The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1899, Page 2

® ~ ‘ THE SEATTLE @TAT. WEL b £ eerie ‘ ~|8 Chisago tn an ettort. to eseate | be Killed in glorious cause than t $0-Ib sacks; whole wheat flour, $3 % Ru WELLS, Teer bed = es yesterday by Miss Lia | PRONE a dreams which could never be realia | OOPS bbl in 60-ib macks; rye four, M per ! MNT Res Epaow.} ” Beerneas Savage | Hotes vd. a chambertnaid at the! yr. i¢ Ho Mr. bbe eniiste: Ile went | bb!; faney rolled oats, 180 tha net bble, 4 Dis OTe eae aE ee eocvses bin of severely | 72 Qommand the South A jlate ¢ 36, Hixth Miasouri regiment, | wae py - a $6.45 fancy ‘rolled onts, 90-1b nacks of gr WWentyve cents per anonin Vetiver never a Mausser bail plunked { ar Depart .20; faney rolled onts, per cane, 4 by carvicys, lways ih advamen No iene i her attorneys, Mesare, lantic Station. |}bbe" anatomy, What he. rather partment Planning to i ‘ Drew a Useless W > = ai and Hooper, the lady Med] yy hoped might happen to him didi at Employ Filipi (obbingd—Gree M seless Weapon eng #3 Teieph her action, alleging that he untaw- | ASHINGTON, April 4. — ‘Tho |but hin wife el Sacco pinos. pe eg brig RR oe sas May Be Fatally Ww 3 PHON® Pike 6 fully and brutally beat her, much to | CotMal Orders assigning Rear Admit. |to do. wh oe 1 the opportunity! WASHINGTON, A he gPy, ava, per Ib, 26@r2K ally Wounded : = y be er, much to ear Admir- | to do at Kbbs di ¢ a SHINGTON, Apri The Costa Hie » », 1h 19¢ , oa Ofives No. 1107 = > ehint Avenue DEF bodily pain and wufforing, and as |i, HeOFyY Le Mowlson to the’ coin. | Would Bhe auc ee oe artment is Beil 4TH WOE | Roasted—A _ if bee LO ANGRLUH, April 4—a “| | Titered di thopoiioherBoree ean |® FeMUlt who In confined to her bed | Vand of the South Atlantic station, |Dlen was d ued for divorce ae Pertocting a plan to! per ewt kle'n, In 100-1b Brees ime epee Ton, ar eeaice st Boattlo, Washing. and will not be able t dl with the Chicago fagahi: Dh deel ha me Judge Fite . © troops, {f ponmible, in the | $11.86; 38 ali adiheinns 6 ty fd ‘ tom Monte, | bustinets tor © to attend [9 /tivered to hi: wehip, were de. | YA" sympathetic and although pa-|Mbting of A 4 o) Sb onnee, per owt, Bit hat asa resu't of family ess for many weeks, and that o him today, He will as. | th he couldn't see why a m Ausinal Java, 60-1b tine, per Ib, sack the exact nature eps § ‘The radical action taxon by tne (NS NAa exDended the wum of 8200 name his new duitien at New York, | |should pick up the white ante Ware Ree is waid at the war department | Aden Mocha, 37%e; Caracola, pata WN spec tonsile na, City Counct! taat evening tn regart! A pathetl Reon Womat 'O. maton has selected |4en if he had to lay a heavier bun. | ntt Gen Otis wilt not make a cam-| sroetemale ground coffe knov Temple and Janta to saloons and gambling places |Chambermal eee pa Bey lars Injured Heutenant. and Lieut Pr hin fag | le at the feet of hin spow He at | P*l@ during the rainy seam If HH ateatse iad bye ds : iy lve race permatd and a violent m mk Lleut, e ence granted her praye: Ge 7 5 4 Soc Ns Manes Ae ng een | Gacdinn Che cen op ett mea U0>| waiting me NIN The umes 21, jence grant 1 her prayer for free. | eM. Otis #9 advines, the war de-|» re 3 : hue. ie rime v " d VV ter tn the local fine over the “wide -PWeMY Mat Miss Royd, in the hed at yy oundetane Ia the torpedo ex:| Thon Itbbe rejoiced that he hadn't |active hostiiche ne en emantion of utter, Cheese, Egus and Poultry wor: 4 open" policy which has been domin- | sion t of her employment, had occa-| tha’ se Berean of Ordnance In| Made a martyr of h i We wae maces onmtilities of further forward |, Mutter — Ranch — 10@120; to ; ant in Seattle for so many years p stoetany room. Be-|tne New i @oain he served on| Proud of the sergoant's stripes he ement, when little can be ac- | MMl% Im squares, 1h@iTe; W no person w * she opened ‘ark and participated in the ad won down in Cuba, but he wan complished fave chasing the Filipin ton creameries, 1-1b prints, tance of th wo mi stern, lowa and Kl 2 Those who t th There seem to be at prosent two | the lant almost equatty naval engagement of the war, | Prouder still of the girt he left be. 0" Without 4 nd entered, but was sur Thin wi Mansanillo whon the| ind him. He got himself mustered [est will dete Anite results, A short! Cheese (obhing) ~ Natiy Temple powerful clengais