The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1899, Page 4

TAP SAMEERA RM PEM IN EE AT I THE SEATTLE 4 | Michigan man hes patented « fee for killing insects on large and shrubs, @ canvases wall carried by poles to surround tree, with a stove inside to burn ich passes off in « . entering the encio- through a pipe to destroy the | : : bulk of the clothes tn ? ; z i { : a & a? new boiler attachment is formed of a series of loose links fas- together in @ chain, to be sus pended within fhe botier, one portion resting on the bottom and the other hanging balf way down “ee A Swedish invertor has patented an improvement in. vaiveg which wil! be of use in repacking a Wut-off, an @uxiliary seat being formed at the rear of the main seat, with a gate hinged to fit the seat, a screw en tering the side of the valve to hoid the gate normally out of opera - oe i No screws are needed to attach a new Canadian tce-creeper, two plates being shaped to fit the edges of the sole, h a screw connecting the pilates in front of the heel. to clamp them on the shoe, pins being insert- ted in the portion of the plates ex- tending under the sole, to enter the fee. An improved trunk hinge Is placed at the end, instead of at the rear of the 11d, being formed of « triangular piece of metal, with the front edge slotted to receive the head of a pin inserted in the trunk, while the up: per edge is fixed on the lid, and a pi- vot pin at the rear acts as the hinge. A Tin Can Trust Forming TOLEDO O.,, May 29.—-Bfforts are being made to induce the KE. P. Breckenride Can works of this city to go into a mammoth trust now be- ing formed. Quiet work has been going on for some time to organize the tin can works of which there are about forty plants in the United tates, into a combine, The fact that two factions exist among the manufacturers of tin cans, couple with the recent remarkable Muctua tions tn tin plate, which has recently gone up about 40 per cent, has greatly retarded the project. |The new concern will be known as the American Tin Can Manufacturing company, and will be incorpora with a capital stock of $10,000,000. The articles of incorporation will be taken out under the lawa of the stat of New Jersey. Toledo, Bt. Louis and Fastern concerns, it is assert- ed, will cut a very large figure in the organization of the trust Disbarment Procec dings PENDLETON, Or, May 29.—Dis- darment proceedings have been com menced by L. Kearney aguinet J. fb Miller, a member of the bar of Pend leton, alleging the Miller v let ters to @ Walla Walla client of a character unprofessional, and advix ing acts on her part not in keeping with the right. at Boston. “+ A. Hollister White, manager of « Hoston mining syndicate, returned from the north yerterday on the steamer Faralicn. The syndicate owns four copper mines on the north jena of Gravina teland, in southeast- orn Alanka, and these mines are raid to be carrying @ 24 ft. ledge of ore which can be discerned for a distance ot M00 fT. Assays made on a ton of jthe ore from one of the mines gives |@ Value of 13 per cent. copper, & gold jand almost a similar amount in ail. ver, Mr. White states that it has Kissing af « theory is far leer sat- see | tefuctory than a practical example. | Clothes do not make the man, yet “ee & man may owe a great deal to hi tailor. eee Many 4 man who says be would rather be right than be president, can't be either. - ‘The top round of the ladder of fame te as Gifficult to reach sa the north pole. and facilitate their re- | deen estimated that 160.000 tone of] ane ontimist who ore are in sight, and the mein body le within @ short distance of the sea Oe ee shore. “ee see Some men resemble rivers, when Peter Burne, the weil known enicon | inar heade are ewelled you realize man, died mxkienly at his home on rom thelr mou Yesler way this morning of paraiysia ne . vr Tee eee re carne See bom | tote of men try to imagine they tan to te eeates tor an peat 18 seamen [RAY poor health, when the only wl Past 15 years | tning that alle them is lasiness He hae always been one of the lead- ee |ine politicians, and ogo the best) t¢ 6 man