ee ee TE A ET PENT “ THE SEATTLE AR. 7. —=. THE SEATTLE STAR S28 SS oh You bnew } ween set dare te | | POLITICAL TWO MORE ~ a0 tring t ¢o right ant be that the t he trun ae . - r pres Caverns | Gone There @ ome thtag Fou meet — o — . e fen k 7 carrier Givers Bh etremes Se (er | remeomner, end thet te if pow do fet ' ~ sin work at o bomanhy and make « mistake (het dees aot — . nd wecars |a ward for contagtoun diveases in the a ” VYeleerhene me 60 3 |mens that poe have bectethten . pore ~~ 74 jinfrmary, the money for this pure F = tise Sad in Ton mast euch 6 ew a to ~ 4 pone to be raised by subscription. se — Kk f Of Work of suis inte ene ets. GovVernmen ants ' st ote ponent tegen SaORe | iy am Lk met fos mM md M. C. A. at Princeton, will, through dio — me 2 & ae ane Be Built. . . N | the generonity of the friends of the sneered 4-4 — ame . " e t Con es univernity, be enlarged to a eapecity St e Kanece CMty tathe of the prepuand)| MBHe that fe © greed exeaturt to me oes j noclety. Some slight iterations mente of 6 Signal pene to Te taemeth ome frame = Me ve - ’ * ee \ made in the academic curricu star ie petruteem Bente tm eppunt.| MORBETEh thet we ave Gust ond we = ee i } and Assistant P mor Hi, #. one ra the Geer Lord 4008 cet eapect of oe rRoraaaTy - er ore 8, Smith was made full professor of - + ae Me we goed en “ . 7 - ‘| " , » F iJ \ Aart Ot meet? | wage than we coe tev aed te Oe MNO CASTERS Sos : © ABVER'S TRIP TO. THE ISLANDS oriiod mechanics “and” -Anotstane HAS AN BYE ON BIG SOUND BOATS ™ tale eouid be inter ances Gee euak are ond @6 6 Professor Harris was made profess ¥ oy oo tt ret tow fact (het cvery tewing father t-gderty hetpe as agen es - ’ ieniiiaanilbidatienie or of geodesy sahinpahchdehaiaied © Keowee thet the Grenderd Bae OF teRin@ Ge by the Reet @hen wo | Re mr tr + tr perchened of tenend eine OF Commissioner \itthy & Plans ter the i vem Metter jelptr. « meant oe mansd & epee Mma * Plans tor . toe © That Will Ocoupy MoKin- oe ee af oli af the petrcteem eround epriag eratl bad Putere tecnse Foes from om fw " March 14.—The ig mine. and 1 tope . :. a ; . ley’ s Attention While He ts bureau of finance for the Cuben mati 2y Go to Manila for Uncle me Cnited States ant Comets serength efit come back, oo that be Pesermece ¥ 7 wit oe - . . Petal: " Hen service reports that for the period Rae thus o@ertaahy sqect Med tere tong | one come end bent tate / » oe PuMAS Fences. 0-25, inclunive, cnere was Bamp-The Srtuatpn. re eRe = Ree town reer feces gam — — — ‘ ’ ; os 4 in money order funds #16, ef the Mbatelier comes Sad eines pee Thee of oe ot 5 . + as 9.62 from the following static ck NONE os @ tem cam & @ @ ware Your tras trim — ‘ Manzanillo, $479; Havana, $1509; ¢ ente Ques em & ganchen wArO & SOrTH ont FY GeOhe vivre i ant te be ‘ WASHINGTON, March 16.—The anajay, $1700; et! Spiritus, # ‘The steamer Charles Nelson, of the - made a0 ween 2s Gimres mi sn toed Oh teeor of Rinwn Ge wu viet of Abner MeKiniey to the West) Buena Vista, Matanzah, $6672; Kruse Steamsh: company has i no - MINING WEWS -~ — card FOR Come un indies may not mean anythig, aha Santa Clara, ber Plactan, $80; 84- been secured the € " be atthe the other ¢ er te - Foraker may be yaw r gua ta Grande, $355; Calbarien, o nerve as @ Anape thi may be a thorough admin-| te wap deposited to the | to serve as a@ transport to the Philippines. #he i# now at Sag . Fetgment exane - we Nee ont wenetetion, oo = - emg . 