The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1899, Page 2

» . sa ° : = - & ‘ THE SEATTLE “A nh. ‘. feat THE SEATTLE STAR stewie suice:|AN INNOCENT [ie*.tt2ricns MASSING IN St dat’? SAMPSON " ee : sin i #: - | beattte ana Puget tou “7 1 Was eouiiins Life lacabiied able 0 a ne x and with it ‘iis note | Qiamt Trusts Are cankyine Pain. ‘This is" enpoialty te | Charges Him With Making a or tv ‘ vores ein any pyre 1 False Report. nly Jolly 1 transforr FRANKFORT, Ky, March % & lot of unweteor pe tion, The NEW YORK, Mareh & Wall | the day is comp! MINING NOTES. Wor Warten, fea ad rate ra cans | Themeebes Together, | cm won No. 1107 + Third Avene} potingt In tenors county, Utah, and | te #cond oldest convict in point of ea ae oacaiena:, | Binations. Among them are a con oe ee a vg wed, & hag on Lutered at the postattive at Wa | there is a lively race to stake off) Y°Are of gervice In the state pent Prete eee ein nome new |#ldation of neven of the largest eee aoe cease” aa rh b by intents eee S| | Clans. Representatives of New| tentiary here, and serving 4 life feM- | ericks up hin sleeve he t prove | Diseult and cracker manufactortes | lighting the gan or by sitting up t “ ‘ 1 ral SEER PLANTS Sg ope peoonet ngs = re oo tence for murder, was declared to! the curiosity that his senders evi- | OM the Pacific coast, with a capital) the gray Hght of the morn bee my ’ ver . . neo inde ere be an innocent man by Lieut. and | deny anticipated A theatrioal | @toek of $10,000,000; a combination of | pre « 4 for ing the « Amort-| story of copper discoveries and are] acting Governor Worthington this | Manager who if now looking for an | lee manufacturers, with # capital rh are any number of 1 by the sug an n who r had el Deere toe pone BJ pe Poth! afternoon, and granted a freo and {Attraction has offered to buck a New | #tock of $2,000,000, reported by des-) who cannot sleep without the t ; obit generally published prtor t Mi enanae signa of richness and per-) ui) pardon, Maricle was ty | York messenger boy againat the I atches from Pittsburg; a consolld-|of the sun beaming @ ! - his death Heretofore, when al thi 1884, and hed rounded out Afteen | #ithhman in a two mile obstacte aioe at min sbAnrectsrers whieh | upen them. The have pee oop EP rosie gee Benteainigire dB ae yours Inside the prison walle on the | face in the Madison Square garden aburE advices said was ets quired this an at from th kma ne, ae ee ae a 1 tigger ony A gem ae fo) eat day of the present month. Ho| He suggests that the tes be |46r way; w consolidation of the chiet| youth ' 7 w is now a braken 4cvreld man of | clear ounters, fruit de and | Woolen mills in th at, with a ca fut it is a poor rule that 4 ‘ n ers have kept « = Vigil tm the | (he Colorado river, 60 miles bet javer 8 yeare of age. The Indo: side showa.—New York Bun ital stock of $100,000,000, to t not work both ways. The dark had t Anis? "7 rm tt 1 ® counterpart In some respects to the night has ite good qualities t during hous ‘ ‘ t oa andy croaming, It claims to have! mone of the movernor on the paper - amy ath announcement was pod cpr nga pone Pend Paylin the case gives a history of the M’LELLAN GETS IT American Woolen company; the there are headaches which will not [departure | le wit oe poamibie; bus pe ease Of Mr.) ty 60 cents per yard. crime for which he was convicted. worsted mills combination, and &\ disappear until all ht is ex-‘#torm, he would h 1 a Sherman Uh nisctent pales Te soverney said oomnbination of the eres and vewe eluded from the r 1 t hance t ! " f hia Was at fault, for he could Roads from Salt Lake to the sur- © petitioner, James H. Maricle A pn ae orpectyt in tie neato, | in ervous, exe " ves xplaining son be noted that the yellow journals are | phere Aditional furnaces are to be March, 1883. Now comes D. M. Jack." 3 rlete control of the banan buet-| quarter of an hour blod ft 1 1 hav tess in this case—they had cted for the Mercurymines, which | "°°" T. J. Bmith and Mary Hurst) The Seattle board of pub works a of the United States throwsh | ly darkened got out of t of t of our ver Nae be ae HMA ebuiiecting the | Will tocroans thats putt Prams 600 ta | 00H MOBS INNIN INGE Si ber tiene of | BAS awarded to ¥. MeTcllan the | the acquisition by it of the bust-| cases, total t oe ta a eo *. ‘The resuit " ) $0 tone per da the murder the petitioner was not! Denny way sewer cont: Metal. | Nese of Columbian Land com: | during the day ' ndoub: have been differ original faixe death report It y within 25 giles of the place where | Ian's bid $22,222.16, |x considered | PARY 4 Tropica! Trading a4 | commended." ere «my opinion that a blunder Franch official! ane te ol, ot Rossland. B.C. it occurred, and E.G. Wilson, a rep- | low by City Engineer Thompson ran “company, controtied b if the t f escape had been net near Santiago de Cuba whe] now producing 200 tons dally. No ore| Utable and reliable person, makes!) The specifications provide that the Minor C. Keith, of Brooklyn. 13» ALONG THE WHARVES for the evenine eeult” would at aveling. I is being shipped from the War] ath that hele personally acquaint. | beat materials are to be used pases acquisitions, tt at the t 1 ‘more succeastul. The < he »| Wagiel in fact, there ia a general ed with the above named afiante. The contractor has been given tea | *40ana output of th 1 m 7 aid have helped the wel under lagting ations} falling off in all shipments, most|*"4 that they are reput and | days In whieh to file bonds, and the | PAny will reach §.500,000 bunches tit “ “ pode evade the sem «Frenchman for. the big | Of th® mines confining themselves worthy of belief, The trial jury, or) Work will probably be apenas tn | Sr: OO eee *. by ae Bark Oregon is taking in coal the t n wet ’ © DIE} to development work for the prea-| Mine of them, state that facts de- | six months en, oanee the south bunkers for San Fra a Dane atorm, SENET OS SS, CURT ERIM WOM | one veloped ince the trial convince! Other bide were as follows: TT," Company, which has a capital at peeel dinetaiahaa the ie- w Uncle Joh ‘sick lthem that the finding of the jury Hyen, 27,495.80; Stinat & Goets # of $33,500,000, and controls per senrehlights and w rican people| ‘The bottom of the north ahaft in| 8% erroneous, and that Maricie is 60; Erickson Roneloat, $39, Pe of em eae _— rg Ste. hu ‘Tho n arrive ty increased the teaman, | the old workings of the Bertie, Crip. | Undermoing an unjust sentence. One Peter Contello, 41,174.62. ere —— me) 5a be sting rede | tant teonn Samana Ge 0 sarkness : the| Die creek, is in pay ore, assaying| William @. Browning also makes : ~ ae Omer Hex bs the p taki on the shipment’ of, boller char enankinn of the wee | from $27 to $200 gold. astern capi- | 08th that shortly before Pritchard's HE WAS HALF DEAD. ae material for Honotulu which ts left 1 turned in by the various oM- for tho] tat has been subscribed for the de-| ‘ath. and that white he was yet ¢ Accordinn to despatches from | over by the Garonne. The shi ra after the destruction of Cer | velopment of the Phantom, at Whit. | Conscious he, Browning, asked him Bangor, the organization has also|ocnt will couny nearly all, the | ¥era's fleet, says the # Bog ig | horn, in which quarta apecked with| Who shot him, and he answered at So the Chinaman Claimed Part °°? *Tected of the American Sar- | freight apace of the steamer below | battle submittet by Kear A Amiral free gold has been found. onee that Ren Crowly did it; and dine combination. The articles of | qecy Both the after and forward | Schley contradicted tn various de- pose : that it wae done In the presence of of His Insurance. incorporation of the International | decks are covered with pieces of | tails those sent sent in by the bat- bis ett .| hia father, George Crowly, and bin ons rittsbur _ | Steam Pump company, whore capital | machinery weighing many tons,| tleship captains. Semetedy was win, Gok, ohare be a ee ee eert.