The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1899, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAT, s ~ . —_ — bination is to restrict the factory | lawn, and itt | wheat, chicken feed, $19; bran, | Rough, #@9; bevel siding, welmht 70 Vy ot ¢ ae 1, THE FIGHT IS reer STRUNK BACK Si ee ero aah tae laieteonin aie thar fiteibodr echiae: vntanis Hoa hi aeific Coast Steamship Company One of the oMfclals of the Glass | 1 ph 1 and led, | Hay Puget sound, per ton; and %-inch, 1900 Ibe; Nos. 1, 2% workers’ union said that the “whole \ plowman invades (he | Bastern Washington timothy, 911.60 | and 3, %-inch 700 Iba, $124p27; waine ise od anxious for the plan to go through, turn over the sod, the pa *-Atrietly frewh ranch, 1640. | shingles, $1.25; wtandard shingles, | | The « f eles a a for, in his opinion, {t would tmmedt- | 1 doubtiews stare at him in mur Vutter — Fresh ranch, 20@tie; | $1.10; 1-inch finish, 12, 14 and 26 feet, | | kan nahipas wtely settle the differences here, Me | jpr ul when the corn and potate | , ep | 826094; thick finirh, $28@36; cedar | | Queen, Walla “ Judges to Come Out of Hiding | contends (nar the Crust would not 5 Two ehce Oliime But Has | pianis poop through the ground thelr Chicks 8, live 140, ~ bares, 1, 6, 9 and 10 feat, $24q29; | Il and matitia : re to have etrife with the men, wonder will grow to by lderment Choice beef ca je, cOWe . + t 1 ” i and Call a Popular Vote. (any wount immediately recogniae| Not Taken Out Much Gold, Henators and the membern of the +4080; ood hoye, live, pmilacaries, $1 in advance of green. | pot stownsend ard Victoria, May 4, the org ny house will also be treated to ur hogs, dressed, 6c; calves, ae 9, 14, 19, 44 June i “ OBCROLA, Mo, May 16.~—8t. Clair |[*Y? Sreantzation WONTEVILLN, Mo, May 10—| re ete nropused to give. the large, Go; wmall, duly every fifth day there. county judges may soon be able tof Genviet Eats Matches. Mr, Anton Btrunk of this place has] PTI" for It te pried oe eum “Hd ab Alb Myst a Comedy Out Et the Brush withoutsatid + | returned from Alaska, where he haw|;" Raat, Aaa Choe cacantl te Hides, Peits and pinata m the brush withouttalle/’ cia avian, Ind. May 16—Wil-|been prospecting for mold. Ho in See ee te eteiinca, ireus ain, | Creed salted abenre OF S.-¥,-T,; Co; San ‘Francisco ng into the hands of United States! i. Adams, the murdk of Wil- | company with Joseph Behnelder and | rey i untion call upon then thes |Ae; medium sound, per pound, Tie: oe for Beattie 10.4, m,, via Victoria and Fan atale and being dragged off to |jiam Eaves, who was recently sen: | ph Reldman Te thi D168 Over eee ee eeeiee en nie einige the |Haht sound, under 14 pounds, 10; | " Port Townsend, May 1, 6, 11, 16, 21, ansax CHY to pans the remainder |icneed to the penitentiary for life,|& year ago for the gold fetds about | hy Ue No Le MEO cows, sound, all weights, Te; stage, nor About June 10th n, June 5, 10, 1%, 20, Ja baled oMecial life in Jalil, The feht attempted suivide by eating the /40 miles apart in the Copper river) oi) a ta ‘eatin. Gaeta fas bulla and oxen, 4@60; salted kipa, | 6, and every fifth day th F between the citizens of St. Clair! peads of 216 matches, Me did not | district rteborinng ty. . v Te; calves, per pound, fo; green hides, | ASKA county and the holdere of raiiroad|roveal the fact unt! morning, When| ‘He {a not in @ ho [etrell throngh | the White | House |i9 tess than aalted; dry hides, per sar Se At bonds issued by the county twenty-|_ physician was summoned and re-|Was afflicted during the 5 wigs |fcoeee . Paine pound, 120; dry culls, one-third le ‘eoe ONS MA: June 14, 295 bine years ago was brought within | ieved him by the ure of emetics ter with scurvy, He saya they were |7°M ie eet ct ee oie oes nl Cs Topeite, 0 June 9. the range of a compromise today ppt ipa othe wel tr ej unable to secure sod haat wi winter deer,’ dry, te: papery | ity ‘opeka, May 15, Ju ; Tae Gabidahasaccveutie hela th patie ner eect or Atecata leek Oe raraggin Oe yp tegen c See « Sharada Jacobs Prepare deer, 9120; Gry elke, 9@10e; green | et eee ea Oriaaim, May 10, 26, June 19; ALK the opera house in Osceota lust night | top, Hoth were intoxieated and| with them, and much of the time THOR, Pa..May 16.