The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1905, Page 6

Star Want Ad. Agencies @ Want ad. office, Drug | Btore, Second and Pike, Phones, Bunvet 6060; Ind, 1153. : r = ©. N. Lohndroff, cig Becond Avenue. Ragley store, 0 Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First. Ave. P. H, Mutlen, 321 Ballard Ave posite City Hall. Fremont Drug Co, Ewing Street and Fremont Ave. Thos, Harris, at is, at postoffice, Renton. sertion Free. Additional Insertions of sit- ee wanted ads two cents ® “HELP WANTEO™ AND ALL OTHER AOS. Cre Cent @ Word. One wee, & vente a line per Se — ee summer months Monday FREE and Wam _Mnterest rent ent: half caal —“ furnished rooms pF nes hor aud au ‘Room for studio, not much ure, good ft and wat Ul gection. help in inavian girl mee. Mrs. A . So. and Dear- | Ew. a nes Pike Es FURNITURE Co, 3 tubes Main ads ind Vee Feliable business man or woma ‘would join an Artist in renting eane large office in fine location, Sédrene “Gardner. 1216 th av ‘ Kee. White tek hi cas) or will oh Main “a. «6 Ree xt 2. we For Sale—Furniture. ttle at Be » Firat avenue street. erstare of S rooms. Priee Fer Sale—Miscellancous. t ed pony mice 4 rioming pie is be) ing. All fancy a ties: "aitors welegme Bu: ag a Bea, Pike a Foiding Beds, cheap. bea | ery cheap; good con- Rion: “Addrean ovate ita salmon, 2c cach. W417 bet. tery and Wail. a. pins for housckeep- and sewing macine, out aval is known. charm, i, ity. BHOS 4s masts Second a Cf tran 1 Whidby tet cheap reat GROCERY Anvotcing stoc ing abroad; fine stand. New York Mock. PARIstaN Lanew 1 ry recovery months phone A 18. Mra W. F. Kraut tation Free. CorSwe of mieeas and Wife 910 Starr-Boyd Bidg., 419 19 AL AL AND! ‘bviding. i. Merri N Lge ins Law. Persona Wp LAMBUTH. 5. A. Keltous. lawyer, 28 Bailey, bide BAXTER & WILSON, WO New York paw males JA ci a the sedond institute. ities of For Exchange houre ty or for Ortation; 100 a¢ ad alder land aaily cleared; sound and lake fre age: acre tracts and up. price ac A. Thompron, t6t ron Place, Ballard; phone Batts Financial, NT LOAN ¢ ee MAP of & Storage Co, First even rey wr ends, chicken exo rane f For Sale or Exonange ANo. Hand Marion Building Advane noney to all reliable aried employ os, nor women, on their note, Kasy payments. Publicity, Low rates. Money to lean a monde and Jewelry: low Dike Mt. Jewelry . @ h and Sih Aves. MONEY advanced salaried peopin, re- ail Merchants, teameters, boarding ousee, without | security nese in 48 pr man, 8 Koler NERBER r al emtate, monthly “It di pa: thty le A. Vircue, Boston Block, _Frennd and Columbia street * Res BCTABLE pi to borrow Baik on Ota Jewelry. em American ten 108 Firat, inier-( offices “confidential TO LOAN—Private money at low F of interest. Osner & Mehihorw and 417 Halley Bldg. rooms a 4 and 5 X RELIABLE piace to borrow money watches, jewelry low Dh, West, Me Pike street LODGING HOUSE BARGAIN. 3 ROOMS, a ee PRs Fa, af MONEY to wp, 4, lowest rates on (Eel setate Fd. Nett dus Lumber whange. Private money to loan on any kind urit, wrence urphy. ew York Block. central, well furniahed: ¥ 9%; lease: we know this we house ix clearing $14 monthly h: fee thin today CIGAR BTAND-Sales 80 to 88 ¢ byear w t 82 5 ry ate by He Ww tall, > salen $65 day Watson, rerulator: always seen home about a m. Thin goes! Watson & Co, G3 New York Block. ity 00. a enty atson, ait cash: 4 living rooms: all rent $40: ell wher KO re) % only cver- jomach trouble tr; Scotch Dyspepsia Cure. Beven. South. ‘Wash. says that he paid out ‘@ trying to get his Wife cured of chronic dyspepsia. with ava bus that $2.0) worth of this ured her. For wale by the leading We a box Zz If the gent le a dollar off a nent bar night before inst rt veture it tmmediately to (he Owner, he will get into trouble wears 8 bem ne 