| twin brother, Richard James Not long ago a Pittsburg life in-| stock is $27,600,000, were fled in the | the ‘homens wilt probably sail t vidently mixtaken, and it was judg- Seas, was at frat mild and) ee Giacoveries. ave ‘been. mad ———— Maen te Cabo tte a naire at Sank en Pen eee He ow for sonelel , ed unwise to forward reports from little a im wes paid $0. h,.vut| 20° Seveveries Rave Deen wade man to take out a polley of $5009, | yesterday oe Siena Evans, Philio, Taylor and Clark, t contradicted the statements of amand. The atten- the second in -orky . | Several veins of gold have been dis says the New York Tribur The J —— | " . within a week past tt has spread] covered in the Wabash group of tatees hall ne idea of the Irane- |The Qeepest a Man Ever Dived. | Steamer Gere nne i mnt eodin epe Ma | freight at the Arlington doc rapidly and appeared ta twenty dif-| copper mines, ‘The Copper King ts acition, but understood that on pay ‘ ferent counties. The assistanc had Privy three shifts In sinking Ite 4) ne the premiums promptly he we The greatest diving feat in at present being repainted. Thy | tion are was ne to oo the State Doard ef Health has bx shaft to the fourth level. R t $h he entit toe $5000 some time He | achieved was in moving the cargo | °@re® to go to Honoluin this trip | diserepaney Oh, wel he said, called in a yh Fong. ns “ei eet poms s of man's Death began bothering the ager i the [of the ahip Cape Horn, wrecked off | ill be very large. The Garon What does it r? The . cccachaiile sh A “| Phe Arizona Copper company. at] Due to a French money after a couple of weeks had| the coast of South America, when a| “tl! probably sail about the 2th was won. So, what's the use o! by compulsory vaccination to stay ie Aris. is putting in six new ‘oe Blundor. passed, and the agent tried to ex. | diver named Hooper made seven de- eee? iS bothering the epidemic. The small-pox has| gas engines, which will save $140,000| WASHINGTON, March 21.—It now | plain to him that he would have to | scents to @ depth of over 200 feet, re The British “cable be Electro | However, Sampson finally decided been unusually prevalent in the|« year in operating expenses. The| turns owt that the report of Mr. | die before he could get it The | maining at one time 42 minutes un- | C#Me Over from Vancouver, B. ¢ te send for Schley and the result Southern States during this year, | Output of the mines wtit be increased | Sherman's death was made by the | Chinaman fell down m cetlarway on | de the water. An euthority states | ast night. She will take on @ rol! us that the latter withdrew his or- of telegraph cable which t# for | iginal report and subtnitted the only at the greatest dapth to which a | from 2 tons to 8 tons per day. French Cable company and the sig | rant street and war badly hurt nal corps within t mn e Hin friends tried to attend to him |man hae been known to descend is| the Canadian Pacific Railway com-/one known to the pubile pe See ven reece OF onc se id ee Wee 1330 fect-—which in| pany at Vancouver. The cable {| ‘The author says that the famous 187 in Loulaville alone, Texas 487 a pods, When © Leigh, chief | with mt y Wh t more th : . chief | without, calling in a doctor hen | Rot moi canes, Virginia $90 cance, and the FURNACE AND MILL egnh cain, Leia eras the} they G10 call ome in two dave later |cquivalent to & .pressere of 00 | (we miles in length. ‘The cable will | dispaich Sestaning ‘The Fleet un- Georgia has 30 cases, Kentocky has full number In North Carolina ts not report was erroneous, he immedint>.| the doctor was angry. “Why didn't| pounds to the square inch.