were hurt every time he jg bear Sevag color WEY: | is sonred he would never live to ar- vee a wife and one brother, | rive at the three-score-and-ien lim. Coroner Sparting hae investiqeted a the sudden death of Mrs. John y gre |Sparck, which occured last Thursday | ba Pharng 4 “ yp Pave en AB pene nthe jat S13 Boren avenue, and found that | 104 neither lectures or writes about | death was due to natural causes, and |) . . net to strychnine poisoning, as re- ported. °, . . A &. Lovlw man ran « eee wood an inch long under b Second Assistant Postmaster Gen-| nay recentiy. He must hav ¢ral Shatlenberger, is in Seattle on | ™ : hile annual tour of impection of the | *rething his head.—Chicago } Died on His Wheel. | railway mall service. “ee . eco of finger bor we Mise Emma Godman, at Germania] NEW YORK, May 29.—Pdward [hall yesterday afternoon, was greet-| Sanford, president of the Monitor jed by « targe audience. subject |Cycle club, of Brooklyn, fell dead | wae “Anarchism: Its Philosophy and ideals." She will deliver another |lecture this evening at # o'clock tn the same hall, on the subject of ‘Politics and Ite Corrupting Influ- ence on Man.” from his bieycle on @ crowded #t in Manhettan borough today, heart disease. PERSONAL POINTS. haw fallen a prey to the bicycle hab ft and spends his vacations “- Saturday evening the Fentinels of lthe Universe, Sherman Council No. 21, was inettutel, and the following officers were elected and Installed awhee Past sentinel, H. Berliner; chief sen- |*hTowsh the picturesque portions of tinel, RB. L. Hodgdon; vice sentinel, |” #tate he ¢. & Purcell; conductor, J. M . | Brewster: secretary, Neilson Smith;| Ju!fan Story, the artist, and his anaiatant secretary, T. F. Koepfii;| ¥if¢. Emma Eames, are both de quare Miller; sentry, J. Tankbon. | Vt## of golf, which they play every or: treasurer, Swan Lewth: trusters,|@9% during the season when the H. J. Lee, E. Horton, A. Muchmore. | *°*tber permits any outdoor life | The concert at the Seattle theater |@aturday might given by the Phil- [harmonic society, assisted by the | Bruno Steindel quartette, was an tm- mense success. ‘The local soctety made « splendid appearance, and the Steindel quartette repeated their former successes, The society ex-| | pects to give another concert soon. | Senator Carter, of Montana, is sald to be one of the best experte on met~- ale in all the weet. He can tell at la glance whether a specimen ta cen wine and whether it fe worth look ine into. . . ‘The Prince of Wales i# said to have determined to give up yachting. His ventures tn the sport have never re- | sulted well, and he bas already with drawn from two yacht clubs with which he has long been identified. “ee At the meeting of the real estate boerd Saturday afternoon, a resolu tion was passed declaring in favor | of municipal ownerehip of the street | railways and against granting of the 40 year franchise to the new consol. idated company. Corneliue Vanderbtit was once a leonstant smoker but of late years has had to give up tobaceo, “T find,” USEFUL THINGS. he says, “that any one can learn to od do without it. It t at once the moat — expensive and the most unnecessary Gloves are made to go on the hand| of habits.” easier by the use of a new wtretch-| . er, which {9 of similar shape to those| Jules Claretie proposes that the now in use, with the exception that! chair fn the French academy which finger is hollow and contains a| has been vacant #tnce the death of powder which js discharged inside | Dumas, forever remain so out of re the glove when the stretcher i# in| spect to it» last occupant, and that operation. | another be created to fill up the re quisite number of forty A MISERABLE CREATURE. In a newly patented door check an elastic roll ia sea in concaved pockets in the door and casing, one end being attached to the door and the other to the jamb to twist with the movement of the door, forming a cushion which resists the closing of the door suddenly. a Man She Doesn't Love and Is Made Il by it. “Yon,” said the woman physician, ee |according to the New York Tim “There are no Mies on the baby” | “We Women are altogether miserah can be truthfully said by the parent |creatures. It is being more and me who supplies his child with a coach |!