2 " wretion man, but those who put fund during the same period $7747 in | ‘The Grant Coneret teak, t pew @ at the is we and (wo together have been! The bureau of postal accounts and negotiations betwees ntae | PORT, Feeney ergentend im Spom. Simirint Set 7 caret) te pumanee tee thet sina tion and © Reed faetion, the former| (nat wate. | WWnem arrest he car-| Atiantic. While there she was em-— Neon = Vere here cot tee BAY Ree placed shewt ai the erony “erreeed frum Ob te Bae omens favering © permanent reform and al"? revolver, a. aereat | Dioved i the frult trade operating @ Ra, Rae for snc The Nerthore Pact eee retuned from Ghi te of the ote bill of-ebaustive detatla, the tatter| 5 pel“tY Aner eee call, Thee late | eee eee cule and Central Americag enctnes on he redtrnet © pasting « branch cat. “PETONNE fee ~~ tovirtag & temporary remedy and a} >) ok jam | ports and Boston. During the Klon- Whe Aweman tet the ony be Chime ant wontak are the appointments to te|ajate, Dr. Neleon cayat “There has| Seen Nowme Srermound. wise po ‘The superintemtent of the Acpin SH! Pease the Gun af enim har nee oe made under the bew army Dill; a line| never been « call for the state vet-| Green save Ne bough! fiom another pty 8h Repwhtir Wah regmrte that tenreesed op ee @ ateout givt: 6: the Gime war t 7 campaige to be pursoed in his|erisarian from Wilbur. There was) Cuore’ man. ‘Ia Tenth avenue, near the chee tae hewn stripped and os © ber cent. bet EP aikcas <2 thoians-« Gare at ten cocnae satesver'te @pt's renomination; 6|a call from a Mr. Martin of Hartling,| rues Svest & woman cals ap ere eared Ses Ss ty to ence defnite policy a6 opposed to anti-|and in reply 1 told him that 1 was| (2 him and ssid that the dog Nelong= —— er ee ~ dadeemae timmanh © Vite convivi,| onmezation polley of the democracy. | unahle te visit his place because my} rc.'> bar brother. She took the chaim ore he qin on Saute pasyhorews = - ne teint of Nie-| Manna hag already bewun putting! office was out of funds, but if he fom {he Bac nd —< coral —_ an of ed catemreted 2 —s He wit! be McKinley's| would guarantee the expenses I : courte out ates t™ be Heber pe ent he was four years age.| would send my deputy from Spo-| Set Be S05 Back, and while they -- | “Were @b0 alee te apercecte. bey der af the Radicons, aed editor ‘The policy of making promises will | kane.” . were arguing a policeman suggested Am asset e operert. Mt & repented halt Lake oy tom of FRR fer tee p LW Se of he Oe Seen ns had| be seatinesd, ae@ Bo appcintment| Speakigg of the failure of the leg-| ‘Nat they go. to the West Thirty g @ cus he Gacten toate OOO esters eratiente heeded tehtening fee eapertmeniat eter neo feet ome wih of hee friend amd will now be made without an eye isiature to pass the $500 appropria- rr street station and settle the rem ty Lewtehe Pree © aagetteting "O* of en ee oe oe - +e) 9 oer Om stnale to the usefulness of the in-| tion asked for by his office for the yo ‘ 3 A ewet here ee foe the copper plant amd mines of ape Raster, tee the parpem of i mews 8 Oe trea h cumbent in the coming contest. | traveling expenses in such cases an} _ A‘ the station the woman said she Aone: opeeerton on Wy LD Copger mountain The price abet. capneing, cantare wee nt . aed one of hie p —~———— | that mentioned above, Dr. Nelson Weel Elizabeth O’Brien of 200 | on Angin Gases satem af ( ‘erents to GREED Workin si memtna, Wt lo. shore ‘sat pats bone ke ee eee em Ome Congreseman’s Hard Work, |said: “It don't injure me nor my] “crigt eat