25 "st:,:- THE SEATTLE STAR. pTKTSb
VOL. I. MA'lll.i:. N\ ASIII N<. ION, s\TI IIIIAV liM.MMJ, AKiISI 'J«», 18M. <». I"»T.
RACE WAR IN GEORGIA TAKES
ON A MENACING ASPECT
SAVANNAH. On, Au«. M—At I o'clock thin mornln* a d*
tArhni-iit of th* Firm <l..'t«i« Infantry anil "'i- of tha M.|ni..«ii
(Ir«K,..m cavalry »rrlv«l In (hi» city from DMt**, brln«ln« 15 r«p
nin.l nrgrnrs rharsol with imiii" li'Mil'n In th* rrrvnt l>l-n»ly run-
Riot. The ir>>'i» AT- «!I|l olinit ImiI«-m. and m"lf rmnpanlra
hay» brrn orvirnnl l.» ih. MM Th* plan now In for a niwrd
■ rrmi .>f all nriro men tn I woitwn i-oncrrnnt In ill. rwrm dla
turhancra, M th- fxttrmlnatlnn. Th* n*«rc«* have gradually
nut■»■■•! t«*nhrr, an.l If lh« tr.«'i>* cttar** thrm.th* alauchtrr will
b# trrrifli- without ttoubl. Th- »iiu»tl..ii I* r«-iar>!i-l •■ iiiKinr-
■> iiu-al.
TANGLING UP
THE WITNESSES
Labori Makes Things Hot for the Ac
cusers of Dreyfus.
MERCIER AGAIN LOSES HIS TEMPER
Accuses Freystaeiter of Lying on the Stand
Spectators Again Hiss the Ex
cited General.
IVrilUon th* handwriting «xp»tt who t«-ittn yesterday to demonstrate
mathematically that I>tt>'>j« »r..ie th* bordereau, conilnued hi* testi
mony at th» > >ur;m*rtial tnday. As on >.«t.rd.<y. hr **» surround) <i
with • max of document*, which Uttered two tables; but th» pli* was
considerably r*du>-—I by th* witness «lvm< MUM '■' Ih* d)»m«natra
lion* i.i **.-*, or th* )ud«.-a and other member* of Ik* court. Including
Ib* lawyrr* f,, r th* dofenae.
Labor! and l"uiif bent -««»riy over in* fa* siralle of th- border
eau, a* tb*jr Infri'l l> «*i photographic experts In show that ih«- iw«»
Itv» Of Hm i hi.t.>«t »rh» of tb« l...rl'rriu» »». r*l..u. hcl to suit llrrtll
lon* theory that Drcyfu* waa Ik* autHor of in* document.
IWrtilh.i • testimony nrntly drew to a, close, Ih* witness affirming
that h* had i-r».»r.i (bat Preyfu* wrol* th* U'i'l*r»u with di>gut*e-l
hantwritlna° !>«mani» hereupon a»k*d tb* wiui***. "Did you . ■11.J..1.
, Catvrhasi ■ hAf) I *ri:!')* t<> Ik* k»»r4*fa*»ai »i».| a Uim.t .11. n»- th* £■>»»
»U»t*T**—*T>«.'but ln''« v*ry Irregular way," repM^d IWrtlllon. Then
Uabort put tkla question: "Why." -• a*k*4. "do you say Ik* aord«r*«u
la la DmyftM* handwriting, but dia*-uia*-d. when In M you aaMil It «>•
written by Drcyfu* la a natural hanl"
IWrtlllon; "My change of opinion I* Ih* remit of mature thought ami
lavrstlgation." W*
Dreyfus h«r« Interrupted by saying Ibat tb* writing In til* bordereau
*t( so unlik" hi* own. that h» r*U*d on Ih* ■!>« uni'til Itself to prove
M* Inri'-ni-*. Now. when th* wstntsma flrai testimony ha I baas wholly
.li».-rr.l!tr<»- he MM around and aim *aya It I* aia (Dreyfus') handwrit-
In* but disguised.
