The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1899, Page 3

ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. June 1.—A sen-| sive proportions, and that @ation was created teday by the) manifacturers are reaping hand- finding of little Myrtle Norton, aged | some profits from their use. certain | the &t. Clement's parochial school Bhe is also orga t of the chureh Mies Wagner's school term hae just THE SEATTLE STAR, | Pretty ~ Printer | HARDY, Ark. June 1 Whipped Cuifornia cherries, 11.25@1.00 « box: San Jose cherries, $1.25@1.50; peach- Peethoy tr | (at Populist Editor W. 6, Morgan, | $14 4 box; apricots, $3.60 @ box. Salis trom Vester Whart THURSDAY, JUNE 8, AT 10 P. OM, | 222220" = cove A.M. Boelberg ‘The boy suffered exctuclating pain | |aatry. ohe ° in in f | da chopped feed, $16; seed oats, iy 1 1 NO DANGER del he setae toe eden tees KILLED BY A | Death Doubly Sure, iii acitic (Coast Steamship Co terward, and then his right te | SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Juno LW * , ’ f » his right lew be- Meat Price came helpless, ‘ pain and the| pa tt, an Oxark county farmer, was} fresh Meat Gobdbing)-—Cow beet, | 7 FROM FLOODS. swelling in the Jaw continued, and} STREET CAR »whed in the North Fork of White | 9, oe ib pipe = hy Ape bt mut lor San Francisco ] ron j | Mnaily there was paralysis of the hip River today ton, wether, So per Ib; pork, 7c The company's : vite sil ore the wurgeons found that in the » the farmer tried to ride th | sta Wpacie NEW ORLWOANS, La, June 1 __| Weare the of the tooth the boy's Jaw| COVINGTON, Ky., June 1.—Morria| mule across to the other aide. ‘The gE Tiebitie-Ateuis, tardet® Se shvon rig eoran | ie ‘The several levee boantw were abte! had t broken. A week ago lock-|Ligowits, 8 yearn of age, wae wtruck |mule rebelied and the farmer applied | iin, hama atnall, lies brenktuat ba. | ee AND me to announce today that all danger of | Jaw set In and the surgeons say that| 4nd Instantly killed by a atroet the lash, In the deepest of the awift| oon, 11ige; dry salted widen, Te; Rex SEATTLE ‘ PRIN BF caer ve overfiow from high water is ended, | the little fellow can live only a day |@t Hunt and Main streets last night. /current the mule threw hin ride ° she : : r “}1115 a om, via Port Townsend | st M Ic sH A EI 7 thus relieving the strain which has/or two longer, The child did not wee the made a herole effort to awim aghor Lard (obbing)-Home-made, per! Victoria, June 4, 4, 13, 18, 2A . saad “Rs 4 existed for the past two monthe and sinh which was running at full apecd,/but the ouds were againet him The!) Thee: White tar, be, Coin Mpectal, 4 & 13, 18, 24, 28, August 2, and ¢ | be May ‘ i allowing those planters who have! The Coment Trust. and started to cross the tracks. The| mule followed in the drift of the bb gr i, dies 4 f | About May 25th fi - a ae; lard, compound, tierces, 6c; Mfth day thereafter | For freight and pas epyly on board delayed planting until all danger of! oppyig motorman #aw the child and dropped current, bearing down upos the fat or freight and passage apply on bot LEVELAND, ©, JF > Nex, #\e. 7 te Atar Doe 1 4 @ crevasse Was Over to fo tO Work. [Pn Tine ue pecan: Whee tas |the fender, but It failed to aave the! mer. ‘The mule’s hoofs crushed in | iret IrgnGobbingy—Hallbut, 240 Leave SAN FRANCISCO gl | Keont 08 hake Booed. Sudan Oe oe aA 7 PA | dot’ . . 0 SG? | ie a Victoria and Mt, | 4 " 4 pos ding. The fight againat the Mood this! gon, the head of the largest cement | tor’e tite ) Wyatt's ekull. Io; Columbia river salmon, THEME 4. “hn 10, 18, 90, 25, 20 year was the most successful sver/manutacturing concern in the world,| After he had been struck and | goer flounders, 3@4¢; soles, 40; rock cod Mla Ry Ae | made, and 7 ne sgh + wnocked down by the his cloth. | A Forcible Bath h 1 SoleGs 401 F + | Suly 6, , 25, 20, August 4, and i nate, and is a strong vindication Of! to Cleveland, and to the large ce- | *™ down by the car his cloth orcible Bath. be; trout, 124@ibe; siarim 0 ‘atth day th iter | i the levee ayatem Although the riv-|ment plants in thie country, has |! Cauaht in the fender and drag) 7. Lorn ing, June 1.