™pressed upon me. A man's body such as has been invented by Mr,|4"4 mind seem to have been made Krause and Robert C. Hrockhousen, |'ndependently to some extent, but there is such a union between the of Rahway, N. J Under the canopy the mind of the wo body and an of this coach is a fan which ta op- crated by power supplied from the|that anything that affects the one is as the vetvic ix pushed |!* sure to affect the other, and seri The transmission ta effected ously @ flexible shaft, which ia carried|, “There Is no une talking, It Is cor through the tube’ supporting. the|t#inly true that @ woman is better it she devotes herself to : and dusting and does not take into |her life any of those things that will joaune her mental worries and will whade, under which the fan blade re awe volver. thon Day Madivon Pay, can't appear to! ple know that but very few jare born that way, W lwolt fish are very, very young th |Qech is an clear #o that ne CAR Ste EVErY bone bodies. Af this re bern with two or put by theme! ve jook!ng old Jap |fying elas fast eye and harp e Mithe at r tre thy tiny the few that more tails are they & queer. at ret time handy wee reaches down under th rand cute the tale off the p- fish and then three or four thewe tails jere joined on to the back bon a the place where the pre was cut off jand fastened there by tiny band- ages wotll they grow tart ‘The Japanees, who are very #kil!- ful In queer things of this kind, grow the finest gold fieh in the world. end it te @ very good business, for very fine fish of thie kind often bring as much a9 $900 to $590, and one was sold not long ago for s1600 Embaime Butter. eT. PAUL, M May %.—The State Dairy & Food ment has} collected a eh: ane ent of bader butter,” ¥ sin whe superior quali ated bi ter, Improved process ; | Wo Supper for the Sultan. ¢ Turkey te a The eutta ol ruler os that very be kitehen a Not long by r wae a i aw Hy back until lage next e rules of t eurtan’s very « et and no one bemid r car f the eulta hat 1 narch had to # ‘ ah eur AR Fatal Runaway. yor Po.. May 2.~Adam Hoke t Manchester, th nty, wae kill 1 in «& runaway last « na whil , party on its re n Hie daugh ter . I him, was prob 4 jably fatally injure | 3 Caught hy a Cork | There are many queer th o be sewn at gen, but one of the queerest of these wan a little fish that two sailors caught not long ae The fish had two spines ts back, and or ¢ had stuck in some way one of these held fast, and with could do it could n under water and k last it gave up trying and let the big into cork doat around on top of the water and one of the lor r hed out and caught it with bie hands The Foreman Killed. COATHSVILLE, Pa., May ». Tn a high wind today 4 great tron truss, welghing a ) pound: just er ted In the coretruction f th Luke company « ne mill, fell and erus 1 the life owt of Th a Me Frid fore man for contr t Ww w Lind say & Co. m phie Melt eaw it fallin and 0 1 to the ot men to save but was un able to exoape h if Body in a Cave. KNOXVILL, nn, May 29, Granville Mullins, a Federal soldier, returned from the elvil war with sev eral hundred dollar A few days er he disappeared from bis home near Livingston and was never | cated. morning pleasure-seek ers found his skeleton in a cave near his home. ellen Te # favorite hobby is the collecting of eyer on ( lebrities, and whenever . request » polr—a r ver refused—#h ts th ar ite his or her name on one of The collection ts kept special cabinet in her hou in South Ken- | Singtonm { theme types in the ten digits 1024 é taneen are made, These are subdivided according to minor and the subktivisions can be divided ad Infinitum tf ne- but with the table before) : The father—It would be a good him any person of ordinary intelll-| ing tor you if I could, #0 you could can place bis finger on the Cor | ive without work all your life—In- eaponding card to @ record in his! hand within five minutes, no matter | WeesPelle Journal. ~ many thousand cards there may | it * calewlated