eke imaltieed th. B00 emerecgueet orm CC ormed pe rom mee ee office so much as it does the farm- a * ie. pon fog ca creak them doubled and that me Mlthewity ‘There 48 one member of the house |ers and stock men. I cannot travel] feent Kelly, “has been ‘stolen from oo om ty smerunns <0 Se eeperened im Beeying the of representati\ 2 who does, great | over the state and look after such |‘t Teal owner, Loule C. Whiton, « They re erreerent set sere termerce eve deni of hard work, Important to the | cases unless my expenses are paid, | ‘“@*7¢r of 116 West Seventy-sixth © whee — public service, which never appears | and the farmers and stock men are| "treet. My brother, J.-H. Devos, at terere wenther ond the coher im the Record, and for which he re-| naturally the sufferers.” who lives with me, was bired to take Sem. cuwet chetnbage of ere receipts have cetves no thanks and but littl cred- care of the dog, but about four . wand the Manewer emeiter of Malt tt That member ts the chairman on Meeting of Teachers. months ago the dog disappeared. We | Lake 06 bene es Gree Seow mF to the committee on emrolied bills. Mr.| yw ¢ WALLA, March 16.—The cel” cat = stolen. a 4 « ° LLA ~ a a joe's name is ven MD tone 0 sented ts Beey Mager, of Lowa, fille the position In| 1.1.54 Empire Teachers’ association| Rhymes, and he's a prise dog. 1 de~ thie Tees, a the session cone and » will meet in this city March 23 in al sire to make a complaint of larceny i he il § i tne hawt ~ thet recived errs, ete ow sewerai ares to & close he Js overwhelmed i questity Bee bere ~y~ 7 . 4 “ : ‘ = a gin ilk -wnaia three days’ session. An excellent] against this boy now. If he didn't hence? whee the coeds from the anes . per eR syp ‘The chairman of the committee on |PTosramme has been prepared and | steal it, someone did.” |e eee Samepe are ctlmar or Me Gets a, wt nraiied Bille ie charged with the |#0me of the ablest educators of the| Gergeant Kelly scratched his head as tes te cee rice eee ere nine it, the. bilig | i8tand Empire have been secured | for a time, and then said that he | for addresses. One of the features| thought the only way to avoid re- fag OTR mee tet Cerone & —_ aed b: reee correctly en tog ventures of Menca® etn e Oy bes Py ¢ . — nee. - drys we if the official ‘copy | will be the educational messages] pievin proceedings or some trouble. — Qowree of «grat hes omen ow on Se at winkesn cone — ver ore -” - a y which goes to the President and | from three states by their superin-/ some law suit was for the colored Orwede im thee ety The 8 erver <8 of the tas Angeeen, Gente ead mented 0m Cotaber 8) Tiich ie to be law fs identical with | fendente of education. boy to make a charge of larceny oon torned x for 8 pet ager A ne pene ee against Mrs. O'Brien, The sergeant n Am- | getion of the two houses. Found Dead in Bed. said he would lock the dog up In a” p Chten, Are, hee a tere eoeee “— Masters capital teveetet aad & Re king over the remmicent gent —- A wel erie Aeer rites thee ea) on a8 8 pRenememome ome be 1 @ ot @ ett ber . ow Mr +. in fulfilling this duty,| ROBALIA, Wash. March 16,—F.| cell while Mrs. O'Brien went for her st rend the bill line for line, com- | Clark, a shoemaker of this city, was| brother and Mrs. Whiton to identity paring it with the copy coming over| found dead tn bed Sunday by a| the dog, If they were able to do so feara the house whieh last passed it.