—Wash be wound on a ree! on board the | der my command,” and announcing known. The Northern Staten aMict- ly commeniantel wilh the Guantan. | you call me 000 he aoned. “hia | im Star Electron by means of a steam drum. | the victory of July 3, although sign- ed the moat are Nebraska, with 216) Great activity continues in fur-| amo station to ascertain the man in half de ~ Next day SES eee ‘, — ed by Sampson waa not written by Steamer City of Topeka ts | him cases, and Obio, with 264 cases. naces and mills, and plants which|of blunder, The man in charge of | the injure man's brother w at : Ori peernedigret piven ters . have been idle for several years, are| the station reported that, having re | the insurance office with « claim for . jing at the south bunkers prey Pang rane FRE. S id J east! about to be put in operation. ceived a message of inquiry as to 1240. “You are not entitled to any | tory to leaving for Al PASSOVER NEAR AT HAND. Lag south the spread of smaillpox - Mr. Sherman's health, and not hay | thing on this” said the Insurance | eee De a a ue to a neglect of vaccination. ‘The blast furnace of the Pough-|!ne any’ information himself, he agent, “until the man t® dend.”| Sousa and his band play this after. | “ 4 e ow Bae ay ee ee eee Pee Beattie evening for Unalaska and Cook in- | Celebration of the Festival Be- Roth Washington and Oregon have| Keepate Iron company, at Pough-| Visited the manager of the French | “Doetol say him ha let points, Her passenger list was had @ few Isolated cases, but the | Keepete, N. ¥., will be put in opera-| Cable company, who assured him | ed the brother hy he no giet| theater aan follows: T. C. Flower and wife gine Saturdey. Gincane, 06. ta! nas been conily tion as soon as repairs are finished. | that the report of the death was well | half T fousa’s band Is now in the seventh) y 1, stePherson, Chas. Applegate : ‘The stack has been idle since 1896, | founded. Thereupon he telraraph- | — — at year of its existence, and during that | yon) paul, L. D. Leeper. Thomas | Tht kreatest feast of the Jewish stamped out. Too much emphasis ed a confiemation ot the rumor. hav- SAFELY REACHED PORT. period nar known remarkably fow OM oem Warman eee reais | People, the Passover, is hear at hand cannot, however, be placed upon the| Crumwold Furnace, of the Read-| ing no reason to doubt the assur- | tae changes in its personnel. The great | y¢- cad Mrs. - y white, W. and the celebration of the sacred fea- necessity for complete general vac-| ing Iron company, at Emaus, Pa.,) ances given Bim. The French Cablo| advices from Han Francisco state | Ody of the musicians have been | 4 my r D. Finch, R. L. MeLetiand, | U¥8! Will begin on March 25, In cination as the only sa ward | being put in position to be put in| Company's officials here Claim to | enat the British ship Carnarvon Bay, | Cobtinuously under the direction and| hor Sullard, Dr. C W. Chamber. | J¢¥ish households alt over the city against an epidemic of the dread blast. The stack has been idle since | Know nothing regarding the matter lout 186 days from Tacoma bound for | Msetpline of this master musician, | iain Guy Wilson, Re Wilcox, | 8¥!#h preparatic are being made psn 1893. Mr. Sherman's condition this even-| Queenstown, hax arrived safely at|*"d every member of the band | cnavtes Herring. P. A. Borgen, .N.| ‘or the observance of this, the enrli- — et ing continued about the same. Hel hor dentination, ‘The vessel wax | Completely responsive to the mag-| 5 Nelson, A. J. Dale, George Patten, | o*t “Independence Day” in tne gt The Sharpsvilie furnace, at) rested comfortably throughout the oiiy spoken once during the voyage, | Mtl control of Sousa. The band! “Gconnel. W. F. Hopkins, Eben | %°TY of the world. for this feast is The importance of cut rafiroad Sharpevilic, Pa. waa recently blown | day. and, if anything, is somewhat never played in such superb form a 4 in commemoration of the time ven St. P | and grave feara had been enter- Smith, Frank Jones, and B. Le vated from St. Paul to Genttio at this! 1 better. He expecta 10 go on board | trey tre her oafety, At the time | At the present time, Minn Maud | - 050) 2 ** | when the Israelites broke away from . Egyptian bondage and set out to me cannot be overestimated, —— the