that the chances} for Prince Bismarck’s monument are about 64,000.00) to 1 against ODY/1, te erected at Elsenach over a two persons having single fingers the mune, and the chances against aii [thousand dewigna were ment tn by ten fingers being Klentical go beyond|9% competitors, The committee The loving son—What do you think | of the idea of living s hundred years. | The doctors say it is possible for any jone | | mMathemation altogether, STAR FLASHES. | Senator C. D. Clark, of Montana, jis to give @ public Whrary to his town of Evaneviile. | Cornetiue N. Bilas is to take a long lrest (hie eurmer, mostly in Canada, | where he will go on @ fishing trip. | | William N. Chase, the artist, is re-/ ported to have been pressed to go te India to p the portrait of Lady | Curaon. j be of Col, Roosevelt's admirers has presented him with a rare old Damascus blade supposed to be one at was carried by Gen. Blacher at Waterloo. a ames Firyce is making a study of the government of so by repub. which i# to bave a special ap ication to the United States. | p Davie is having a band mrade be put a come his grave in Holiyw Richmond. 2 Gould's income ts the largest | arried woman tn the pos not # much churches and chart country n herne On ties ahe spends $100,000 a year k R. Stockton, thy author, vat the beet training for a lit- lorary men is that of the newspaper| loffiee, where he » learn a clear latyle, Can obwerve all phases of life} ork really means, and learn what w jents of Washington who saw Sherman during his recent vb he capitol were astonished at the vity and vigor he displa ring that net long previously they had been reading his obituary. He was perhaps a shade thinner and but seemed to be in wonderfully good fettie, one August Brentano, who died in Fiuasbing, L. 1, last Wednesday, was jor member of the firm of New ksellers which has become widely known during the last de The financial troubles of the concern which culminated last year are said to have affected his mind and hastened bis des h. BR So unmistakable was the evidence Lord R ery’s popularity at the recently iding of his daughter in London that English Liberals are showing signe of alarm, Some news papers gravely urge upon b that he cultivate a sense of responsibil ty and one ares: “The problem ts not so much what we shall do with him but what he will do with us." Two hustling advertising are trying their utmoat to buy available space on each side Reading railway, from Philadelphia Norristown, In order to display the merits of thelr numerous ware | Feing backed by plenty of capital, they are enabled or tempting sum for the apace red. Farm ers owning ground along the line are only too glad to get their old nees torn down and have high ones erected in their stead hey also receive a handsome sum per foot from the agents for the privilere }th rtixement. The agent makes up the coat in width by the height vf the fence, which is sometim 0 ft. It is apparently the purpose of the advertisers to have all the pretty landscapes #hut from the view of the passengers, and instead to offer them a contihuous panorama of patent medicines, pills, bicycles, jDiscuits, eto—Philadelphia Record, picked out three designs from these as the best, and on opening the seal- ed envelopes containing the artiets’ names, found that all three eelected were by Herr Kreiss, of Drendsen. ~—Foreign Letter New York Sun. ——<=<——————E—EEEEEEEEE Safe Deposit Boxes For the safe keeping of Valuable Articles and Papers Yor rent st Ba year You carry Safe Deposit Vaults | OW. Columbia St. E. SHORROOCK, Manager Jabiles Gold Mining Company je now offering another block of! treasury stock for 4c a share. This le a good purchase at thie price, | based upon the showing in the work now in progress, ur advice ie that! you should not lose an opportunity | arly, for Jubilee stock ts | to get f & safe and sure winner. SLATER & SMITH, Oficial Brokers ‘Phone Mein Gi, 114 James t, Beattic, @o TO Sparkman & McLean YOR BARGAING IN REAL ESTATE Phone Red 17%. 