6 ~1e Call at 6h ttle. Pacific ings from 7 te aie cities TAING launderea. We pair. it ee “Ss Lest and Found Sth. one brown Jersay horns. . lone very short fai skinned on siden. Reward.” Ad- dress information to Wm. L Riverton. Hi information leading tz PUD. have, or —" Lost—Brocade shaw! between Latona ‘ave. and station, Latona. Keturn to om Latona are. Lost—Red and white horns and branded with “J. Black 4a). Reward. Auta WE aiallet the Phome Male 190 get reward. th stubby Phone —4 -33-5S Arcade years practice S@ New York Bik. doh NBON, Attorneys at wiscke dentin, i Notary Se eran — ROSSMAN & JOMNBSON, Attorneys at injury cases a xpe- cialty, 39 Pacific block, Seattle. iy Lawyer, 1-4. Sullivan Sather ra consultation tree. & Pacific Bik. Edueationa! corn Keademy—- ry schoel for young men and ear u ip opens Pus. Vashon y. Burton, Wash ptember 6, College eminary for young ladies the beat located school In the North- west ownershi write to us. Academ nder new 1906 and and te ATTLE. Beattie ce cased fe eiven to hope ‘a, rofemsion- or cali + ah | Soectanet_. PEMK Giseanee every sature shecentfuily treated. | Consus i Bitite aa taboo PUGET BOONE pg ane Es Cen i 2 eae % Tespondents in P. - Gites of the United’ States POANDINAY N eg AN tng i of Beattie A ‘capital a act ooh surpioe. a, An cnn Pree seiner. 5 aaah Wa. Prone, jer; Geo. Rt. er, anat. ese W. 'L. Coilter, Gent. cashier. »—Continued. wAVING WANK ty and Pike cap o HW, GOO, der, Groenleat, oan! om . savings and trust business Millinery At toweat {8ON " a Routh WASHINGTON INTLEM ARY OBTHOPA THY id eo Main 4664, boil a athe examination Hee. Oculiate and Auriate orm nh Ww. 40 Marion. DR. FONDA NADEAU—@a Al Dulkding. Ww ayy YoFive ct te Deoosit Bide, "ia wa at Photographers’ Supplies ANDERSON BUPPLY CO, 1d Cherry street, Beattie, Physicians end Surgeons, PRERY, Ooutiat, Auriet DR. CHAMBERS, @ Alaska Build. ing, Both phones. DR DALTON, «7 Arcade | eames only Di. OHO. MERBEIN, @ Union Bi Shie Builders Bhindi ORAN BROS COMPANY. Engineers “eee hipbullders. Ley Decks, Lum ber Beattie. ent Attorney TENTS qparantert. tt years ex Washington. feattie office buliding’ Guide Book FRE Adama & fie: In patent a years, experience In Re man block. Frag MAW of Beattie, at Mexine i Be. a Cherry street. _ TRUNKS delivered & cents no and ven. i, 2108 + days tur eats Tal! Schoo! — ; nan | tet Bide. Pho Groom modern house, 2 lots fenced: lots 2xllb to Befoot alley, facing street © ft wide. Fine view. . rea sonable. Call Olympia Avenue, Stew art Addition Wert Beattie, 1 block from ear. George Jackson. iW me 46 Acres Improved $2,000 There is & good house on this place good barn, and outbulldings, ee horse, poultry, 2 stands of bees, close te reliroad, store postoffice. This is an opportunity to get « farm that will support you from the start THE REALTY SPCURITY CO, WI-49 Horton Block Roth Phones Main s%, for Sale. 340m gcres fine cleared. © acres nd Funning water, ? acres in erfrent. 4 scree tte | or wen BS ducks. cider faise be fh long. also 8 mood flaking a Hie @ acres. cast of Kent. 13 scree od, balan ” re. email Soares, vemnes fa peetice, Caan chicken house, ¢' 20-1 meres waterfront, 4 mores cleared, balance in pasture, about @0 fruit trees bearing. mostiy apples, in expensive bulldirue LETTENGREN @ ARNELL. 38 Kenney Block. a For Sale by owner, 4 acres land ten miles from Seattian &room house, oung orchard; very cheap. B 1, ca! Acrene three biecks of wtreet_ cm from ics too Per, tract; with ¢ cont terest. SL. ENGREN & ARNELL. ™ Kinney Hioe! ~ FREE Soyer cate, LAND. 5 ead desert, claims, a Sa ge | PhO SMITH & Room 3 Times O8 FOR SALE. close to Riverton. 