The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1902, Page 4

a THE SEATTLE STAR. . THE BON MARCH = DRAGED TOWARD DEATH "=" | YNCH IG THREESUARDSQ DATES = BY HEAVY ANCHOR CHAIN =::="<==o= REMANDED... ~~. ANNOUNCED CPG fOr Satin F oulardy “srr |Goronation Date is not and $1.25 a Yd. Look after the business | . So ee . “9 a Certainty Spectal Sale for Wednesday only of Satin Fy bly death, ooggrred late yester- | throw " head, into th 4 fand her husband y ertous ted to one dre: Fowly escaped serious 1 Wai LARRY eT ES IRELAND OR sini pun’? tame abiibaalag | lards, with the quantity limited SS aherncon ontane ot the city |e Lynch, the iriah member of parlia-| | tickets to the Abbey ceremony were a customer, at 69c a yard, instead of $1 and $f Buoys in the harbor, Hughes was | NR ge yw tow 2ndare sieaply word 4 & Marrow escape from belt ah a hole in the middie of the k= te conmider te evidence | t because of thelr showing of} NEW PORT, 1K and Mre she went TWO MEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE FROM WATERY GRAVE IN |*!Tit® of herself and her husband. ; L SEATTLE HARBOR—ONE PAINFULLY HURT health and was therefore unable to More Witnesses All accompany her, ‘An accident by which J. Hughes paing-like rapidity the pape Against Him Bnd a companion named Hastie nar. | When held tt. The will crowd the silk counters tomorrow and all day, ‘ nt more For this sale includes the best quality all Sitk . = to his death through a ho! cat hy being emall,, he BH Ms: pr cn ve teat iin ee inty a ey ae on tne pa natust| Foulards, this season's patterns, in 24 inch serra fs Sabons Phe sunbed cetera were cra as] AUERONEN, Joy atten eng |tnued ha'immatiats Somat Wt] yevmnpcou, gay the. Pow piace om “Auxunt 9, they” ure We bod&ht heavily of these Silks, so that we Berar sors eemraecteend| nate lsen mace, rene. and vcngnny cramp Opety gine | rea ung po nen ad | terug mareted oneato rlee that the ing quote the lowest prices in the ve orton the Seeans ates aches Sat mais [Ear ies of REZ aE’ foreeny cra | The ben wore walking tn the woods lannunce’. hie firm ‘belie it his |Hlcutenant ef read ee over sein revived Dn the cotta Godan Che escuad teks ok al Raising the chain.” A wire cable with that method was found too ‘siow.| investigution identified his” co] thon . . At the end was lowered to/ After several minutes’ delay an axe! Kop fhe bottom and placed under the} was scoured, and the rope severed] we are willing to give a one-day bargain at the prey mentioned above, ‘ ble to wtill the wa thi Wty ¢ and nothi i be hered ap | or acqu med hi nu: Shain, which was then hoisted to the|by one blow. Mantle wan then pull- | warted for minine properties comag | OF aeaulttal could 4 his ; Burface. ed out of the hole, badly brulsed and m and compte! veg “a. | b vg % 3 As it was drawn up, three lines | strained. 5x ne fs letely disappear, ovement, It e iw wth unab’ fehich some weeks before had been] A strong wind was blowing at the! } “so THOMSON 1S 69 Cents Sttached to I tm an attempt to re- [time and the buoy beman drifting out | a Ee pai? PETERSAURG, July 1—Aagi ; Gover R, were colled on to the buoy. of the harbor > tug Rvergrecn, | > ay ims ‘ ation workmen hae revive ob Pie ‘The had been hauled to the|happenny along, was signalled andj gavel’ hy her nefrerney tn te At Poutilow 4,000 struck thin fore- Seeeamias Prany : hen suddenly, being insecurely | towed the pile-driver and the Moat | taik in 7 Gan Ge ah In and there are signe of unrest] The Caledonia Club ptonic ‘ ie 9 Mt began to slip with lght- [te the Stetson & Post mith . hymn 1 peat eee ee ererias aren hes] ar ban weather “oil ake piace in + 1 OC ‘ ag pe Ea Misses 75c and $1.00 WESESSLOS SES LO SHES HSESSS OOS EREEDESEO ES EOE SEEROEOS OEE ee a nes and the street patrols