Bertlllon » >• r«-.|»«.v«--l of hi« official duties la th* Anthropometne >!<■
panm*nt six »■>k* ax 1 bocaua* of h!* rrfrr in aarriblliat th* bord*r«au
to Drvjrfu*. Afttr prot«*tinir that *• could *ay mu.-ti mow In <pp»rt of
kla (•r»»»ni poallton. •'■ fi ■" finally rnnwnlrd M quit.
Capt. Va.'lrr><>. aaaUlant la H»rlillon. mm» MM put on ID* (land, and
*upport*d hi* tadlrrmny.
Wb*a MM tattrr ronrlud*d. I)r*yfu* ajrain ap«kr. aaylna* that whll*
IVrtui-m ■ d«mon*tratl«fM MaM ■MM', lh»y *«r* abantuirly ulu't.a,
karaMia* th* deduction* w*r* al|.*«lh«-r nuuV frntn MM pr*ml**a.
Intcrmt In Ih* trial whtrh ■•! lana*ut*b»4 durin* IVrtlllon'* t»»tl
inony, *ti.)l»nl> re*lv«], and th* i ' "•linn t«nk an »»rtiln« lam wh*n
Capt. FY*yata*tttr, a in.mi«T of th* Brat cnurtmartial, took Ib* atand.
On Thursday laal. whrn <"..| Maur*!. prr«ldent of to* first rnurtmar
tlal nmnh-l tratlfytnir. Uahnrl <l*»lrrd to confront him with Kr*y*ta*tUr,
but th* Utter »*» not then present. 1 Maural had Mid that the court
martial decided to ny» i after ■•■•■ in* on* of th« dorumenla of th* am.
rtt do»»t»r. The Bra* • ' court would not permit Maurfl or Merrier M
earn* thl* in ml. Krey*U*lt«r tt*tin*d hi conviction that Drryfua
waa f ullty had been baaed on tb* **ld«nc* of expert! an.l Paly dv CUm.
llDwvver. be aatd that the final conviction of th* Judged waa formed af
ter examining certain **cr*t documents handed '•> Ih* JuU<-« eiclunlve.
If. These, were a bloitraphlcai note M Drryfu*. charclns him with
tr*a*onabie conduft throo«fiout hl» career, »l*« the dorument crmtaln
ln« the phrase: "Thla animal of •t» "J ■ letter e»tabllahln* the au
thenticity '■' :hl« irrnnil document, and a v*r*lon of Ih* l'iniinr-1 tale
gram cnntalnlns the • r.l. • < >ur *ml**arr warned; l>tryfii» arr.«'-.1 ■
Thar* Mia a »en*atl(»n In -•<■«»'« when Freystaetter died Ih* tax docu
ment. Oen. Murder i^«iin~l l*»t Thursday that th* fanluardl .1. •
patrh waa not eaaWMMWaVtal to dM martial, and M. Tali..l.nun
bail pronounced the version of II a for«<-ry.
Uaurel and Mercler jumped up and demanded to b» confronted with
the MtaWal . '
Matirvl wa* tb* nr.i to take the aland. ll* **M that h* meant In hi*
testimony on Thurndny that he r«r*v.iially a»w only on* secret document.
ll* wouM not d«-ny th* existence of other*.
Preystaetter, replylnc ln«l*ted that four document* had '»n men
tioned, not only a* pre*ente-l to th* court, but wtr« romm*nt«xl on by
the Judge*.
Maurel protented a«»ln«t these statementa amid murmura from the.
audience, unlit, finally loninir Mi temper, he *houted, "1 have m.ihlna- to
•ay! Nothlna-!" The explosion was greeted by a burst of laughter
from the audience.
I^ahorl a»ked for an explanation from Mercler. who walked up la Ih*
Brand fluohed and Indignant. The general directed hi* rjuestlons at MM
to Fr> >•!,!•
In Ihe flr«t docum-nt you riled, .1., you have referenc* to th« Roliln
•helir 1 h« »«ked excitedly —
"Te*." replied Fieyataetter, "Ther* was something about a ahelt In
Merrier, raining hla hand, shrieked: "I tag Ih* witness with uttirlrtf
a flagrant lie."