69 Bailey Bidg. room house, . ood neigh. Lorhood, Jot 0x00; small payment down, balance in payments to suit, In the market over thirty years—the well-known DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE. Pricestreasonable. B04)5 Pike St. Telephone Hay 1823 Our grocer says There are not any APPLES SAN DIEGO FRUIT CO. Has Plenty. Fine as Silk 415 Pike Street. Between 4th end Bth Acme Publishing Co. PRINTERS | MICKELSON, Agt| cen AMUSEMENT § Leryn, Fite » he ne ree w ” THEIR PLOWING AN EXCHANGE — |sisezemrattr ocr We Co el Tt THIRD AVENUB~Ielucoo-Thrall | pri ern Gee thi ad shel company in Phe Girl I Left Behind bow ary but by the troubles of o nnd! . s * OF LOVERS": SCHOLARSHIP tg A Public Flogging = . [Nota bit of De may feel h litte | | ; : BB ss YORK, May 2% Preston A.) POI’T @MITH, Ark. May 29.~Two Pied agen yor Oy May The Uttlel nue form time if he hus gune so fur] WALLA WALLA, Wush., May That's a marvel at the price. iiliams and Rara Harrison, of Rose | alleged cattle thieves, John Washtub | town of Malinta, weet of thie city.) an io consider that tl was only | The Whitman district scholarships | The st b SAMA tt. 3. bare coveed cold wath, end Joorph #tarn pave been puplio-| 244 RéCAMe Comows Ine 4ay On 40°! one woman ih the world for, hilt, | which were inatttuted lest year with| The Shirt Waist business has os tn tholr elds and are waiting to|!Y flogged with 100 lashes each at Bar| Count of the unheard-of proceeding | hut he goes on with his busin Mccons will be competed for thial been built up to large propor- 4 7 cl ree mis | 9 ws ‘© brides exchanging lov and proba bl i s not » wiht ‘ servtste - a j see whether they will, raise gota | BOWS 1. ‘T, Several hundred Indiana | bet we. h 0¥"| and probably 1 S| with inereneed Interest > amt tions here because we sell high watched a deputy sheriff apply the |? Just before the wedding cere-|o¢ sigop or hin appet!t But it tw } : watches or alarm clocks. lush, ‘The penalty for a vecond of- | Mony Dacia ». ene Wuite A different matter with thé | ecnetine paren qrill ty sone \ grade garments at — prices. ot be od a an | Senne » public of rances and Mary Dineomb, the e cour m shave been aroun. | io oar 4 S Fer eee le vs gba pa fonse Ww to be publicly shot. danletinin ‘40 eeolbbe de “ ; ‘ eae 1 to euch « des that already a} The Best Test of this is Inspection, w ich we core . J ate ode? o Ful A man has an ' Marry | hwrge number have made appiicwttona) dial] rite sowing oate, ax a matter of fact, and * Jaice and Frank Benson, They had |"N® G0eant are for ain ote | be eld 3 2 and 8 | ce lost their watches from their pock-| A petition from the residents of the | decided to have @ double wedding Of yur potwithatandine all tt ‘The Incentive to take the examin- | 1 aprios Ine Print Waists, band- | FINI Canvas Belt, leather trimmed, | ets. Recond Ward, asking that the qneteger evening and relatives we robably Ho awake all n patched arte yal orig. nb Bagrre fast colored patterns, bias| 1%¢ value, only 100 each. 4 After discovering the loss of thir ae Mel % there from far and near bigeye Sd he lig hs erous offer made by a friend of the platted back, 6% value, FINE White Lawn Wailets, three Combet” Gh the. Greek 008s Teen | ee nanan cae tine be lcagermsatad The young men, bearing their it~ |e ™ vest och gah eg liege. The contestant, outside the sh | rows Tucking on front, piaited : aay, the two farmers concluded that |"** been filed in the clerk's oM'ce. | censes, reached the Dipcombd rest apa! and be thoroughly city wchaole of Wulla Walla and] 00% 0° CAO” ste, pretty bles|_Dack. Sho value, only $6o each. i the soll was not quite right for the The Rainier Heights ti extends dence shortly after noon, when, to ae vee, t have ig oy Waltebure, receiving the highest ao pet pe ‘ vet yt ‘ite at PENH imported White Lawn Walsta, planting of watches, and #0 they |now to what fs known ae the “Taylor their astonishment, Mary, the youne | on iy mark will be given one free full tui-| Put, (Ulken vemely Anished, 800} ucked front, lace trimmed, beauti. / plowed and harrowed the fleld again | mit,” and Thirtieth avenue south, | *#ter, was nowhere to be found. Sub- Whi ilkeew 6¢ one case where bom We We AIOE PORE OF WHIUAS | ous