h nh] wet Bat the Madison park Ky % [City Engineer Aasked Te Complete) iebled. The outburst of 4 short| grounds, The world-renowned Cale~ _ F REPRESENTATIVE JONES FAVORS ¢ lcs fonts cris, Bee na eee ag - S| ina Week jthan 4 ast episode and make | $1,000 being offered | ial Sale From 8 to 11 Only 2 - @ |. City Engineer Thomsom, in a let- ee * }ter to the city council last night, ak 5 A line of Misses’ Kid Gloves, in two and = AN ELECTIVE RAILWAY COMMISSION : :/°:)oS2=°%: ————— ae » © |grades on the tide lands. This ques: haa a - | : Pens will be put on the bargain counters, for three tu 7a esa @ |ton has been coming up at interve ’ ‘COMA, 2%—Congresaman W. expressed i - @ jor the past two ye e ~ Seana tS Olina cael ta enterecenns ten = Seine, bn fover ohn oloe- ¢ [tor che pant wwe, zeae, bet toe, olty| Two Carloads Cheap and Medium Priced } hes ; “This, not being a matter for congressional action, has not been given the consideration that it the most he will hav ‘_ 3 er eas Saree ote the responsibility of legislation. The opinion | have ie based more #9 |Aretie ity of the pe | ? y Bs iS Cc : general reasoning than on the actual workings of « commission. + In ithe vicinity u Sang fron Z : , : 3 4 my Judgment the legisla ture cannot deal with the question of freight rates. Its eee. @ [Tew Unton depot remains to be con- | \ J J aa sessions short members have not the experience and detailed information necessary Tae coun 4 . ; : .. These Gloves come in S fe, frame the proper legislation. This can only be done by a commission. It would have the time and @ — |of but ome week, as the cou S - Wir : ©, end are such an unusual] : mo be geet ge oh the yy the erernaten: necessary to act with justice to- + | tion Degins ne: and it ts de- See ¥ 4 at 300 that we fee! certain werd people urged adoption of « commission plank before the sub-com- © [sired to get the matter disposed of Bap > a mittee on platform at the last Republican atate convention. @ = |defore that ¢ at ‘ ‘wilt buy te preperation tim “A commission should not be urged in a spirit of hostility to the railroads. Wehaveanewastate ® | City Engin E : . ing fall season. % with bg: Meenas rr oe a ite infancy. or, sections are in need of transportation facili- @ /sfter ~ al nd Mage ol ged | ‘ ties. needs must be regarded and nothing done to retard ti oe es he “A commission would be of benefit to the railroads ss well ua the people. A settled policy would & | [ant,'* Rear thr depot site. An agree. | Wednesday Specials be adopted. and thie continued agitation would stop. A better feeling between the people and the rails ® {hough there are mit details to. by | ‘sac cee areas Sand Sine te whist le desired. ® |arranged. Mr. Thomson believas that | During the last week we have received two straight carloads of »| From 4 o'clock In the morning till] trimmed with three rows of white] on sale Wednesday at td b remedy for rates eck toe ae eetce Hanes Bx the rates, but the roads would have the # | these can be seitied within @ few|] Solid Oak Bedroom Buites. In this shipment there are 20 patterns, |/6 at nixht, these epeciaia Will be on Plase, work regularly 61.36; at, only, | 100 dosen Water | Color ¥ could appeal to the courts. @ | days. te tomorro f ow jes, mount, “In my dt the commission should be cle ive. If provided by the next ‘egisiature Rehoula > ith the settlement of the grade| | th retell prices of which range from $22.00 to $35.00. ““Mercertass, Ghambvar, in all col-|. Women's Gowns, good quality | eat rollers, co be formed by until the mext election. There are objections to an elective commission, @ Question it if expected that an im- Notwithstanding that there hae been a shar; ance in the cost | ors, worth 28 @ yard; Wednesday |cambric, Empire style, embroidery | fixtu the follows but | believe ‘to an appointive commission. 