—Clean-|#had, 304; smelt, 46950; "TOR ALASKA BONNEY & STEWART er reached @ great height, sufficient started the report that the promin- ged him over 50 feet before the car lane phenol thae whe ak warts ib bh. Olympia, $3.60 $1.40 FO Funeral lirectors aod Kmbelmore to have flooded the whole country @/ one English cement makers would |°CUlt be stopped jand township, Fulton county, tast /€allon; clama, $1.60 per sack; Siete |[B Telephdae Main 1k. noartia, Wash "% half a domen yéars ago, the levees |ocome interested in the new $25,000,.| The mangled form was taken to a oi Ol pane ae a A pt orm the /news crabs, alive, $1.10; cooked, $1 Cottage City, 3 4, 29, July 14) Ls | had been #0 raised and strengthened | 999 cement trust which Charlies R. pharmacy, where life was found to coulda ae, a fe for. |ting cod, 560, ty of Topeka, June 9, 4, July 9, | 4 that there was but a single break, / dint and A. L. Barber & Co. are be extinet, The child's skull was io anak thie be ok tauaeme bn ths’ ot Veget. Orivaba, June 19; Al-Ki, June 4 = — that = the bayou Lafourche levee, forming. C. B. Stowe, of the Stowe. | fracture 1 and ite body badly brutwed cinity and @tripping him gave him| Potatoes Gobbing)—White River duly 4, 19, August 3, and every fifth) L Seat | near Rasetand, Fuller company, cement dealers," out . a scrubbing, He was then clothed | Durbanks, $48@45; Island & day thereafter. “Tue Viner MATION AL BANK OF if Below Sew Orleans, near the} whom Mr. White visited while in| The motorman, William Frasier, oe im head to foot and returned |$40; Island White, Wer further tnformation, obtain) rhe 4 a& mouth of the Missiseippl, the water Cieveland, declares that there ia W%O We locked up in the Witch , ma and Oregon, M8; new potatoes, | omarycerls braitsiens trdneestes, 4 C4 from the river ran freely over the! no truth in the report. street etation, charged with man- served with al%¢ per Ib; Oregon and Yakima ail-|| The company reserves the right! james D. ii “age . President ; e levees, but this was expected, be- | “1 do not think that there ts any |“auahter, wae released on bond.) evi i y the laws of |Ver skin, fancy, $20 per ton; beets, to change, without previous notice, fester Ment XY View Presiding bd cause the levece there are tow 4nd) probability that any Hnetieh farms pening the verdit ¢ the verdict of the the coroner. | caniinems in the ure. A public |$L25 per sack; carrots, 9e@#1 steamers, sailing date and hours of ns Day poe i ae peng ene the flood did tittle damage, will go Into the trust,” aald whipping i# promimed at the next | k; wariic, $e; California aspara- | ing = a Bight io ‘alokvipiis step payable ; ae the land being cultivated mainty in grows, “and I do not think that oe GHOIR IS ON J IS ON AST STRIKE. punishment that will be inflicted by |kUs, 60 per Ib; Walla Walla aspar-| J. F, TROWT ae FY et | J riee. of them will export cement to this ibis irate neighbors. j agus, saide per 1b; rhubarb, 2% per| Pumet Sd. Supt., Ocean Dk, Beart i 4 The only weak point discovered (0 country to compete with the trust Sorenaes | 1b; tomatoes, $2.25@2.60 per case; arti-|UP town ticket office, 618 Firwt av. | rie” puguer GOUND NATIONAL BANK i ‘the line of levees was on Hayou La-| yr White and his party are here Great Steel Plant. jchokes, K0o per dow; wax beans, 100 | Seattle; Goodall, Perkins & Co, Gen. BEATILI, 4 feurehe, andes it would cost 8 Very | simply to investigate Ameriean ma. ‘Singers dicduihien With Or. per 1b; string beans, Se