The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1899, Page 3

Wainuts, per Ib, sacks, 12@1ic; Kastern black walnuts, 100: pecans, | il Sinelaire of Corning, N. ‘About April ‘and Thursday evening werd was ATTACKED BY There are rumors that more ar-|Henry P EMPIRE LINE > sso: a —————————————— a re . . “ Oi ” be . THE SEATTLE AR. 3 : Y + ma methods which | phot | \ ) | propaviy. introdwoe’. Inte Ma OVINAN Ratt the ‘queen, and sail, NAHAING Late deat ames bate: Mebiar sioet Mo Sarcasm About * va asi Coast Steamship Compa ) - | j} Cuba, He w 11 ber stad alno to have Vj I hem to h ajomt tinge, 1 4 aahingtet A HG fl b } om) ly : t y va) Kastern Washington| An up-town maiden who pathy and t unsclilah interset of vo the queen for your signat vit Uesotarint 7 ma win day : "me ‘ Ss: Sak GkGtha ths Ye THEE Ole, Ge ie u an FOr our nat timber burned, 100; tal married sister fins two sgo “a for San Francisco however, that Gen, Gonves tn afraid ry! i] vlitngely l Well, Mame,” abe said, “I nally The company’s ele- ee j to come, of rather that ho thinks it Well, when £ die the orose of Jobbing Quotations, lsat down on that cenceled youns want steamships ‘ hs I i r not to do #o for fear he wil 1 i eisiae emia waad set ala steeds ie. Pinioky,” \ Queen, a Walla, hia iniluen Other ambitious - ha ps Saget 1 jobbing quotations today were | Did Y ‘A | and Umatilla leave with having sold out to the gov majention” portraits and algnatures Yobbing)—Golden C, in bis, |7,'.,, V°™ @ you do It emeciusl | Port Townsend ang Victoria, March j ernment of the United States, His 7 * C, In DMs, 4%o; powdered, |", § 10, 15, April 4, 9, 14, 19, 24, S j *4* | fellow-countrymen are ularly yg a 0 ge ranulated, 5%; cube, 6%e; You, good and hard May 4, and every fifth day theres [tice of bribery has been so general five King, “and Leannot) our, ete. Gobbingr—Patent Ex-} Hn fs, 0 confused he nm"! San Francisco “ ‘ : aive you m nature at the Pres | eeltent, $3.26; Novelty A, $3.00; Btar | *H7 thing iw Cub that ple take it fo: " t n, zens Declare [in Cabs, “tBAt people. take: tt fo and M Id font momen Ihave netther pen | (bakers, $2.70; California. brands,| "You must have beon more than | For Seattle 10 a. m., via Victoria and . more or less by corrupt motives, and 0 S. gc apr at a gey -AF 4.10; corn meal, yellow, $1.60 per 100 papel sarvastio?: cas Port Townsend, March 2, 7, 22, ‘ t ; 5 wave cht a penell with m Ibs in 16-1b sacks; corn meal, white, think I was, In fact, April 1, 6, 11, 16, 21, 26, May, y and alw bee! © u n 1 - it "7 4 ! + M a hs) it bas ale nye ms merged i me nald the hand ne it to the | $1.65 per 100 Ibs in 10-1 sacks; buck- | re wiully cheap. every fifth day thereafter. cage tia die censgdl 4 mionar king thereur at wheat flour, pure, $9.60 per 90 Ibs in ou aia? FO BUT aan ; Sarde at the close of the last revo- tachod signature to the photo-|9-1b nacks; cracked wheat, $2.25 por| “Yea, You nee the motor fave &) mye oy R ALASKA 'T THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS y CONVICT LEADS THE. OPPICERS rene inn 4 the nmith with | 460 tbe in 104b sacks; farina, $285 Sudden start and 1 mat down on him | tye aM 4 wees ta at ats = ‘ nile The emith did not retire, | pe: ‘g bec we 1 couldn't elp it " i, OPENS Ane f = per 100 Iba In 10-ib sacks; farina, $9 au uldn't help se: z sha \No More Rush Marriage’ however, but stood hin § per 100 Ibs in 6-1 sacks; steol-cut oat bagi El argeerhamee ty agg ota MILWAUKER, April There 3 “ lo there thing: ola meal, $3.60 per 100 Ibe tn 10-1b nacks; pop ig Bn t ane = vd on * MM be no < aste and for you?” asked Francis eraham flour, $1.76 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b nd eve ay thereafter. A Miasourl City Has Divided Itself . ye otag, Bg Nelang i Splosonata To the Spot Where Crimes Had Been = “Yer, your masenty, 1 am wallow | mae a: whale "i flour, en per j a Pe ee ee Inte Factions Over the Burn | henceforth, ‘The new marriage law Committed by a Gang of for my » IO Dell yo 100 Ibs in 10-1b acka; rye me tema mpany reserves the right to eas” te Siete, aecoteen chanteally ke ne Te | per 100 Ibs In 10-Ib sacks; rye Sour, J ee z » « Ing Question. pega = Bg peed lena Countorfeiters. turned it with a b sugh.—Ban {6288 per 100 Ibe in 10> sacks; epiit change, without previous notice, lithe taking out of the Hoense and the Francisco Argonaut peas, 100-1b sacks, ; eplit peas, steamers, sailing date, and hours of panes . IO - —- #3 por 100 Ibe in 25-lb boxes; pe the license must De kept on file and REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS |boricy, 14.25 por 100 iim in sucks: These are included 43; Aen Oo dak 2 ee lee " J ay w , . ty up’ 7 a b a BELLEVILLE, Mo., April 17.—!recorded by the regis sof] WICHITA, Kane, April 17.—Guid — bo emer atte “boxes, «9 in our Sale, and are oar aa ype gg egos Belleville society ts all wrought up| the county where the parents of the |ed by Alvin Baltard, the convict who | Real estate transfers Med on Sat eer mecaer : ae pee gase of 36 sublact te re qd jattie; Gootlell, Perkins & 00. Gen. Over the question whether the prev- |>ride reside, or, in case the parties | recently fe or atmens on | ay, ORs tL Ponee eeeen Sane over ect to Agents, 8 anciaco. = | Y ae ee ae tee artine |fecently turned state's evidence on "Wilts g. Dubbs to Henry Dubbs in 91b sacks; corn meal, yellow, gents, Ben Francie akewalk is immoral. county where the ceremony is to|*®® Mathes-Aligood band, officers | g tin lot 7 bik 70, Lake bbi in 60-1b sacks; corn r ere Nearly all of the young soclety /taxe place. yenterday dug up a skeleton of «| Un aes ee eee nee Gee on } Washi People of the town have taken part “anon the Mathes ranch near Hut I adwater and Wife tq Ru-| M0s: buckwheat four, pure, as ington as a in the cakewalks, Young high inson. ‘The Victim, Ballard de-|gone A, Sweet, $200 lots 1, 2,84 in jou. vel in CO-tb sacks; | eracked school girls, members of the best | R ERS Al D clares, Was a detective, who wae af- | bik C, Lacey's first add. to Auburn. 3 per Uhl in H-ib anata; steal | i) STEAMSHIP COMPANY, families, were to have given a cake- ter the gang. ‘Th bones were found, James H. Kyckman a wife to| oon $6.00 per bbi in G0-1b | fi) From F ric Snir walk which wasn't given. All of | first spot inted out Wotan W. Boyden and wife, $1000, anne eraherm Aour, $8.98 per bb! in rom Former Price task these and all of their relatives and i COME IN Dallard further showed the oMicers f lot 6 bi ®, Denny's | ons te ae deen ce ee i d - owed ce st 6 bik 80, D. T. Denny's | py) ie Gaal 7. Sept are indignant. ome, ao} |the hiding place of ten countertelt a tn 0-1 sacks: re mesh $8.75 per © wacane Lightning Express 0 care, but the most of them |molds, weveral thousand countertelt nd wife to Chris: | ppt: te : gt Seen Bog Be j CITY OF SEATTLE ; give free expression to their resen dollars and @ large number of fire ening at ® pant 9 1Srert ieee ieee ae ton Clothing House sane ment at what they term an insult.