1 ha B fi petue will be given the manufsctur- f at Ibe and insertion trimmed, worth $1.50;| 8x6 ft. Window 8! ve an old-fashioned idea that the @ | pets will be given ‘ne manutvctur-| 1 of making this class of goods, we were able to buy these suits at even ‘ Ape snesesion, teins. wars Be EPs A, Sere ee renin ho bolton’ 3 [IMA several capitalists are awalt- & lower price than we have been able to secure « like quality pre- I assigns, worth 6¢ & yard; Wednes-| Women's Black Figured | Sateen| | axt Window, Shades, wor ing some action of the dso that| | viously, h The; at, only,| larly ae; eeday's pric * POSSESSES OOO SO SOTOS+OSSSESESOO008 | mapetnetaring plants ens be erented We are, as @ result of this purchase, able to make some interest: a orto outing | $c. ae enn Mes hong A jo ele i | @ult: nd whines orth 1 ins sinen. /ednesday's ice . | plants ean then proceed. ing prices o@ this class of goods, The samples are now on the f) S/ii, Ser re toh at TK Fhetheid's Tooth Paste, worth 26¢, | Rope Portteres, tor sales floor—this is a value from which you can judge the rest. Dress Satines, dark for Ibe, | beautiful color ir e | — MORE UA | | Oriental stripes, regular price 1b a| Woodbury’s Soap, 25¢ cakes, for Ic | regularly $3.50; We | } yard; here Wednesday at Tipe. Kilmer's Swamp Root, Wc size for | $2.72. “ ba By Mi Buitings, light grounds, | tic. | A larger Rope Pretiere — 3 - - jst with colored figures, regularly worth| Hires Root Beer, 260 kind for 15¢. | elaborate, worth $5.63; OMAHA, Neb., July 29.—An earth. “ the, Wednesday, at just half price,| Witeh Haxel Cream, 25¢ site for Uc | nesday u quake shock of tinusual severity was ‘ or ite Poison Fly Paper, 40 sheets for Men’ felt over a ine including South Da- ne ae ly | The following $1.00 Copyright| Kirk's Soap, three cakes in box, 2 kota, Western lowa and orn Beee | i “ | Books will be on gale tom worth 250, at Ite. and pink, reduced a yeuterday. It lasted for sev- } > = 3 The: “A Double: Thread, Boys’ Two-Garment Suite, in all |e garment ral qocunda, bul ‘to Gumene lines ae | Garden,” * * .” |wool Scotch cassimere effects, parte! Men's Negiigee with double seat and knee, regular) with collars and a Tor . Jue $6.40; special, Wednesday, at table fc NEW YORK, July 2—There is aj fore whe left New York. saying she "The Price of « Wite,” | $1.96 | Sigs. on Wednesday at belief that Yohe and ‘would wantstaterooms for two on the DAVENPORT, Wash. Juty 2—A “ Es f , . Laprost be growing —— re aoe Sure Soe AFRICANS : coy eke fe gti = 7 bm || “The Career of a Beauty Boys’ Wash Sults, in white duck.| Men's $1.00 Bathing ported. quebised @ith @ ttatemant of Sento a ite Pradsent ease Small Hand Mirrors, fine qiaas.| very heavy. with biue and pink pts | rive bing, 2-plese, at ‘ nickel plated frames, regularly worth | stripes, siaes 4 to § years, regularly the entire scandal was « pre-|{2e, Snfinking in value of her dia- J. Hi of the Great Northern’ #t i ier caeeta Weanamiann at ax Worth $2.4 a mult; special, Wednes-|cale, Lawn and B ‘plan to loot ped i from $200,000 to $20,900, direct ing that President Mellen of the = A ve assortment of Pocket Knives, | day, at $1.60. many styles to choose PA a ee ee | Northern Pacific and himeelt would “4 ‘ tive! Blades. regular values abc and| Women's Jerney Ribbed Outside | nestay, at. the. ‘the sister looked would indicate that a pretty | be here next Monday to meet the 3 e - We; special, Wednesday, at ie. Cotton Shaped Vests, V neck, short) Regular 62,00 Dim = be. | SET, Snderstanding must extet be- jfarmers of the Big Bend in confer- : Find these at the Notion counters. | sleeves, white or ecru, worth 2%¢: | Chambray Waists, cabled to Liverpool tween them. lence to adjust freight rates