per Ib; new | Agents, Ban Franciaco, ina 4 4 jarge amount to raise the Lafourche | chinery and methods.” PORT © ©, June LT. | cabbage, 24@2%e. sath paid Ma. } levees to the height reayired to meet | ganist and Won't Sing. 1. Johnw et car magnate, Prelte. DAF PENG. 45000-0000 { ture floods, It has been decided by | Printed Bog: us & . | ‘s |has been buying up options on sev-| it Gobb 0; W hi & Al k: Jacob Furth the levee boards to do away with the| . |p ANAL, DOVER, June 1—Bearce-| ora hundred acres of land near the | seeding frult_ (Jobbing)—Oranges, | WAS ngton SKA | eC vents necessity for them by cutting Sexe! RBADING, Pa., June lames 1. ly have the goasips’ tomrue at Ne city, It is eald that he contemplates seodiing, $2 1hep4; navels, $373.60; | KV. Ankeny. ; ‘tion |Norton, a Job printer, was arrested |arre, north of here, ceased to wag temo $203.00; apples, — fan- STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Lafourche off from al! cegnection : erecting @ mammoth #teet plant. In| ¢ $2,503.00 per box; ban Correspondents te ia pees ens % with the Mississippi by means of a| here this afternoon on a charge of over the alleged Kissing of Miss Zel-| ion with deal, the Mar- .) Ree Alaska Lightning Express Steamship United States ane Eapore. 4 Bike and a lock. ‘There will then| Dfiating boaus cigar union labels, He|ma Knisely by Rev. Noah Ernet. pi. head, Port Clinton and Bout. | ous ” per bunch; Call- aska be Exp) bicep ; be no. danger of a crevasse or over-| W8# held in $1000 ball. Over $75,000 | pastor of the Christian chureh, be- | wn raiiroad will be ded aa tar| ger certoc : us; facil on ‘io 1 SCANDINAVIAN, AMPRICAM mane « ore pt 5 ” carte wd) i h o| 4 flow in Loulalana or Mlsatasippl, j worth were captured, and eighteen | fore St. Clement's church of Navarre |i, rimn, and, perhaps, into the coal | ver Ihe new ‘daten: Thee, mmoctee pe | Corner Yerler Way and First Avenue a —— tons of paper on which they were! furnishes a row of good-sized pro- m ’ ‘ h TO; apple | 7 A Girl BD eed. printed Was seized. It is said this! portions tet ” cider, 30c per gallon; med. sweets, | Capital... rouge P, loounterfoiting has assumed exten-| Miss Mary Wagner is a teacher in} ater Wh 4.00; strawberries, $3.95 @ crate; Andrew Cuilbe : y "e- ; 32 years, « schoo! girl, lying « on= | scious beside the tracks of the Kan- gas City, St. Joseph & Council Hivfte | ratiroad ia the northern suburbs. | She had been drugged with whisky Terrible Bicycle Accident. DANVILLE, Pa, June L—On a | closed and since she no longer cetves a galary she refuses to play the church organ for nothing . The | members of the curch say they will 14-year-old Josephine Consart loat| ot pay her any money, and Miss tractive employe with Mackenahe sien, por M, @ of the Huss Baw, wan paying too! ‘Lumber and Building Material: much attention to Mine Ida Hall, | Logs—S®uperior quality, per M, No. pretty compositor, Mrs. Morgan and/1 fir, #@7; merchantable fr, per M, her sister soundly thrashed the at- | $4.00@5.00; No, 1 cedar, $6@7; com- spruce logs, $6.00; FOR ‘SKAGWAY AND DYEA).: + CALLING AT. peng og yg 4 cots, ote., Ca iy or i | nese’ fen snd Awnii Merion Western. Telephone ie near the state asylum last night cedar shingle bolts, $242.50. Fir lumber—IHough, $8.00; thick fin- |ished, surfaced, one or two end when partially restored te con-| 0+) of her bicycle, and went fiy-| Weener says, no pay, no play The | whips, Mr. Morgan was the Populist a: Pelousness sald she dreamed of trains) no Gown an embankment, wot OF] Dutbere ‘of the choir are with her |candida overnor last yoar, : — her, Ghe will not Fe-| on the sharp pickets of an ornament. |!0 the stand she has taken, and, t — — Speakership Contest. al fence. One of: the points inticted | make = — oad et an +4 ms bashes = ae Hace Bly f WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1 Vanconver, Ketchikan and Janean) —.