— Tre at | fe bags 2 cero Tepe le r , y 5. hes Sune 4, and every n 1S representatives of the taxpayers " . ed on canned goods and var- |developmenta tndleate that William “4 ay ~ Cay Tnareet 4 ‘ 210 representa tv ne ot. the taxpayers quarreled. Adams had been tn the lived only on cannod goods and var- | a pr Hleate ¢ v in | week’ Ges Wakern Weanienten St Michael tf cceany vasieiin tae Cake oe whehip de yay penitentiary before on similar af-| lous forma of animal life M. Jacobe, who figures eo conspiceu 4, 10¢. aw . ‘ of $8 to M to permit thelr Wnty | faire Gid not suffer from the cold, |oualy in the counterfeiting disclos ie: ya Rey timber burned, chane hout ‘ pre v4 ang not 4 Judges ta submit the question : — only Went about | ures, anticipated some months ago |'°™ *#@%Ke >, vamers, mailing ¢ and hours « compromise of the debt to a vote MARRIAGE LI LICENSES. » Ho says that |the trouble that has overtaken him Jobbing Quotations. | And all Yukon River Points watsios furthee Spformation ebtais 4 the people. This proposition ¢ the cold not more severe than /and, in a measure, mad eparat Se JORDANS quotations today were - io ‘ 4 urthee intorny the electarate decided upan by the r of ¢ winters here Last |for it, In October, 1898, he sold his | &® follows | Close connection with the company’s 0 nest ed . Sialelss 4s Sak drhie tien wale | OON r win t > nection with the company’s own os SRIDC convention gived the judges and the}; doy ae follows: James T, Maroh, | #ummer Was very Warm and % |protty cottage home In thie city, the |, SUsar Jobbing)—Colden C, tn bbis, | iver Hints ms J. ¥ TROWNI be people small discretion. It provides eee Ant dept both of times the mosquitoes were almost | consideration named in lood be» | HC: extra C, in bbls, Me; powdered, | yor Freight ana Passenger space apply ly pat ngbrensgb sqy-)f-* that the question Voted upon st eee ny Pi perocing 4a lll yg piaiiedad ing 00k The Gaal © laced on | O%e: Ary granulated, bo; cube, be; Ip town ticket offic 4 First be thi Seattle; John B. Lucas, 3, and Lucy | unendy ‘ sharin ¥ \ beet, 6%; spot cash prices. My brs ; Goodall, Perkins & Co. Gea, ed L Lancing, 2%, both of Ballard He left his claim on April 1 but | record a few days ago, On April 26 * ~ wet le “Shall the raitroad bond debt be rk. Maines: was delayed almost two weeks walt-|he assigned a judgment for 8 Viour, ete. Gobbing)—Patent Ex- Agents, Ban Francisco, ©} mised 221,08 weet A. @atrum, 90, and Elisabeth was delay » : Z A cellent, $5.26; Novelty A, $3.00; Star ~ — ompromised for §221,00¢ Curiscn 14, beth ot Poors Wash,;|Ing for a boat to carry him to 8e-/and on the same day the Judgment | husorgs’ pg pouty an Seens Bite 90-92 West Col St. " The amount owed by the people of | yuther Gilmore, 2%, of Snoqualmie, |attle. He te located about 70 miles! was ratisfied in the prothonotary’s | 419: corn meal, yellow, $1.50 per 100 | Weshin on & Alaska {he county on judgments rendered] ang Alice stovall of South from Verlies, and all transportation | oMce, ina ic abl anton: aaee cated wate, | } 1.000, The delegates, hawever, con. | Weentield, Mo wee of dogs: "He aed bis companions 7 $1.85 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; buck: STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Siaeh tune te weak ba batter Licenses to wed wore Issued thia|wse of dogs, | He and his companiine AN HONOR T0 DIE RICH Wheat flour, pure, $3.00 per 90 Ibe in | —— ted a! oy « soteine t . noe age q thin they have « rich claim, au o-1b sacks; cf t, $2.25 ee everybody and gives tho judies an | Morning to Oawald Good, axe 26, and | TAIRA TOY Oey tn kit about | 00" ibe tn t0-tb sacks, farina, €2 va AM Alaska Lightuing Express Steamshp spusetaaity to sleep In houses ne naan E. Kent, age 22, of Ta-/$% worth of gold, one of these mux-| - per 100 the in 10-Ib gai . 1 eres t the debts were r ma. and Lillie Mae Clark, age 16,|€et# Was & large one, being worth | Qyggeg) Sage Differs With An- per 100 tbe tn 6-1» wack és eretore they vote 1 2@ OOMPFOM- oO Eaitie:; Joneph B. Gracder, age|*i-¢?. ‘They located on Amert- | . ¢ meal, $3.00 per 100 Ibs In 10-Ib sacks; N ’ tee by Saying SH1.000 oF about 81, and Marle 5 age can soll, and he ways It Is very dim} rew Carn €raham four, $1.75 per 100 tbs tn 10-1b sixth of the amount claimed by the [oth « . cult to get @ claim in British pos | sacks; whole wheat flour, $1.85 per i bondholders leesaions, but thinks American soll} NEW Y« May 16.—Ttursell 160 Ibs in 104b sacks; rye meal, $2.10 oe AND...... Sake om Yous Gad When the honds were issued In tne} }im just as good. Sage has expressed his antagoninm | per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; rye four, _ yoat 1870 there was some 4p Mr, Strunk expects to remain here | to Andrew Carnpgie’s statement th per 100 Ibs In 10-1b sacks; split ST. M ICHAEL FRIDAY, MAY (9th, AT 10 P. M, to them, Judges who isened th ” THE STAGIN several weeks, regaining hie lost|! a man who dies enormously rich peas, 100-\b sacks, $2.60; split peas, ’ u ad . na afterwards took to the brush, not to| letrongth and will then return to the dixgraced, Mr, Sage, who ts reput-| $3 per 100 Ibe in 25-1b boxes; pearl About May 20th ron get away ‘from the United State ” | mi with a ge supply ed to be worth something lke #100. barley, $425 per 100 Ibe in sacks; = marshals, but from the people, Four | OF “BEN HUR visions for himself and comp 000, and who is more than Wheat flakes, 75-1 boxes, $2.19:| Yor freight and SKA W. years later a tax levy was made) He ts very hopeful of the r re of age, deciares, on the con- | Wheat Mak 50 per cane of 36 2-1b) st White star to pay the-interest on the bonds. It} attic lexpects to return home again next| trary, that it t# an honor to a man | kes; fm ny Folled oats, $2.85 per w levied again (n 1875, 1876 and lwinter @ rich man. }to die rich. —_ = an bg poy yellow, : 5 ISTTT, ‘The night after the county) A Cast of Five haiena - — ——— Mr. fage says! “I do not continue B Be eka; corn an ~~ court made the levy in 177 citizens Grip Destroyed His Mind | business to make more money peel | Eee Rar per bbl tn 60-1b ~ Seattle, Edmunds and | Everett. STEAMER feimed the court records and de-| ple Required to Present It. 11 have many interests and 1 devote | @¢##: buckwheat flour, pure, $7.90 @troyed the pages on which the ord. | S&T, LOUIS, May 1¢—The mind of) an my time to managing them and| Per Dbl in 60-ib sacks; cracked STEAMER er for the ley was written and later| CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, May|nernard Schaller, 9 years, WhO !8) rotecting them. In keeping to wheat, 4 per bet pasta gy tee! burned the book in the public square. | 1¢—William Young, of New York, | now in the city hospital, is eald tol corner that property 1 protect the See cakes a og Pps ip | The county. court consists of ®) who has been