on grain » < = F Shoe Brings, metal tip, beet qu: ypecial, Wednesday, at 25c a gat-| ore, some trim | regular price fe a pair: | ment . front or’ Beck 3 o- | i , * ednesda) Women's Jersey Ribbed Bleached | ana or RUNAWAY AUTOMOBILE | Y pent " Cotton Union Suits, neck, sleeve. | winee: Waceke Needy at 12% Les i} “ . regular price c less, with lace knee, wort! : Asbeston Uprising Threatens the Sea pecial, Wednesday, at 2c. ‘Wednesday at Mc a mult morrow, Sc. -inoh Tape Meamures, metal tip, Women's Richelteu Ribbed Cotton vonage regular West Coast regularly worth 10e; special, Wed-| Vests, low neck, no sleeves, with Ince | morrow, ‘ ‘pate nts calli ds 3] e as nesday, at 10 each. trimmed yoke, Feguiar prices 380 and| ajconot Stoves, Ln saved the lives of Misseg Mary Pasrell cot tiles & - — SOLID OAK THHEE-PIECK BEDROOM SUITE, well constructed |}, Best quality Linen Corset Laces, | thc: your choice, Wednesday, at 26°. | morrow, 18¢. Gare te Gonerter vests nak nig ht. O33 ° $\_ ison, duiy 2. and well finished throughout; full aise dresser, with full 6 yarde long, worth 1c; Wed-| Women's Past Black Superior Cot-| MONON’ De ie 4 Gite test control of thei Geotor, and it was running away, 9 | Leanda, is Po t t yur drawers, swinging beveled French piate mirror Readay, 8 ead. ton Hose, drop stitch, high spliced | | Breed a Sa SIGE. UOUROENN GhbG Crete Gad, te Cha me cnnes | cinten inet the matives hove sion, 29x04 inches: full size commode, strongly and well eon. Children’s White Pique Drea] heel. double sole, regular Value 28 a attacked the garrisons and burned 4 structed bed, with large quarter-sawed top panel; en- } trimmed with biue and white| pair: Wednesday's price Ite. Rock Tea Pots, 0 came together, stopped his and made a flying leap into the run- > \. J Ved- r lnck Lisle Lace| morrow, 17c. a @ | factories. A general revoit is feared. » tire aulte ts neatly carved. | worth $1.04; epecial for Wed-| Women’s. Fart Bi : succeeded in stopping edge bridge. e attacks on the ec c OUP PRICE 6... ceeees peas vogue salby, owave Openwork Stockings, Se grade; have| Fine Blown Water he young women rode tymein'a mertns cate eg honmaed ‘3 Lorel ves' were leet 2 the upricing wan Dark Blue Dack Skirts,| high spliced heel and double sole; | tar tomorrow, 49. @ | Was not expected and the troops not iRaaoes = ee 3 FREDERICK & NELSON Eight to Eleven | The ories burned Include som ACCIDENT TO A CRIPPLE jot the largest on the west i | COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS : ‘ Minnie Sylvester, a cripple, go) aes Sore, rae largely by = The Seattle Drug Trust was Second Ave., Madison and Spring Streotes. Rargding from all over the store; Pierce's Pills, 25c boxes, from 8 to] Fancy Tadiets, in Pe down a Might of stairs last evening | £1") capital. 7 formed for the express purposty that you may buy between the hours |11, at 2 boxes for 25 regular price 18e, und fractured her leg near the knee.| Combines 4 iealpenhene of advancing prices. of $ and'Il o'clock tomorrow morn-| | Wrapped Chocolates, worth 2c a! “Unruied. Pound Paper She was sent to the city hospit: ral 1 -4 .. ence - - ———- o | pound, from § to 1, at 190. pound, § to 1 COMES T0 A one we eeancn nee Transparent Pictures, 3%xi% | Women's, Gowns, good quality oaeceh Sua Clete x WEATHER FOREC inches, with ehaina attached, worth |cambric, V-shaped yoke, trimmed | i.4 ana white or red 2 oh, frems 8.to Af, at be. with insertion and tucks, and having | fou, and me Ot ret om & Seattle and Viewity-rooteme anal % The Quaker is tate tie tt Another lot Franaparent Picturen |Ratr, Ute flue Bem ayn [Oe Wednesday. cloudy and threatening a nod “4 having (wo pictures combined In | 49. Linen Huck Towels, 1s rz a light to fresh southwest winds, | : : jeach frame, worth 460 each, # to 