see the defendant asl in the y o te couch * attac e othe: " ry 4 hay community, one opposed to concn couch She deposited some caine ys Interrupted by tho re-/OUt About a month ago and returned |pinos Intend t a whether the Fill-|inton, 12%@ite; Bastern, 4@ |tempted to fire at Hays 4 continuance of public gambling, | Wa” fowel# on the dresser and tip- | ion ae & message from Washing. |to St. Louis, He noon found a post- | wart © keep up the guerritia | MM pon t wok ues ext out of the room for fear she | Tellvered through the command. |ton with a boot an firm, and | {Te 8nd If #0 @ plan is alrondy (obbing) ~ Strictly {once drew his own wens ‘ and the other favoring it 8 fan shooting me)might awaken Mr. Roe, whose 0 °f the Spanish forces at Manann-|he went to Mi maturing to meet any such condi Seattle mercha ntx have taken the |frankinosa w i ground that the cl taken the /erankinosa was known to the ser-| nig paying that the peace protocol |Doard. He entered n ne in the | #on. honey — California, 130; | #aW that hin pint ‘ mi josie of the gamb-|YAante of the hotel. In her exeite- | "84 Deen signed and hostilition must |*it which he had te hi fe ative strained, Te * tu t be used Ing places wilt be detrimental to Ment, through force of habit, ahe | °nre |had begun againet him. When the | th " will be employed to fght| Poultry—Dressed chickens, 18@P16e; | ¢ to pager trade, and they are using thoir ut, {2°84 the sleeper in. When he at. | @eut. Whittlesey made strenuous) divorce was granted Ba inday. Bit-lmodtcne eee, nn he. Govern hickens, 140; live turkeys, 14@|let from his revolver atruck , most influence to man {helt Wt tempted to leave some minutes later, TOFS to MCUFe an assignment to |EbbA chased himacit out to hin rtava an Bive them better pay and reseed geese, 180140; dressed in the ‘ight shoulder, ¢ Other beiinsen geen think that thas |e petsner eee tenet imaelt @ Mahting vessel during the war. but Boarding house and told Miss Perry A ord them greater protection than | UFkeys, 16017 near the apinsl ag Ga delditin. Gataaer, Lee on hese sriaon He was instantly peels ovine dn the Bureau of Navi-|the news, Bho said yor to his eug-| the nme there 18 no dowk: about Nuts and saved himself from t dency, and they, ia ‘own into a fren and | Ration were too valuable, and he waa |Kestion of 14, Wty iovvinploy natives in thi . h rom the othey | ad he wa L as to Ciay- | w ative * r shots, but Bayse emp bar are making the most earnest |DYOK® the call bet! in an effort to foamed on duty there while Bost in the afters [ratinct there must be guerrilla PS ngs por ib sacks, 320140: lat him ridin mptied his pietol =. efforts to secure effective municipal | YS himself releavod v=, Uilitien wers ii progFéle” From the /hoen and Probate Judge Wurdeman | wh hting during the rainy season, mew 1 a ne None of the other butlets t interference. The eh: rata isavy came rushing down |e the Maine was destroyed \ married them hoch will soon be upon the Philip. rta, l4e; almonds, fancy, | act nn ‘y, - ” took efs + ita tie-|the hall with ie wat the ant Somtoonl Y " ” the A M 18@20c; almonds, N fect on Temple, but # stray shot hit soe " « er, ho bea oe ¥ . ov, ¥ say Ave a onds, No, 2, ut sho’ ment is, however, more in evidence | bill of far . ater, hot water, @/ 7 jou witeto ol was sicned,| Thus was the Spanish pan ane will not be aa- peanuts, 6@7% A ander n 4 Andrade tn th than ever befo: ¢. ant other necessaries esey Waa the man who “fair to Ebbs a war of cong ch @ warfare If natives i pine, 160; ! instep, iniet + he ower beige and is apparently | usually called for by the. quests. (°MMe Moat in contact with people | Well ax a war of humanity can be obtained eoannts, per donen,| risus wound. “Baye wot 4 ing the active xympathy and|When he arrived outside Mr, Roe's | *°**!"s information of the Navy De " per other weapon, gl ghets 4 ‘ |friends. ‘Tem: and a wan carried into ’ ctor from this city Washington tim-|W4* summoned. The physicians support of many other eitioens cna) abartments he was commanded on | Dartment, Nearly everybody wno | Kleped With an Melress. Siberian Min Resource think that the day has arrived for |P%l" Of Instant death to release tte has mest, hed gd une Have de ania Catia ta, dav 4 red to the Hureau Ta, Apr Bound, per | the hou: Seattle to cast off ‘ inmate, The quaking bellboy rush- frontier mining asl age habits of & Jed off after Mins Boyd, and after | 2f Navigation, and Lieut, Whittie- Julla Looby ana Bert Dickinson, « Lane-Biberian railroad has, no far, | othy, 813014; alfalta, $10, pronounced the w ; j bong gay An some delay found her, He explain. |etY does the rest. My his thought waveling, Dholoarapher, were marri-| OO chiefly confined to gold mi Oste Gobbing)-—Per ton, $8@0, [Hot necensarily faial. 