-——---*08 STEAMSHIP ~q— 3% ides, 4, 10 and 12 Ine wide, $154720; lengtha | 12 to 16 feet; special lengths, Wo per M extra; one-inch foish, 12@18; all i ‘suction we will give ewe Ma bosides wtadier: : pended by the hair, until a boy re- ‘There is @ sharp division between | a nae haan oe he ja terrible gash on the site of her : T0 CLOSE UP SALOONS face, and another cut along the back |*/h# Until Miss Wagner plays for of her head. She hung there, eus-|them, and ts paid for her services. the two factions and the outcome is General Farnsworth, the department commander of the G, A. R. of the vertical grain, 4 per M extra; floor- ing, dressed and matched, #17@21; stock boards, finch, $9@1 inch, FARALLON atte toms Yoder Whert for Ghagwey oes Dyes, a Rosy & Co, ab nt) ove. MALE HELP, leased her. Her injuries are serious, District of Columbia, and three other | ‘calling at Vietorta, Vebcouver,Wotch npaondiemepnaheantindiipdmameind Five Hundred of Them to Dis- a boing wetehed WHR taterent, | post commanders, together with «| G18: 13-inch, $18@19; fencing, | ITS range, and Juncan, Wanted Pilty railroad In for Trin- Cought in the Machinery. No. 4 or 6-inch finish, $9; No. 2, $9; Aid, east of mountain Great Worthary i continue in Baltimore. " number of members of the G. A. R/V or channel rustic ot drop aiding, | Friday, June 2, 10 P. M. |ic By Ts a Uarwocte new work wasn: PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1L— PER called on Keprosentative Hopkins to- | weight 2000 Iba, §11@14; Fir timber, F accommodations first-clast, oc! ped aris $ RAUTIMORE, M4, June 1.—Five| Sixteen-year-old Joseph Clark, of day and assured him that tf the G.| joists and scantlings, rough, $8.00@| Fer rates, eto. apply ta bu 3 hundred saloons of Baltimore, it is Front and Catherine streets, was A. Kt. did not as an organization oup-|16; 81 61 B, $9.00@18; 6 4 8, 811 DOOWELL & CO., Ltd., estimated, will quit the business. | probably fatally injured yesterday by we Y Killed port any of the candidates, and that box boards, 12-inch and up, $15, General Agents Some of them have already closed | being whirled bout In the machinery lealthy Young Brower Gay etrenlare urging 014 soldiers 00| Washinaton’ ied Gader Leeaber—| Phone Main GA pao la ————— Abbreviated. board today approves new requ! tt. in 10-1b sacks; whole wheat flour, Seattle Clothes Pressing koug yout + Y teh, 1 ied out, will resutt| A New York paper has offered! ots on easy terme. Pratt's Orchard aaa. | 18 et Weete ¥ Jothes Tor $0 pat 80 per mont me SI ae SeaLmGTHMie oulee vanes Gas 11.85 per 100 Ibs in 10-tb sacks; rye |]| 607 First Ave, + » SEATTLE |]| Cleaning: ets {kes their doors. The cause of the great/at Lockerman’s can factory. The shut down is the determination of iad was putting a belt on the pulley the Maryland Brewing compeny,| when his clothing caught tn the pul- which controls nearly nine;temths of | ley and he was hurled about with the output of the city, to abandon| terrible force, his bedy striking the by Escaping Gas. LANCASTER, Pa., June 1-— John L. Breneman, 4 wealthy young busi- ness man of Mount Joy, was this urge their congresemen to vote for any particular candidate did not re- present the views of the G, A. Kh. Sugar War Still On. Rough, $8@9; bevel siding, weight 700 Ibs, $14@15.60; cetling, weights, Nos, 1, 2 and 3, %-inch, 1200 Ibs; Nos, 1, 2 and 3% %-inch 700 Ibs, $196°27; wainscoting, S10@14; rustic, S264°28; coats, ool hate, @e. Rubber ie unde: and ey ag nt rym t drawers, fo Joon i. | floor at every revolution of the pul- *A® shingles, $1.60; standard shingles ey ere care tres saa secret tas morning found dead in the oMfice| NEW YORK, June 1—Concerning | si'i9 1-inch finish, 1%, 14 und 16 tect, yarn tenia axa, Ft Sversbirw, en the