engaged to dramatize|have been paralyzed by the KP. | Bunt elfare and set an exam ob % = rages per | | Dench of three Judges, but court The most simple question is beyond | tor lg young men of t Mr “Ib eacks; whole wheat flour, $3 per! | Rin wierGeek uae Get woold| ‘Hen Hur,’ ts spending a few days hia comprehension, and he can re-lesrnegic te tot Bi Tor | VDE ta ye sacks; rye meal, $3.75 per Gites, at Victoria, Vancouver, hye make the levy since 1877, and no per-| 1th Gen. Lew Wallace and they | rember nothing of the past. giving away to Worthy causes mil. | Cel % Selb ancks; rye Sour, 96 por Three Round Trine Daly—Except Sunday Sunday, May ay Lig ma gon has ever had the hardihood to} have | When he fone of dotiars, He takes er Did on property offered for sale for| work. Gen. Wallace speaks enthu-jested by the sound of voloes and et in euch matters and taxes. | stantic ally on the subject, and is con- | pratties ti like a a baby trying to talk.) creat deal of xood, I do not FB hy = pood bev ,mrenee Dave | dent that the production will be | Ta SARIN criticise afr, Cusmngia, Ont i nm passing thelr te m | one of the o " ‘ think that a man w haa either 1p Jail or in eaves and forest | oe ne rea eens succes SHERMAN WEL GI so nea. of the county in contempt of orders | “The work will be produced: In fa have the reapect of the commun of Judge Philip's court tn Western) ‘Missourl. Six successive Judges have deen tn jail. The present bench hiding out, holding court in the woods, armed and determined not to either obey the court or go to jail. A WHEAT SHORTAGE. According to the report of the sta- | | tisticilan of the agriculteral depart-/ ment at Washington, there will be &@ wheat shortage this year. ports show that the acreage in win- ter wheat on May 1 was 25,900,000 acres which {9 4,090,008 acres less than the estimate last fall, The average condition of the winter rye as compared with 9.6 on May 1, 2498, and 90.98 the mean average for! Wombining the essential elements of Spring sowing '8/ tne drama, the past ten years. late all over the country, As to the condition of cotton, the is a reduction in the acreage also. DUPED BY ELOPERS. ‘ather Met Them onthe Street But They Escaped Him. STAMFORD, Conn., May 16.—Fe the past two months or so “Doc Waterbury of Norwalk has drives to New Canaan every night, where he met Miss Edna Weed, betles of that village, Griving in the sufroanding country, much to the parents. A tew nights ago, when the couple were met on Main street by the girl's father, who ordered Miss Weed out of the wagon, Waterbury whipped up his horse and drove toward the Weed house with the father in pur- sult. He entered the house, only to find his daugtter had left through another door and rejoined Water bury. The paid drove to Port Ches here they were married. Miss Ww ed im with friends in Norwalk un- tii she receives her parents’ for- givenens. RAILROAD PERSONALS. E. H. Hawkins, general superin- tendent of the White Pass railway, left last night for Skagway on the steamer Humboidt A. B. Calder, traveting passenger |came il, agent of the Canadian Pacific Vancouver, is tn the city, er) at M. J. Roche, traveling passenger agent of tio Grande Western, has arrived in thee ity. oor# A. Smart, agent of the G arrived today. GLASS TRUST general baggage at Northern railway MAKES A STIR A Number of South Jersey | Plants to Be Closed. BRIDGETON, N. J., May 16. announcement of the The formation the National Glass company has for its purpose the combinat ot all bottle factories in York, Pennyivania and New has caused much inte and specu Jation among the people of thi« and especially the striking et workers. One of the representatly of a