5 sFibeast om over the/ed to her the state of affairs ana|{Uness. bie willingness to oblige, |“! today at Des Moines. The bride Ing and the al trade. ‘The ro. |, Batley—Holled, s27@28, a Temple married § A ement that Seattle im today |#he. remembering to her sorrow that |2%¢ his unvarying courtesy, he won ||? #bout 18 years old and is one of /cent important disoove Corn—-Whole, cracked, $23;/¢ral months nk thd aie gua sheltering more gamblers and jot- bow locked the door, hurriedly trea | ‘he frie dship and respect of pe heirs of the late John Looby, «| mines by the * averion of ¢ teed mani po w 4, $2. es eee Bong > ee his wife died clals and employes of the dey former prominent Ft. Dodge bust | roads a Kinecrs of the rall-| reed—Wheat, $21@22: oll cake meal, |CUm@tances that | go tngag pore | tery men than can be found |to repair her mistake by unlocking any- ment from Bee! othe where on the coast. San Francis the door. Her apologies, although | ™°nt fr retary Long down ness man, and Dickinson's sult was ut Another proof of the | $35; middlings., $21@23; bran, 417, | Dect Templé Of Wren, . 0} profuse, only drove Mr. Roe into a|°: ‘hose Who were called on to hi frowned on and they eloped. Mr. and |!™enae mineral resources o hy * tt has — frequently quoted as the | further frenay, and forgetting ar frequent dealing with the bureau. Mra. Dickinson are expected to re- |COUNtrY, These Include potar? ie re seme ees agen — edo x: to avenge peer Seattle in this respect, but jsex and his own gallantry, he rough- It was Lieut. Whittlesey who put in. | [UPR seen from thelr nm, anjiron, silver, st eum, fas tele x. a 4 : the supervisors of that city within |'¥ C8Ught her and threw her to the to cipher and translated the impo 1, | ner Presence will be neces a. aay is ae he care, mi ated per Ib; veal, large, Se per ib; mmall, | ¥ CITY OF SEATTLE SAILS. Steamer City of Seattle, Captain ewe ~ lepecimens, such an the alexandrine, the last thirty da: |floor, Her screams attract ant secret dispatches. oraers | eB) y days have taken a de-/euest, who grabbed the per ted vein naval Snervewey og TT pve WA NTED BY a atone which, when seen by artifi- Cial Tight at night, 1ooks like a sap- |". gone (obbing)—Hams, large, cided stand agai the extent of Pr ale to} man before he could wreas-* “*F |ture or destroy Montojo's feet, and j y- | hore ana Ane races ne on injury on tha.eta immediately 404 | ne received the first official news of |phire, and like a Fuby when seen by | eee eee enews breakfast |Cornell, sailed last evening at 10 THE EMPEROR ——— | badon, Lite; dry saited sides, 7c. |o'clock for Bkagway, Bhe had on remains {fis iriea to make amends for his pig ar seme dpdali i to be Sten. uiher the 18 ty action, but the maid would sal Geatrection, . ie Serr eae: Siberia may, in many respects, be easing) Mome-made, pert, |board 102 passengers. A large num- city of Seattle has reached the pelnt) nave none of It. ment, while sorry to see him go. -* compared with our own W: le. Lar pian gg cag are phew pens aera svi i in Its development where it is ready | ‘The shock to her nerves, the bumP |gratified at the compliment paid to |Btates, from the Minsissippl to the TNC: TM sound, Werces, 6c! | ers to suppress open gambling and in-|on her head, and « slight injury [| him by Admiral Howison in pelect~) CHICAGO, April 4—Ching Ling | Pacite const, 6 years ago rer | SS tard. a nm ar ay” augurate a Hew order OF Uetewe. jher back necessitated her taking to ing him as a member of his per- | Poo, the Chinese magician who is are, indeed, many analogies bet Fresh Fish Gobdbing)—Halibut, 4 was taken north on the Seattle, It ther bed. where she remains, being | sonal staff. | playing &t @ local theater, with start | the greatest republic and the great-| @4 0°" gaimon, T@8e; steelhead aid beigedon eg ag rsh nr Reagent The beet inquiry has at leant add-on Whe thins will negroes | ieee th Chinn in the custody of | st ompire tn the