinance Propared Defining the of the increasee Is iegitimate, and Scope of the Conduit System. ‘The corporations committee of council, to which was referred the matter of putting all electric wires) ‘underground, has decided to report | in favor of an ordinance ordertne all | of the electric companies te bury | their wires before December M1, of | the present year, ‘The limits of the underground wire district are, how- ever, reduced, owing to the fact that, some streets have as yet oo solid) foundation for conduits. Among | the ASK excepted norte street, Railroad avenue, and Westera| avenue. | The new lines for the district| where the wires are to be buried are | as follows: Reginning at the northeast corner of Pike street and Third avenue, running thence southerly along the east Hine of Third avenue and Third | avenue south to the south line of Main street: ty on the | south line of Main street to the west | margin of the alley between First) avenue south and Rallread avenue, | thence northerly along the weet | margin of the alley to the north line of Yester way; thence west along the north line of Yesler way to the) line of Post street; thenoe | northerly along the west line of Post, street te the north Hine of Madison street; thence easterly on the north line of Madison street to the wester-— ly line of First avenue; thence on the | westerly line of First avenue to the street: thence Francisco enjoys the distinc-| ing the port where a large big steamers and also built, but Puget | & reputation es a) ‘This is ithus- the La pred | to i 2? Z a i i g # z 4 A The hull of the ves-| will be towed | to San Franciseo, where her ma- chinery ts being made. | ‘The schooner will be 235 feet long, | feet beam, and 16 feet depth of | he class operating on | to be commenc- is stated that it) 2g 8 f br fon months to a cap- carrying 1500 tons of freight. that the new steamer is to hav ot about twelve knots, and that she will be twenty | feet longer than the steamer Hum- | hoiat, and of seven feet broader beam. Detroits Republic Alderman in- the Beamer bil! for municip- a! ownership and operation of street | railways. 4 dl of 3 ut F i At Quiney, Mass., 1200 grantte-cu ters are on strike. The bosses re- fused to sign the new price list. | Ninety-one firms are involved The London Gasworkers’ union} has now a membership of 42,474, an imerease of 2217 since last year. It) is the largest unskilled labor union | in Great Britain. | The average wealth in Ruskin, | Tenn., in only one-tenth aa much as the average wealth outside, yet fn Ruskin there are no paupers, tramps, criminals, nor unemployed. ‘The city of Denver has raised tho wages of the employes in the street, street-sprinkling and health depart- ments from $1 to $1.75 per day, and the pay of men with teams from! $3 to $3.50 per day. | ‘There are 93,000 women in the Un- ited States employed in cotton mills, 10,700 in the carpet Industry, 20,500 in the hosiery and knitting mills, 36,- 100 in woolen milis, 27.99 employed in tobacco and cigars. 9000 on paper on shirts, collars, and cuffs, and 20,000 in silk mills. RAILWAY NOTES. James Sciater, ticket agent of the Canadian Pacific raliway at Vancou- ver, is in the city. F. A. Valentine, agent of the Can- adian Pacific railway at Tacoma, ts in Seattle. J. W. Trapp, travelling passenger agent of the Burlington, was in Se- attle yesterday. J. EB. Holton, traveling agent of the Southern Pacific, is here from Tacoma. Much travel from the Bast is re- ported on all the roads operating between Seattle, St. Paul and Min neapolis. This ia owing largely to the recently reduced immigrant rate Tinplate Combine. Some of the trusts can be broken by the abolit of the duty. Here im the tinplate trust. The tariff act of 1890 imposed a duty of 21-5 cents @ pound