The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1899, Page 3

i THE BEATTLE STAR, ter te to mbine a the larae shod | Dobbs, v ’ i Jott 1 and ve turkeys, 1 not been worked out, nor have any | in Lot 1 calve 4 Cleveland Company WII! wil propatiy: he: Incorpen Physicians Have Ordered Ab- Sloane Accepts. ita ery Woot pa der the laws of New Jersey, with Erect a Large Plant. @ capital of $15,000,000 or $20,000,000. solute Rest. NEW YORK, May Jt oy aaa The company will secureoptions and a cn t ttorr for Me VLEVELAND, Ohio, May 1. = A yay be ng A pl . tand |,. WASHINGTON, D.C, May 11 sn hee # sin: lektew todd company for ¢he manufacture of| enon nei) stocks to the present pro- (Many things prove that the Proms |jty. Mioane, in which thet Window glass, in opposition to the |)! ton." dont is far from well. Lately he ha At he aocepty the eond window glass trust, haa been organ Mr. Taylor declared that the pro ven repeatedly denied to important | tached by bia former wife, now M ized under the name of the Pennayl- | 004 ination was not for the Salers, and he cancelled almost e¥> | Perry ne nater vanta Window Glass and | Durpose of raising prices of shoddy | TY pent made for the next him of the house at @ I nty im which H. B, van ( ormerly |gcoods, Ho said that with the ox iwe feoond str president of the Vai CHARS imation competition would t A delegation of nnayivanians | Mir. y nuested hie wife to company, and several other Cleve land men are interested aa stock holders, The company will construct a plant at Kane, Pa, which will be the gest window glass factory in th country outside of the trust The away With, expenses would be gr who called on him last week were ry thie sinaertie. ta, iin Mieati ly reduced andsthe ¢ » would be | td that by the advice of bit phyal-|and the only condition she made wa able to put shoddy na he would not be present at the (hat Mr a lower price than unveiling of the Hartfrant staute at gone! debts y Harrisburg May He told the nis wif Is GUILTY OF HERESY Sana abwolutely forbade hin (4° REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS howld pay the por ich she contracted a capacity of the plant will be two cept any invitations for several carloads of glass per day. Natural weeks. Hi ae as will be used tn all departments, He Sew dadlied wah toed the oe eal estate transfers tile ator thus cheapening production An IMinols Pastor Tried by! gent in suffering from a nervous 44 Wer as follows: Mr. Van Ctove will tmve exclusive | trout demands absolute rest aid anter to Laura control of the product and wi Church Synod. angus Piregga er potas er ESOTRAG, “tot 1 ie Maintain @ sales office In thie city HOLLAND, Mich M apend brief pe ; ALAND, Mich, May U.—The pen et ‘The general oMces will be located | roy. J, Huenneman of Ramsey, ll, |4t Hot Springs, Va view of th ut the plant. Hiram Palmer, an ex of Conditions in the Philippines « tensive lumber oper w of MeKean »- moa, the Pree want to county, Pa. is president of the com but the urging of the Myer Gottstein And wife to D. M Hoffman, #1, w 4 tp MrT oof WM wan yesterday tried on the charg heresy by special synod of th formed church, representative NM wo % Hee 19 ntaining 20 leave hi pany. os Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Dak physictans by ereame hi e Jee . ne fans , pao . Ay ~~ . ami? Iilineia being im session at th: It is extred that the president have hilles: t rth ‘ 4 Sought Relief in Death. py jeformod church. ‘The Rev. |& complete relaxation saantal (Sehillontadt, $1. gertion et lot ¢ ary HELENA, Mont. Mxy 1.