world. The natar| ig, pqise; salmon trout, 186 |ment company, and will be operated ed a tow words to our vocabulary, | foe bls *h thinks wil eseresst? WHAT ONE PRESIDENT COST oi senion omicial toniedt after al resources of the two countries Are) 1 ungers, 364; soles, 4c; rock cod, bo; Lake Lebarge. The passenger peateains - re cn jalmoat identical, while the Wrermer,| srt es, SOE Set, Tres chad’ [het rae am fanirerdt Carlen Warren $200. Desides giving us a Kood deal of in- —$——— he closes his | a performance. jin population and the rapid mn m4 be; Columbi rf formation as to what we may ex-| @eAMENS’ EFFECTS. His “Finding” Exceeds His) cnin came to Amerioa by mpectal cial and. Intusrial devsonment poor ip oregon oil reagpelapbirg Rants age nig ore hed a pect to find inside meat cans. We } |permission of the Emperor of China | particularly during the past half of | (.oysters, Olympia,$ 3.60 per sack, | nolde, Joe Ford, A. uckingham, Dan have learned from competent Wit-) jyuage Hanford has issued an ord- | Jp xi lneveral months ago to uppenr at he the century, have many polnts In| 4140 per gallon; clams, $1.0 per Stanley, William Stanley, John Presidents “come high, but we |Omaha exposition, and the United | common. tack; Dungeness crabs, live, $1.10;| Wick, Maude Drummond, Robert cooked, $1.20. Krook, Mra. Stubblefield, Mrs. Beal, fested with phoebe yaa sdibes ler directing that the unclaimed Per) nave got to have them.” It costs States government agreed to wend | peo ia al oe pe sonal property and effects of decess-| us $114.865 @ year for @ chief execu-|him back whenever the Emperor pedethigoe iid o slaughter for! 64 seamen, in custody of the clerk|tive, His salary i# $8,000 and |should demand him. The request) fresh beet, and including those call-|°r ine Federal court, be sold at pub-| “found,” as our western neighbors |for Ching’s return was cabled to the) 70’ to generous!” sobbed | », Potatoes (obbing) — White River | Jacob Crosbey, A. Garfinkle, George yesterday, J Rurbanks, $37@40; Island Early Rose w, Carmack and wife, G. W. Cole, ed “tickers,” which are used for can- ‘The proceeds of the "ay. The President's finding is | Washingten authorities } aochtageence af be anf: | see at once notified |the contrite husband, altogether ov- |g35° Island White, $36638; Yakima | Mrs, M. Hol, E. Maddin, F. lL. ning: “downers,” we learn, are cat- tl rather comprehensive, covering and Secretary G jo will be expended for the #UD- | 1 owery possible requirement of [Chinese Inspec Stone to take the ercome. Vand Oregon, $4; native sil- smith, Dr, M. B. Anthony, Miss Yura w Thomas Gibbons, Mra. G. H. Rey- Vegetables. holds, Edna Stevens, W. A. Hodgins, The Skeleton. ron, I forgive you tle unfortunate enough to fal! down | . as. in the cattle cars and be trampled pat oe eee, See la family. His private secretary, the | magician into custody With deft caress she strove to 89° | ver skin onions, $12@18 per ton; Ore- | gral, J, H. Woollery, Owens, . Another order was also issued to clerks, doorkeepers, messengers and Inspector Stone wilt accompany | his emotion. ra |gon anc Yakima silver skin, fancy, oq giuart, J, W. Roilin, J. L. Gage, rty, consisting of bis) = "“Yos, Algeron, I forgive you, whe | gis@2i per ton; beets, $1 per sack; J, Langton, O. A. Kellogg, Grant on by the others, so that their flesh in, efrect that the unclaimed per-|steward, and three other servants | Foo and his pa is bruised and broken; “skaters” re). ona) property of deceased sailors, Cost us $33,865 @ year, ‘Then there wife and child, an interpreter and a whispered, softly. “And now that carrots Gbe per sack; rutabagas, cattle so fil with fever that the Mavor | scent watches, Jewelry, etc.. be sold is a contingent fund of $8000 a year, servant, to San Franc where |there ls no longer a skeleton in OuT|@go per sack; turnips, G5c per gehuits, William Gafford, F. L. of their flesh needs to be disguised) _ | Which the President may use accord- | they will be given into the charge of ‘closet, I have room to hang up two! sack; cabbage, 2%; parsnips, 75¢@91 parker, Frank Baker, H. H. Hart, by the shipping commissioner, im-| ie t, nis discretion. At oe tho Chinese government. |or three more dresses, Algeron, MY |per pack; cauliflower, 00 per EP. Millen, A. D, Bowser, W. B Hoffman, James Hoffman, C. W. bite. Ld before it can be sold to the