Kin- a second lime Mtfefaf wa« subjected 'o a hostile, demonstration
from the audience. HIMM ami < rl<rM of "Hhann!" wer* heard from all
■Mai
M-rcler irtmlrti al, .nt angrily and exclaimed, 'There could hay*
be.n no r*is*MKf to » llol.ln ihall In the document, because the treason
concerning the Il'ihirt shell was not discovered until a >*" later."
■I did not ..V It »a« surely the Ituliln shall," r«torled 1 r.v.la.lt*r.
coolly; "I dn nut rememtHT what It waa called."
FreystaMter .tl<l not lose hi* temper i-ven when Mercler gave him
the 1i... His bmm military llgur* and calm demeanor mads an ex
cellent impression.
I^tjorl had 0r... more ahot at hl« chief antagonist 1 flay, Merrier,
continuing to tentify explained, and said that ■•" Thur. 1 ly Dv Clam
h...i submitted a nm«ii 1.. Mnurel In •"> envrlopn which h« now
learn'-d had l»»-«n rf.rn|illi><l by Hamlherr.
»T«," saM Übort, s*rca*tlcally. ■ Hun.ll,. .I- dead. Henry M dead,
and Int (.'lam In v itch !>■ ■! "
Col. Jouairl here Int-rrupted Ihe advocate, Btopjilng Ihe argument.
M. Jimavnl. Htiother hanrtwrltln* exfrt, next took id. aland nn.l he
ran lllu»tr»*lng on a blackboard what he. called Ui rldltmlou* pro|K»l
--. .,;/; deduttlona «f Ucrtlllon. Juuavui had not flnl.hed when
Ml* .-•«) 1 v.lj'tun»->l.
v HlVi; i-nN Auk. ■•; -
II HIIK li-lIIIU-.| 111-If tulhurl
i.iiu. » today, thai v titiiiiiy
tin mm .i. i huiklnit to*
want iln- li.d. |.. ii.l. Ip i- uf
• 'nun. Kirn I. '11l I.' ho Ink
rn by I'ronMent Mi KlTil.y,
wrhkh will b« iiuilr I'Ul'll. 11l
Itir «!nl |ii- at a (Hi f\- llM.ll
| I-'i lil Ul.tt I.ill |l> IK' ißHtll'll till
UM Inland of riiba.
Th» prealilPfit will liifurni
th» |h-.i|,|,. t I'uii.i ihii ih«
laklllH it th« lain I* i.. !■<■
Illtrl l>rr|i''l an Ihi lli»l »l>-(i
t-.W.tt'l Ill'l, {>■ II 1- IS. .- \\ hi II
that la rnniplrtfd, Im'iil rl«c«
tliina Will fnlliiw in Hi prov
ln<i-a, and at*l Hill gOM the
a«tat>lli>hmciit of !•>• ■• I iiov
rriillirll! M.
U 111' M >">'k aalMf .
.1 -i. p a ill ba Hi' mih
iti<!
: CITY NEWS :
i Hmnh l.illy 1., whirh arrived
I front AU»ka a f. • 1d» *&•. will
■ : on > make annlhrr trip ••■■uti with
a ■•«.'. of (rnrral miners' ag| i .i. >
Jnhii I' Mlllrt, a !• ttikt <>i < ba*
I k**a <llk ta
M • I h ha* tllr<l •
'111
• • •
l-il-.t •■ nit'ii •! >n- r (irout hi*
had a '•■* I' • H4ttini| ■' »m t '• i Up
at the frff •iiu l'>>riM-nt burratl.
T. • '•■ la » movement on fmtf to
■ ••f»h!,« li << CanaJMn-American club
In !*• nit*
I .-. I . •» I
I ray
• Hht l >hr ft
Big Gambling Trust Formed in Seattle.
FVw peopie In "ran are amir, that a bl* rambling tru*t hat l»*n farmed here, tb* ob)e«Uaf which
are to kwp dangrrou* competitor* out of th* MM, control certain politicians, and. of MMM« to run Ih*
"Joints" on a ical* thai will ensure an ImimnM annual pnifli 1.. dMM d:re<tly nmi nnr.|.