firm which helps to form the new company said t the intention ¢ buy ail the day that it one of the} whom he took | displeasure of her) The re-} le 8) ar in the Bast them under one man at The ik manufactur ho} have b ting non-union fac-| tories say they are anxiou tire} from the business and will sel mediately to the National ¢ company. It i# said that if the tru secures the local plants only two ¢ therm will bé operated and the oth ers will be cloned perma 1 4rust says that too much ing made, and #he Object of the agreed on the scheme of the annot talk he ts Inter- ¥ think dle New York tn November, {f present it plans carry, and about 0 persons bh.” Little Doubt That He will if anything, an b Parody | laney rolled oats, 180 ibe net bbls, | ea - itancy rolled oats, %-lb sacks, does a fancy rolled oats, per case, to | $2.76, do net) Coffees Uobbing)—Green — Mocha, thrown ava, per Ib, 24@240; ald ¥ nor wh Costa Tica, choice, per Ib, 18@ 18. | Roasted—Arbuckle’s, in 100-1b canes, per ewt., $11.75; @-1b cases, per ewt, | T1LSS; 26-1b canes, per ewt, $11.95; Java, @-1b tins, per Ib, 6c; sack, 90; | will be required for ite presenta-| tion, How long it will ran in New| Elected toSpeakership. | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | Aten Mocha. sso; remem, Si) uatemaia, eo; grou ee, en Tcoted there we will protuce |, eee teins kaso an Ay Witam P. i ae de id ab Youn Ses tm 100m, $11.75; Oba, $11.65; ee | - . . ' * Presiden € je we ler ted’ ie otte » a ; p Sloe enameond fw grrr ao |presentative James & Sherman a ego eer gee ~ Fa sanroer D2" putter, Cheese, Exes and peat * w York, as the administration 4 erted $a" ha : ful production in other. American cl-| Now arn, ae vee. dust prior to 81% z PB meng enres were w reed tes than those named. his departure for Hot Springs, Vs West Coast Improvement company ‘ ry. bean ry Ba oe Me pean: | “ . de lor Ho o e on creameries, 1- 7 x 5 ager gr rare ae es home he te sald to have told several call Martin pg Sond ¢ bik 01. |S orn, Town and Mista, 10%0e. mate drama. the spectacular per- (ct? in whom he had confidence, that corge Hi. Dilling to G. Ward] Cheese Gobbing) — N ‘Wash. - |therman was the best man In the| Aad ington, 12%@14c; Eastern, 1240 formance, and grand opera. ‘The | Sherman vid be eclected, Bena- | Kemp. m % lots 1 mad 2 bik 69, Nagle | ington LiRGIG: | sic wil be of ai merit and | ace. ane i oo : 1 add, $200. | ; a wnt os largely religious in cha: tor Hanna is also for Sherman, and| "D0 * er vison to Albert ‘Toser,| Eae® Uobbing)— Strictly fresh! A succesful composer ie now at |*% Platt has indorsed him, he will) ou soe 1s tp Or, 1 |ranch, 28. a Saige ol her a eno to! ~ See ot — work on this part of the produc- Cee ah pid at he], Receiver of Merchants’ Wational | Come. Seoer California, 12%0 on. x le claimed that Beastors Platt and|P*r™ to M. E. Deerham, tot 19 bIKI TD ry — Dressed chickens, 16% General Wallace betieves that Land fom managers of the Sherman |* Oliman park, $1000. ede Ghtekane, 180 5 H . “= Henry . Kelwey et ux to Bylvia penn, See apectacle and opera «| 000m. have arranged # deal where | 9 in with, 2 ip ew Kew 4! Nuts. lby the delegation from Pennylvania Be . Af highty gratifying work will result) 0 oO iid for @herman on cond e 33 ty 65, mab to taxes, $120. | Welnuts, per Ib, sacks, 12@140; and that the production will do jus- |W"! vote wal ¥ " Receiver urity Savings bank stern black walnuts, 10c; pecans, tice to his novel, preserving its aptr-| tion that MoDowell, of Per Sarah Fitapatrick, 6 acres in sex 12@ Lae; filberts, Me; almonda, fancy, it and bringing out with historic | Yanla. Is re-elected clerk and Quay |, um jeoft shell, 18@20c; almonds, No. 