public. | neaiately upon the arrival of the! 1, ¢urniture and repaira to the i dearest! dosen: sreen pete, O85 artichokes, | Ross, John Irwin, W. F. Hislop. F. jozen; garlic, Sc; celér}, C, Thomas, 1 T. Nadeau and wife, “Skaters” become sausage! Map In-| vessel at Port Townsend. The old | White House the sum of $16,000 more, | SS ET SARE |@0e per segment — the —e — law, recently repealed, provided |to be used by tl ee af the eRanbury Bun.” celebrated oo! MARKET QUOTATION |Calitornia axparagun, 6@60 per Ib; J. W. Heffner, D. H. Pingree, W. W. ing sort, but it useful, and no|inat the ty of dead sailors be | President, is provi y the bss song and story, has sustained its jrhubarb, be per Ib; tomatoes, $2.25 per Watson, Horace Campbell, Capt. proper’ “ . doubt people that have been using the Federal court |tion and Is always expended. James Lee, Capt. James MoLane, retained by the leuet alome $2000 ta allowed, and for |reputation for more than 10) years |Charlen Mulcahey, Capt. 8. w. canned meats will appreciate the |authorittes for six years, before be-} Since kings ha esteemed it &) Trade was brisk on Weat street Fruits. ~kers. That titth ‘at t necessary repairs to the greenhouse « ‘ ‘a ta . =f 5 lrrench, Capt. KE. Weyman, George economy of the packe! je jing disposed o' | there te $4000, dainty, it ts not surprising art this morning. The San Francisco Green Fruit Gobbing) — Oranges, |Gilbert, William McCullom, cw. tench about the sausage ls particu-| Although, the presidential “And. | that the Bishop of Worcester, wien isteamer brought uP a good supply of \r > larly edifying. cons like charity,| Six Beliefs in One Family. |... hough, the presidentia} “And- | Massing through Banbury, wae 4°-|greenatuft. Cabbages are stil tot (Seedling, $2028; navele, $2.70; Turner and son, EA. Kearn, 1, cover @ multitude of sins. At the close of the service one|sum of $64,865, nearly $15,000 a peer erase ee Ps gg TH eel pranges od ( at 216 cents, The potato market | Ore pox: A chine applea, ttoeel (HL Bexmen, tanks Go Bruna -# — |Sunday morning, the pastor of a/ ¢ than his salary. The two ag- fedeggyie = sa conga Ha ag obey De Ie cut neanneas eke ot: | eacethennel Fo i og ig Among the Samoans thelr war) oity church went down the aisie, asf ei tee onal + |bunch; California black figa, 20-Ib| Fritz, H. Ferguson, J. Gri fth. T. ne ageregate, bul all com im, inquired the price of the cele-| “phe lumber market has an upward 2 4. The forests have had their feud 2. in hia congregation. “You are! president of the French + oe < new dates, Tye; sweet aT | kins, = oa wages sa z baler 3 : | AsROp . B. opkins, rw - ON, * 5 P Se ae ta oceaten to ca | ee Se at aren Oe eer tor gensinaent. pursesen. aa ood trong fags tos ep” of poe gyn siny ee scnnety 2.50; tangarines, $1. } inde je Do: pence ane ¢ eastern orders are e¢xce y a ‘A. Heacock, M. A. Kelem and wife, alone into the remoter parts the “No, sir.” replied the stranger. 7 porgeonny aor sade pray ed [en ries gith the other oes A. Hencedss 0s. Ree ee —_——- case. aregate $116.465, This te an impos | oeending near, and beckoning 10 trout finds a ready sale. : over the succession never has end-) w 45 nis custom, to greet the strang- pared with other Presidents . boxes, $1.60; Smyrna figs, 2h per Ib;| Snow, John Anderson, E. P. Hops lprated buna. “Threepence each.” |tendency. ‘The market will undoubt-| ong ° $135; Med. sweets gerous at times for Germans to #9 | sia to one of them. $22,480 for contingent purposes, and he ad n, B. C. Heacock. J. Hescock, ed him to bring one to the car, ad4- | neayy. Lumber and Building Materia’ *| ‘There is no change tn the poultry! 1 194 superior quality, per M, No.! Hall, John Wilmott, G. H. Winter- larger islands, 90 lively was the do you belong to any denomina- | * | yor buy one for your e ere is enough of Gamoan baited of the Teuton. Boe-| tion, way 1 ash?” after all—Beston Journal. | oe ey soon after returned, com ore hy mpenrobegy hig ves push Of) y Ar, ge@7; merchantable fir, $4.50@| mantle, Mrs. Mary Sickinger, Mra. Mahmen wete safe anywhere, but of-| “Well,” responded the other he Had to Run for | to Run for It. | piacently munching bis Hanbury, yh ys — spree bervernt = Jessie Henton, W. C. Bolt, ae ated ten unwelcome. Americans were|tatingly, “I'm what you might call od , and hand threepence to the phe following prices are being of-| dingie