—Roy|Huenneman is a member of the| Worry and to that end every precau- |! tp nr te at Wom. | want Prairie class of Llinots,|tion will be thrown around his visit tending physician had pronounced to| which preferred the charges, Prof. | to Virginia. be appendiciti, but from which he/J. T. Hergen, of Hope college, was| During the President's absence was in a fair way to recover, killed |appofited counsel for the accused, nothing will be referred to him that 8° Rimseif by cutting his throat at St. |The trial developed the fact that the can posaibly be attended to here, | corded x Joseph's hospital rather than longer Rev, Huenneman was at variance|It im said that the thoessant work % Collalniny “ ei ; endure the pain he had suffered dur- | with the doctrines his church on|and worry of the past fow months! ” are Sx ~ @ and wits a Oe ing four or five years before, Pes-/four pomnts, via, human nature of;have led to the condition of the | Witt Spieseke she *% Pescoil, suffering from what the at- | P to W. R. Hadio ane \%n i, $255, @ % sec 87 t 4 16 % bec ota Mune . tate unre tpaMnard 4 pl coll was 2 years of age and an Aus-|Onrist, doctrines of justification, | Prehifmd frnfrtmhtw dimhtwdtmbt pve ay sop * ba og . sec trian by birth. |sanctification, ant —_regeneratic | Preveee nt res tte on er an all day's trial, the charm CHOSE THEIR QUEEN se cee ree cee oor “ALL ARE FOR BRYAN SSP" Sheriff's detd to os } $1000, lotw 1, 2, 3, mand 4b lyn add., also lotw Bl, 22, |Alger Gives Permission. ; English ‘Gaehins Do Mot) eiicaco. aay 11.-—As 0 reautt | Depew's ‘Golnten of Demo-)i)i i. tireoxtyn add lot bis trip of inspection of the san- ce ‘atic Politics. | Bien Keterty to Clarence D. Hill Recognize the Stanloys. itary canal, Secre of War Alger min, $1000, lote 2 and 4 bik 46, Wood CHICAGO, May 11.—Deep mutter- [has de the sanitary) NEW YORK, May 11.—Chauncey | South Shore division of mn Lake ings of discontent and jealousy are truet "e te mors the — FA the las Depew has returned from his . ad. ales twe story tre house st be! heard at the conclave of the |controtiing works at Lockpey an ordi ee ate on above omens that ls assembling on the |#0on as the canal shall be Snished, to Regarding the 5 David ownsend and wife to Adotph Jocal prairies to witness and « turn the waters of Lake Michigan in|°*! situation In the west he sald'/ 1, Hrand and wife, $1895, n % lot 5 brate the crowning of Mollie a | the Despie aines river. j"E met many Democratic leaders tn and » % lot 9 bik 8, Comstock add. weatern trip. ley, who will asuceeeed her mother, ithe Weet and South and I found H. Lewls, admini ", Queen Annie Stanley, who has ab- | THE ESCAPED they were all for Bryan. tn fact | y & Hadlock, #1, Centak So. Mew, Oo Nes. et |they are for Bryan first and a piat-|* if #6 4 ne M meh wee 2 ‘The coronation will take place @ date next monthly not yet oI ftely settled upon. The Stanieys and their adherents are what are known os Hungarian | paies, but the malcowtents, who} Sy enter Maat terecten, boldly ie | Kid Hogan Recognized by ‘3 clare that the Stanleys are not Rom. | anies at all, but are merely a roving | r de being D6 tract 4M bege next. hey want Bryan £0 bO4- | recomted plat af amid mv CONVICT SEEN » that they ate wittng to allow |r°s's ss omeainn e antes fap to make hin own platform. Sheriff's deed to Dora Twix, 1. an leave the 16 tot plank out er lot 21 bik 7, Gilman park put it in, Just as he pleases. lL. Hulbert and husband to ‘Of course Mr. MeKinley will be A. faekie, 21. beginning renominated, As to Roosevelt and int 100 feet north of ee cor lot Railway Conductor. [the view presidency? He doexn't winh i r 1 niap’e plat of land on Lake » and Ty ° it ¢ in such & good governor [hat | wasniy 3 184 . — hee? nat |, CLNCENNATE May I1.