26 minutes on New Renton car to Pio- neer Square, 86 cash. balance $10 per month. G. H. NICHOLS, @& Pioneer bide GHEAP PLACE. —My husband in dead. ~tf Will take $80. on terme of $8 down ber month. for block con faining 10 acres af new 2-story ho If sold at once, Ine for chickens berries. See Mrs Wilson Inquire Bt Atinptie City Store. Take Wash- car fine. Come today. =tt ROPERTY FOR SALE. n three and one-half acres of good land, three blocks from car one block from graded school, view. WINSHIP BROS. Room © Colman bidg. ~~ACRE PROPERTY FOR SALE Buys three and one-half acres of good land, three blocks from ear line, one bicek from graded school, fine view WINSHIP BROS. Room % Colman bidg. A SNAP. 10 acres, the very best of land, all cleared, located two miles and a half east of Lake Washington, on cor: ner of two main county roads, fine water, bearing orchard, buildings 3.0. A. LAWRENCE, 8% Second ave, NON-RESIDENT OWNER. 5 acres, not far from Weat Seattle ol Mouse, Owner wants to sell. J. WHITE, _ 4 Oriental Block tf 2% ACRES. 1 mile 4, miles from Alaska bidg. irom the Stee! Works, $#00—the terms are easy, $100 cash, balance monthly JH. WHITE, #7 Oriental Block $100, of deep rich noil only ort car. sidewalks, go: Cu School and stores perfect Terms $5.0 cash and $6 every 3 months with interest at 7 per cent. CHAKLES FE. ADAMS, © Colman Bidg. BAT f-room cottage and with 4 aeres of good utes’ walk a. ROBERT MALTRY, 19-920-921 Alaska Building. —4 DBRTWEEN SBATTLE AND TACO- MA-—not far from Interurban, sey~ eral cholee 10-nere tracts; $400’ each. Very easy terms. ROBERT MALTBY, BIGHT rr ” chickens; good buildings; $1,900; easy terms. 4-room cottage: large lot; good view of sound: this week WRAVER & JAMES, Basement, cor, First and Yester.—11 | ' 1] || | de YOU CANNOT BBE } | | | | PLeAweD } | }} } You Coun wor me >} | | | | HURT | a . } | | Woon. Wr renkacs | 1} ADDEDIO 0 } j } win nd when | ly 4 here | } | doub mure- | } | wit a short the, | || you ainly would not | }) be } i 1 ) en i | held | tHietw whe | view i) vente ) These { atree } tt two and utes inems ¢ fered y 1) Wheres | | GN Your Gws rein, ] Mecaune Ht ie not in this Clty. Prices in thie addb to from BM to S40. Green Ave. ton, Office | a. | | | Real JUDGE A Why do we ith elt) Improvements? People why south weat Wootland Park water iret avenue, sidewalks and We have priced lots in this addi am he er tha at in ma but lots are cleared, edar car @ third operatic time love x thing property y Lake © to ‘open yntil Phone North 24 GUION & W. Forenti esta! oth ——— MAN nell tote only more. on each gale fit on one sale Tt their {riers to don't customers tell every’ river waleg Hines at proment in the business twenty (a0) mine 1 Woodlawn Sta- & Loan Dept. Bailey Bullding Phones We mak and ey property is ¥ low dine | there is no | cleared, ) pile walker | wilt that will Ls ine a will be 7) our mine buat- r to Sth fee wher isr M at ot co. er, Mer 18 wor D minuter ke % up to tm, ride there are welling thout ee id 4 miles fur y ofty Answer, Where they one lot we sell We cheaper yeurs a titue that Boutheast Beattie le the place to for be Rill) ‘ ve w and in vestment AIR OR FACTS? is know & man by his have soli fourteen hun- dred lots in Boutheast Beattic in ene year. We have built 20 homes There are nine hundred cttieens Here is Teal live evidence to prove every word we say. If you are paying rent and have « spark of ambition In your bedy, and “horse sense.” as citinens put it, you will otter, Take the on street car We have and the until) ¥. on the addition. _SRATTLE Homes) PEK ERS CO. “FREE © AMPING Br SITES ON THE Beautiful bathing tench: only © min- fine spring water on ev the station wlen ride ery jot in rear of train to Mr hie block from gettoffice and dock: ne ¢ sound: lots are lor M B CRANE 4 CO, ING. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCR Terms time at 7 cH 3 Colman Bidg. CERTAINLY A GooD Bi por cent RLES KE. H1.0_New G-room cottage with § Jots x1, only 1 block from electric terme S00 CHA 3 Colman bide. Maatiec ” foxio, aii improvements in paid for, easy terme can be bad. HAaMEt RTON & OLSEN, fon Wide LOOK AT THIS. basement paid: good from Beec Price 1,@ BF 1019-20 A I X Attorney oz, ACRE TRAC the car 8 . eamily cles 7 per cent RLES & r-room house in Railard, a all impror J view: nic lock from car line md avenue, We ca 21 Alaska 27a; Main io Tithes LJ. BR and Coun balance Title perfect on Mrd ave This is a $2.00 prope order to make a auick ener is anking only § cottage . LEBOL m them ADAMS, lot ax fio, Po. five-room, f 4 vere 6 lot 16 minu! It in a arrange tei D & Cox. Buliding. n «262. a Specialty. ANDT. ‘$20 minuter’ ride sath, rich level land, v red $22h, ay terms, ROBERT MALTBY. m9-0-921 Alaska Butiding. ur 26x 100. street, block from FR foot Hotel Site. A bargain. Y¥ own terms. J. WHITE, a Oriental Hock. Mouse, 7 rooms, modern, near St University. A snap; easy terms, 1. May, North 11 Law. tt OUNGSTOWN, WEST BHATTLE. lots, fronting Depot just south of the postoffic Hing Mills. A beau our tt ate Ww. ~ TWORGORI A OO, W% Mecond Avenue, @ Main Wii i level jot# ‘in Gilman | 1 #5 down © or bh, corner lots (te, on $4 Hine Anne Oly mn) 005 non town, ye lot WxI%, on Que Hil, fine view of both the a kid Cancaden Jot Wxi20 avertooking Lake walking distance from only block. fr ear ¢, if you prefer to ri O.4b Lisom coiluge, modern We OM ptreet femprovewenta in gait paid for fine looathen, 1M biocks from laimior Heighte cur HT Jumt qompieted, a fine modern ad with It, 1 block beautiful and lot 4x m howe wt Brig of 1 aor from Hin healthful locate modern. Vieht, large ve 4 txtle, 2 blocks nd Madrona Park fn all block from unexcelled and unobatenctive view. This can be had by paying $14 down, $9 per month. 91,0 Pine new and Tanda, from We. car, ‘Terme. $.100-New &- room npeote modern Groom, ab eleetric corner Vaion re £2.00 Sroom house in the co ft construction: nicely arran © Foot the lower floor, 3 rooms on the upper Moor, comented dar xl; Madrona car dodr, You had better look now and if you wish any be made, they can be without any additional expe Terme n ugh to mult anybody $.60--A Kood many wie would like to jive on Capitol Hill, but they pennive «. Fine T-room ontaining nts, fire- pla complet jern imp oO ” Houre. | . en also § et aise room orne ae at a Vashingtor Times 2 lots, near ‘The Star. —) 0; broom modern cottene. eo m, $6 per month. Address HAL Fifteenth avenue south Tele: Phone Red @1 i Timber | anos WHY DOT VOU TRE YOUR Tia: BER RIGHT? Several thousand ‘ee of good timber land open for ttlement. Use your timber right t once. These clminy cruine 4.00.06 to 7,00,000 feet of good tim ber: this is the chance of @ lifetime art While you ean. satisfaction « anterd everybody DOLLEY, @9-40 Pioneer Bik” For Bale—Farne and Lands “RITES on” Cake om, fine bg “CAMPING ington. Beautiful destin fish water tron’ on terms week CLOSE-IN farms and ogeer Wilita, ioe SEVERAL THOUBAND ACRES OF GOOD HOMESTEAD LAND OPEN FOR SETTLEMMNT: thie land will tice all kinds of crops without len; wheat, 39 te © hushele te the fee for 1 ACKER OF THIS FINE CAND, only a few miles from raitrond and town. Donens of mettlers coming in every day Dont _ bonis otf, bul come in at once. ae ¥ GS-40 Pioneer Wik TEN ACKES-3 miles from one of the best towne In the valley between Re- attle and Tacoma, ali partialy im- proved, neat new cottage of 4 rooms, frame barn 20x30 new. cic en houses: fine well of water: hoe ly located. on corner of two county good cow, chickens household 3 niture, catfit of tools $1.40. ‘Terma. ROBERT MALTBY. 9-9-9 Alaska Butiding. —14 TWO ACKES in large bearing trait trees: S-room house, good well with chicken house and yards. “eon Rood county row andy to Interurban station: eas driving distance to Beattie: #108 Bary terms ROBERT MALTBY. 