|Now a take City Man Isiarme which had escaped their first a beceeen, sections [et cel teekgt Toe 20th, SIS onaks, sins cis Was nail Last week a series of entertain- Suing Uncle Sam. search when they had only mem r Ge, thence 0/375, ¥ rolled oats, per case, 7) 143] Second Ave. - Near Pike eee, mente was given at the Licder-| 4 - ory of bin verbal directions as « rods # of center| Coffee (obbing)—Ore ce Thursday, April 13, at P.M krana hall for the benefit of local! kansas CITY, Mo, April 17.—|#¥HMe. Hallard’s statements have »: 24 in tp 260 F 6 e, thence M | per Ib, 29G3I0; Java, por Tb, 2@s8e7 Sharitics in - Sie West end. |capt J.T. Welden, a Kansas City [fF been verified to the minutest do- Js along center line, thence Ww | Costa Rica, cholee, per tb, 15@190 ste oa oan phe tly > wen undertaker, has filed a claim against pei RTE + which Paitare | eee Of Desinaing, containing 22 | Roasted—Arbuckle’s, in 100-1b cases, | ; [the government for $51,000 back #al- ort gg. Sion Phe pmmen be merg . per ewt., $11.75; 60-Ib © } H | school giria, Some of the members of /A7y."due him since. the Civil war, (‘Old the officers months ago were In| short! A. 7. Van de Vanter to $118%; Sb eases Bega lt sy Ass | faculty had never seen & cakes | from which he has never been mus. |°*8°tly the apote Indicated. He him-| philadelphia Mortgage and ‘Trust | Java, 60-1) ting, per Ib, 650; anck, 3c; ; watk before. A few of these were | | tered ‘out. self dug up human bones and other company, $2476.70, lot# 14 and 14 in| Aden Mocha, 37i%c; Caracola, atc; |}} DIRECT shocked. oy material for evidence, while the bik 5 of Rosedale « Guatemal ° * sem iit ; } Henry Lecher seems to have been | was captain of the gunboat)... in, Ble; ground coffee, 16@ |) B mos ~ os Tuscumbia oa the Mixatsippt river [*Rert stood near and guarded Mary Moax Bucknam to Henry | 200; Lion, 100s, $11.75; 65s, $11.85; 360, ||} j] Subsequent failings, April Zt, May 24 and 224 shoe! ‘worse than anybody. He '#| 0 tne Union aide in «| Mathes and his wife, who are out | Motivella, $300, 17 In bik && of | 911.95, a: a 8 gecraghor oe ade hag not seen much | aid Capt. Welden, have |O@ bond, but constantly watched by |Gilman park, a subdivision of parts | H All W G. F. THORNDYKE, Agent. : ee he > hover been mustered out of the |detectives to prevent any ponstbility of seca 11 and 12 in tp 25 nr 3 ¢ of Butter, Cheese, Exgs and Poultry { ater ate to Aska. |}! © play his violin at West end dan-| 221)" J Way acnt home at the close |Of Sheabe, were at their home when |W. M ies H Phone Main 470. 116 YESLER WAY ces quite regularly, the cakewalk 06 1h), war in 1866 to walt for orders |5!