only fo eau ’ fully finished, $1.00 value, only $1.28 i im the hope that they might turn up qm . sequently her sister found her in : woademy, the pupil ranking second a aby 7b gene 4 pe ¥ The petitont asks that the line be agirt refused to marry sore on of |», ¢ receive . " the lost property. her room, weeping and disconsolate. iin ahe had been very fond, but eee will recetve one free half | rr Imported leh Percale PINE Imported White Swiss Waist, They ivrecd wp ell the oats, dat extended about seven blocks, to the! pressed for an explanation, she wna Sree, Mage very Fonds Pet leuitlon qnd the from the Walla! Wotets, two clusters of three rows) swiss insertion in. block patter } the watches remained hidden. Then | Mtersection of Day street and Thir-| ded to her sister that she See eee ae cuiiroly. broken up allt oF Waiteburg city schools! tucking each on front, plaited back,| across bust, beautifully finished, : all the neighbors volunteered to go) ty-firet avenue south, They urge|not marry Rendice aa ane loved Bun- | 00. ."th. Aimar that abe fell into a | ankin® Bighowt will also be awarded) rich patterns, $1.40 value, only $1) $3.60 value, onty $1.98 each. 4 over the fietda with picks and shov- that their petition is very Important | son better, The elder sister, while anamaa tor Wdert eleop, (Ome free full tuition. ‘Tuition in the) each FINE Linen Weists, White Piqu | els, but they also were unable to un. | as It wil cover @ rapidly growing dis- | amaged, remarked that #he thought Dian end wa all: tasting lemy in $13 per euregat LADIDS® Mine Leather Belts in great) Fronts, platted back, one of the - earth the valuable seeds. triet just as much of one as she did of the > far behe'a y Why, she had $39 for the year though & variety of Pretty Buckles, splendid- | iatest noveitios, $2 value, onty $1.4 ‘Three times have each of the prod- eee other. Mary sigiy hinted at an 6x-/ 02 onc clcsered in time to accept a8 et Amount, will mean dollars sav ly made, your choles, Se cach, |” ensh. fgal farmers unsuccessfully gone| A large party of Eastern capital-|change of lovers, The sisters dit i vitstion to the man'h wedding. fy. ine Boor boy or wir wtrumgling | < ERE (Paessorni over the ground, with the assistance | ste, solentists and artists if expect~ cussed the subject seriously, and the y. wa Sinon gre inincrable ere mo a for @ liberal education. | of the neighbors. The watches re- ed to arrive here from Portland about young men were called to a confers) ooo» ” f train nidden, a probabiy. by. this|Uhe rat teat mownth The party ence —~ Finger-Print Tests. | Ow W. PETERSON & BRO | time they have thrown out roote and ls headed by A. H, Marrisan, @ Bos-| As a result, a change was agreed i> Ainmiiliek aaieiia thanks ‘cont ° ° e are beginning to «sprout mainsprings, ton capitalists, who is at present im upon, and the young men hastened What It Really Was. = ie Rens watt R. pm Mey a yr because the sof! around Rose Land) Portland, where a partial outfit for to the county seat to get the lox a! me weave your tr blood of the mopar? a xt {a 80 fertile and rich that even rocks |an expedition Is being purchased, we gig tc) EBay Neg Aenea Rnah ape seo let Nagel eral aren dg 206, 208, 210 Pike St. grow and multipty on it, Thia i» one of the largest expedi-| wore wondering why the men had wy. was temporarily a vialtor to than fiction in the fact that the fin- = ee There is &@ growing suspiclon| tions that was ever outfitted for left the house, They were amazed or ine south Amer republics gue gate apehems of the Hague? om 7 among the neighbors who have dug| Alaska, and will co#t about $59,000. when, after the bridegreoms’ return Labor troubles! od the native, le in India has been mrade per The Proper Finish > and plewed until their backs ache, |The steamer Geo, W. Elder has been and the local minister called UpOm gra wing himeeif up proudly d\ tect thet it. will enable « intelli that perhaps Mr. Williams and Mr.