on tinplate. The protertion given by that duty, which lasted for fotr yearns, created the tinplate in dustry in this country. The Wilson law reduced the duty to 11-5 cent a pound, but the industry was #0 well established that no harm can the dccreased protection. The Ding- dey saw raised the duty to 1% cent)on May ly ih Pi ah) On RR ot | band, and has deve of | during the latter would not have been made but for the tart! duty of $1.50 per box on imported tinplate, Thanks to the higher prices, the tinplate trust ts able to pay a T per cent, dividend on $5,000,000 of preferred stock, and a @ividend of almoat 10 per cont. on $28,000,000 of common stock, which ts mowtly water. Whenever congress feels inctined to amash the tinplate trust all it has to do is to abotish the duty. ‘Then the trust will have to lower tt# price or the foreign-made tinplate will be- gin to be imported and take the place of the domestic articte the people will get at a reduced f ure the hundreds of articles made from Unplate. —— a ~ALGIDES SPOKEN ‘Carnarvon Bay Also Botieved to Be Safe. The fears of ahipping mon regard- ing the safety of the British ahip Carnarvon Ray, now 182 days out from Tacoma for Queenstown, have been partially (lepelied by the news that the British ship Aleides, bound from San Francisco for Londo also thought to be lost, was spoken en March 11, In latitude 48 degrees north, longitude 9 degrees west Forty per cent. reinsurance had been paid on the Alcides, and 70 per cent on the Carnarvon Bay It ie said that the speculators who bought insurance the Alcides have made much money, No more inaurance has been offered on either vessel _ THE PRINCESS FUNERAL. Advices of March 11 received from molulu, state that preparations were being made for the funeral of Princess Katulan!, whore death oo- curred a few days previous, The funeral was to take place on Mai 12. It was to be one of the largest of the kind ever held at Honolulu. MONOLULU GUSTOMS. A schedule of figures of the tm- ports and experts which have been recorded at the customs house at Honolulu during the year of 189%, has recently been prepared. The result shows a large increase over that of the preceding year, 1897. The total value of exports w $17,348,744 as against $16,021,775 for the year 1897. The porta, Inclinting, specie, $11,650,590 a) crease in Imports came from the United States. The increase in tmn- ports from Great Firttain were $421,- | 945 and from Germany $159,111. The customs duties collected were $886, - 975 as against $708,493 for the year 1897. During the year 1894 17.229 people came to Honotulu. This does not tn- clude army or military people, and those departing were 7713. This leaves a net gain in the population through immigration of 916. Woman Band Conductor. It is hard to believe it, but the newest hew woman of the day halls from that staid, quiet shoemaking ttle town in Massachusetts—Lynn She is Miss Nellie Miles, Cousin af Gen, Nelson A. Miles, and the culy woman conductor of a military band in the world. In a few weeks Miss Miles will be- gin a tour of the United States at |the head of a well trained military | 4. than Mra. ‘MeVean saw th band, composed of thirty stalwart uniformed young men, and then the ambition of her life will be realize: Miss Miles ix not only a born mu- sician, but she is a type of a pre gressive young woman that is |not daunted at anything. She has | worked with a will for years for the unique position she has attained Nellie Miles comes from a family of unusual musical talent. She was born in England and studied music from the time she was a wee bit of a girl—she was only seven years when she made her first concert ap- pearance. Today she occupies a prominent position in the musical world, and {s well known to the ton music