pot Per ten.00 seaas ices bong Ooi ack, cad Geares TE besser who could be assured | submerged Presbyterian. | In the great meteoric shower of | bishop. “There was only ON | fered to the producer by the local | “HFT umber—Rough, $8; thick fin- oath ch bal bce id ‘How ts that 1833 the wildest alarm prevailed. On left, guy sor | dealers for delivery in round lots on) 44, surtaced, one or two sides, #, 10 of a hearty welcome in any Samoan /_,, Pn aapterts ate lee oo 1 was brought up a Presbyterian, | my father’s place negroes were fair- the dock or In the car at Seattle. | 0) TS inches wide, $15@20, lengths | The Agent's Triumph. village, however remote and how- | my wife is a Methodist, nv eldest |) Pr | allt. ; cde " od y wild, shouting that “Jedgment Grain — Oats, & arley, $25; 2 a ever partisan in the struggle over |daughter ina Baptist, my son is the|Day had done come,” etc. But wheat, chicken feed, $19; | bran, | 1 ped ae eee glee per “Do you carry any life insurance?” the succession. Samoa is the only jorgantst at @ Universalist church, | somewhat apart from the rest of the $15; shorte, $16 thera prietag eae <P aie inquired the oily tongued stranger. | i “No, sir, I do not!” replied the country where, in Ppiascopal choir, and my youngest | of Handy, a man of Hercules frame, 2 21; stock boards, S-inch. $9@18; 10- |" tideed!” exclaimed the stranger. the past the|my second daughter sings in anicabins dwelt a negro by the name | Hay — Puget sound, $7 per ton: | pi, “ | i nity; Washington timothy, $11.50| Mlooring, dressed and matched. $179 | conservative business man, shortly. | people belicved specifically that the) 1. enter goes to a Congregationaliat pri hentcone ae United States was the greatest D9-| sunday school. prego! Fe aL pares, ane a —_——_- eg ate stetiy. fresh ranch, 14 |!208, 90.60@18: 12-inch, $18@19. Feno- seme tion on earth, the most powerful and |” “put you contribute, doubtless, to|cradie a toot longer. To this day | 4 of Murder| Ot ing, No. 4 oF G-inch fish $9; No. 2 the most just. To them England, some one church?” the tradition of his caustic wit lin- ‘Chinese Accused of Murder ©). mosh ranch, rogite; | i ehawael rests. oF drop aia: paleser yr ee Germany and France were far in-| “Yes. I contribute to all of them. |gers among the negroes. Handy | Caught at Stockton. ecsamnery, BOM fa, womans Bae ess UL 1 tm | yuatneas. MAN Fagen sag eo ferior to the Americans, who always That is partly what submerges me.” | was a great runabout, and in spite | Poultry — Chickens, live, Ie; ve | 9. ogig 1 8 1 39. woe: S as.|your time talki " me 1 & pot er mon spot he of “patter-roliers,” spent much of OCKTON, Cal, April 4.—her- | turkeys, Se keels bi ‘| believe In insurance of any Kind. rt peeing baagar wie aan| Foreclosed the Mortgage. | ine night wandering about the coun- io neford of Santa Clara county| Live Stock—Choice beef cattle,cows $11@14. Box boards, 12-inch and up, oy it ig nothing more or less than treated them with justice. he Am- . inborioesty working awe: jtry. It so happened that just be- | and le Brownell arrived in| 4c; steers, 4%@5e; good hogs, live, Washington Red Codar Lambe a gigant eriean flag wan the honored fiag and| He was laboriously working *\tore the shower began old Handy | stockton this evening and at thelr 4%e; hogs, dressed, 6c; ¢ Peder wee Poet ea marge 700| "Tam ar you say that,” American strangers ware the wel-| "11 % Dun. sewriter, have your” |had been awake for some nights, | instance a Ch ne ned Loe Sing | reseed, large, $e; small, 9; calves, | ough ote selling, weights Nos. 1,| Feturne tor F quite come o asked the peg i i land on the night In question he was | was placed under arrest at midnight | live, large, éc; small be. lS ord Sctach, 1800 Yoo Nos, 1, 2,/aeTee weth y Perhaps it would ———_—_— rac 4. “Bomevody got|seeping the sleep of the Just. Bo/ny Officer Walters. Sing is wanted Hid fp and Wool — Heavy |? and & Hine, ae sld@tT: rains, |interest you to examine this work Fes,” Be tenis lomedody §ot | the night wore on, and It wax past for the murder of another Chinese | sound ted steers, over 60 pounds, | Pre eineni4a: rustic, $25 Seo eae entitled “Insurance Frauds Expos- MINING NEWS. a mortage on her and foreclosed at | anybreak when the old man appear: |in Santa Clara county five years fe; medium sound, per pound, coting, $10@14; rustic, §8@s8; A) Ca" —_——_—— * fon eadlatmea. the caller tn- |¢4 at his cabin door. To the east-|and Brownell has been after him alt | lig sound, under 66 pounds, Te; 9, oan tan cae TA Se ek ryt eecnanceenaennacsinat News from Spokane states that | quiringty. beh ae rong bey 7 i that tim although the Mongolian coms, sah me gee fei staus Leah ai hiadas 3G; eudar Snoezes Under the Razor. ee cael ba acd the meteors invisible, but they|managea to keep out of sight all | bulls and oxen, “ . 