19-900-821 Alaeka Build “ TREN ACRES-Handy to Interurban road: half is rich second bottom land. with fir and cedar timber: al level: tract faces good county road Close to school and neighbors, $40. Kasy terms ROBERT MALTRY. 29-20-021 Alaska Building, —14 THE MARKETS Vegetables. Beans, ary, per cwt. $3.25@2.78; email whites, $3.25@3. arge whites, $3@415; pink beans, $3.26; green ne be Ge; green beans, S@7¢; wax beans, ibe per tb; beets, per sack, $1.00; paranipa per sack, 81.26; native carrot, per wack, $1.50; lemons . $5.00@6.00; i, The@$1: gare aulifiower, per c lic, new, Se; spinach, crate, 600; or | head lettuce, per dozen, 15@20c; parsley, per dozen, carrots, per box, $1.00; natl rhubarb, asparagus, 0c; aren phone ih, hy oer 30 @ G0 1c: native cabb: fornia green corn, native green corn, b cucumbers, 40@50c; German cucumbers, per case, $1.76; nut- megs, per case, §2.006400; sweet corn, native, per ewt., $1.25; houge tomatoes, per 10-Ib. boxes, $2 Wenatchee tomatoen, care $2.50@3; potatoes, Vashon Rone, $25.00; lens, $26.00; Grant Chiles. California, new, $26.00; Minnesota, old, $26.00. artichokes, per doz., 60c; 1% @2e; green Ib, summer peas, Ie; 20c; tele- mmer turnips, Dutch cabbage, *%, 1%C; Call- per dozen, 3c; 600 31.50 per Pruits. Bananas, bunch, $2.50@3.60; dates, cane, $6.00; apricots, per case, figs, %-1b bricks, $1.75 hot | ative creamery, » 1mes t4e; cooking, butter, 1s@ 20¢; Caiiforn creamery, 2 engiert butter, S Oregon butter 22e Egos firietly fresh ranch, per dos 28@29e; Orewon examen, Bc, Sugar. Golden A, te wack, $5.26; extra C, in sacks, $6.35, powdered, In bar- rela, $6.10; dry granulated, In sacks, ' cube, in supor, $6.20; barr maple Lem Ke If paid within 18 dave Meme steers, The; mut- Comm, beet, Te: ton 1% @te; pork, TH1%0: He: «pring lamb, Oi lamb, be; dressed vemi, live rabbits, dozen, in and Lard. a, 13e; bacon, breakfast, lard, White Star, tlerce, White None, the yultew. ned, 17@18e; geome, 6c; hens, 14@17e; spring chickens, 26¢ pound; turkeys, fancy local dremmed 20@ 22. Nuts. 13@ 140; eocoanata, Brazil, per tb. dozen, $0¢; walnuts, Ing- hn M@lbe; peer 12@ .3¢ filberta, 180; black ‘alnuta, Jap peanuts, be; Te; WHO lic, Jumbo peanuts, Virginia peanuts, almonds, Fish, Oveters, Ete. Bolen, 4c, black cod, 44e; ling cod, 4c; crabs, $1.00@1.00; clams, open shipment, 81.00; ma, per enck, $1.00@51.76, ovat Olympia, per k, $5.60; open bulk, per gallon, skinned perch, be; ; herring, flounders, salmon 10¢; salmon trout, shrimps, 6@10c; fe; IT%e; smelt, 6c; sturgeon, fe; black base, 10c; halibut bb Minnesot: Pil Patent, 96:10; Pillsbury, $8; standard Dakota, Electric, $4.76; per trie ae tee itoliy, sett; Golden Northwest, $6: 76; $7.25; Gold Medal, $6. Light, : Top Noteh, $4.45; Centennials, best, $1.75; Gold- $4.25; Patent Exe Novelty A, $4.76; tent, § Lilly's best $4.7 Ivy, $4.76; Gladiator, $4.00; Norcom|, $4.00. bbl, r bl bi, Bos, “ue $3.78; cream. Whole wheat, 10c, per bale, $2.60; whole wheat flour, graham, bbi, $4.26; rye flour, per bbl, $46 per bale, $2.26; per bbi, $6.00, . $7.50, buckwheat, per bale, oa.te corn meal, 108, per bale, $2 corn meal, bbl, & C. Co. $5.75; wheat flakes, box 75 Ibe, $2.20; 96.00; farim i. hominy, farina, per bbi, 10-th sacks, per bale, ree, per bbl. $4. self-raising buckwheat, 36%—, case, coat apie owt $2.00. California strained, California sage, extract, per ib, ima, 12 %e. Feed. Cats, per ton, 821032; bran, per ton, $19@ ane 7; Fah ttt. ‘ac; honey, Yak- $4.60@16.00; popeorn, per 3.00; cracked wheat, per bale, Honey. WO ke. honey, ; barley, relied, per ton, jeod wheat, per ton, $¥ $23; dairy chop feed, per ton, oll meal, per ton, 836@. beat chop $27@828; whole corn, ton $28, shorts, per ton, $22 Hay. Rastern Washington timothy, $16.00, aifeifa, $12.00; wheat bay, Eastern Washington, double Sarat 7.49, Puget Sound hoy, HOG h Grain and Grasse Seed. Red clover, prime, ewt. $17.00; Isike, choice, $17, white clover, $20 3 red top, 870 10; Engiien rye grass, $9; Italian ry grass, $8) brome grass, $12; meadow ost gross, $16; Kentucky Dive grams, $12@16, pasture mixture, lowlands, $12. Pow Oywter shells, 1 hella, 1008, $20; Food ton, $22; clam bone meal, 1008, fhe and 605 $2 per ton higher, Seed Wheat, pal Ww. rye, spring oF tares $4; dwart . Oregon winter oats $1. pop corm, per cwt. $3; gree Grains. Ernnulated bones, 1008, $32. On hington, — bluestem, ; Martey, beardiess. $2.00; bar- '¥, hulliess, $2.00; barley, fail $1.7! $2.35; Oats Kidorado fi winter, $2; $10, vetchen, fleid peas $3.25. white reld peas, $3. Report furnished by Downing Hopkins & Uo. (inc), Drokers, 304, 805 and 306 Alaska bullding. CHICAGO, High. 833-8, &15- 831-8, 891-4 to 839-8, to 86, Wheat Rept. 41-2, May, Oate— 26 452-8 to 45 . 14.25, 14.12 , 265- Aug. 10, Low. 8, 82. $5 7-8 535-8, 1-2, $, 265-8. 1- Liverpool 81-24; Septer er , On 7 9-8d. ow Amal Am. BR Copper, 84 Sugar, 1441 T., 691-2 Peoples Gas, 106 Metropolitan, 12 U, 8 Steel, 35 2 U. 8.8. pfd., Atchison, 891-8, YORK, High 68 5-8, 6-8, 1037 Aug: Low 10, 142 1- 93 106 1-4, 108.1 88, 88 7-8 115 1-8, wheat 1905. Clore, 2, 14.12 1-2, 1905, Clone, 8, 841-8, 841-4 143 3-4 8. Et 73-4 8 35 3-4. . 103 3-4 ediess, 10-Ib cartons, 6 : @isc: Erape ‘fruit, seedions, $2.00 | Pier O80. 47 8-8 ts @42.76; limen, 90c per hundred; new | l» & N , 146 3-4, 148 1-8, fancy oranger, box, $4.00@4.75; cran- | Mo. Pac., 1011-4, 1001-2, 101, berries, $16; Florida pineapples, $1@ nn, 1441-8, 142 3-4, 1 5, California peaches, crate, 604 Re ing, 1083-8, 1063-4, 108 1-8. | ibe; freestone peaches, crate, $1; | Rock Island, 321-8, 319-4, 321-8. California plu Fare, Ube@F1.10; | $0. Pac., 66, 651-8, 66 cantaloupes, case, $3; red currants, > | cane, $2.75; raapberrien, $1.25: black itor d peg Ett te berries, box, $1.26@1.50; wild black. | UM Pac. 1321-8, 1311-8, 1821-8, | berries, box $1.50; ©: slitornio apples, | Hl. Central, 180 3-4 180 3-4, $1@1.50 per box: green grapes; New Y sche iechanchininseBh $1.50; watermelons, $1.75@2.00 per — dozen; California pears, per box $2,002.50; white neediess grape: per crate, $1.76; Logans, per crate, RUN ObeR $2.00; native peach plums, per case, 900 $1.00; native apricot de per case, 76490c; crab ‘apples,| Clark Tyler, 1%, was run over and per box, Thc; Wenatchee avples, per | seriously injured at Foster, Wash., i, $1.60; nutmeg melons, $3 | Wednesday afternoon © Midis a eh Tyler was riding on a load of Washington cheese, 11@12¢; | Umber when the brake broke, He cream brick cheese, 14@16c; Call-' jumped to the ground 1 the fornia cheese, 12%¢; Oregon cheene, wagon ran over his body GOVERNMENT PATROLS TO ARREST “YELLOW JACK” - ACTIVE HAND IN FIGHTING YELLOW FEVER TAKEN BY SUR- GEON GENERAL WALTER WYMAN—DETENTION CAMPS j AND INSPECTORS—UPON SACRIFICE OF CONTRACT BUR GEON THE ARMY BUILT ITS PLAN OF ATTACK ON THE DISEASE BY GILSON GARDNER |otoun cases in other cltien ot the Special Correspondence of The Star.) nouth outmide He OUNE: - WASHINGTON, D. Cy Aus, 1] In ord C . The federal government has taken | (he department has been Kiven ane an active hand in the war on yellow [of the revenue cutters It uned fever and Sur 1 Walter | atrol the coast and examine all Wyman, of the marine hospital and|#mall craft leaving or landing at ublic health department, has just) New Orleans Staseal yr Washington from ® teneral Wyman does not expect month's vacation to per-|any general outbreak of the fever nonal charge of the ea Jat ‘Tampa, Fla, in xpite of one cane The activities