loving public. She is a skilled cornetist, and her knowledge of harmony is sald to be excep- tional Her experience as a musician has been a varied one, but though she made several successful concert tours through the United States and Canada, she claims that her ambi tion will not be s@tisfed until the Nellie Miles Military band is an ac- knowledged success throughout the country. This new rival of Sousa, even if she ie a mere woman, han started for success along the right lines, She personally selected every man tn hi dthe greater portion of her time for the past thre years in their training. The members of the band have been provided with the beat Inatru menta which could be bought and their uniforms are of the most ‘up- Singly and collective ly t are working for the Instan taneous success of their clever In New York Journal, to-date style atructor BERING SEA PATROL. The annual Behring sea patrol of vensela selected from the feet of U S. revenue cutters, will st north from the Sound this spring. Aa- vices to this effect have been v ed from Washing Th feet will consist of the Grant, Corwin, and Foush. Phe Bear, of imprisoned whaler me, will go north near the close of the senson, to lend assistance to the wh rain the Arctic ocean. The fleet will assemble at art of April, pre paratory to starting for the north sth is a i essai i i i ra i eal aia cab an and) ae of the tm- | Halt of the tn-} THE SEAT" LE \ #90, and the The representative bide, but Judge Win: cured CROWDED | Judge Winsor attempts to het } under his purchase for that amo | ere | Con Van Alstine, by his purch / becomes the owner of the hous which his former wife was propr Skagway Overflow. = ing With People, uss ssa wn. eted with t er Publishing company for twelve-y tendered his tion yesterday to take effect SALOOMS MUST REMAIN CLONED tsieis "2 | Whaliey has m editor of | | Weekly, and exchange edito | ¥ i to that he was for five ye cashier of the company Mr The Steamer City of Seattie Ar- | | will enga wine in the real est rives With » Number of land brokerage business in this city. | 4; steers, 44@be; = 4Ke; hogs, dressed, 6%; Dowsonites. THE AL GOES NORTH, Arevved, large, Ge; wmall, de: i live, large, 4c; emall 6c. | oe | Steamer Al-Ki, captain Gage, wall Hides, Petts and Wool } @d at 10:90 o'clock thi | The steamer City of Beattie arriv- | Skaeway and way ports, Sh led in port at o'clock this mornin ochre yay A -gpmerrin-ayliendl egy ors and @ big freight cars from Skagway, She had on board jumper of the passengers were b forty-nine passengers, some of Whom ed for Skagway, while others w were from Dawson. boun fe Juneau and Ketehik The Geattic loft Skagway March The passenger list was ae f 18, and brought some important John m, J. W. Toll news. She had good weather on the Adama, J. J. Stoch, F v down, P, Mansfield, J. K | Passengers from Skagway and A Pilleburg, ohn ard, A. J. G iit Gimoredit the rey trent FY Ei Siaelag At, Dwdd | tween mounted police and the miners | James W. Smart, Richard K |near Bennet. In the event of such Joho W. Smart, C. A ja thing having occurred, they state 14 Crease, wy WWI } that they would most certainty have Moree, 6 F. amith, ©. W. Sten [heard of it. F. P. Brewer, and thirty-six in | The Skagway saloons are «ald to *eerete | be still closed by order of the av morning Hastings. WHALLEY’S MEW DEAL. Powt-Intettign Whal had * dard, Mra, | 1% ama, Charles | low, 24@9\e. Halted steers, over 69 po' medium sound, per pound for "ow »- Mahe A cows, # sk. Dulle and oxen, 4c Te; calves pou und, all weights. salted fey an, lo lene than salted; dry und, Me; dry culls, one-third J. summer deer, per pound. J winter deer, dry, M@le; c oer dry elke, O16; te, 4K pelte “oere" ow astern Washin mm Washington ht, wool, Ke ing Quotations. The Jobbing