™mons and the convict called, and) Andrew Chilberg and wife to Clara Pre bed 7 ~~ Ranch dng faney affected him strangely. peck gpd gpa aggthns were very much taken aback. Bal-|3f. Van Houten, #1125, lot § in bik in aquares, 18@17c; ing~ | 1) Pirst Sailing to St. Michael on or Aboot ‘That same night he served notice |“"a am walling lard pointed to them and said: 42 of LH. Nagle’s estate except ton creamerien, i-Ib oicta 4G 260 ‘ cAT Sak Gee Sqhomath mest not be re- |, COO Walter's attorneys tot hint. PO ba alnogl he s gpe May nina Eastern, lowa and Elgin, fi Ticket OMice,612 First ave Here are the ringleaders of the | foe or alle gin, 35696. "Phone t the cokewalk must not be Te |he has a good case, end that if he n feet aid off for alley Cheese (Jobbing) — Nat June i5,1s9s9o EA pion ite Pies peal * agitation A o Ge - | does not get the full amount due him |#2"%. That woman's ingenulty was! James H. Boyer and wife to Mra. I agtom, 124 @14 en ive Wash- ; onTH! Leave, Daily Arrive em to @ few others raising thelr | + the rate of $100 a month and al- responsible for all.” Anna Blomaky, $1600, lot 1 and #¢ % | ino "Callborain. the. stern, mee! Connecting with Company's Own way he a Varnes yi rolces, Jowances since 1865, he will receive ‘The couple refused to confers any-| of ew % and n % of ew \% of see Fleet of River Steamers for ; New Whatcom ‘The cakewalk was to have bee at Eggs (obbing) — Strictly frosh nae bagetoon se Pe a ordered the sher- n of 7 ¢ of W. M., con- j Pm, Spokane-Romland 900 p.m repeated Friday night. io Rave been |, good-sized sum. When he was told | ining and nally orto tnete how 7 Ww. M ranch, tie. ot i iH] PP, sReteetanes cae Ra “4 Serer fe Hto go home end wait for orders his |" to take Dailard out of their house. | taining 14.25 acres | Comb honey — Cait Hy | pon dbrtian, whe : pacar bho g nferences THUFS-| home was at Lafayetie, Ind. Capt. |, Ballard will testify ta the prelim: | tutus Willard and wife to Fred | 30; strained, 7 aiifornia, 12% | awson it i “ - : "limary hearing. Not half of h ee Jo rik 19 of | ps, op Boles « cher threatened If the cakewalk w Baber ng ples proeeaapes bab ge ey ovina? tntebes Gigs bad henind echioe 2 greg tot 1 tn bik 3 Poultry—Dreased chickens, 15@16e; | i JAPAN-AMERICAN LINE repeated to start a danve In opposl- | 4 to the olatm By te Msourt regi. |stven out. ye Spurgeon and wie 16 du-|or, araeeny §et Nye bermaya, Me | Ant AR thtesmedinns Petes tion. Schak ta maniaatind padi water eteabue Rallard is dressed tn citizens’ aut coh Heiter, $2 lot 7 of plat “The ile; Greene gesen UNGite; Senne? i on Carrying U. & Mail to all Oriental Points ‘The majority of those interested | [NN Oe ces. and unshackled. No fear is emter-|sapies, being part of lot 4 seo 17 Yuk Ri | “Idzumi Maru” Will Sail wanted the cakewalk repeated, but tained by the officers that he will st-|t, 22.n of r4¢ of W. M w on ver. ; they finally yielded to the opposition tempt to ercape. Puget Bound National Bank to } {TL For Japan, China and All Asiatic Ports | $ } @ent to Miss Maude B. Wangelin, feats will be made soon. Ballard will 000, all of @ feet of lot é who trained the girls, that the cake- | be Kept here until Tuesday or Wod tod orn te ae Seewnarda oink 12@ 130; Alberts, 14c; almonds, fancy, | sss walk would have to be cut out Fri- |nesday, when he and the officers will) Gunan Marshall and husband to | bevy E ogy i8@ 200; almonds, No. 2,1) 607 First Ave, - - SEATTLE Gay night. £0 to Greenwood county, where New | yonorg Peterson, $100, divided one }16@17e; peanuts, 6@7e; pine, Ie; | veal che mies | Rekory, Ie; cocoanats, per dozen, | OF to any Agent of the Interne. ron CONMEY, & STEWART lehird interest in m % of lot 1 bik T in A. A. Denny's add. ‘The people who went to see the cakewalk on Friday night were dis- jon Company tn Th; popcorn, de per Ib. or Canada. bal mere. Parlors, Third Ave. abd Columbia St Telephone Main 13. Seattle, Wash. ee er mae Ogee, AM Badly B Bitten by Them Crowd Saw Thom Flogged wo kreignbaum to Annie Camp: Hay, Grain and Food. | why. ™ in Chicogo. GEORGETOWN, Del, April 17.