4 mi then Gx; codar| | Snes ae oe goed strikes have recently been| "She engaged herself to a young |O1rd Hi Te een in all the Klory |that time. “Frownell recently heard |7e; calves, per pound, Bo; green hides, | SUUATes a 9 and 10 feet, $24@30;) A St, Paul man ia or naratulating dry hides, per on the Review claim on the|man and he married her,” explained 7 eg rene Fe ° 4 mate lto the westward, ae they ceemed to|of him again and has traced him/|1¢ less than salte Kiln-dried, $1 in advance of green. of his nose by an impromptu sneeze Colville reservation. In the face of|the man with a pen hide themselves behind the moun- , t « dry culls, one-third leas; | 2 ee ‘ e mo lfrom one ey to ther until he und, dry culls, H “ este eo we parbe the 200-toot tunnel lease wea Gass! to 8 Emergency pees. Olancing carelessly UD, tholcame up with him tn Stockton and | summer deer, per pound, src; jDrayage, 6c, tnerotee say nae in 0 barber struck bearing an abundance of free C a pov a ba mongers ' Pi y Tsetse; papery| op ¢ saintly c f i junusual spectacle caught his eye. in the house in which h arreat-| winter de ag @ papery Chicago Markets cee nad Sast ehaeek tie weeer fe a x and stood he salty talking about ed. At headquarters the Chin Nick of all knowledge but elk, 4@6o; sheep pelt lings, 15@250; Eastern Washington | neev gold plainly visible to the naked) ssrigy Warbler is indisponed,” said |and in a moment he noticed that the weed were only to be seen tn the weet. | profes lWith an alr that he understood ex-|the oficerbwan able to partially AGO, April 4, ~ Cattle . $4.10@5.80; stockers unchang- ;shear-| CHIC and holding the man the latest bilzz raz edge ‘upward, The rill be unable to ap- Atich vein has been struck on the | | . . ae wool, fe; Western Washington wool, i etek tin, te = 4 “tefl | . pflected actly what was the meaning of the |jqentify him, though he has a scare i, fe; mm x ed; cows, 4.75@4.90; Texans, $3.000 | ene blade «& mot d ‘Yakima claim on the Colville reser- manager refitcted for 4 min~ | veird Night, he ramarked aqulctly,|on hia face now which he did not |12c: dirty or timber burned, 100; tale |e 45 peers neue ay Bote ae So eee - bo ag ge ee + ion the ache a0 teat, chan “Ah, yes—done been fooling earry then. He wil! taken bask low, 24@a\c. Hoge (15,000)——-Light, $3.6549.8T; up the pos : to serve the Sreen ‘ferty and Atty tect.” lehte falta 1g with my plane perfectly |48r all Signe, log, tell day done to Santa Clara county tomorrow Jobbing Quotations. scugh ehonmbged; sized, $8-6663,95; Stare at the aus anal te me tween forty an¢ y . oe oe i sdivertiaement coteh you, an’ now you got to run —- - ae. The jovt tat today were heavy, $3.75473.95; ", higher will be free from searcs, But he will paouit P t . : 2 | fur itt" ‘Child Burned By Candle he Jopuiag quotations vo" heep (11,000) tives, 863.75; fy : ; ed 0 ey- [an all notify th tera to- : i fight shy of barbers who tell blize ‘Work will be resumed on the Mey-|and I shall notify the reporters aed | as follows woatern, $4@4.75; lambs, $4.50875,90. pale pond v1 arbers W vile Mo, April 4—A! Sugar Gobbing)—Golden C, In bbts, 4 er's creek in the Colville reservation | night. that she has been completely ’ SPRINGFIELD, Sa soon aa the snow has melted, |prostrated by the news that the A VOLUNTEER S panic prevalled for a short while this wire ©, in bbia, 4%c; powdered, * ‘All the mines in that vicinity will| young man who has been sending morning #t the Church of the Im- | 6%e; dry granulated, S%c; cube, b%e; 1. Aw @ feature | beet, 6%; spot cash prices THE soon start up. her Aowers sil week has eloped with saculate Concept! a chorus gir of the special celebration 60 littl Flour, ete. Gobbing)—Patent Ex- A concentrator will shortly be put/ ‘The maid, like the cat. came back GOOD LUCK girle from Loretto academy and the 3 K Ity A, $3.00; Star f= roo f oO f : fn on the Crystal Butte claim ne t| “Miss Warbler’s compliments, aa «4 parish school marched through the i ; California brands, 7 Meyer's creek. Much ore is being |she sald, ‘and she feels so much} lohurch aisles dressed in Mght cloth- | 4.10; corn meal, yellow, $1.50 100 taken from thie mine. The company |better that rhe has decided she will! | ST. LOUIS, April 4—When Harry |\ yy a lighted candle |tbm tn 10-1b aacka; corn meal, white, TRE operating the Crystal Butte have al-|not have to disappoint her audience|F. Ebbs and Miss Emma Perry |, le carried by &-year- | $1.55 per 100 Ibs In 10-1h sacks; buck- . 