market. ‘The nolse attracted the attention| vault of the Philip Prank Maiting|Teporte that the wugar trade war|go5q@34; thick finish, $28@26; cedar Last year on May 17 appiteations|of the other employes and the ma- company, of which he was the secre. would soon be amicably eettied, a squares, 7, 4 9 and 10 feet, $24@0; _ SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS, for licenses fled with the board of|chinery was stopped. ‘The lad wan) tary and treasurer. Gas streaming | member of the firm of It. H. Howell | pickets, $12, Rubber Type, siuminam enamel Hiquor Heense commissioners mum-| badly Injured, both legs being broken | trom an open cock behind the tight-|@ Sona, who represent the Mollen- Kiln-dried, $1 In advance of green; betters te. Rarhige Pa ian dered 2451. On the same day this)and also one arm. He will die, hauer and National Sugar Refineries, be nro eos a 45) only 2291 applications have been Of of 160. About one- who have applied for Died From a Mashed Finger. NW YORK, June 1,—Having had ELKTON, Md., June 1.—John War- ren, aged @ years, of Frederick county, was choked to death yeater- day by © plece of radish which he) had started to eat. Against Concert Gardens, NEW YORK, June 1—The police FOR BUSY PEOPLE : elt Late Telegraphic News Slightly concert gardens and the sale of li- Aemor Plote Bids Opened. | quora in these places. The regula- WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1L—| tions prohibit the sale of liquors in ‘Armor bids for the new battleships! any of the halls licensed by the po- ‘were opened yesterday. Carnegie lice board between midnight and the | ly closed doore had killed him, and suicide. the gas Axture, pony tauren Sap pF ing the cock. MISTRESS AND MAID housewlfe and housegirl, in the ahape of “Dent's”, the best of which are included in the following selection: For the Mistress: “There te no truth whatever in the anything like a ettlement for a long time. The Homeseckers’ Opportanity. Pratt's Orchard Addition te all tn large bearing fruft trees, lote are offered on epecial terms to those who want homes, by Holman & Robinson, 112 Columbia street. Thursday Morning.—West street opened dull this morning. The mar- $4.19; corn meal, yellow, $1.55 per 100 pounds in 10-lb sacks; corn meal, white, $1.60 per 100 Ibs In 10-Ib sacks; buckwheat flour, pure, $3.0 per 90 Ibe in 9-1b sacks; cracked wheat, $2.25 per 100 Ibe in 10-Ib xacks; farina, $2.~ 85 per 100 Ibs In 10-Ib eacks: farina, $3.0 per 100 Ibs in 6-Ib sacks; steel- cut oatmeal, $3.50 per 100 Ibs in 10-Ib sacks; graham flour, $1.75 per 100 ibs meal, $2.10 per 100 Ibe in 10-Ib sacks; rye flour, $2.25 per 100 Ibs tn 10. sacks; split peas, 100-Ibe sacks, $2.50; split peas, $3.00 per 100 Ibe in 26-ib boxes; pearl barley, 4.25 per 100 Ibs in sacks; wheat flakes, 75-Ib boxes, Yukon River, EMPIRE LINE Home Be Machines. Best and Sold on easy io Ponta, vad one s te ree, as break of day. aera pivoted godin! "pag 2 het » well eapplios with eretn out $2.10; wheat flakes, $2.00 per case of PA, Peck Ninsey Sock, a ver, Chickens and exg® are scarce. oar- 136 2-1 kee; Hed oat: 7 government. A bid received from Sharp Reply to Ministers. eee teak at Gasnaes was Yeouteed ta Reet “4 Hg Beso Bev enge toy Send your Packages and “Yvery lady sitending owt sas. wil pot Buerenstein Bros., San Francisco, of-| FRANKFORT, Ky., June 1--The| Don't ask the upstair girt to “mas. Gordon and company this morning. cake $2.80 per bbl in 80-Ib iencieate y' IL yirely Focelve 5 Mecuate repens ade 3 fering to make vise tons for $460 S| ministers < cog ge gs tt Alga il and “mies” children in the nur- Seilpellan corn meal, white, $2.90 per bbl in 60- Important Letters for .....0. highest Mader without mito ron uy ton, guaranteei homerge neow: jovernor rns y. entuc! G al bd . ry ¢ out 2 plate capable of