— | bell. $89. » Me of aw of wo Monee | Hay Gobbing) — Puget Sound, per It does not seem that Lecher ob- fs At leant 409 people, who came from 17 (P 2 nr 4 : “nlO® | ton, $769; Eastern Washington tim- fected to the costumes or to the! rnin April 17 — army of | alt parts of Sussex county, congre- aoc Loftus to Lewis P. Lewis, othy, $1914; alfaifa, $10. Wenner in which the girl walked, \2¢¥er fats, flerce and desperate, at-|gated near the whipping post here | SOCK" 7 > Oats Gobbing)—Per ton, $28, = ai tacked Frank Morgan, @ lodger in|¢his afternoon and witnessed the |#!%. lot ¢ bik 19 In plat of town of] ariey—Rolied, $27. Dut to the cakwalk as such. He says ¥ the South Chicago Avenue Police | whipping of Charles Pernell, color on. Pig omen Corn—Whole, $23.4; cracked, $23; he would not have objected to the) , , pevterananes ander Posse Osta |atation tonight and lacerated him|ed, and George Jacobs, both petty | Patric | Metnnis to Rob ab goth unla wmagy 4 ‘Only girls took part in the ceke- | terribly before he could be rescued. | thieves The former got ten lash- (Crouch, $299, lot 3 bi 5, Commer |" yeed—Wheat, $21; oll cake meal, P walk. There were fourteen of them, |MOrsan applied at the station early |es and the latter 20. clal Street Steam Motor add ‘ | $28; middiings, $21@23; bran, $17; lim the evening for a cell to sleep in, Ingebright and A. Wold and wife ) shorts, $18; chopped feed, $20@22; Geven were dressed as boys. They to Stefano Kaggio, $180, ne % of lot dairy chopped feed, $16; seed oats, Shot in Self-Defense. saying he was out of employment wore silk hats, short skirts, top coats re paca Pho hed | and high boots." The “girls” wore |" had no money, and he was put) sy asia “i 2 bike 36 in plat of secon Espn. 58.0 320632. very pestty costumes of ample |!” the lodgers’ part of the basement. NNIB, .. April 17.—Fred | off by tho heirs of Sarad A. Be RDI | Some time after, while Morgan was | Momitt, clerk of the Hotel de Fair.) EB. D. MecClintle and wife to Thos Moat Prices. length. ‘ q {shot and instantly killed William |P. Storey. $1, lot 4 bik § in Denny &| Frosh Meat Gobbing)—Cow beef, dozing in the gloom of the basemen |Hough last evening at the hotel Hoyt's add fe per Ib; steor beef, Se per Ib; he felt something tte him on the! Mammoth Indian Bones. hand. Startled, he stretched out his |°Mce Hough attacked Momtt with! C. W. Ferris to Claire R Tracte. | mutton, wether, 9 per Ib; pork, Te BROWNSTOWN, W. Va. Aprit|hand and caught a rat. The animal |*” !fon poker, and Mofitt used a ro- | 900, lot 28. bik 13 in fauire part a4. | per tb; veal, large, $e per Ib; small, 17.~A remarkable discovery w: squealed and as if that were signal | Vover in self-defense. Hough was Cc. W. Perrta to Olive € Hunt, | 160, made by Harry Berry, a teamster, |for a combined attack, a horde of of a quarrelaome disposition and | $609, lot 12 blk 14 In Squire park add Provisions Gobbing)—Hamas, large, near the wharf landing today. The |enormous rats swept upon him, dit-| Ye" often in trouble. Moffitt has| C. W. Ferris to Everett A. Hart- | 10%c; hams, small, ile; breakfast Fecont Sced ad washed away a|ing