cruiser Chicago today. }the news announcing the arrival of | Reese Davies, soprano, and M oe Thousands of homeseekers will so The Roane tron company, of Chat- the Carnary Dorothy Hoyle, violiniste, are th put in an appearance from the East-| tancoga, Tenn. le te build © new JAPANESE JUSTICE. wan recets supporting artintes, and from the é |hand proper the selected soloints of seek the Land of ¢ The feast of t eight days, Unieaver Steamer Dora, of the Alaska Com- | enaan. mercial company, arrived last even mn Bay at Queenstown 7 per cent, insurance ern states, and it behoves the people | >!8#t furnace at Rockwood, Tenn. dahsintiad was offered by the English unde : Herbert L.|{2® from San Francinco. The Dora |‘) ‘ - * , i all ae cotta ae | rns ten Bh present tour @ erbert L.| rs tag Cn one | the place of ordi joaves and al of this city to greet them cordially! phe Brier Hill Iron and Coal com-|Chinese Passengers Have a. rie Carnarvon May nailed tro 7 rhe, cornet, Arthur Pryor, trom. | 0 her way nea, where wn | cooking utensile must be changed. and to keep a8 many of them of Yo t °. 1 winch ene A et tha pM huey . Wil saree. the an Sweet . pany. ungstown, ©. revently coma Heptember 18, 1898, loaded with | bone and Frans Hell, fuegethorn vort and Unalaska. She will take | Every crumb of common bread is possible within our “sphere of In-| made a shipment of 47 cars of ple Hard-Luck Story. ; ° — - ak° | swept from the house, and one of th | 70,258 centain of wheat news . lon some stores here and leave in ui n th - nd one e fluence.” liron to Genoa, Italy. ths coctiines cnaehdendh between | of the vessel as re met | “Spider and Fly” continues to play | fe days imary feature the feast is the dit se tek Shed ebietile ote — the Saga aun ha tee - March 14, when It was reported that | (0 #004 houses every night at th MAGE et a rough eearch that must be made The Cambria Steel company, of De AU § inene uring the Third avenue theater by the head of the house for crumb: 2 0 ueb pring t . e the ship Al 4 had apoken he } © head of th use for crumbs nee 4 ¥ mye snr Johnstown, Pa.. has dectared the] ate scrap has not all died out, and | ie ooh e nfo they serge Mod ; ynetainn Cat That Smokes Cigars. iia: may have escaped the houre- e incoming ho im ad reg. dend o “ jo e © a3, 1 * ‘ mii at dabagiee she minhiin a regular dividend of 1% per cent, | the local Chinatowns al) over tne | south, longitude 121 degrees west. | Uncle Sam's Varied Time. | A Gienwood Pa. man owns the | Wife's eve ; ‘ PEAS pe Re the treatment of some of their - - - Uncle Gam has quite a variety of | most dissipated cat in America. She ea lak oar TREE Beers ce aoe oe a me Laan i — com) -cousing” whe went over to the time at the same time within his| used to inhale with delight the Pardonable Confusion. the prosperous conditions now | PANY. Of MclReespeet company ac{Orent oo @ Japan liner trom Se MADE PLATED expanded domain smoke from her master’s cigar and ; eigen a existing. Let a royal welcome be| Sve! from & mining company at} site Two of the number were ar- John Bull boasts that the sun nev-| was easily taught to smoke a daily And this ts the end,” cried the Johannesberg, Transvaal, South Af- : ; _ 'Y | girl with the low, broad forehead, persia 0 |rested while the ship was ae or seta on his flag. Since our Uncle |ctgar on her own account, inhaling riea. an order for about ten miles| _ . * from which the dark tresses rippled ee | of 38-tnch son through Japanese waters rq went Into the territorial expansion | and exhaling the blue vapor like any : . ‘The revenue of the British colon- | % 38-tneh steel pipe. charge of smoking opium, and not- business he has been able to give | veteran smoker. To prevent Kitty's |<. and who was interesting rather Jes in 1897, the latest year for which| 41 denartmenta of the plant of | *!thstanding the fact that there was Old Sol an almost uninterrupted | teeth from puncturing the cigar a | 20", ks ae ay es a: Oe aem « . of On om ‘ood olde provided » nands. complete statieties are avatinble.