quotations today as follows te Heavy | Rough, $99; bevel siding, welght under % pounds, Te; ntage, rty or timber burned, 100; An, 1 — a me on 1.00; lomons, #264; apples, fancy, #1 4 y} the @2 per box; cooking apt hogs ny per box; bananas, $1.76@2.00 per Just Opened fow The oat market remains very firm. | bunch; California black fige, 2% 1b | 1% ATTY tho| KKH continue wtiff ae eae satan the per 1b; | 820 SECOND AVENUE sin Hay te quite weak, plenty being new dates, Tc; sweet apple cider, be me 25600 per ; California figs Seiline Blook f has taken a drop ef about cartoons, #1 - 1 it ist Poultry is voming in just fant| bwmber and Building Material: ANKM. ans, |onotigh to satisfy a light demand. Loge—fuperior quality, per M, No THE YIRET NATIONAL BANK OF ' Sweat 1 fir, 4@7; merchantable fir, $4.60@) GRATTLE us0.000 tet The following prices are bein N $6@7; common, per | business transacted fered to the producer by the local , toms, $6.50; cedar sian prenident lealers for delivery In round lots on shingle a 2.00 | i ond the dock or in the ttle Fir Lumber—Rough, $8; thick fin- * Keaistant Caahior Grain—Oata, § v inh, surfaced aides, #, 10) grapiic exchange payable - wheat, chicken fe $19@20; bre nd 32 Ine jengtha | ip h ripal cities of the United $15; whorts, $16 to 16 feet; special lengths, We per Pah May—-Puget Bound, 87@*% per ton; ™ extra; one-inch finioh, $19@18; al!| THK PUGKT BOUND NATIONAL BANK ha | Kastern Washington timothy vertical grain, 4 per M extra, ede nee we. | LL; altalta, $8@P8,00 loortng, dressed and matched, 17@ Capital stock paid in M Egxe—Btrictly fresh ranch, 18@14e, | 21; stock boards, §-inch purple ire th Butter — Fresh ranch, | 10@1lo; |!NCh, $9.60@18; 12-inch, #18@19 cite ills Padiiees creamery, 22@26c ing, No. 4 or 6-tn fininh, #9; > eC folder Vice President nw, ava, Poultry — Chickens, live, 18c; live §%: V or channel rustic drop sid-| B. V, Coenen tty turkeys, 130 ing, weight 2000 Ibs, $11@14, Fir tim-| = 7 nn $5.50016; 8 1 81 BH, $9.00GPIE; Be B, | er FINANCIAL, Mi 211@14. Box boards, 12-inch and up, $15 JAMES BOTH WELL, lon Washington Red Cedar Lumber — ® Boston bioek ; telepts a» —_—_——— unde, Ibs, $146716.50; ceiling, weights Nos. 1,| WOM SALI OFEE BRAS, ROTATE, nd % %-ineh, 1900 Ibs; Now. 1, 2,/ YOR BALE Molyoke Work and ot inch 700 tbe, $13@27; walns- | closed elty prope 1 ‘ecttne, rustic, $26@2%, *A*| James Bothwell, loans and i shinglon standard shingtes, | _bostes Mock 41.10; l-inch finish, 12, 14 and 16 feet, on SALE MISCKLLANEOUS. re DANCING ACADEMY, if CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. | Be * AP. Be ; general jobbing, RAN K | HALL gastos ne ren: ad doors. ‘Phone Treen OM, 220 Apring street ’ —— March 21,'99. | pyr muING, HOT WATER HEATING were The Beautiful Classical Drama, - m - bors, 667 N G Oo M A R” atmen Plambing Co,. Bd end insurance, Main 400. THe; pi Kiln-dried, $1 in advance of green. Drayage, nigt AMUSEMENTS. tal- bt sity. Cor. Third and Sp ring bing ® . Cor “ Phone But a ef nieces - | thorities, ‘and probably will be Seeat Yobbing)—Golden C, in bhis ss lopened until July, 4\%c: extra C, in bbis, de; powdered, i ] ” ‘The hotels at Skagway are said to Bike: Ary granulated, Gye: cube, BT4C: | NY Swell elected Cots OG et Mirae, ~ be overfiowing with guests arriv- | = 5%; mpot cash 02 te supported by the Th - ing from the outside. Sines the | lour, ote bing)--Patent Ex ie ’ vecent @m4 et Dyes, In which the cellent, $3.28; Novelty A, $1.00; Mar| QVEON City Oramatioc Se. POPULAR SONGS te most important hotels and lodging (bakers), §% California brands, | Under the euspices of the - by hones SE Enatranelh Sneek of tha Ge re : 4.10; corn meal, yellow, $1.0 per 100) KKATTLE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY, Of the Day-—— bo hotel trade ts going