2. correctness ite great climaxes. }%.eented ap Gonaien 1 ent company to Ada|16@1%c; peanuts, 6@Te: pine, Ih0;/ For many years Lawrence Bar-| eee Lar lot 2 bik ‘Terry's | hickory, 1%; cocoanuts, per dozen, rett insisted on dramatizing * ACCUSED OF BRIBERY ~ " Te; popeorn, 40 per Ib. | novel, but Gen. Wall persist. | Ada Lanaridee (4 Cilse Investment Hay, Grain and Food, | ently retused, feeling that without | mpany. m i lot 2 bik S Terry's) tay Gobbing) ~ Puget Sound, per music and spec ar settings ihe fourth ad ton, $1@9; Kantern Washington tim- effort would be a failure. ic. PL ase Charged With sa { Philadelphia Mortgage & lot faifa, There will be six acts and Mr. t pany part 7 to 16 DIK) Gate Gobbing)—Per ton, oma, | Influencing Legislation. the Young tI! incorporate therein lands, $19.68 e t climaxes of the novel, | coke to on ¥. rhol 22.50: | Gectotinn the cruciizion. The char.| UOUTSVILLE, Ky, May 18.—As oped fe | Corm— Wm a SELB: erected, 822; [cose of Chetet wih net. ab ‘on |& Fesult of the fight over the city ad-| 1 ame add., $2000 1 Feed-Wheet. oth cutee eoeal the stage and all attempt at sensa-|¥ertising, for which two of the local naton to Martin Heyden, | gag; middlings, @23: bran, $17 |tionaliem at the expense of religion | Dewspapers are struggling. charges | n's add, to Kirkiand, | shorts, $18; chopped feed, $20@22; will be carefully avotded. Rave been made openty against em $500. Jairy chopped feed, $16; seed oats, In one act the healing of the ep- | mayor, Charies P. Weaver, and oth-| 7 7 qrumes ot ux to Washington | §30@32 ers will be shown, but even here prs gem: berg care Af ae | National Te Loan and Invest Moat Prices. | ote oc the audience [fect that they have bribed certain ce ree Gh ae be | Guriet is mot viethle te the And {councitmen and aldermen in order - “4 , h| Fresh Meat Gobbing)—Cow beet, ‘The sea fight, the chariot race and a a 10 bik @6, Rainier bi ns, ib; steor beef, 84yo ib lene scene in the garden of Daphne|to secure their votes for the Louis Labetenee Sia Th | fc per Ib; # 4 per ib; ville Times, the afternoon edition « mutton, wether, 9 per Ib; pork, Tie will all be presented with historical | Minnic r to Ivan I. Hy ibs veal, large, 80 per ib; small, correctness and great detail as to| the Courier-Journal, 5 sound mone oath << we eee € ty 9 ood i , ‘i appointments and completeness, {Democratic sheet. Charges will be ry (obbing)—Hams, 1 . aroma | preterred againat the mayor in the |" S00: ee ine pro-| gr revisions (Jobbing)—Hams, large, of aldermen on next Thureday | eS ame, same 5 loye: ham, small, tie; breakfast |perty, $300 bacon, lle; ary salted side REMEDY OF A HEALER ment and impeachme it dema ae 1 | Ivan te Hyland to Carrte D lien Byer y *, THO. Sth “scetetehiis teat the teen jtle, aw \ nw \ aw \ Lard Gobbing)—Home-made, per ib, is anc bed sei this city this fall, a quit clatm, T%o; White Star, Se; Coln Special, cons WH Carry SS So; lard, compound, Werces, 6%c: organizations within ranks, there are two the Democratic the other. Said She Could Cure a Child With the Hair of a Dog. NEW YORK, May 16.—Another at- tempt at faith healing discov. red in this city accidentally by a) 5) physician. An eighteen-montha'-old each fighting Hot-Air Furnacemen. PITTHUUHG, Pe, May 16.—The air furnace manufacturers of | the country have nized a central ore ONE OF “THE “400” Wanted to Talk to Mrs. Van- dorbilt and Mrs. Morton. | Barley—Rolled, $27. Fresh Fish Gobbing)—ilalibut, 1% mon, 8@%c; salmon trout, 12140; flounders, soles, 40; rock cod, bc trout, 124@1Se; shrimps, 100; shad, smelt, 4@Se; Columbia river amelt, 4@5; herring, 3@4c; tom oysters, Olympla, $3.60 per | $1.80 per gallon; clams, $1.60| | child of Mra. Johanna Weintruabe be- | aasociation for the purpose of main SYRACUSE, N.Y. May 16.