Th* leading m.n In the "lru»i" are John Conaldln* and "Jo*" Harvey, of Han Pranrlarn. The lat
ter visited •*.«tiw- last winter, looked over il*» O#M. and e«ll "ti'a a «-~l <J>ln«." After th* gambling
bouse* were closed, several mnnth* ««■>. llarrvy serurx! ronlroi of tlie While tfnua*. and appointed two
r. if MMMrraa here—'William Ikiriwr and l>«v. Ar«yl». who ar* now on Ib* spot. Conaldlne shnrlly
afterwarda got cnntrolof th* Standard, and 11 *aa decided to form then on* of th* strongest (aniWlim
combine* on ih. ft, in. coast.
In MMM '■■•" with Ihla trad. It la Interesting la know how gambling •a* permitted so MMMMkMaV
to r»aum- whar* it had left off i... wnlha ago. A »man who la on th. tnsld* Is authority for th*
tlllalHl that Cnnsldln* m-lurrd a numnrr of tximn*** men to go to Majaaw Jlunw^ ami a<lt<aaw (Ja* *••
o|*nlnx«f th- hv'i*-*. *~m* M Ihi nir fall«f» ».rr. It ,a statsJ. also •.k. • to *a*rl their mn.t.r...
"In tkta direction. " ' - *"*"-«|B»? -;•
At N. pneaent Urn- It w.iuj.l h- prvroatur* to r.-f»r to tb* network at wire* that wer* |.ull*4 to g«t
gambling on a "aound bu>!*°* again.
NVr.llr.a to a.,. «hr» th* Itv autborltle* reasKi 1.. Interfer* with th* gamblers, they opened up
without delay. The tru*l. planned by ConsMln* and Harvey, waa thai formed.
Th# ■■■• mad* meat emphatically by a cniii-man wlui I* In a good position lo know, that
a certain percentage, of th« raralngs ■! tb* Standard and th* Whit, Iloua* will b* divided amongst
r,n tin politician*, to be dxvnted a* campaign fund*.
C"l»my'» gambling i"n'»m I*. Ii I* understood, not In the trust. It Is not considered dangwrou*- but
should any other competitor* enter the MM, they ill b* . rushed in a abort time,
Th* gsmra at the thrro gambling baajaaa .till aa on merrily night and day. fnder th» pre*enl con
dltk.n of Ihloc*. Ihey will undoubtedly continue to go on. Consldln* aaya that th* trust MMM I- beat
en. The support of » laic fraternal organisation ha». It M rumored, bern promised all »ho at.- In a
position to aid -.» trual. •
THE EXPOSITION
PREMIUM LISTS
The premium lists kf the Hoattl*
*X(Mi«ttlon are completed, lle|K>rfa
nt i*'in Frank 11. Armstrong and A,
J. 11. llosuim have been submitted
and adopted by the trustees. Over
12.000 will b« expended In premiums.
Including a generous Hat of nj|4
m*dala. The premium* 11 tie ».fT. <r-i
aril l>rlng prinleil and circular 11*1*
will h* "•-in throughout tho a'at*.
Coplea will also b* *übml:t<>d to th*
p«per* of tli- stnte for publication.
More premium* ar* bring nffvml
than by any exposition hitherto held
In (Ma *<»<*
rvlhini in 11. at»a a moat aur
aaMful npnall on thia f.iii an I ih.
ngt ifcv two ■ .-ik* will
iin'l'iuh'f.i.v I"1 very for?*. f*upt.
Armstrong reports the sale of spar*
•urprlalngly actlw, and th*fa re
mains n. doubt that all itpnr* will
have hern sold it least two «>■ k»
In advance of the o|x-nlng night. Th*
work nf r< miKlillng I*'- Armory «wl
th«» conalriK-tlon of the two »in«*
will !■•• completed In Moth** w«ek.