—The Cin- | ne will be renominated. But look cut i ‘ yes SS Took thems ‘The English gypsies declare that ictnnati pollce have been notified that |fur him in 1904! here will be a rewu- |. 157 they will not recognize Mollie Stan. | FU le IT feet, thenee n 100 feet, then Meitie | att, Hosen. whose arrest com the |iar Rousevelt deluge then 180 fect to Deanna ley ae Queen of the Gypsies. Nellie | covernment $150,000, and who recent- 7 janing. Jotnsen, a ew say, aay, ie thelr be faels Ginees A FATAL BALL CAM 2 pkic, $1 part 100 feet north of 5 Dunlop's plat of land on Boy Falls'on a Rock and Lace rates His Stomach. TON, N. J.. May 11.—The n- fe believed to be Hogan beyond &limots Electric Vehicle Transp lLake Washington; thence nm iM feet, thence w 330 feet, thence « m4 Various Garperetions to Unite | thence © 200 foot, pares en 100 | thence « 190 feet to pinning. With Vast Capital. | Kate A. Henke to David Utley, } 8200, pt 100 feet m of se cor Dunlop's plat of land on Lak BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 11.—F. | aoune, was in the amoker last night | tion company has been incorporated ot, the 2M feet, the Stubba the i2-year-ald son of T. J. rs feet. thence « 2 . Stubde, of East Lake, died thie | ccketa! from ¢ the |with @ capital stock of $25,600.06 t, thence f 100 feet, thene morning from injuries sustained in| 7% MV - to ate inne inten, (Rone of the shares being preferred to beginning a ball game yesterday afternoon. ae ae = pocnng he gry eat ‘The object of the pany Is to con-| Lemon H. Rogers and wife to other partic: os - business in I ponfiong 4 ‘ «1223 Jouns Staite bed ram after the ben [serviceable, for Hogan, who | was a are James ain Te 1h, Rogers Alder Grove aad. pew g inser daring enough to take exactly the |b Hays of Cambdten and Aur “1 et, ther w Ot ty escaped, nailed up in a dry goods | = from the Columbus prisun, was AU | MBINE tor seen by a BL & O. B W. condu |named Peters on bis train near the | town of Parkersburg, W. Va Peters ts the conductor who gave | information leading to the capture | of Morganfield, the train robber, in| Cincinnati, He says the man, whe) Tr f ~ rtt~ ington, thence m IM4 feet, thy jumbus trot the autome: iinots. The tr which had been ked into the | le colt tp St nr deof W. M. field and soneutaly Su pet it in bie }PPIete course from that which It! Treadwell and Arthur Phillipe of : » Henry Fuhrea, ck would have been expected, has prob- | New York. ‘ urns’ add fone closes ; ably gone through Washington and) py is a branch of the company | Subegtet. he stumbled and fell upon a short, | "**° hed Canada mfely. jowntne the American automobile pa ow of te ° 1 whose other branches al < on Jagged rock, the peint of which bit} tents an i ont him in the pit of the stomach, just| rs. Miller Goes I Free. Teady Rave New Joracy charters de- | w @ feet * 100 as the other boys piled upon the top| CHICAGO, May 11.—Mre. Nettie A. signed to sive them — in New | of of his prostrated figure, | Miller. who, a few days a: * ans ates of New York to May jand Pennsylvania. A half a ¢ af yp and siightly woueded Charles te- |S irancn compunien, nen pein of prosecution, Mrs, Miller hot Ste- | ae —_s ere tae organ New sults filed yesterday in the | bert because he had married Hattie ioe ser ve Ber = pean gona eupertor court were: Myrtle J. Lan. | Leondard, of whom Mra. Miller was aad a tes auretier J phone dis vs. Charles A. Landis, divorce; | unusually fond. | eotthe Chisis See Scauals avinale W. P. Conway, reetver of Moscow | ton . fected there will be a» National bank vs. F. M. Wade, judg- cor petiaelion < their tetarente with ment. DALLAS, Tex, May 11.