to Skagway Ibe in 10-tb mack; corn meal, white.) Grand Ball the performance. y G The Momdamin hotel, recentiy turn, | WH Be Erected on Seattle's (11.55 per 100 Ibe in 19-1 sacks: buck mS ang So. Tickets on sale by | Are pent to ws every, eee from oe od away twenty-five people for lack w wheat flour, pure, $3.50 per 90 Ibs In an teen Setee ond 4 a nen ee ee eee of accommodation, Other hostelrios ater Front. #1 sacks; cracked wheat, §2.25 per) the hall on bight of performance pbb a pM ae M have been Golag thé same thing. | As a resuit of the sale yesterday of | 10% 'bs in 10-1b sacks: farina, $2.85 ‘oan vleaned to try the new pieces over $ ™ ‘The siaatmer Pilites, Which wesla ton acre tract of tide land per 100 Ibe in 10-1b ‘aacks; farina, $3) Gal Pa etait ke'you. er | wold for $80 by the United Htates ; and. Se- | per 100 Ibs in &-Tb sacks; steel-cut oat |. columbia a We Give & Discount te Everyone & |marshals, will be operated between | pat wes have a new ocean and “ ¥ | meal, $3.0 per 109 Ihe fn 10-1b oe Seventh Ave. and Columbia St = bs |Suagway and Juneau, The Pil. {G0ck, desides a coal bunkers, ‘The | graham flour, $1.75 per 160 Ibs In 10-1b > . i grim went to Skagway last summer | deal was consummated by J, W./ sacks, whole wheat flow t188 per | N xtSaturday WINTER & HARPER ps | from Geateie |Clise and J: A. Moore, acting as | 100 Ihe In 16-Ib sacks: rye meal, $9.10 Prive Masquerade and Cake Walk. Sorte Sepang boaeadiannna « ‘The Beattio’s passenger tiet war 86 | age eastern pleamat: 100 ibn in 10-1 sacks; rye flour.) gu cash prise for best lady and gentie- bs j follows: J. Forrest. J. Brown. J. W pe sow 4 "Phe amount MB a: yo per 100 Ibe in 10-1 sacks; mptit | man waltsers able prizes for best rep: 2 - tence faa or Norti w | ‘ " : 3 | pean, 100-Ib nacks, $2.08; split peas, | fecntetive costumes, Beate for spectators | iigh. Photography in all its branches wi ne, H. M. Wade, A | rand march at? p.m. Admission Zhe. y |B. Witton, 8. B. Hitchie, Gus Pe er | ‘The property is situated ne $3 per 100 Ibe tn =o - ’ eo leodquarters for Alaska Views, be son, E. Peterson, A. Jackway, Chas.|Centennial hill, and was F barley, $1.25 per 160 Ibe in sacks; | Vane ree re | Mitne, D ° Ctart, Jno Anderson | say Baggy ne egg | wheat fakes T-Th boxes, $2.10; BONNEY & La Roche a | P. BE. Burgtand, M. Cartan, W. Fas bas already been | “OP oe Funeral Directors and Embalmers, i iting, J. H. Johneon, BM. Cavanaugh. depth of nem tect, PkEM: fancy rotted oate per Parlors, Third Ave. and Columble &t. Up-to-Date Grow Floor Studie a |W. H. Lambert, @. C. McKay, W eng Ps pose 7 ms In #-Ib macks:; corn meal, yellow, | Telephone Main 18. Boattle, Wash. Cor. Becond Ave. and Union St, Beattie |Mattoy, P. H. Carr, E. Hume, T./ anoat to land at the dock } $2.09 per be in (1b sacks; corn Artistic Photos at Reasonabdie Prices tJ. Seammen, L. Schulte, & W. Hat : I ment white, $2.99 per bbi In S-1b) a — macks ackwheat four, pure. ten, Pennock. Fred Amberx Field, Jno. Foster, J. MH. Freem: ic. D. Baker, BE. Hutehings, © Caldwell, Mra. Caldwell. A. Gillard, Btta Gurley, T. H. Coleman, C. W Speer, C. EB. Downie, A. 8. Miller: G. M. Scammon, KR. C. Smith, C. W Farrell, Dan Ryan, Jno. Cook, EB. | JAPS SATISFIED | i All Right. That Captain Alien is Strictly per bbl. in tb macks 1, 14 per bbl in H-Ib sacks oat meal, $6.0 per bbl In whe cut sacks; graham flour, $2.90 per bbl in| 1b sacks; whole wheat four, $3 per) Coe eee eee teal a per SNoqualmie Falls Power Co. bbl in M-Ib sacks; rye Gour, $4 per Dbl; fancy rotted oats, 180 Tbs met =i WATER POWER te-tb | Deliver ‘trically for Manufactering and Industrial Uses bbs Distribeting Stations at GILMAN, RENTON, SEATTLE. Second Ave. and Mais Si. | Titus, W. Wyatt, 8 O'Donnell. } The Japan Herald, under iawue of | $5.45; fancy