| the Central Iron and Steel company . oS teen Lo eye soe coey were oN “ ess P aa "7 4 o'clock this vere ee a ee “Bless you, no,” replied the tn- agaregated 3755,000,000, and the ox-|at Rrasil, Ind. are being taxed to| ‘ken from the ship and sentenced) xeew YORK. March 23.~Six men — 2 Crores ee: evitable man in the frock coat and 4 to a term of one year. in jail. The morning at Honolulu it was noon How Jokes Are Mad penditure $745,000,000, ienving a net| their utmost capacity. and still the | sapan Dally: Herald makes some raed with making and selling today In Seattle and 6:38 o'clock to- 10" Oke: ‘e Made. gray trousers, “this is the first chap- balance of $10,900,000. But Mr, Car-| Works are unable to keep up with ite) etic comments on the out-| Counterfeit silver dollars, and who, | morrow morning in Guam. And at The business of joke-making and | ter. negie, who knows so much more| emacs. | rage, and the Chinamen on this side | according to the se rvice men, | various other places displaying the | short-verse writing Is a trade in It Rite a re Phyo Dey thas. anybody*dies, enya that tt ‘The ahafting works of the Mahon-|f the water are getting back at the | have passed an en « quantity |Stars and Stripes various other | self, and has its center In New York. | aiie. ‘The shrewd re rwoapar Mya p38 British colonies are a great draw-|ing Valley Iron company at Youngs. | SomPany whose servants reported | of spurioun coin dur- | times were recorded | In almost every city or large town | recognize her as the invariable char back and expense to the United| town, ©O., are running double Sp mle ies tan atte: the | ing the = a nth, been | there are one or two bright wits who | acter in the old romantic fi Kingdom, and its great source of | the first thme for a number of year: “anette adher extiviad Bt Yoke: | micas cea rr Ripe pot y= 9 River Full of Salmo have cracked some exceptional jokes | Where one’s troubles ceased imm weakness, Lord Salisbury laughes| Th? Federal Steel company of CRi-|, To" CA, “ce'tne Chingee pateen-| ball each for examination ASTORIA, March 92.—The river in| Which some comic paper has print ately one mi eried and naturally whe cago, Mi, has declared a dividend hen the Hrit-| o¢ wied with chinook salmon at the | ed and paid for i, whe, with his gers died, and the captain proposed Sisto Ine ated into the realistic novel, where at this asser but cm Suaueer debe pgm bodie og eee 7 pag amos! 1 throw the corpse into the sea. brother, Ad of 312 East 115th | present tt and it gives every| In many places there are some! . Gimculties da not fairly begin know as much it as Mr. ical |All the passengers protested, and street, is charged with making the| promixe of being a good ason. | local punatera whose efforts are the! witi one is Ww 1.—Detroit Jour- c emi 4th ot The Anderson works of the Amer- | finally the captain agreed to keep pad dollar dinitted to Chief Haaen| There are a few fishermen making | pride of his narrow circle Rut only al shen adespahteuds oes oe vi and Wire company, at| the Corpse until the steamer arriv-|that he had learned the form drifts along the Washington shore, | in New York does this work center | ™ America.” Ce tee ans are in fall operation, ed at Yokohama, and bury it there.|making the counterfeits from An-| And they are catching all that they | itw if. When I speak of joke-writing —————— | with bright prospects for along and|The steamer remained there for /toni. Franko a convicted counter an safely dispose of, As the tug) as a business with some, I mean {t The Tacoma News thinks that it is| prosperous run |four days, and one day one of the |feiter, who was sentenced last Sep-| Samson was passing the Barbary | literally high time that the Sound cities| “3 seapiiedighliind | Japanese saw a counts a Lake Chin |tember, and is now serving a sen-| coast, near Pillar Rack a few days| There