standing © bailastic! cause, they claim, he aided the vio- see ‘The fog d — ie being of- ralag emp cee DAWSON Toone fara iargo ne line Galon Saily a |\ation of the law by failing to protect| Don’t neglect to pay the girl's wa-|fered to the producer by the local | far bi tn eacks: And Upper Yukon Points b: tad decom evens, cleace' 4 hao of texing night-| gee promapuly. dealers for delivery in round lots on | 44.00 per bbi In &-Ib sacks; steel cut ppe y 18 ond avenue. ‘ |: against the pract eee the dock or tn the car at Beattie; |oat meal, $6.50 per bbi in 60-lb sack; White is - mae! Counterfeit Dollars on the Const caps at the Moustain City club, at] seat the girl as if che were| Grain—Onts, $29; bariey, $95; wheat m flour, $2.90 per bbl in 60-1b NUGGET Steet oe i WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 1—| [aera aitwtaiees. tae geverien, |s smantan, chicken food, $18; bran, & cache; wasle wheat Sear, 2.0 per mnachine supplies ele Secret serv’ pertment : ee 17.60, in &O- H . ————— H to ferret out the spurious sliver dol- |when asked for his views on the |" Hay—Puget sound, per ton, $7;| bbl in 6-Ib sacks; rye flour, $4.00 per EXPRESS DENTISTS lars now broadcast over the Pacific| question, said: “While I am not a coast, expecially tn California. No| drinking man, T am of the opinion clew has yet been obtained . The| that it would be eminently unfair | gto Feee—Strictly fresh ranch, 17@|sacks, $5.20; fancy rolled oats, per] tained throughout the year, Tempo Solas have @ genuine yng and the) %, elm attascons ‘oe tight ig in| Don't neglect when engaging a girt | 1 cane, S278. Sonouees Mint agate ae ! ates are 1894, 1898 and 1899, city of Chattanooga the right to tm-| Dene ee eet to her wt’ the start| Butter — Fresh ranch, 8@10c;| Coffee (Jobbing) —Green—Mocha, ie — bibe after @ certain hour. just what you will expect her to do. | °Tmery, 16@isc. per Ib, 29@31c; Java, per ib, 4@28e; Swiss Praise Our Troops. Can't Got Strawberry Piokers. eee "| Poultry—Chickens, live, 15@15%c; Conte Rica, cholee, per Ib, 1b@ Ibe: a . Roaste uckle’a, in canes, WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1.— Don't expect the girl to stay In the | Ireased, 16 Arb: 1ORO, N. J. June L— - ne ho! i ee Connsul General Dubois, at M. Gall, | _SWEDESBORO. N. o aeection |house ull the time when you send| lve Stock—Choico ect cattle, | per 100 Iba, $12.35; 60-1b cases, per 100 STEAMSHIP Rest and only ta Gwitzeriand, sends a letter from aj te strawberry crop in your dogs out every day for freah |COW% 4@4Ko; steers, 4%4@5e; good tba, $12.35; Ib cases, per 100 Ibs, euty day ad evening Swiss man in Manila, saying: gives every evidence of being an tm- | 0 |hoga, live, (Me; hogs, dressed, 6c; |$1245; Java, G-Ib tins, per Ib, 65c: ——rrrerv:_: “The discipline and bravery of the; memse one. | Growers necaged lynn Baal eee jcalves, dressed, large, 60; small, 9; | ack, pon Adsh Moan, sre: Care: MEINERS i a4 never saw mere blossoms nor the calves. live, 4c; small, cola, ct Guatemal ©: groun santralten ot pong realty. hing 1h | wince in @ more beslthy condition. | | Don wont when ey ease tol 4 and Wool--Heavy coffee, 16@20c; Lion, 100s, $12.25; 65a, ~Yire Hansen, pormer Fourth and Pina’ coolness and splendid courage shown t by them in going into battle jp mear-|*, aNd the owners claim this yeas exceed that of last) velous and will not soon pass from | thelr product will exceod tha Last season the yield was a large) Don't decetve her, and you will be | apt to find that in return she will) be frank with you. rise at 6 o'clock every morning. ee To which may be added: *e Eastern Washington timothy, $11.00 @n ifa, $3. found salted steers, over 60 pounds, | } 8; medium sound, per pound, Tc; light sound, und % pounds, 70; r all bbl; fancy rolled oats, 180 Ibs net in bbia, $5.45; fancy rolled oats, 