rolled oa -1D nacks, ee -—- v February 11, pays a compliment to| $5.20; fancy rolled oats, per cane, ts w BLINDED BY | Gaptain Atlee, ot the “stensnahia | $8 Reception Days at——— D j Yamaguchi Maru, which caught fire Coffee Gobbing)—Green — Mocha, vi | per 1b, 16@186. | 1 | Orient Costa Rica, chole | ‘The Meraid saya: “The Nippon Yu-| Roasted—Arbuckie's, In“00-ID cases, sen Kaisha steamship Yamaguchi) per ewt., $11.75; 0-1b canes, pe ; M N RY PP a | Maru, which a few daye 4 arriv-| $11.55; 2-Ib cases, per ewt j ILut Ee AR Lo R 7" bes j ed here from Seattle via Gklobama, | Jave, 1b tins, per Ib, Ge; sack, 3403) ane piye st, bet. Third and Poort Lad! § o ST. LOUIS, March being damaged has| Aden Mocha, §T%ci Caracola, 3c;| = == Reece Read mnie ce hme ¥ known woman called lbeen minutely examined by survey-| Guatemala, 2ic; ground coffee, 16) * dence of Mire. M. F. McVean, a wid-! ors and permitted to proceed on her | 20; Lion, 100m, $11.76; 66a, $11.%;- 360, f ow, and threw vitrol in her face, | voyage to Hongkong, and, following | $11.95. o | blinding Rer and causing burns that this up, there can be no doubt that v | may result fatally, ; init SO. tne conmmaniine astion ar| aueete encase, Cees one ‘2 Several weeks ago Mra. McVean| Captain Allen in deciding to reach| Butter — Ranch 10@12¢ caused a sensation by appearing at | Okiohanm in police headquarters with a box of | ports, she might m candy which she said ahe had re-|eqg port. The Versei haa pro leetved through the mail. She then | to Hongkong, and on her return lcharged @ prominent young oman | this port will be Mnally repaired” lof thin city with having sent it to/ BAUM'S PROJECT preferenc | her, because she was jealous of the | attentions paid to Mra. MeVean by a well known west end physician | Mra. MeVean t# unconscious and blind; her family and physicians w not permit her to be seen. Rete th er have reac p the Trade of This yo ickens, Me: rt dairy, in squares, 15@17 fod | Eastern, Town and Elgin, 26626. jobbing) - hing try 1 : is fancy tu :W ; ton creameries, 1-Ib prints, 24@260; eeee eco Native Wash- Eastern, 12240 | ington, Ps | 1\e. Xe | ke Gobbing) — Strictly ten WE WAN T= t | ranch, M@tbe. : & mb honey California, 12¢; t | strained, Te Poultry od chickens, 15@16c; live turkeys, 146@ Bright, - |S | becoming unconscious she told her cit ibe; dre pao, 12@ de; dressed sister, Mise Mollie McGraw, that a ity. turkeys, 1601Te. | strange woman, whom she described aati teaeen “ge Rime Chinen Called her to the Goor by ringing the |_onrens wns han reprenent gry pa Ru one a lef! and threw the contents of a) end Gistriot in the state nenat Walnuts, per Ib, sacks, 126714; , hottie into her face. No person oth-| 7.0 1), nat toad where, ’ Rastern black walnuts, 10c; pecans, i Oh Rnd gyrate ten 12@12e; Miberta, 140; almonds, fancy, thrown and no one saw the strange | Gi oean river by the & soft shell, 18@200; ain ond, woman about the place. . : ye 16@l7c; peanuts, 6@Tc: pin coemengemaee oe chy ——— hickory, 10¢; eocoanuts, per dozen, t } tn moves ang busin orn, 4¢ per Ib : | bers tre the " Hay Gobbing) — Puget Sound, per q | ance the nor f ton. 41@18; Eastern Washington tim t H } ster to Johne reek f thy, $1904; alfalfa, $10. Y ) ot sin wee hs rage o Gobbing Per ton, $28430, v | etl j year. For remainds Harley—-Rolled, 826027 : Between the ages of 12 and 20 to ; j }year navigation the Corn—Whole, cracked, $4 q 3 March 21.—Rev. D. | by steamers Is practically meal PORTLAND, C. Garrett, rector of Trinity church, | ques What must be done batruction has declined the election to the ree- torship of St. Luke's church, San | the rocks and Francisco, Mr. Garrett came to aj navigation that exist final decision last night, when he| n from Johnson's wrote his letter of non-acceptance | confluence with the © and sent a telegram to Theodore B.