is a erie of about forty ntti ye : : | smoking optum on boar An at-| tence of eighteen months ago, they saw a fisherman pulling writers, most of whom live in N together, Dackoning in unison to the 14 he escaped, and finally three of the erates with the Incog- | every ltt the comic papers. They do not wait| people of to come out to We a. other passengers were arrested on are Frank Clark, of eomeeinemaeitae oe |for a happy inspiration, but make | Washingt | | yoard, who had nothing to do with 5 2 rty-fourth street } the inspiration come to them. They a M ES i, ons the ey nae ma-| ae iar is - a bs — — the amoking. They were taken Harry Gordon alias Hig Andy, of No MUSKRAT IN write Jokes and veree for their liv,| 4 “~ aid tele fer thas we ete| ae SRE mene BO: Them the | o86 Firat Petro Lioneli and Ing, and some of them it ts a vory’| T nk tees tara ee opera athe Chinese merchants went and en- Andrew Sealer good Hying indeet. These are the | Ol iy 2 ay nef St deavored to bail them out, but this Chief Hazen said that the counter men the comic papers depend upon good enough, anyway, and + »| Mew Whateom will banquet tae ine authorities would not ellow feit dollar made by the men was the A MAIL BOX for most of their material, and at OF relegat nt 1 ma waisiative delegation. | The pagwengers were treated very n of a moulded spurious least ten of them r © from $40 to] shades us past? | « sialieiiieds ation of proper. | cruelly on the voyage, and were sup- ever seen MOUNT VPRNON, N. ¥., March $9 & “Juat joke - writing pererrsicyrvenemomaal liebe Tacom ys sta7} n8. Proper | plied with very poor vietuals. The silver-plated,” sald Mr, Ha aus hada while United Stat 4 * these are well known to th ¢ postofiice rtment collects | : Kane aed ee Shsceie yams tol non, “and beautifully milled. It ts Mail Carrier Reuben Metntyre wan | bublic fr gptincced mere See event va pop agate Tee Eee . ee | Wash in, an J anese pansen- 9 coin that has bothered us a great collecting the m e atopped ag | OF Short: sketches. at some. of} One cent per pound from publishers} The prisser aye ry vn oie | gers had fresh water; In fact, we can | dea}, It has gone through the t pet bh ‘ar eh adh Ke ae them, again, who write merely short on newspapers sent through the| printing 4 paper called the Hastile| Tia, te how badly we were treat-| into the sub-treasury in unusual! box near the New Haven rf. viened | “fatibs,” are known only to the mati#, but charges ng f , yune men ed. If any opium is found in the amounts.” erat ita uahaieA: the widh ana ele hea h most of| The wrican mill at Aberdeen| trunks of the passengers they ushed his arm down into a pile of| Tt t#.no uncommon thing for any/The Man Who Buys 4..... the sheets cn-|has started work with « capacity | liable to @ gentence of fifteen years A Victim of Hazing. papers, but suddenly withdrew it| of these men to turn out from fifty close Hiscrimination? | of 60,000 feet a day. a age nt atone with « CHICAGO, Marct Stiaty ae With an amation of pain. His | to 200 jokes (brand new, warranted : Phe statement clowe warn- a pirpay on on nk: 4% hand, instead closing upon th morning Galties as4 “ o ates pract ° Slater's dry kiln, at Summit, with|!7s against traveling on tho steam- | fran 1 at the Ch hing hat mail h not to fade) a week, and ten bits of H } frequently sits down withou uld rr timated ar ers of a certain line, and “remem- | Dental Sure may , 100,000 shingles, was destroyed by fire| © which sitten him eking into n mad pay proper al duties if|jnet week is ‘ ¥ fire! vor above all things, do not take any | Mount, of the clo tha: Send the postman saw a idea in his head, Some turn of 4.1 oo) f Un » burden his mail ‘ j opium with you, bi te pa cs = Vn ot Use Fe cair of ferocious eyes gleaming In *p a m 5 cartes he w ites do 1 in I Asseee bags with their ponderous editorial Work is progressing rapidly on the | 99 Malas dpe t larkness At first he thought 8 ) a small rectangular slip - pes