--A | per sack; Dungeness crabs, live, $1.10; ‘ ‘ Th ufactur man about Id, who said his | cooked, $1.20 and the mother employed |taining prices. Th Bag snyyro u ‘ Vogoto ” complain that they have been © ame metered. the i three women “healers” one after an-| complain that they nove bap pm : y this|,. Potatoes Gobbing) — White River othet, The third woman declared | PONe oe oy be carried on at @ lors x mbes “s rhanks, $35438; Istand Barly Rose | that t 14 was suffering from 4/454 that some sort of an agreement aoe ae a $20G%5; Island White, $35@38; Yak fright, caused by a dog. She said|ig necessary to keep them going at |” , tale with vig wUs | ine, and sarge er ee ot me “i she could cure it with some of the a very small margin of profit V ferbilt, Jr a 1 with M i wil l¥ per ae native silver skin Jog’s hair. A physician who lives! A committee has been appointed Morton and faughters, When | onions, aad beef Oregon r Mrs. Weintrube, has a tar, to revine the scale of prices, and an | told they 1 not b v and =¥Y akione oye skin, ff |biack dog, and the healer Jared |; el contract has been signed |ed with in this mantter, he said im- | $90 per Be as » S ¢ Der, wack: that this was the acimal. When Mr#.\ to rew the scale that the com- | Pat ® Pa c ath “4 3 ae 2 hen tou . be eintruby ed for nome of the mittee prepares y are w hown in New a apt bah gue es “ Direc ait con bacpaelan lscovered |e merece maeeneeene ’ Bo ee ee iis Weil RACAreke SOTIo B the sttuat A week's med ‘a! ire. Tam on terms of familtarity | tb varb, Ke per Ib; tomatoes, situa . n r can f *, 0 treatment restored the child to its McKINL Y A th all of New York's 400, and fre- | $2.25 pe “kre & s former health, Steps will be taken all them. up on the tele- |doa.; wax beans, We per Ib; string » punish the three women, all of | hav ked with ther Se per 1. Bclentiate dec that they are b k con Fruit Gobbing) — Oranges, | pega ss Coroner Banning. of Sais a youns man in charge of |seedling, $202.00; navels, $2. org: wie aoicad & tavantene | lithe totes called in detectives lemana, $2.60@3,60; apples, fancy, $.175| she but declares he will con- (Corn and niksizis on the nd they ked Smith up at head-|@2.60 per bi fe cookin, 1 pay t the defendanta, if possible, ar nith recently came to| per aAnanas, i er | viet the defendas aterw White House Grounds. Syracuse from the Weal, where he | bunch; California black figs, 20-1» worked as a whoy boxes, 50; cartoons, $1.26; & sp ty (They Are Gambling Debts HINGTON, D. C., May 16. = figs, 260 per 1D; new dates, ‘| DES MOUNDS, Iowa, May 16.—The ner visitors next year will Headache Powders. aweet apple cider, 900 per gal mea | lsupreme court of Towa today decid-| witneas the ni aight of corn and e : a $ po; strawberries, a | ta that a note or account far Maneys| vt neng eswteg in the erounde|, PITTSBURG, Pa, May 16—The crate; California cherries, $1.50 a box. | ving board of trade deals|! Rikiek al jury | 4 ‘ Lumber end Building Ma | t lected by law in this | immedia oe the ep SD p andar na As WNULCK) y oge—Superior quality, per 0. FE. W. Gifford gave a note|tive ma The T tor c a : : ‘O8) 1 fr, $6@7; merchantable fir, $4.60@ » J. T. James & Co. to|not leave his official home to seek va bh n 5; No. 1 cedar, $6@7; common, per is advanced by thelthe beauties of the country, am it Is © pass a law t , (he kale) st, $2,60@6; spruce logs, $6.00; cedar sold to the P to hos treat to bln 1° ada Bi: Mi. ag shingle bolts, $2.25@2.60. 