AUTOMOBILE
TRIP IS DELAYED
TVii.ilMi, fi . Aug. !«..—The 1 • 1v 1 -
trip arrims the cintln«nl ha* kam
postponed for some days, if 1.1 a tri
umphant start yeeti'rilny afternoon.
Th* rear axle broke when soms dis
tance west of thl* rlty, and the ma
chine wk« brought In for repairs on
a truck.
T'*liv an attachment waa Isam-d |
agnlnvt till in 1 ■ Mr- M the I-M».ml
Mali- rnmpnny, of Hlamford, C inn .
for fAn worth of furnishings. Mr.
Kiivlfi >.iv« bo I* not i" '«>nilly re
snrinslhlc, m the ni n-hhn' Is Ihe pro
perty of the Akron Tire company.
■r»#> rnse will be henrd In mm city
court! next Monday.
The r^pnlrs to the niuchlne will not
b* r»>in|.!i-ii .1 until that time.
Asylum for Mlks Horlockar
I \«'i<«' '■• vi 1.1 1 111.. Aug. !«.-
Mia* Viol* ROrlockar, <h.im.i| « nh
polMonlng the wlfr of her employer,
nt llimtlnKX. Ni-b.. In ■aid to l>» a
|i.'it|.-nt in Oakliiwn ».i ii i lam, a
private ISBafK ~ ■' "'■ '" ■' ■ here, t nrulled
tin Ml** Allen. ,
Oaer Swm From Fires.
OODRNmttmO, N. V . Aug. It.—
I,ni«f riiiinlxm of il.-er BTt swlm
minK the HI. l.iiwmiio rlvi-r to m
r«iw> the for>-it flrea. The *t«Hmer
i:rnt.lr.' St.iti-. whlnh arrived today,
|..i»»>-1 close to a herd crusalng 111 •
striwm.
DOES GRIM DEATH BROOD
OVER GUERIN'S STRONGHOLD
I'AIUH, Am I<! —Ii in ruiTKirrd tml.i)r that (Itirrln. th> antl-
Hrmltii" leader, whn hai ■■> lunic <tnfl«<l arrrat by th* paliM •"■
--tit iritira. haa committed aulclilx In th» lnu« whlrti he linn tiar
rlrmlr.l In th.- Itu* ''linbi II >■ ■'•<» lh*>U|{hi ilk. ly tii.it Mb
• aaiM-Utni In thr bOttM hay* alan ktltr-t Oi*-ttiHt \\ t At (Inylirnak
a btack lli« tii obavrvnd nalln.l to ••it' of th* mm" > frnril utn
•t<>»ii. It l« known that Oucrln Hintoiiti' «••! KMM <laya i#i Hint
the blark (laic v«uiiml bo hunt* Mil whrn hi* «v ■',>•»•! Am n»nn of
Kir liraii K-'l hive bTii in todity. Hi* iinl'li in may hay* a «nu!
rr »i»-nlll. urn r
Th* run of fit. V I ii< . mi At I'aul Irt—<l thrm iltn<-» tiwlay in
a*aln rntranr* to th* houw>, but f.iil.-i II . iuiik tin- In II fuii..u»
ly. aful . li. .| mi'" in* wlnduwa, but f• • • Iv«-<] no r*"«|HitlM*
If iinii" nf th* tm.i.Tir.i ahow tl. in»ii\i-« by i tow night
th*- |««ll«» will i>r<»t*4li!} mint up • "Ut«Kr to Invad* th* l>ulMln(.
TROUBLE OVER THE
EXPOSITION MUSIC
I'.mil'iNiblt rrlilfUm li Ininc h<*ar<l In bualnraa clrclr* in thin city
o\rr Ih* fact chat (ha i-ununntr<' havloc < liarc- of th« mine ■ «r»->l
llon. ha* arranged to h*\ tho Vlrtorla band to ('lay in prrftmnre la
« •«!.. r> Mraltl* bun Davrral |.i.i mii.riil merchant* of Ih* city have
born to ••■ill*- i• of 111* romtnltm In aak tbrm to armploy home talent,
but m*t with rrfuaal on th* (round that "\V'a«n*r la Ma refractory and
dictatorial, ami wanta | run (Mi.*, to auit hlnw.-lf."