of th jeral au- thoritien are directed along four § general ines: The patrolling of| i railroads, th ainance of de F tention camps, the patrolling of the i coast and sbipping, and finally an Hl active and general war on the § stekomyla fanciata,” the mpecion of monquito which spreads the conta- | gion. H ‘The accepted reanon why ow will not Invade the cities * north of the Mason and Dixon line a in that the “ktegomyia fasciata” will not Hive in the climate of the north ern staten 4 1901 the fight on yellow fever ham come to be a fight on the] FE mosquito, Just now in New Orleans the health officers gone in armed with gauze and wire netting. | They are screening the honpitats, the nuspected quarters, and the de- i tention places. In addition to this i the breeding places of the quitoes have b oll is being poure which « the b nen old cister is to p een of the inm over vent t » nm attacked over 8 water everywhere is being dr and, finally houses, hospitals even sewers are being fumiga' kill the aye Dr. one which tx 4. not so unless mone Wyman, particular erour loaded” itoen, that it i © mot And thits from feeding wort of found tching of Screens are cisterns, This the J on the blood of a yellow fever vic- tim, whe is in the first stage of ilnens, such a sufferer, infection, The mosquito m who in punt three-day If the insect biter and then goes and bites a healthy person, the result is | not get any of the infection. Detention camps have been Hished at numerous points near and at the boundary of Louisiana, and] Reed and for Major William C. Gor- sunpected persons are here detained. gas, who succeeded in ridding Ha- j Yana of the fever, for the first time |in several hundred years. If, after five days, no fever develops. the refugee In permitted to depart, fferer|Jamee Carroll and Aristides Agra- the critical stage and in nine chances out of ten. y bi tabs. | and in given a certificate which is| accepted by state and federal of-|to Lazear ficers eisewhere an a clean bill of health. The s' thorities co-operate. apector je and federal au-| sear, |tarily permitted himself to be ine In the meantime @ corps of in-| oculated with the yellow fever germ, has been detailed to guard] the railroads leading out of New| Orleans. sengers. compa. MARINE NOTES The steamship Senator, of the Pa- Coast company, came in Thur day morning from Michaels, with 129 passen, $200,000 cif something dust; Fairbanks Nome. over and Captain pleasant vo: during all the trip. ‘They board make careful examination of If the inspectors find per- sons who are ill or who may have been exposed, they trains and detain them in one of the Other officers running down rumors and suspi-| been named ‘Battery Lazear!” a ltractor D. F. Brown unearthed the trains the balance reports Lioyd age with good weather | site He states that| and pai take them off the are bury me and St. era, and! y tal in’ gold | ere taken from the excavation and $50,000 of the gold came from from | Nome is more active at the present time than the city has been since the first great rush. ‘The Fritish steamer Yangteze, of | the Lycett, erpool The Alfred Holt master, company, ts loading cases of Puget sound salmon at the Oriental dock for London and Liv- Captain | 49,000 Yangtsze came into the sound four days ago from Liverpool | touching at| and {es and shops along the valley are by way of Suez canal, China and Japan, and will return | by the same route as soon as her| cargo ts loaded. In addition to the ralmon she will take on consign ments of general merchandise er for and and for way rr day night load of p sionists. Th Orient on her third voys ing 126 passengers and of cargo. Prominent am & for giant 4 away neiseo Thursday for 700 tons of general merchandis: Skagway neers, chiefly liner ‘Thursday