| neighbor. ‘The body was found in| Mrs. O'Brien acquiesced, and in am Today he w through the immense | the back room of his shop, in which] hour or two Green, Mr. Whiton and lewisiative appropriation bill, noting | he lived alone. He had been com-| Mrs. Devoe came to the station every punctuat! mark and every | plaining for a few days of a bad| house with Mrs. O'Brien and the rie® word, and It can be imagined: that but was not considered in dan-| Colored boy. Green said he had paid ont an wae a fanitor In tne task is not easy ger, Mr. Clark w about 60 years| 4 man $75 for the dog. Mr. Whiton - 4 wet LAKE Mars th Perkene Bee Geraehe he gear ee ot Cuah Me Perkinw Bee Prened “- Sorking, Gere conper HP pre the (lene Waikteng te SRR Re call teced sad more ere te gate Go meee > cout a> sins Gee eae talk a : The wane Of Phe enrolled bills are printed now, | of age. He has one daughter, living] M4 Devoe said that there was no Fermore (8 (Re toumty wave im © enduehtediy we im the nee Wee shee mabe: , : Inetead of written. They are printed |in the vicinity of Spangle. He has| Mistake, that the dog was as Mra, aa Garam gmnetne yy Rr OO ae « on parchment made of the best qual-| been in business here two years or| O'Brien had represented it, The dog Wream Oa ied af peewme Tl he cies of the pear ead Ge Corwen » ity of sheepskin. Bach page costs | more, and has won the esteem of all] Seemed to recognize Mr. Whiton, y sid about #0 cents for the parchment and | who knew him by his gentle and un-| Who wanted to take it home, but the sergeant said the animal would have priation bill assuming manners. During the last printing. The app ote Prete << The taxeret eervwee wer hor cad hy Oe the ‘ © ett forenem: - tortest . vetwon & at the Chrteion ches ne sarounte of comawhal saben oe that ee eee | . 8 when be alone numbers about 1200 p this | few years of his life misfortune has|to stay in the cell until morning, edn cemmiioedl } s uesien Gopast Guamen| teuh tow 40 ane Gate i ¢ ewe seems Ae senaion, not to speAk of the hundreds | dealt severely with him. Then Waiter Robinson, the colored yh atte ath ee ah bee ee ee . a a “ : of other measures. —_—— boy, made a formal complaint of lar- qutertavament ef thx tow on wale me — b ~- oun pa oak ewe . 4 the Gemine A&M w te the Tom Re n Me ‘The chairman of the committee on “The Lady Ghost.” ceny against Mrs. O'Brien, who was Wedarotny ‘ hae bere frand in the Gitart ape increase under Withee! (moe m was found a valine con: enrolled bills has a small room near! wart, WALLA, March 1¢—Mrs,| released upon ball furnished by Mt. ” eee fee from EAI to GRAM to tection aaf care the eh ~ a atieee 4 the clerk's office, and spends a great | ne chin Clark, a woman who recent-| Walton. The case will come up im we & dbootege * and also tracings of , o e c to h -| + * tent ri 2 © al of his time attending ie I~ /1y came from Portiand, was exam-| 7° West Mide court thie morning. weet necwmsar! + 4 sf down town business again jumped his the tom while Ce ererage te cart te thee oF opts promee & piel of C26 ty Gan The erentiy depleted te theme 4 ot conspicuous but Important duty. lined before Judge T. H. Brents on | Saturday for insanity. When she| Widow Hangs Herself. tore tanh tm the Orewa dustry waut® be Qretrere't f Diese emnenel aa ao = Rotes From Goites Hoe Ket Cult, heer menthe ow in my falgunent that ae mowers Se Oe man, he vor] ee Chair for Princeton. Qiieroa ine chambers she appeared| NEW YORK, March 16.—Bridget PRINCETON, March 16.