- oot joint stock capitalization of $29 G. Wooten, of Dallas, Pamoeratte 000,009, AN ISOLATED TOWN. so" "S05 written to Governor Sayres, reque oe Ing him-to iyaue a call to the gove ee ors and attorney generais Hv r interest in lot 6 » Le Claire is Shunned on Ac- |! svicus tates furs monteronce for \s tteot WM hence n 100 wt, thene = 1% » beginning fey and wife to King w of se cor tot 5, Dun at, thence m 26 feet, thence nee @ IM fect, thence orget eying. Nehrbass and na C. Bchannemann k 44, Denny & Hoyt's add. Pratt, cuardian to the NEW SUITS FILED. husband the purpose of agreeing upon a con- | Ina 1. Pratt and Lida G. Pratt to count of Smalipox. torthd polley of legislation against | ©8@ Rate Has Boon! PWOFORGES | Ine T. Prete Se aeocey woes as ne |tfusts aml monopolies. Governor $1 Per Thousand. . CLINTON, Yows, May 11.—The | a .vres will issue « call within a few | A. M. Becktund, ar, and wife to A town of Le Claire ie now tsolat- ed from the outside world on ac-/ count of three cases of the smallpox which have developed there. Th health department of Clinton has NPWPORT R. 1, May 11.—The ae | punts. £ sessors of Newport have completed | Day's La M, lot 1 bik T of F. I ande add their work for the year and in order| EB. Chisholm to Charlo M. Rem |to meet the expenses of the city had | sey, 8%, undiv % Int lot land 2 and « quarantined the town, and all traina| L4censes to wed were issued yes-|to increase the tax #1 a thousand, | % of ne 4 sec 6 tp 23n Fr 8 © of W and boats have been notified not to |terday to Ernest ari Taylor. 27. and | making tt $11. By thie tnerense and |M Jand any passengers from Le Claire |May Bell Boyer, 20, both of Olympla, |revaiuation a gnin of $507.80 has vtte M Elizabeth G. Pratt to Cha within the oy Hmits. Davenport |and Chester C. Thornton. 41, and| teen made over last year. ut | Romsey, $225, lote land 2 and # % ne and other nearby places have t , | Anna L. Crane, 23, both of Everett valuation Is placed at wo.|4%meocGtp An rieot W.M duller dete, Tha “etka ¢ | = ad The heaviest taxpayer In Newport | Shertff's deed to Moore Investment Greaded disease are the two WILL FINISH HIS TERM Cornelius Vanderbilt, who is as- | compa $908.10, tot 9 bik Por dren of Mrs. Helle Mosaman | wensed for $982,000, on which he pays | tius’ second add. child of Frank Ney. As they have} not been out of town ft ie a my | $10,812. xt comes the estate of J.| |Carter Brown, taxed for 8892.00, | A | Gener Suicide. tery how the disease originated.| George B. Howard Captured ®! then Mrv. Alva I MART ILLE, Ind, May 1 Vegetables. This gives additional cause for al-| wf Otver H. P. Belmont. arm, ae it is not known how many at Arkansas City. 000. ‘This includes Mar! Jomoy r veteran and ©] Potatoes Gobbing) ~ White Rt others have been exposed. Clin- t Heloourt. Other New. Yorkers committed le yoster- | Burbanks, $17@40; Island Barly Ro ton seems to be rather uncomfort-| ARKANSAS, May 10. George | are taxed for over $225,000 are r by climbing a 1/$38@40; Island White, $35@38; Yak- ebly situated as regards smalipox|B. Howard, alias J. W. Clawson, |K. Twonmbley, James K. Van ish and throwing himecif in such a|!ma and Oregon, $40, new potatoes, just now. There ts a well-deve | was arrested hi this morning.