dim in the arms and legs and | ‘tided here for some months and |ley, $400, © #0 feet of lots 1, 2 and 3} bacon, 11%; Ary salted sides, TKc. has always borne a good reputation. | bik 14 in Squire park add. Lard (obbtng)—Home-made, per Ib, portion of the bank at that point, sinking their sharp teeth into Mim the | Moffitt surrendered himeeclf to c; White Star, 8; Coin Special, and exposed to view a skeleton that, |scalp. Morgan screamed with ter- | ‘when dug out, was found to be of |ror and pain. His cries were heard | WPUty sheriff. | HER HEART FAILED. Sye; lard, compound, tlerces, 6c; enormous size. The skeleton wasj|in the police headquarters above, Rex, §%e. evidently that of an Indian. Aland several policemen rushed down GLORIES IN Fresh Fish Gobbing)—Halibut, 2 pipe and a tomahawk were found by stairs. They found Morgan half un- @1%; salmon, T@8c; steelhead sal- his side. The skeleton t# in a fair |conscious and with the rodents all And Mrs. thegibe Dropped | mon. %@ive: falmon trout, I2%0; state of preservation, and is 14 feet |over him, Nearly a dozen of them Nounders, 1@4; soles, 4c; rock cod, be; in length. were killed by the policemen. One Dead on the Street. trout, 124%@15e; shrimps, 10c; shad, of enormous size had sunk his teeth } 6@ie; emelt, 4@5e; Columbia river | T0 COMMAND Into Morgan's scalp so tightly that Mrs. Emma it. Lombard eae smelt, S00; herring, POSE; tom ot, | it had to be killed before it could be from heart disease, near the cor- | 4c; . Olympia. per sack, | taken off. Morgan will recover un- Crime Committed to Force a of Third avenue and Cherry clama, $1.50 pe’ THE ALABAMA leas blood poisoning sets in. Political Issue. | atre yesterday afternoon at 1 mek Se crabs, live, $1.10; ® ee eee iC " or om, _ | oreh k She was carried into the " WHITE PASS RAILROAD), Or ee ice Ae Tonee bay, [Colby house, where she soon breath- Vogotables. on the west coast of Newfoundiand, | ed her tast Potatoes’ Gobbing) — White River E. C. Hawkins, general manager of Burbanks, $237@40; Isiand Barly Rose Captain Brownson Chosen for ee Ge Pac ‘A yukon raitroaa, |Da® confessed that he set fire to the | Mrs. Lombard has been an tnvalid Bitbe ; n TO eee etna Skagway He | French lobster factory on St. John's |for nearly four years, and yestentay |f G40; Island White, $36@38; Yak- | reports matters running smoothly on island, intending to provoke © crisis! 4 tho fret time ahe has been out ima and Oregon, $40; native sil- PHILADELPHIA, — April the road, and sald that the workmen |" ‘he shore treaty question. He| i for four months A ant. Tunica Given aie neue | Captain ‘Willard Hi. Brownson has|are at Giannis segagek ti Walling has been arrested on a charge of ar- | her house for fo 94 gon an Yakima silver skin, fancy, | eee SY been selected by Secretary Long to|a stretch of road extending from the son. When under examination b Mr a Low var 1 hae resided tn $25420 per ton; beets, $1.26 per sack; eee cas cir Gattiniie ainciecaone to Lake Bennett, Begin: (fore Mesistrate Avery of Bonne bay, | ttle for Matern Yin She leaves | carrots $25@30c per sack; rutabagas, Cee ee eee trait ail Tanr et cite and aunstae sown ot | T712? declared that it was time the |two daughters, Jennie Lombard and per sack; turnips, 650 per | Cramps’. The vessel will, however, | Lake Bennett, and extending seven Frenchmen were cleared out of the |Mrs. W. J. Coikett, | Her husband, | sack; 2%c; parsnips, 9c@31) Snares be tate commienion (eed one-half’ mite south of Lag |COst_ He bossted in his deed and Ransom Lombard, died ten years|per cauliflower, Mc@$1 per Sects ere eee tae came cave ltnate the road io practically coer [Crates What 0 Newfoundland /aem— onen; green peas, 0 artichokes, | o been completed, but the carriages | pleted. adapt a Batali ag wenn Saliorale: apaverte 1@be nae ten are still in the Washington shops. seat elicnapcieeeitae o ‘ouble pected France ‘MARKET QUOTATIONS . ales bapa » on ; Ase gaping = porated ge as a result of the act of incendiar SOR DEED,. DEENA EEF VETO x _ Captain Brownson commanted the BACK FROM PHILIPPINES |;,,, $2.00 por case. pad listening to orators who require @uring the rebellion of 1893, when| Ww, M. Brewster, a brother of J SANDDGE | Monday Morning.—-Trade on West Praite. three or four hours to express their Admiral Benham, in command of| x4 Prewster, bailiff in Judge Ben- TRAIN ROBBERS eee ; Groen Fruit Gobbing) — Oranges, ideas ? the squadron, detailed the Detroit |gon’s court, has just returned from | was steady. Kegan are firm.) caing, $262.00; navels, 82.754: to bring to terms the insurgent ves- | the Philippine islands, where he went % ge (a wcarce and tomatoes have ons, $2.50@4 apples, fanc 2% esis. which were trying to prevent |on the transport Arizona as an en- ARE CA been cleaned up. Bananas are ad 1 box: cooking apr $1 ‘American veesels from discharging | gineer. He wit 4 the battle at | vanctng bananas, $2 per their cargoes. A singlé shot from| fofio, and said that it was PR 2 aia? | a4) wtute fe eteady ack figs, 20-Ib the Detroit ended the paper block- | ¢uijiy hot in the harbor that de : ee eae 0; cartoons, $1.25; Smyrna ade. During the war with Spain|¢nat the soldiers on the transport |One Confesses They Tried to) ,j..i 12000 poun: peli pated per Ib; new dates, 7\c;| an Tre Captain Brownson commanded the|gurrered considerably from the heat sh . jabous 34068 pomeee 25 teat) Tie ages Moh , then read a blanket P Yankee. reck a Train. ww. Acar deaden, “Waele neat tangarines, #1. newspaper for a quarter CHATTANOOGA, Tonn., April 17, | Saturday, did not supply the market aterial: of a day to get at facts | e aston 6 4) ties was discovered on the main line |ed very bad business. Loge—Superior quality, per M, No, é . pre anige of the A. O. U, W., Just ended | of the Chattanooga, Rome & South- | — 1 fir, $6@7; merchantable fir, $4.60@ sented by a journal the GEN GOMEZ: Tacoma, the classified plan was)ern, but t ruction was rem | o following prices are being of- | 5.75; 1 cedar, $6@7; common, per f Th t . Jadopted whereby members will beled by nection t Soon « to the producer by the local | M, spruce logs, $6.50; cedar SIZE O} he Star? Bod | ane owed nonor dis to their ae ae had departed a nd lot of thes lers for delivery in round lots on| shingle bo! $2.25@2.60. |new plan will hav he dency Olwere placed on the track, and the | the dock or In the car at Sontth Fir Lumber—Rough, $8; thick fin- To Visit the United States and es plan a ha sees maar northbound passenger struck th Grain — Oats, vod barley; $24; | 1eh, surfaced, one or two sides, 8, 10 nereasing the membership and re-ltimber, derailing and partially| Wheat, chicken feed, $19; bran, | and 12 inches wide, $15@20, lengths i Study Pian of Government. es