■ "■•• ..f tli. rmniniiin-iiirn .11-1 t h»i "K**ryb<«>y haa IMM4 \Va«n.r.
«ii)h-.~. an I m» mint «*i an nut«l>l<- attrartlun."
To thl» til* ..i>). . tun rv»i-.n.lr-1 that Wacncr .-"ill furnish new rnuxle
M (nod •■ any that ••»uM I— ha.l, and i-.|!r w*r« not lir*d of !i. artn«
him. It «m iu»i,ri|i-.| thai If an oulsld* r» . it*i|>m waa to I-
•■r..u«ht ti-rr. it ih<>ul 1 b» oothlnic !•••• than Hnuu > band.
llavln* mad* M hr«-i»«>- will) tIM vtponltton ■ ■nimttn-<v th»- oppon.
mm of i-.- Victoria h«n>l achrm* ar» >!•■» outspoken 111 •)<•< I irlnic that
lh» arrang-mwnt aa mad* cannot »* Umlly r irrif~i out. Inaamurh •■ th«
feli-rat .l«tut-» prohibit th* Importation of contract labor. Tl.. > rnor»
uvrr call atltntlon i.. th» fart Ihil a>v«ral yean *«.> at ■ ( »ni|.i-tinv.
in. .(in* of bands In Vi.■|..rl«. W««n.-r . .«,ri..t off the ni»« prt«», whll*
Ih* \lctort« band only urt-J th* third j.rti«.
MARINERS INCENSED
AT NEW FISH TRAPS
Marine men who ply to and from the port of Bealtte, are In angry
R)flo<! ••-In. tar |h«)r claim that • vertoui menare to navigation la In
enure* of erection at JefTenun head. 14 mil. • fit.m here, am] In the direct
line taken l>y ati-amer*. Th. MMM ihrr rtfae to ■« a pit* of f»«h frapa,
am! II la place*] In •urn a poalllon oft the head that veaaela will In future
have In m«k.. a quarter of a mil* right and* turn In order to avoid ii
i'hi..|^-.k lirr— . the wholesale flan dealer*. mm tlm* ajro derided that
a n»h trap would prove profitable )u»l •••■•tt* Jrfrrraon h>-acl The
work of drlvlnir the pllea mi tMMM .-! only iwrntly. mil It haa b*rn
nnrmukry to a|>llif. aa th* water I* vrrjr deep at thi« imlnt. When 'nil.
ll^-.h.-r. of the Kovrrnment •tmim-r Oen. M Wila..n waa ncirlntr th»
h< n.l yratrnlar on hit wax to Ihla port, i,i- waa lurprlaed in ■•■ what he
at nr«t ih..iulit waa a ft'*tln( raft of [•11-« directly In hla coura*. 11.
n. .11..1 Mm •!•••« and learned from the workmen th.it they were putting
In a nah trap. No location nollrea were up, and no llihta were d!«
--playe.1. Warning them to ceaa* work. Ofl Ilerrher proceeded to Be
attl«. ttpoa hla arrival here h« waa met by a numhor of marine men,
Inrludln* C«pt. <'lltiKi.r. of the Holy, ■!(.■ and fi|.t Munrn of the IV.
greta. all of whom atronjtly |.rt.i«t«l airaln*t the ritabltahmrnt of the
trap In Ha |>ra*ent in.ii.
Today th» Oca M Taylnr went to Olympla to lirltif hark Capt. Tay
lor, chief of th.- engineering deportment. (in the return trip th. D»h trap
will be liiii|»<r|.-<i. mill If it In found an aaarrted, that II la a mrnare to
navigation. ttafja will he taken to have II removed.
< hi |..~ k Hroa. will not ahandnn th« work wlthnut • •truggle." »al<l
a marina man la the Htm today. "If the trap la not removed though,
•nine big vr... I will rra*h Into II one of th. ».• dark nlghta, and » .liaa»
-trr will reault. It la directly In ourrmirae, and Ba«*>M he removed with
..in In In foggy »ralh»r particularly It Kill provt a daniceroua at
marte to navigation.