—The | quite rational, but after being close-| Brophy, a widow, who lived at 205 ed ne O euiar shim ottine te ie mater sent for his family and the trustees of Princeton university held | ly questioned by the examining phy-| West Sixty-sixth street, was found om - ~y = oon *° *~ ory Vane Seo town GFiRed an far ore oat Geeapertty 4! * « thus found out where he was. as = a 1 tect and cemeye G99F ger tom fe the etelatere Res Gene @ 8 ce Merle cit send a detec. thelr semi-annual meeting today It| siclans she showed strange haliu-/ dead on the floor of her room last i yom ene> . = aay f e “ © © Presbyterian church in New 4 “ones, Comm, Mare te end are. th arly have had rick Pres * ~ Seems * i. a Rerevete the -aptit «« Queen of " tr in common. They will York-be the firat incumbent. .D. H. ‘ ' ue . titer without a moment's henit- oe mate (ake weg af bepee f ve le a very amusing story in on 4 eneterred give ’ . of New York, gave $50,- wy mA hE. A VF pany atu Se a iney will not be fleeced of 6 000 of the sum, and the remain pd . +~ a fore hy €f War ailigs. in order se attce half an hour's discussion, wae seoured through the efforts Tre . sronnter « f bed — ©. ©. Cuyler, M. ‘Taylor Pyne and ghee Baa me grape of Masagnere were ton with this trait related of other prominent New York alumni ~~ . Mr 1 de Rothschild’s fath Dr. Van Dyke was unanimously se Ree . aot Se a a Guat in A) 4 mabe ps taheee jected to the chair today, and it ta One that is elegantly and tastefully put together, of morning from! the general impression that he will| most superb workmanship, in neat, quiet and sedate Petapeet for thirty oe of Roteken Woot Ficeadl to 8 within’s lene, and, accept the place, He was graduated! patter Sotabts of Desines ond Oe Seem | ome of Cnmen Meee se che Jehu 60 cents. One| from the university with the class] . : 4 a eT morning, when the son was away,|of 'T3 and is also an alumni of the If Bo ht iif Vill Be 0 ng tick. Hine cium Mandeite and Or te ine Baveyance, und| Princeton ‘Theologioal Seminary. tn\ 1 DOWN ETE ¥ a Most ent Investment... howe of Pertimmer Hones an empire sitar oud and the Cormeot ae < nn need of any one staying the end of the Journey gave the appreciation of the services of the sr 40 conte. Cabby looked at) Rev. Dr. James O, Murray the trui 4 The rich and nobby effects are always to be tor went of © club oF beter — ‘eww Renee © feding | the coin wistfully tees decided that the new chair be . AB meee aFet —- ee ee ne whats wrong?" asked the old! cated the James 0, Murray chair tn found on our counters at figures which hasten by M.| man English, Dr. Murray, the dean of their sale. TRY US AND SEE. ave hewn dug up of Carth f antiquities in Nothing, sir.” was the reply the university, has ! ached| Mr. Leopold always gives me 60 January, His resignation from that ie \. y) cents lace was ented, but the board I don't wonder at it Mr. Leo- Jined to accept it, and the duties id . nit since Rents « Rowpert Vitis. NEw PORT A ft, March 1 ttre Mason Renshaw Janes of New York e° . He . tee venue known as Lawntietd te fr vet pold is a spendthrift, but he can! of his office will fall upon President am Herten Heptine the © afford it: he has a rich fatt I Patton until the next meeting of the Strongest Top Coat Hose in the States. — - The Bitter § ten Blumencron,|am an orphon, w | board . : *s 7 +s on Narraganect bey hit attter of the Vienna Fremden? York Herald | President Patton reported tnat| 800-802 First Ave., Cor, Columbip,

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