11/""Snuaren's French Dresses, made | with hemmed ends, is the Only Store in Soattle Not in} the Combine rc The musical convention of the Worth Pacific Saengerbund was! E. to a close last night at Ger-| il by @ farewell concert and! It is with sighs of regret that the music ing delegates are les of good quality white lawn, with |8 to 11, at Tie each. 45-inch Best Table Milcioth, in col- |three box plaits front and back, trim-| New York Mills AN OPPORTUNITY ors only, worth regularly 200 4 yard, | meq with embroidery; regular value one yard wide, worth 12364 for 15 | $1.60, from & to 11, at 980. to 11, at Se. a Ee Women's Bas: Black Extra Fine |” Misses’ Drawere of very fine cam-| Sheepskin Club Baga wi Cotton Stockings, ouble sole and | pric, trimmed with “narrow Inser-|sewed leather ha: To sh hand , ¢ sue [bleh niet Reet worth 200 4 Balt, ition and ruffie, and edged with Val. jand og worth ‘0 show you our handsome line ot q from § to 14, at lace, worth Sc, from § to 11, at 49. |11, at She, 7 and Soh Hate ‘Women’s French Balbriggan Vesté| Sizes 10. 12 and 1 | Canvas’ ‘Tetese ~~ and Pants, finest quality, wo Seam Binding, full 8 yards in piece, leather corners wel t 4 garment. from § to 11, at 3% | price 18 a pigoe, from § to |size, worth Bc, from € fo) ‘otmen’s Fast Black Cotton Stock i Men's 20¢ Suspenders, S E ATTL E H A T F dounye toe and heel, worth Isc, | Whalebones, in bunches of one dox- |11, at 12tge. special, from 4 0 a oh) Hand,» inches long, regular] Boys 360 Black ¢ Boys’ Percale Waists, 4 to 12 years, |walue Is a bunch, from § to 11, at|bibs, ages up to 12 years 1111 SECOND AVENUE in blouse and shirt waist styles, plain Cages tat Pina, |e eteee ota Gen and striped patterns, worth 500 gach, | or White-headed Hat Pins, jar regular Hate Cleaned, Blocked and Retrimmet from & to Li, at 29¢ a ne dozen on card, worth 10¢ a card, | 11, at Se. ‘Tar Boap, dig Cakes, from 8 to 11,| from & to 11, at & Pyramid Washing at 3 cakes for 1c Calling Cards, with enyelopes to |age, one to buyer. arge cakes of Bath Soap, from §|match, from § to 11, at 18¢ 9 pack-| Chopping Bowls, regular 3 to U1, at 3 for 106, lage. 8 to 11, be; one only to —— Reichert Bros, pianos, 110 Union . INDIANAPOLIS, July 2.— Raphello Competelo, a whole- wale fruit merchant, prominent in the Italian colony, was mur dered on Washington nee. St Beste Tor "thet hermes Lotay | 24c2 eee tart mag 10,8 fight reunion of German. musicai io wit - «bas been « treat for all. ‘The |g cizembowied Comperelo waved Gttendance et the concerts more|® tre italiane of the city soar Than exceeded the expectations of |® 2 ry : the committee and the affair was alg seneemnce and mob law threat financial as weil as @ social suc- Gene Yesterday afternoon about 500) bers of on Peeeervend 7 " Sou navy yard, hey were n through the shops b> HIGH GRADE Commandant Burwell and were al- Jowed to inapect the Unilted States ‘Yeusels lying at the wharves. The| avy yard band played during the Saengerbund’s visit. | ‘The next Saengerbund will be! eid in Walla Walla in 1903 t AT A SAVING |p Ladies Fast Biack Seamiess Hone, reinforced heels and toes, ectually worth 15e; selling at DANCING CLASSES Monday and Friday Evenings for Beginners. ‘The only store opposed to ex- orbitant profits; the only store boycotted by the little loon! job- bing house for cutting drug prices. The cambine stores never cut a price except in trying to follow the trail of the Quaker, THE BON MARCH NORDHOFF & CO., 1419-1429 Second Avenue and 115-123 Pike Street. EW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 614 FIRST AVENUE PIONEER SQUARE Work Guaranteed Painiess Lote of Peruna WH cvcce Lets of Warner's Gale Cure ss. s.,.... OC forced foot, worth 20¢; selling Ladies’ Aiternating Fine Ribbed Hose, exceedingly