|chartered. The entire coast of weet-| the two couples to stand up for the pio vine with every evide se: bans | eek Gens x ees eiansone 0 dim fw put on all linen turned out at this Harrison have evolved @ acheme to/ern Alaska will be explored, and ceremony, they observed (hat (he oi menn “We have no labor troub tingulsh the individual, if necessary jaundry. Clean and sweet, dried in get their spring plowing done for | when streams are navigable & steam | general shift had occur ‘ Whe ¢i4 you s nat idea? | trom all other perwons pow living in the open air, and the Gnest washing s nothing, but the farmers indignant- | launch will be brought into use, The; The parents of the bride demand- Wi, tog you that we had any the world, or, if data were available, used, their immaculate } ly deny this and show their empty | objects of this expedition are two- ed an explanation after the cerew troubhe abeut tal ee. ei niaae Goraeae ate bare ta begot of methods that watch pockets to prove their stories. id, namely pleasure and for scien-| proceeded, after which they expr “O, neon reptied the visitor. lived aince the creation of man, says Work done vel | tite purposes. Most of the outfitting |ed themselves satisfied, and all end-|.4 yr a wn conclusions. 1 saw \a London exchange. The eyntem ts perfect eatine A Valuable Paten | oe beet aed Uekibions wat hs bs 4 ay we oe rioting and supposed simpligity Itself, and the ie nene ‘To please our patrons ie 2 be oft | gore nope nr t" exela ed the o ¢ oe 98 ion of p on « NEW YORK, May 29.—The report | a, and the party will probably re- rey Putte nove ¢ Soe Sereaees Se roeees ot SNe | i aavey tan se S° Mi. ot George BE. P. Howard, epect#! | noin here for at least two weeks. % nat tx uld have wtly and delicste machinery requir- | master in the suit brought by wu es 2 te retand hat thie yl ” we 4 for the anthrope anetrt m. Ail Gem A, Brtckill, and other owners] moward a. Turner, ee | O! sald the mun from the n that Is required is @ ple a Queen City Steam Of @ patented feed water heater for! gieg at his home on Beacon hill,| Some emart men are fools for rev-/'! was really ai) inal he could way a a Soper and. fom yoke steam. fire engines, against the City] corner of fifth avenue south and |@nue only. . pout giving offen Th ink. ‘The inked impressions of the war of New York to recover maney for|Cotiege street yesterday, of heart | Pee such a @ifterence In tocalities on digits are taken and filled in the pine «8, ite use between August 196% andi¢aiure, Mr. Turner waaa native of | Plsures may not lie, but estunates “$89 Y a proper compartment of the proper ‘August 18%, was filed today. Mr./ac George, Me., and hee resided in |4% often misicading | Training Fish Tails. pigeon hole, and It is on the classift " r Howard finds that $84,653.54 is due) sesciie for the past M yours, at one ees seca Litaly eud'een coon tho | nam js and thetr distribu-| Mra. Kimpen--d think Mr, Smith the complainant. Brickit! was! " It te the heartfelt welcome of the) “eenty e¥er " » inte on holes that the|must have liked the beefsteak pie. time publishing a paper called the pretty Duch-tall gold fleh mt have one of th ‘wtem depends He had two helpings of it & foreman in the fire department.|Tripune. Mer. Turner loaves a wife | 208 that tetia the tall he system dep je had ping: | . ed ee four or five, or sometimes more, long Every finger mark shows lines of) The tactiess boarder—Possibly he and invented the attachment by and two children, Stacey amt Min-| poi ans ms 5 ! ona tre sldia tt GaxerOeaten tea » or was run into the jonsed are they that know enough | wavy, fimy talia. but very few peo- |* op” of the “w ” n did ona er. wat nie. He bas two brothers reskiing | "So cnough alone é ot them | BY & suinple table of the combinations | script FOLIOS °o - MUSIC nreciel epeaine nen =enm WINTER & HARPER 003 Second Ave. ‘Sectile, Woon. $20.00 GRAMOPHONE REGINAS~ From $7.00 to $300 Sherman, Clay & Co. “STEINWAY” 4 Second Avenue Self Playing Piano Senate snare A Bargain , Slightly Used or PIA hand Remember we have the Largest and Most Com- plete Stock in the City. or write for prices and terms D, S. JOHNSTON 903 Second Ave. Burke Bullding 1,000 Oi1Barrels CAHN & COHN -. Foot of Yesler Ave. P, 0. Alley. Telephone Red 1064 Yesler Dock.