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TNE HAWTHORN CLUB.
The Hawthorne Athletic club t..
liv announce* a go between Mike
I ■ ,n.|. of Itrooklyn, and \V. 11,
Jone*. of I'hllßdelphl.i, to i« run..!
off S.|l.rnl"r 12. II will ka for 11
limited iiiiinl.ir of round*. « 11,
Jones wa* one of the principals In
Ihe clever exhibition before the club
at the Jefferson theater recently.
Mike Uxh.ii'd I* equally aa clever a*
Jnne*. and ha* fought many a good
battle. Thl* promise* to be tho mott
liitprmtlng exhibition ever given In
Heat Us.
BISHOP CHINES' LECTURE
Illahnp WMlry J. Oalne*. af th*
African Moth.Nllfit K|ilM'opnl church,
I.>tin.-.1 laat nlKlit In the Firm M. H.
church on > "ii<l 111..11* of the race
qupstlnn. The iiudl.tur wa* a Inrge
one. Tomorrow morning he will
[,!.. 1. Ii ,it Hi. African M. X, church,
II ml In th* evenlnK 111 the First M. 1..
church.
lll»h"|. Oklaai MM I'"' work In hi*
Jurisdiction on I 111- couat la not aa
good ** li<- would Ilk. . iho'ifli some
prlcres* Is being n>ade. He. nttrlb
uti' thl* lo the, roving disposition of
1 In- colored rac*. ,
HER REQUEST
WAS REFUSED
WAKIIINOTON, !>. C M Auk. Id —
Th« comptroller of the treasury i1»
--rided that the trmpiiry riepjirtmrnt
could not comply with the t • i|iii nt if
Mr IV.k. »'tiniiiii«*limcr general ta
■M I'ariii ■ iiicmliinn. that th« d«
parlmi-nt ahnll tlrfray the M|MM
of c-xhlblUna: Hi" tr««a»UTy '"' '••!"'■ .
publlratlnnx, ninm-y, rnlim, imtlalii
ami atanip" •>' ti •■ i xiM»f»tl lon.
Th.- c«mml»nt«ncr Xt M. 1:1! Ih.MlKht
II would I" n lai • uliltill If Ih. li. ,>
ury .l.|Hi, liii.nl ■• • 111 ■ t |-i Ml ram■■»,
otc, biiJ pay 111.- i <|M'nHi'N of 111. ex
hint .nil of tin- riiiitinwiit funil or
111 l|i|.|O|.| iilllull f»r the I'll!-' Ml of
prlntltiK and «-nKr»vlnn. The i.miii,
troller (Wide* that thin . uuo< b*
.1 ri. . li..,i\iim< Ilia utatutra pnivf<l<>
that noli, of this 111,,11, Ktlil! I"
iik.,| for Illy I'UU'""' other than that
for »ii., ii It ii< approprtHted.
Monitor Ranges
The U'st of time, the test of use in every form that a rari^e
i. utilized for h:t . uVrnon.strated the superiority '4 Monitor
I.iii; 1-.".. No other rsngi equals the Monitor In construction
or efficiency. ll . merits sell this range. We arc agents for
Seattle.
SPELGEB .V BURLBUT
Houit Hardware anil Hounr I iirnlthlnq* 1215-1217 SECOND AYE
pAIMHKS' SUPPLIES
Glass, Wallpaper, Etc.
Third and Pike. STAR paint CO,
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD?
M. IN RICHMOND RARER CO.
ten !l?i!»!u Piper: 500 twin Feet if Piss f:r 34:. 213-21!) OccHtM At (
I I«tM<»MMM>IHIIM>I»MIM>IIIMMIMIIH>M
i; BRUNNER & CO. !