elastic tops, 4004 wear foot, isc value; sell ing at gerne Ladies’ imported Tack’ “Hose, with reinforced white feet; 36¢ VAIUC woe ees ee seeereee eres BOE Ladies’ Imported Fancy Colored modern dental surgery and a com- | plete equipped office will permit, Our prices are reasonable and yet consistent with first-class work. When buying ras ~ * -- Be ts of Hood’ this paper. speak a : |B Ladies’ Fine Seamioss Hone, with ei Sear a 3 9c ‘The ONLY DENTISTS in Beattie who use ABSOLUTELY PAIN- : — 118K iy 29,—- |B Goutie ees and tovs, ' rein- LEGS METHODS for extracting teeth, applying gold crowns and fill- We do your dentistry as nearly = ee ee pues painios# as a thorough knowledge of \Seattie Auct y ‘Was received here last night that the | City of Peking of the Pacific Mail] Hine has broke T propeller sha Inland sea. The from Kobe . Wo appre! n is felt for} vessel, ag she has sail enough to OUR METHODS are KNOWN and USED by the NEW YORK of Shoop’s 65c peg gg ng I old, ‘me-tried SPECIALISTS are at work ‘ 2 ootors who Restorative ..... NEW YORK DENTAL PARLONS sre me ee rie Lote of Welch's Grape ser OF TEETH Jules, quart... SEO fi [eer ov Tar ie pierre “trietly exclusive private ressuns) , Ay BR rig” Vilison's. eattie’s oldest ° } ‘e High- t a vor fashionable and’ only recogmioss ‘Teoth extracted free : gh-grade Dental Work | | | tat the Sale Stab C! DENTAL COMPANY, mpbell, D. D. 8, Mgr. | | | | | Hone, with pretty drop stitchE school of dancing. Ranke ‘blocs eer ee oy te & 8p me wunday, Fifth and Pike. | Globe Block not try to compete ‘ | 626 First Ave. Fy f Cherry St. Phone Main 1240 oatal “periore’ | | Red Raven Splits and lace effect; 6c value, BDe Children’s Rubbed & Hose. | BP reinforced heels and toes, worth i 12%c; welling at 10¢ Extra Quality Ribbed Children best equipped operating rooms ———-—--—--—-—-----. chentepentemginiee: | . ibe im the whole world. | | 5 uperfine | Quality A very pleasant physic, lhe per Have your teoth out in the morning and go home with new ones the h LONDON) July 29—A_ requiem in three weights bottle; 2 for 2c. same day. gmaes for the la® financier Macks» and a was celebrated in St. Mary's cathe < 4 : - ‘Our prices are the lowest consistent with first-class work. iho) Y ‘ Rn a \ We are making © specially of gold crown and bridge work. our 4p i Vd, lM at be sa} wee A a le an yn raft and pac horses: Be tor Celias block, ims 5 aed Sad too. ¥ large . 5 name alone will be a guarantes that your work will be of the best. Grat eee eres er ee, ‘Fonte, and $1.25 per bottle have 5 proneiiat in 4 ive nty 4 nt. pert operators best cold work. mites sold at public auction Pridagy E a : men and extractors of teoth; in fact, all the staff are. invent ae cmcnse ont Asbarned modern dentistry. We swill tel you in advance exactly what. your | 1, together with @ large present, HIRSCH PHARMACY CO work Will cont by a free examination, Give us i and you will find jlumber\ and express wagon aa ave ell aN we do exactly aa we advertine Pulp radinaddecabpe lo HIS RIFLE STOLEN 1436 First Ave. Cor. Pike st. }}| Faia A PROTECTIVE GUARANTHOD given with all work for ten years, | harnesses, at 1212 Western @ Tel. Main 916. | ¥. M. Jaffey, an attorney in the pa i New York Dental Parlors * 7st Ave. seattie, wash, Main BP) your money askin CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE M. J. WALKER, Aucl fiding. has reported to a reer Joods delivered free of Office,’ Portland, Ore. Nie Ladies" Suits, W . Giobe building, he ‘ ~ 206, 208, 210 PIKE inside the city Hours—#:0 a, m. to 8:00 p.m. Sundays, $:90 a. m. to 2:80 pdecanab’ sists, Separate | @ SECOND AVE. AND UNIO! —— 3 Miles that a rifle was stolen tr — eee ace 3 ox Bins: the Garbraitn dock yesterday \ “CHE RIGHT KIND." 2ee000~e0000 this paper, upenk of the Stare