| When thie ts « ult hed, Beattie Fresh Meat () bbing)—Cow Smith, secretary of St. Luke's ve rehants eble to land their ® or Ib; steer beef, Syc per Ib; try. Mr. Garrett had deliberated, sda within forty-claht hours of| mutton, wether, 9¢ per ib; pork. public during at least nine months | per veal, large per Ib; # trying to see clearly which was his | duty lay The conclusion that he ts} of the year needed more In Portland than in San sad Francisco was arrived at. That ts Chicago Markets. 108 hams, small, 1 breakfast a larger church, with greater emotu- | bacon, 114¢; ary salted sides, T% ments, It has a standing with the| CHICAGO, March 21 Cattl Lard (jobbl Home-made, perlb, great parishes of the country, but} Beeves, 4G atackers, $2.256)4,00; White Star, $e; Coin Special, R U : | Mr. Garrett feels that as far as T6@P4.80; Texans, $3.50005, sc; lard, compound, tlerces, 6 O I ES. glory la concerned he would rather | ght, $1.10 ugh UD-| Fox, #%¢ earn it by bullding up @ big church mixe neavy,| Fresh Fish Gobbing)—Halibut, 4% , EE fare then by taking one already pies, $3.200 at aimon, 7@8c; steelhead {| APPLY AT made. Bheep—-Natives, 83. western, | mon, 94100; sal trout, 12%¢; Dr. Garrett was for five years pas- | $4@4.85; lambe, $4.2 vunders, 3@4; soles, 4c; rock cod, | tor of St, Mark's church at Seattle | er trout, 124@15c; shrimps, 10¢; shad, | s betore coming h C. E. SOCIETY AT VALDEZ. tiie) sinelt. sae: Columbia river! — amelt, 2@40; herring, 3@4c; tom ood, | U has established a camp on the Val-| $1.80 per gallon; clams $1.60 per| des jer at a place b wn as Five | sack Dungeness crabs, live, $1.10; me = IMile. and every one is allowed to | cooked, $1.20. . ? : Her Fancy Traps Were Sold |stay there. Food fw furnished by the Vogotable Corner Spring society and the sick are attended by | potatoes (Jobbing) — White River at Auction. Melvin Dempsey, who Is @ halfbrood | pyrhanks, $2790; Island Karly | Cherokee Indian, and an old pro : aie anc nite | Jamma Norton's resort was sold at a re trom the ilak dillla of” De be aime m4 etgat; awoet i Mb pubjic auction yesterday afternoon| kota, The society also supports a yi ess) rom Osi 8 ew e @ one by Sheriff Van de Vanter. The sale| gmail church at Valdea where ser. | Poratoen 1 $12 per ton; Ore tock place before the door of the| vices are held eve inday evening. yy net Yakima, allver skin, fancy house on Washington street, and - . oat. wn; beets, $1 por sack; | good pric es were realised on ne arly Lincolnshire Handicap. @6he per Kack; rutabagas, and warted the bidding: in ‘every |*tire handicap, the firat great race | cable 1M@20; parsnips, $1@1.25 ean of this 1, Was run today. Gen-| per sack; cauliflower, 80@%e per His principal competitor was Scott eral I n; Knleht of thé This- | dow greon peas, 70; | Hubbard Renjamin, a Hveryman who secured | te: Sloan uy ond quash, act ap chokes, #e@s1 per the spirited team ofoan horses with _ yaon; garile jo; ee , 40@ 600 pe which Emma Norton to make Another Murder Trial. dosen; _hoth ug lettuce in or very Ry ~ dashes down Washington street NEW YORK, Mareh 21.—The t douen, ivadienes, 500 per Cove, E E i E ce t S d Henjamin “paid 8300 for the team,| of Lb samuel Kenody, a youn ae fornia -GEDATA TUR, 8@%e per Ib; rhu-| . cl ng xcep un ay and also secured the swell Englixh | tist accused of the murder of barb, 8e per Ib | trap for $140. Attorney® Winsor) Reynolds in @ room at the Fruits. Pho Pik . ne e 150 bought the extension top buggy ‘for! hotel, began today, od-—Wheat, $21@ vers middlings, %21@ tol ghorts, $18; chopped "| dairy chopped feed $16. Meat Prices. bran, 10. Provisions (obbing)—Hamas, | ran CARRY on Fruit (jobbing) — Oranges, be: OUR nck NEWSPAPER 7 jarge, we Pisin. bahia