rage age, T nee coe wrecking the locomotive and one | $16; shorts, $ P 12 to 16 feet; special lengths, 50c per i tee all members contributed | coach Hay — Puget sound, $7 per ton;|M extra; one-inch finish, $13@18; all got p abe chap arty | “yt year thegl a <r Detective Phipps, of Chattanooga, | astern Washington timothy, nl vertical grain, $4 per M_ extra. J pneoggpent gemllggieg Epa liat tacabees ose te on this account land his famous bioodhounds, were | @ falta, $8. __ | Flooring, dressed and matched, $17@ iors Mehtee Ma mee ath gpecial |inte the order, and kbep youn men | telegraphed for, and yesterday, after| Haas — Strict! fresh ranch, 1f@|21; stock boards, 8-inch, $09@18; 10- 1 Rae R hagas boeleny Roth aan Bebe der, and keep young men|a jively chase, apprehended George |1% : inch, $9.60@18; 12-Inch, $18@19. Fene in order that they may have a full ein . Geribe and Duffy Morgan, in a log| Butter — Fresh ranch, 10@1i0; | ing, No. ¢ or ¢-Inch Anish, $9; No Pemeeice te acitise ss Cube enbin, Scribe confexsed. He says | Creamery, 22@26¢ : }$0; V or channel rustic or drop sid- are see alias od dhe telted @tates LEGTURE AT y. M. C. A had arranged a plot to wreck wultry-—-Chickens, lve, 13@19%e; | ing, welght 2000 Ibs, $11@14. Fir tim. deco gg date at ge apt train on the trestle, throwing it [live turkeys, 12 ber joists and scantlings, rough, cating the people before they are gulch, after which they| live Stock—Cholce beef cattle, cowa | $8.60016; 8 18 1 E, $9.60@18; 8 4 5, OE Magi B ectlipedlired to rob the express car and | 4c: st 4%@5e; good hogs, live, |411@14. Hox boards, 12-inch and up, danger of intructing the control of aaa . Dummett at the rad areoned large, 801 penal 8 waivea. | cy hington Red Cedar Lumber irs to the adventurers who are "Whe 1 4 pes ae "Ie ; SS eee “8 pce i Passe te . aH Pir Association Tonight. Blacksmith and King. jive lar » det omall te. ey R agh $808: be i siding, wetght 700 a him his, views of the best methods| | James A. Deiinett kvbbeling seo. |, domee tine aad While holding court | sound selted steers, ever 66 paunda |§ and ry Sé-inch, ‘1900 iol eb Hy by which the present condition may | retary of the ¥. M. C. A., and wholin the roy ace, overlooking the | &c; medium n¢ sun sland 8, % 700 Ib a vaines 4 a om be gradually exchanged for inde-|has lately returned from the world's| Danube, Fr Tpeeph received alight ribet tages Hg? free pete wry Pisa terres HE ry You can get crisp facts ‘ Pethe Preside itl cies ERE? . |[ounteren bof the y ee c A held | Hungarian blacksmith, who desired | cows, sound, all wetghts, 7 |shingles, $1.25; standard shingles, every W eek day for. a and study our affairs and mothoda|the ¥. M. C. A. rooms on mil hia Raving invented am apriculty silts: ines than ‘ecliad! Any Meee tae aruatt tne aan ib Pa be The y of business and government. He is matters of the esscetation aciine:” by bali Hy sled chad “ cor series walk is nine te rleumaet sete ree we Star. Cost, si silver confident that he will see much to|lecture will be iustrated by stere-| During the audience the black Suntan dese, pat pane, Shor, | eee Oe #1 in advance of gree. two-bit piec interest him and set him thinking | opticon views. i smith drew from his pocket twolwinter deor, dry, M@i6c; papery] Drayage, 600, ° . ri agai Maid ane niet ERAS SoM ates 2a ot de a alan Sm ae er emer eE I Se Vor ce ST