|Perry Belmont, G that hin neck was caught|S¢ per bf Staal pie skin es acrone the ri ward te @ fugitive fro ustice | Wetmore, Mra. FH. the forked branches. He | ontons, 18 per = ton; regon of the Burting- aa ¥ see saa etn ap me Blbridge T. Gerry 1 witt foet a few inches abov silver skin, fancy, | ton road from Chicago to this city. 3 ow having | king, Fred W. V th nA bee per sack; from the Federal Asylum | King estate and John N, A : marlic, 90; Captain Grant Cheered. lfor the Insane, at Washington. | wold. A WOOLEN In 1891 Howard, who was a pen- | — - ee |sion attorney, in Chester, 11, vas A NEGRO GETS MANILA, May 11. —Two army | wa ntenced to five years in prison, ande river an far as Calumpit to |About a year after his conviction, DA A clearing out the insurgent it is charged, he feigned tm nity. p r. At Maca | He was removed to the Federal Asy- tev . A Proposed Combine of the | [ie er en Big rs Shoddy Manufacturer. aped, and until this morning he | Yerdict for $50,000 Against alfrom th CLEVELAND, May 11.—The lat } led the officers H rd came to this country in Band of Whitecaps. from th Proposed combination of capital | spresented himself to be a tr & woolen mill trust, to Include all the facture shoddy.|a number of real esta He was int LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 11.—A jury white men, in the fed leral | There about a dozen mills in the n Oklahoma, Since he hb court, have awarded 6 Unit States that manufacture |he has been engaged in the pract negro, a verdfet for $50,000 "| MARKET QUOTATIONS he and @ per cent. of the of medicine as an eye specialint a band of whitecaps. All ar shoddy is made in this city. The| wae taken to the Federal jail in citizens of Logan and | Cleveland mills that make shoddy | Wichita untios. The defendants| -phuraday r—The weather are the Cleveland Woolen mi ———— Moore, A, 1. Freeman, Joe. |i9 reap: hasan owned by Collings, Taylor & € Strike Mot Settled. John Flowers, John Phelps jon W vir The the Acme Woolen Milla Co,, and the | H. Coon, administrator of | mark with every ¥. Muhihauser Co. ‘The other shod-| PRINCETON, Ind, May 11.—A| he defendants will not | thing Conn ntiful and dy mills are in the east. . Th are |Consultation was held betw |pay the damages, but will take the | quoti large shoddy milis in Philadetphia |!7eal mine operators last ¢ Jinsolvent debtors’ oath and spend | ne eaves celdain: te and others in Connecticut, Vermont, | #04 President Van Horn of th ten days in fail, ao they may. A num-|ehanged Massachusetts and Rhode Island. |¢d Mine Workers of America. The | her of Seaton were ecrtolien trees |e #. Rawister, proprietor of the Riv- | Operators refused to sign the Chica-| ine ist by udge Evans Tho following prices are being ot erdale shoddy mills at Riverdale, Ct.,|¥° #74 {Pttabure scales, and pro-| 4 mob two years ago set about| fered to the producer by the focal was in the city a f © to | vosed no concessions > men are | anving troublesome en from | dealers for delivery in round lote on confer with the Joca) shoddy manu- | ll out and the outl A nettle n and Simpson counties to| the dock or in th ey came to Dining's| Grain Oat night. Dining fired on the | wh ng Jodie Conn. car at Seattle, $26; barley t t, chicken feed, $19; bran, Dining en-| $15; shorts, $16. saped and the mob burned his, house| Hay — Puget sound, $7 per ton Bestdes, It tn | and drove away his children 1| Eastern Washington timothy, $11.60 Look it over at | wife. Dining eurrendered in an ad-|@12; alfalfa, 68. facturer tm regard combination, ed with favor by the Cleveland con - “eet, PN cerns, and if a shoddy trust is form.