90-1b begged Fh sen Poon con Ba MO 36m, $12.45, Behools pools and cor line aowsssible from Pre hak Tine acoossible from Pratt's Orchard addith A weekly messenger service maine Frank M. White, Master, Salis for ST. MICHAEL merreennovgrorenpeennrdiiennandh and Bridge work, a Dobke Batldinge Latest Spring Styles, ore HOTELS AMD PU: a nnn LS a BRONSON, = First avenue year by thousands of quarts. Pickers cows, sound, weights, 7¢; gent elevator; rooms single or ef suite the memory of those who witnessed | 1, scarce, and it is feared many | stage, bulls and oxen, (96 : low rates. Dell Crang, ; Sable surgaaning valor: \herries will be lost on this account.| Don't scold your girte, Fe; calves, per pound, s.- And All Yukon River Points | “Tryou stab a ros — “ “ vs } $ > ad ° try t yo Roe ie Lb tuno aicpaapnestel [Shia have, been Imported and. the| Don’t criticize theit work to others| niges. te soma, than salucl: dry ides <¥ Tuesday, June 13 gan HAVANA, June 1.—Major General me ot picking will commence tn |in their hearing. Advise Ne In pri- a ; he er, per pound, 2@ Connecting at Bt. Michasl with Se; sive ee eee Wilson, Military Governor of the|earnest this week. Growers in Ce-|¥ate, firmly but courteously, Mo; winter deer, dry, M@itc; papery HOTEL YORK, : Matanzas-Santa Clora department, | darville have already made heavy “ deer, 9@120; dry elks, 9@100; green first-class room end boa ates, i wil make an allowance of $25,000 a| shipments and are coining money| For the maid: | | elk, 4@5c; sheep pelts, 256950; oon.” acces soon east acta sae up, } month for the purchase of oxen and from the fruit. The sight of hun- . lings, 16@250; Eastern Wasi S Mi h I, G | Say | seapemeeser Ko saat the poor to cul- | dreds of pickers in @ large patch Is| Don’t conceal breakages, I, Se; Western Washington wool, f. icnae 0 ovin ay Cee ore ees om satay singie | rooms #1, $1.50 and §2 per week. tivate the land and rebuild homes in an interesting one. 7. dirty or timber burned, 10c; tal- VICTORIA, 1 te ve leeant 4 dhe takasdor at tha-veerinbe of Mat: catia | Don't expect to be regarded as one |i) Oily a t CAPE NOME (a Nome. ‘and Golofnin Ba furnished rooms, & an ook; wu! anzas. jot the family. | About June 10 (under charter) | Lape J | mith ath, tes eC Stark, pro T Butter, Cheeso, Eggs and Nery For freight and passenger rates apply to i — =~ Mutiny on Survey Ship. Don't be careless about your ap- pearance in the house. Butter—Ranch, 10@12e; fancy dal- ry, in squares, 150; Washington 5. S. LAKME Pasement Mutoal Lie Ielding es 1. Zemansky, general auctioncer; sales BRIDGEPORT, Conn., June 1— ee | : Or White Star Dock, toot of Spring 8. made in any partof the elty or state: creamertes, 1-Ib prints, 18@20c; Bast- nee 7 ae real George B. Beardsley, second officer Spark From an Engine Set! pont tnink it is a hardwhip tolern owas and Eluin, 19206 tata, ve Monk or ne, sales. freight in command of the survey steamer he C |have to work en the humblest| Gheese (obbing)—Native Wash. goods in general, 19% Third avenue. Bake, in @ letter to his fathe Fire to the Car. \yedet plant hes Ington, 12a 4c; Hastern, 12% @ 13%er | CORNELIA, WHEN Fleattlo No, 2, Seattle No GA tehes Ofientet tien ove |G ot a mutiny and free fight wh puriccveteiia- re tele b| one Peuieiie’ la fa nnd way 3 3 for Rampart, Koyukuk, Daw. THERN ene! BOBS Mata 17. _ SUNK. 3 cured while off the West sADELI Taderied , ee . . oe for Fre 4 Passage apply to Lonve. Maily Arrive | ~ : soeet, in which ears end most were | A spark from @ locomotive yesterday | _.D0"'t spend your salary on fine is (Jobbing)—Strictly —trean | "For Freight aha Passage anpty to Nok way SS Everett. 