1 which 1, Th The White House plot is not to be |OTUE™ F ; : tole r Lumber-Rough, $8; thick fn- t transaction was thts be tusk watden te le” headant in this Clty | igh, surfaced, one or es, 8, 10] yurely ing. It says win: the aabteer vote, arte it an n . % and 12 Inches wide, $1 lengths Any purchase of property not tne ee, of uav, Pingroo's schem 12 to 16 feet; apecial lengths, S0c per tended to be netuall efed OF Non) cottessmebiie ercunte. far 4h MARKET QUOTATIONS | M extra; one-inch finish, $19@18; all hich th tleme to be mad istenance of the President vertical grain, $4 per M extra by pa the t Senerta who Gave Made the Hubli ; ; ‘loo d and matched, $17@ valu f Sak etude tae tated ie: & Tuesday ne reet Is! 1; stock boards, 8-inch, $9@18; 10- and t ment, in| eran phi nfs yh Rlephigh Rak AP rnae Nt Prade is weak and the | tneh, $9.00@18; 12-inch, $18@19. ‘x, @ neurred | 1° © TA tray be cultivated, Now {markets are steady. Quotations re-| ing, No. 4 or @-inch finish, $9; (die eeene “2 rae hg has “4 ninety nain the sam $9; V or channel rustic or drop sid- otf ihe lkeie braditioa’ 4 - Weight 2000 Ibs, $11@14, Fir tim- | “Tho Mame Clipper Signifies: re r a4 to Bs hh n id mn, T | » following prices are being of Joists and seantlings, rough, properties of which !t has been a to the producer by th® local | $s.soqri6; 8 181 KE, $9.60@18; 8 4 8, easy rur Powidos, It Ja | pr an only be restored by plant. | dealers for delivery In round lots on | $11@1s. Box boards, 12-inch and up, and durat Look it over at |ing corn or potatoes. th or in the car at Seattle $16. 2nd ave. I Spinning, agt.| Dandelions have taken almost en-| Grain — Oats, §26; barley, Washington Red Cedar Lumber — i nhl scotch thse te a aula <ul aussi id bilabial tiasiiliidilad sande une ksunbiicib telltale 2 Ns sari Aci ined lhl meni iklabiaai UNO at ka ii hail SL a et eta dn bea aL | Painting, Paperhanging, Kalsomining OilBarrels Passenger accommodations For information, rates, ete., copiy. o DODWELL & CO., Ltd., General Agents 116 Yesler Way TIME CARD | a ees m, im. ond 6p. m om, 290 p.m, and at Seattle with Steamer Flyer Everett The, round trip $1.25; Ba- de ihe, round trip 7h. Colman Dock, seattle, "Phone Main 470. mu Landing Telephone, teattle, Red 31 KH. SCOTT, Manager ” eaeNaR a aRgae eo “SEATTLE TRANSFER CO, Frelent, Passenger and Bazsare, STORAGE. em Man 6 OBce 623 Piet Aray PARLOR GROCERY "Phone Pike 18 1309 Second Avenes Wr. J. DEAN & CO. - All Water ‘ante to Alaska. ; | nt Sailing L c 3 0 9 0 ) 0 Connect! with © TS Own Ficet Ut River Steamers tor Dawson City nd All Intermed! AU Work Guaranteed, a ae PETER EGGE | Yukon River. EMPIRE LINE 607 First Ave. Or to an: Picture Prames Made to Order. Look- taaith Repairing of All Kinds Residence, 1a" éth ave. 406 Pike Stre 1,000 t of the Interne tion Company im tod States or Canada, In Good Condition Will Be | Sold | Cheap CAHN & COH Foot of Yesler Ave. Yesler Dock. PIGOT & FRENCH CO, 104 Washington St, LAURADA Frank M. White, Master, Sails for Skagway : Way Ports Saturday, May 27, at Noon very Twelve Days Thereafter, For Freight and Passonger Rates apply to Seattle Steamship Co. White Star Foot of Spring Street, ye Main 528. F. A. BELL, M OMoo, 612 First ave ‘hone Main 117, Daily Kvorete ®.m, Mt. Vernon p. New Whatcom Spokane-Hossiand 930 p. amy "it. Paul, Chicago and Bast. | JAPAN-AMERICAN LINE Carrying U. 8 Mall to all Oriental Pointe “Riojun Maru” WillSail For Japan, China and All Asiatic Ports About May !7, 1899 have the only | Linotype Job Printing Machine «=» In the Northwest Pamph SAVE lets, ote. at ia MONKY by giving & to figure. w emn eb opportunity ‘prices i BONNEY & STEWART Funeral Directors and Embalmers Parlors, Third Ave. and Columbia St Telephone Main Li Seattle, Wash WANTED For Newspaper Route It at The Star office, 1107 Third Avenue, after 3 p. m.