| The Name Clipper Signifie ed they will, doubtless, become a| Lig part of the combine. Ch Tay-|atrong and durabl » forming i {ment lx not bright. The miners will |" x ; ‘en nessen stand firm cabin on | mob, kil as recely asy running, Jor, of Collings, Taylor & Co., speuk-| 1032 2nd aves .M. Spinning, agt,|joining county, Militia protected| Egge—Strictly fresh ranch, 160. H . “TAXES IN HEWPORT "2 "= a0) ed atoors, ov ) pounds per pound, 74 ht wound, und A pounds, 7 cows, sound, all welghts, Te; stage lin and oxen, 4 salted Kips, calves, per pound, Se; rreen hides, le less than salted: dry hides, per pound, ie: dry culls, one-third lens fummer deer, per pound, 22024 winter deer, dry, M@l6e; papery deer, 9120; dry «re otk, 4h op polite, 2 ej ahenr Hinge, 16@ Kan Washington wool, fo; Weatern Washington wool 12; dirty or timber burned, Me; tal- te Ge. Jobbing Quotetions. The Jobbing quotations today were an follows Sugar Yobbing)—Golden C, in bbls, extra C, in bbls, he; powdered, dry granulated, i%e; cube, b%e; Patent Bx- cellent, § veity A, $3.00; Btar (bakers’), lifornia meands, 4.10; corn meal, yellow, $1.60 p Ibe in 10-1b sacks; corn meal,” white, Der 100 Ibe in 10-1b sacks; buck yur, pure, $3.60 per 90 Ibs in 9-Ib nacks; cracked wheat, $2.25 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; farina, $2.86 per 100 Ibe in 10-1b sacks; farina, $2 per 100 the in 6-1b sacks; steol-cut oat meal, $3.00 por 100 Ibs In 10-1b sacks graham flour, $1.75 per 100 Ibs tn 10-1b sacks; whole wheat flour, $1.45 per 100 Ibe In 10-1 eacks; rye meal, $2.10 per 100 ibs in 10-1b sacks; rye flour, $2.26 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; split 100-1b sacks, $2.60; eplit pe yer 100 iba in 26-lb boxes; pearl barley, $4.25 per 100 Ibe In sacks Wheat finkes, 76-ib boxes, $2.10; wheat lakes, $2.50 per cane of 36 2 “ pkgs; fancy rolled oats, $2.85 bale, in 9- Ib aacks; corn meal, pation, -ib sacks; corn: # per bbl in 6-1b sacks; buckwheat flour, pure, 87.20 per bbl in G-tb sacks; cracked | wheat, 4 per bbi In 60-1b sacks steel | eut oat meal, $6.0 per A sna in © tb} f#acks; graham flour, ¢ bbt in £0-1b sacks; whole wheat: anes, #2 per! bbl in 60-1b sacks; rye meal, $2.75 per bb! in 1b sacks: rye Nour, $4 per! fancy rolled oifts, 189 Ibs faney rotied oats, %-Ib sack fancy rolled oats, per case, | Coftes (obbing)—Green — Moei.r, | per Ib, 29@31c; Java, per Ib, 2¢P28e; Costa Tica, cholee, per Ib, pom Roasted—Arbuckle’s, in 100-1b cases, per cwt., $11.75; 60-1 canes, per owt $11.85; 26-1b cases, per ewt, $11.95; | Java, 6-1 tins, per Ib, @5c; anck, 340; | Aden Mocha, 37%c; Caracola, 30; | temala, fle; ground coffee, 160 fe; Lion, 100m, $11.75; éba, $11.85; 360, 411.95, | Butter, Cheese, Eggs end Poultry | Butter — Ranch 10@1%e; fancy dairy, in squares, 15@iTc; Washing n creamerios, 1-Tbh prints, 18@200; stern, lowa and Elgin, 19@2c, Cheese Gobbing) — Native Wash- ington, 124@l4c; Eastern, 1240 g California, 140, Uobbing) — Strictly fresh . IT Ihe. | Comb honey — California, 1240 |180; strained, Poultry-—Dressed chickens, WO ibe; live chickens, 18e; live turkeys, 4@ | be; dremmed geese, 13Gite; dressed | turkeys, 16@i7e, Nuts. | Watnute, per 1b, aacks, 12@140; |fastern black walnuts, 100; pecans, 12@i2c; Miberts, Mc; almonda, fancy, jwoft shell, 18@200; almonds, No. 3 qi peanuts, 6@7c; pine, iSe; hickory, Ie; cocoanuta, per doten The; popeorn, 4c per ib. Hay, Grain and Hay (obbing) — Puget Sound, per | ton, ¥ stern Washington tim- othy, 19014; alfalfa, $10. Per ton, $28, | Barley | Corn—Whole, jfeed meal, per ton, $22. | Feed—Wheng, $21; olf cake meal, | | middiings, $21@32; bran, $17; / j shorta, $18; chopped feed, $20@22; | dairy chopped feed, $16; seed oats, | $0@32. cracked, $23; Meat Pric | Fresh Meat Gobbing)—Cow beet, fe per Ib; stecr beef, 8c per Ib; mutton, wether, 9c per Ib; pork, Tie per Ib; veal, large, 8 per Ib; small, |" Provisions Gobbing)—Hams, large, 10%; hams, # breakfast | bacon, 11%0; Ary saited sides, Te, Rex, *\e. Lard (jobbing)—Home-made, perlb, T%c; White Star, 8c; Coin Special, | 8c: lard, compound, terces, 6c. Fresh Fish Uobb.ng)—ilalibut, 14 mon, 8@90; Salm flounders, 204; trout, 12% @1be n trout, 12%; en, 40; rock