615 ve Beattie Junk Co. | Pays lowest prices, . clothes. Only the vicious dress be- | ranch, 1% Great Northern Railway Company ih 4m. Mt. Vernon p.m. | but square business. kinds of waste bitten off. The mutineers were put afternoon set fire to a freight car In| yond their #tation stomey Tgp oe ar ans ret avenaa, ba New Whatcom paper bonght, and old newspapers sold. ‘No. in irons. which were 16 horses and mules in “_* © 12%c; strain - . 4220p m. , Bee ahT, Seagal ad mm ie —— avenue, Telephone Black ‘chest t ua freig yard 7 ‘i | 2c; otre pieago No. 1113 siasholaeea beanie he Mantua freight yard, in Wert | pont neptect the care of your own|teuitry—igfeca chickens, eye; S6ALI-Yakon Transportation Co. es souonn: } . 1A butt-|the car were burned to denth, and room. Sale live chickens, 15¢ < jtead office, 90-00 West Columbia #t,, STREAMERS, ~ ~ eee E,W June -- rull- 4 ea 0OD, wi ya ns ~ ~ nnn say's ot toe Dreaking away trom hia fasten, (tree others were so badly injured) pon't quarrel with the butcHer and Nuts. | ; sit ohn room| | linearis homemade Wea, eke sad ings last evening, dashed among a| YY the flames that they were killed) grocer boy. Walnuts, per Ib, sacks, 1 Seattle, Edmonds and Brerett, | Restrz: west te the clty._seoe Easiea evening, di 3 mE | by the trainmen. One end of the car esi ern black walnuts, 10c; pecans, : TAILORS. oes pen ‘ ed bie ov He, Wee filed wilth hay and straw, and! pon't lone your temper over every | !3¢i filberts, Me; almonds, fancy STEAMER RES: oe ee tom Ingle.) in6 blaze had made much headway |, ¢ - ahell, 18¢; almonds, No. % 1¢c; pea The Pacific Tailoring Go. boat $18, 818 daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Vivian little thing that goes wrong. . and § suits made in the ‘olty. Dyeing, Ingle. ‘The brute bit her on the| Defore It was dincove nd the ter- eee nuts, Ge; pine, lbe; hickory, 10c; co- Cleaning, Repairing. 715 Third avenue. limbs and in two or three places be p sogp- ne gue were surrounded by) pont jump from one piece of work roto aubege per dozen, 76@%c; pop- ———————— = = fore he wan dragged off. The Utue|* wh ee ing cries brought a’big | t?, Snotner Finish one thing be . . éeiea | Skagway via Vancouver, Ketchikan _ se 's wounds had to be stitched ¥ Dan Dis agen shu by *\ tore you take up the next, ay, Grain and Feod, and Junoau 7 EW H Architect, 414, 41 girl om axowd th the seems, but oanthing was , +e Hay Uobbing)—Puget Sound, per BETES 6 9 sarc. | Three Round Trips Dally—Except Sunday | and ai Couns hoc ee Doath From Tooth Pulling to he done to save them until the car! pont jeave ¢he damper open when | ton, $7@9; Eastern Waabington tim. | IN SIXTY-FIVE HOURS TIME GARD : was run down to the stock yards and 1 are not using the stove. Remem- |othy, $13@14; alfalfa, $ 1 7 m. 12 m. and 6 p,m. TO HOMESEEKERS, BETHLEHEM, Pa., June 1.—Ten-| the flames were extinguished. The yor eer ee has to pay the| Oats Gobbing)—Per ton, $29@20 _ Leave Kverett 9:10 a .,2:80 p.m, and |~Wwo have nice corner Bonin feuen year-old Peter Reynolds Nes dyin animals had been shipped from) cons pill Barley ed, $27 . . 7 - eattlo . meer | Phin even: ‘ar Universt St, Liske’s hospital trom the effects Marlborough, Ind., and n their | °°" | Corn—Whole, $22.60: cracked, $23 Bajls From Boattle hee ee eee ee costing, $88) to o "| of a toott s| way to Old Town, Me C ©, | t 9 ‘ 5 j 4 trip #425; Kas | YOUN gh r Whole. for 9300; ot thie extrac Gon, of . tooth, it | y to Old Town, M Joma in and ate » | feed meal, per ton, $22 SUNDAY, JUNE 4th, AT 8 PL M FARES: and trip $1.25; Kd: | YAS) gto, amt Apne dees bao wad, ree ¥v * ago his mo! her D. none Vike 95 red—Wheat, $21; ofl cake, meal,| Cty Office, 006 First Bg! tye i ame arrange nents took him to @ dentist where his bock weet eidlincitns middlings, $21@23; bran i; | Main #40, Arlington ada. Lawone, clean "stucyherso iis molar on the lower Jaw wee pulled. | Lots 00x120 foot in F' hard Add, | shorts, $17.60; chopped » $20@23; | Kw 420 New York block. sepherson & Ca,