cas A actabastch Soa butiding of the Port Angeles Haat | MESSENGER BOY. in the ; : va” ering ial Phe that it was a eat, but on investiga of paper, just the sise to slip tr 5 Reports from th Fa indicate | ern railway oe : oF “ “i r : 4 p m n it was found to be a full-grown |8" envelope conveniently 1 T dl | aril oe | the doctors think he h n hurt tl . joke, or hin train of thought, sug Wt deleke because the posr-/ON His Way From England to interne UKE At. at had a tag ted on itn &ests another, and on he goes untit , & . hat Mount the cust o hours he may have ter * master moved the postoffice with a gale Ok 5 were two stamps, |iD two hours may have written ond ae aaa Aaah 0," ba Oe ree the pla Deliver Lectures. c "passiag Woo” which. 001 a on which were two stamps, | ony.five 9 Times Out of 10 worn during i on the ground | Dispatches from London indic izing a man in th room and tn, wan no address, The carried |, Then the business part of it con 4 ‘ that I Many farmers have given up all that that elty is taking much inter- Pare’ ro f ho sinced hia bag at the opening of the |!" By a syatem of apecial took Such ar ‘ hope of an advance in price for| eat in a certain messenger boy who ut . My an 1 1% sox. and, by beating on the tin with | keeping, he enters the head of er oh i lll wheat, and are beginning to let go| has satled from Southampton to started on a journey In the opposite Ooi geared the animal out and | Joke in @ book, the place opoositc made it a prisoner. He took it to| the ttle the paper to which | th joke Is sent As a general th the postoffice The clerks immed | Ti on atin. It Rube, in honor of | He Will put the twenty-five squib imes Out of 10 direction Mount has been tll for some time their holdings. | liver letters In this country, but the - scheme lacks govelty so far as New The Red. Cross of Spokane, is| York is concerned. The first long. but during the hazing process, he » DoUET | rajeing $500 for delicacies and com- | distance mene nger sarvice of thin ¥ ¥ t ih \ for yh gp its captor, MeIntyre sayd he thinks |W ab he na just finish 8 in en i ah ata pehane Bere | sort even Oe eke wae siggy Pore P ' Hen shot sie muskrat was put in by some | envelo with an “addressed and ag an ° x ulks are blown sky-| at Manila | atrical manager who was coming to| down to the floor, where He LOE CM Aicnievous boys at Chester hill Airected envelope” inside, «nd star - Gets Quality with 3 sand ng by kroan | the front several years ago sent a sclousnens : fae the package on ita Journey around tttern in’ ‘ate ie ibe. tight and the left The Warren cannery will begin| New York measenger te ndon| Th alty of the collews hay Sunshine Better Than Medici the world of humor attern in This Store 4 " . work promptly, Arpl) 10, and. will| with souvenirs to distinguished Eng-| suspended six students for compliet unshine Better OGICING. | Ho senda it first to the paper which ty boats used In fishing for| formed his duty, and returned to r object to chaperones. This | below the horizon, and why, when ly, until he has exhausted the list Let Mr, Hill, of the Great North-| the cannery. The price of salmony New York, It fs estimated that|{s an age of litigation and sympa-| you are Ifing in your bed, tearing | and gotten down to where the pay 1s Strongest Top Coat House in tho State. due credit for his de-twill be about 5 cents a pound | pis trip might have coat the mana-| thetic Juries, | pains in your ears, head and eyes) as little as 15 cents per joke. | First Ave,, @or. Columbia St. i meh time th \ mMoial be prepared to put up 100 cans or |lishmen, got thelr autographs ae ac. ty In the hazing If you cannot understand why the | pays the highest price, and then in F are , the peor j more dally There will be ar | fo daments that he had per toothache grows as the sun sinks | regular order from weekly to week J REDELSHELMER &Co ern receive SRE SPOT WONTO UDR N OINOE ONE Cone LOCC sD ee eee 7 ee Yee Veen _ i oh a lM dan