cod, be; shrimps, 10c; shad, smelt, 4@be; Columbia river ; amelt, 46; herring, 3@4¢; tom stors, Olympia, $3.60 per sack, $1.80 per gallon; clams, $1.50 per sack; Dungeness crabs, live, $1.10; cooked, $1.20. California aspar @6o per 1b; Walla Walla asparagus, 8@10c per Ib; Phudarb, Se per Ib; tomatoes, $2 artichokes, 600 per dozen. Fruits. Green Fruit Gobbing) — Oranges, dling, 0; navels, $2.75@4; | mans, $2.50@3.00; apples, fancy, $.175 @2.60 per box; cooking apples, $1 | er Case; ne Iper box; nanas, $2.60 per | | banch black figs, 20-Ib boxes, $1.50; cartoons, $1.25; Smyrna | . Ib; new dates, 7%; der, 30¢ per gal; n i #2; strawberries, §$ California cherries, $1.60 @ box Lumber ond Building Mat ir M, No. | fir, $4.50@ | Loge—Supertor qualit 1 fir, $6@7; merchantat 67 » 1 cedar, $6 common, per M, 82.5005; apruc , $6.60; cedar shingle boits, $2 60. Fir Lun Rough, $8; thick fin |tsh, surfaced, one or two aides, 8, 10 and 12 Inches wide, $15@20, lengths 12 to 16 fect; special lengths, 600 per M extra; one-inch finish, $13@18; ali vertical grain, $4 per M extra Fiooring, dressed and matched, $17@ 21; stock boards, 8-inch, $9@18; 10- Inch, $9.5 ach, $18@19, Fene- | Ing. ch finish vo. 2, $9; V or channel rustic of dr ing, weleht ber jotste $8.50016; 8181 $11@14. Box boards, 1 $15. Washington Red Cedar Lumber — rough, 60018; 8 4 8, neh and up, OilBarrels| 3 toc dtugis sin, were son's. PaGhfic Coast Steamship Company or Si r isco ting, SOWA; rustic, shapes; *A* fir San Francise xhinglos, $1.26; standard shinglon, the company's ele- $1.10; Ieinch finish, 12, 14 and 16 feat gant steamships $2504; thick Bnlwh, BNE; cod Queen, Walla W rquares, 7, 6 9 and 10 feet, s@m and Umatilla i ' K I SKRAGWAY Heattle & 4a, im. Maren 19, 24, 11 In advance of green. | port 7 6, i May & fer Le San Francisco April 4, ROUTE Vor Seattle 10 a, m,, via Victoria and The Ocean-Going Steamship Vort Townsend, ™ 1, 12, 21). 2%, Apri i, . 21, May 1, aod every { ter FOR ALASKA The elegant ships Cottage ct City of Topeka and Al-Ki Seattle ¥ a.m. March 1, 6 M, 2 rd 1, April 6, 109, 20, 25, 20, May, & Pronk M. White, Master, Sails tor and every fifth day thereafter. For further information obtaio folder, The company reserves the right to change, without previous notice, teamers, sailing Gate, and hours of saillug Skagway: Way Ports May 12, at Noo y Twelve Days Thereafter 1. F, TROWPRIDC Puget £4. Bupt., Ocean Dk, Seattle, For Vroight and Passonger Kates u ptown ticket office, 618 First apply to Be Ge oodallt, ‘erkins & Co., Gen. Seattle Steamship 1M heexatbantantmart White or eck, Poot of Washington & Alaska Me STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Alaska Lightning Express Steams = City of Seattle Salts trom Vester Wharl FRIDAY, MAY (9th, AT 10 P.M. ‘oR ring Stroet 420). ma, pokane: Hos Paul, Chicag: JAPAN-AMERICAN LINE -Siiojun Mara" Wittsait SKAGWAY AND DYER For Japan, Chins end All Asiatic Ports i May 29th About May 17, 1899) “ | STEAMER BARK HUNTER FARALLON ng #1 Vietoria, Vancouver, Ketebican, | Wrenges Juneas, Hkagway a from Vosler Whar! Sunday, May 16 Passenger stolen AND. Yor intors apy DODWELL & CO., Ltd., ST. MICHAEL wok ghe< 3 About May 20th 136 Yester Wey For freight aud passage apply on board at White Siar Dock, of Kl. Comings, Agent, 09 tale Deposit Buliding 1,000 "Phone Main 470. Empire Line All Water Pa Alaska. { Tire Salling to St, Michael o2 or About ‘June 1o, 1Is99. Connecting with Com) ‘« Own emfieet ot River Steadeers foe Dawson City And All Intermediate Points ou the } In Good Condition Will Be Sold Cheap CAHN & COHN Foot of Yesler Ave. Yesler Dock. Yukon River. 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