80 ordered a saw mill plant to be | tonight.” | went to Clayton yesterday afternoon te lenited her long | wheat flour, pure, $3.60 per 90 Ibs in Rh i id a | Nn Etc Met an the manager turned away |to be marriea Mr. Bbbs carried In| qowing hair and xpread to her cloth-|9-Ib sacks; cracked whent, $2.25 per FI : . i erected on the claim. | —$—<—$$—$—$_——— ho ieied a knowing and triumphant |his pocket a certiNed copy of the di-ling she was closely packed among | 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks: farina, $2.85 ; ‘ , BEAT THE CHAMDERMAID =o mite |vorce granted him by Judge Fit-|ine other children. ‘There was| per 100 Iba in 10-1b sacks; farina, $9) ND so it 1s with clothes. The Bt [aunean aes ET jeraft Saturday, and in his heart a) aearcely standing room in the | per 100 Ibs in 5 Ib sacks; steel-cut oat sroof of their goodness |Endeavorers in Politics, | romantic secret which has to do with |oyurch. ‘The crowd was frantic, meal, $3.60 per 100 Ibe in 10-1b sacks; P goodnes Sy Charles S. Roe Objected toBeing| . avntanp, 0, April %—The egy enbe me with Spain Coal heads prevented a loks of Ife, | graham flour, $1.75 per 100 tba in 10-1b their value, cte., the are eee cge tine Gas te Ya © | Mr. Ehbe met Miss Perry more jaithough the little girl Is painfully | sacks; whole at flour, $1.85 per 1 oe : e Locked Up. Chriat Endeavor union is taking an|than a.year ago, He was not liv-|purned, : ” | Too Ihe in 10-1b sacks: rye meal, $2.10 WEARING. A $10 suit that Hote! chambermaids have asome- |important part in the local muni- |ing with his write, but he was in no i aaseicot renee por 100 Ibs in 10-Ib sacks; rye flour, rs $5 worth i fraud, ‘ous occupation down in| cipal campaign for th * » position to declare the love which i 2.25 per 100 Iba O-Ib sacks; split ‘ Gan Francisco, judging fromm the fol- | in the union's history OY Ey ere ie mot her, Tt xeemed like| “And what do you hear from|§q per 100 Iba in 25-Ib boxes; pearl If it sclis for $10 it’s worth Mrs, Mouser?” barley, “wheat mber of the union living in this 1 hopeless love, for freedom from | Geor ty Chic-|elty received a letter from F. J. |matrimontal ties looked to be out of| “He Is in Manila, you know, f at the Hotel|Hart, chairman of tho Christian | the question, His wife had done {he says he Is having such wheat flakes, $2.50 per cas ¥ night, [Citizenship committee of the En- | nothing for which he could ask a di-|time. We used to have a lot pkga; fancy rolled oats, ¢ 85 oper rs, asking them to oppose | vorce, and he Nkewlse was guiltless trouble to get exercise before br bale, in 9-Ib sacks; corn meal, yellow, e) >) al De ~ » ™~, tion of Mayor McKisson, can- | of these causes for which the courts |fasty Now he wri that he invar-| $2.80 per bbl In 60-Ib sacks; corn | e wf wi SH EI M ER & co. “ the Call lowing story given If Charies Ree, a agonn, who was a guc Pleasanton uy Wednend could hear the opinions expressed by | deav the lady gucats of thet fashionable | the elec { | ok : Tos: fn “0, | every penny of it, and so with every other priced suit. We return you valu earavannary, he * | didate for re-election. Many of the|unknot marital cords, It was sim-|iably takes his gun and out and| meal white, $2.90 per bbt In 60-1b) self the brute he Is ¢ irchen are participating in this|ply a plain case of Incompatibility | kills a man or two eve blessed | sacks; buckwh flour, pure, $7.20 Strongest Top Coat House in the State. ing. According to the Mr ampaign, and political sermons are | of temper morning before he eats. And it g per bbl. in S0-lb sacks; ked | 4 oR < . : Zwe is @ surty, mean, old thing, a| frequent. | Brightness began to shine for Mr.|him such an appetitel” Wheat, $4 per bbl in 60-Ib sacks; stoe! } 800-802 First Ave., Cor, Columb ig e