left attle nta Barbara, of the L. fleet, eamer Jefferson will eal! Thur | judges. with a full exeur- Min her | passengers are Gustave Werner, Rerlin, banking syndicates in the world, and trip; his nH resent c cs Bmith a beter Ag | yous state and is unable to appear, a tour of the Orient, end Mon 7 | The prosecution ridiculed his claim Samilt Vows whee! ake agp of sickness and hinted that he is poration counsel. of Chicago. na ; | ikety doing this to get out of th others, A party of school teachers |OURtY. Tho judge said he would are going to Manila for service tr _— the matter go over until .tomor- the Philippine schools, and Eider : Worcester ts taking a party of nine| Government officers 1m S missionaries artes to India for k there, : Leper ge wife Ww. b ng on Wilder, head of one of the greatest he of @ pleasure | York, is going to Bangkok, Siam, to rep- | of New UNE ARTH _BONES PIT cavating for some street, Covington ma, Aus. last 9. While night, apitalists who are installing x- new dwellings ¢ Con- | theory. DR. JESSE W. LAZEAR, Who gave bis life in establishing the mosquito theory of yellow fever Aufection. | reported, | The discovery that the mosquito in the chief if not the only agent in the spread of this disease was made Jin 1901 by the medical officers of the United States army stationed in | Havana. The name of Jesse W. La- sear, a contract surgeon of the United States army, will always be associated with this important dis- covery. He gave his life to test the He was a member of a mpe- cial board headed by Major Walter Reed, and consisting, in addition to Lazear, of Contracting Surgeons monte. The secretary of war, then Mr. Root, commenced their work and asked promotion for Major Walter And he adds this eloquent tribute “The name of Dr. Jesse W, La- contract surgeon, who volun- in order to furnish a necesmary ex- perimental test in the course of the investigation, and who died of the disease, should be written in the list of the martyrs who have died in the cause of humanity. As a slight me- mortal of his heroism, a battery in the coast defense fortification Fort Howard, Baltimore, Mr. bones of several persons who had been buried for years. One of the coffins was in a fairly good state of preservation, but:the others were entirely rotted away. The bones of three human beings sent to the morgue. buried from that Institution. The ground which was being broken for the buildings was at one time.the of a German Pvangelical church, but it was swpposed all the bodies had been taken from the reer: ground years a Big Doings In ” Wilkesbarre WILKESBARRE, Pa., Aug. 10.— Fully 200,000 visitors are in town to see President Roosevelt and witness the big parade of the Catholic Ab- jstimence Union. All mines, factor- They will be idle. Never has the town entertain- jed such distinguished visitors, who | include, besides President Roose- | velt, Cardinal Gibbons, John Mitch- ell, Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia ond congressmen, senators and ‘The city is in gala attire. The pa- rade began at noon, with 10,000 tere |perance men in line. President | Roosevelt arrived and Mitchell act- ed a3 his introductor: spokesman, Collins Is Cute VICTORIA, B. C., Aug. 10.—Geo, Collins, the big San Francisco law- yer wanted for bigamy, gave his pursuers another shock this morn- ing by stating, through his attorney, that he was ill in bed and unable to appear. He put in a certificate from @ doctor saying he is in a highly ner- Wednesday morning arrested Sven Fernstrom, a sailor on the barkén- Une K. Flickinger, which arrived in Pork Blakeley on Tuosday, on ine formation wired from San Fran. ciseo, charging him with obtatning naturalization papers by fraud in that city. No details as to his crime were furnished, however.