' ' ... suuu m . ||
ii Groceries, Wines and Liquors i
; ; 502 Plka Street, cer»er fifth. 'Phone Green 794. j;
! ! Old California Sweet Wines a Specialty. Port, Sherry, X
; ; Angelica and Muscatel, by the bottle. 35c up; by 100, $1 ♦
11 up. Family trade solicited. Telephone orders promptly filled. •
i *•♦>»♦>»«»•»>♦««*>*>>»>»»>»»«0>>0♦>«♦»»«0«<«0 0«»
I - —.1-1 ■ — ..- -— 1.1 --I I-I — ■ I ■ I 11. I '■■ ■ -■-
5 1 * Elgin, Howard. WaTtliam and Hampden Watches
4KaX*\ Jn X.114 l.«;-« 'M.i t ii^iul Bl»« Cun mMMMtOHIH MNI
XImS W. W. HOUGHTON
7 O « rift Avuiiuw. JEWELEW
J^S. R. WAGONER, D.D.S.*
Painless Dontist.
"^ l!w Twtk. H U alMUliminll* Wir«r nillott '•' '•
W uU nitin(% fLBBa* A In fw' |Ufiul« with til work- -*Lf
fy-tou H«war« to anyone inning aaytklag kit f Irit-cUji _ mi
_. Material la Ik* ak««e work.
•^ (Bra U-li '! II.!!«. lv. liv( T«ln'H»n« »!•«» «» *^^
'^ A. DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF IHE EYE
Mti ■Bf*'''>J N\ '** "•"•• m'un ■■•»»« ol mm lv Id. boif.lt Haw:
Jttjn ■I «_ /<$ \ aiiiiiHbi. In ikm Up. >■" Ui FtUef o! tl< lln ».■!»
/Tl*^ M-M^BbT*l i«> •fHlranil loll» 'IKIUM 111 JMI IIC4WI UIU l«.
« *-»^» ryvSSUj ?* ' ' wlvuikiUf*b«Ti
- U*ol*'-' 11, nil tit > K-i»l.r- ii^ttrUa. >» Flnt An
IMMMIIMMM>mMMIMMOMt«HO»>»MMm
] ! lar. Wli.~ •■•■! ■!••> )••<• • "-[—'-.' — - *—■ X
! Tho Migliavacca Wine Co.
!', Of rsj«,.a California, «
1 C «»lnra4 Ik* tiitnl nil m.l«i «l u>« I «rj LxpariUoa I. IM} lar Zlnl»d<h ♦
" I *»!.*• in. lo'if M«t«tiM •!.".'» bar cm. O
i ».l*ltf«r. fu>i,« M«lU'. 7 Kll.llll 111 I 1 f«IK«IJ»T. . ■ .. O
j
ss==3=^^s v A Shower of Comfort
/y\/AJ jtJW'h \ ln *<ml weather you can take any
/y^S^ frtllT/f 3 \V "m<! >ou '••' diapoaed »h«i jrour
A m m s^ iII !*'jl JA '•a''"o"'l' •• fitted up In modern sty I*.
IH—m/f~ *'fe\i-t'l I <"i Vl' 1 I 1 *llf> » S'l ahower !iii|i»r»tu».
((I 1-' It,VU V •{• '^ilii**»/l |«T..lßin lined tub and Kixxl cloiiet.
I(I . * ,jfc-jf .jji \<^7' \\?&'\ Do aw.y with your antiquated niii
J- —<—" —-3t ■,'f\^ .ttß*j "lb and wash bowl, and let v" '""
"•_• • I r tl' ;U\l \ Hs*t*/ 'oa In '""Proved aanltary plumbing
yj4/n^—^TyjlV \ 1 ißlf *"«hr of the tlmea.
;;^ RAIITMAN rLumDiftli CO.
*^V "^ c'r* Thlril Avii and Bprli|l SL
SPEC IA
Saturday, August 26. Only
Five Pounds Granulated Sugar '. ...3c
One Pack*** Cocoonut \ c
One Tin Pepper, pure i \*>
One Can H.iUiii^ Powder, pure 2^
One Pound Corona Java Coffee ■ •'•—4° c
Halt Pound 6OC Tea ....... ........|OC
All for $1.00
On* Ordar to a Cu»tom»r Only.
The Commercial Importing Co.
IPOS Second Avc.-: 'I'hone Huff 642-; 222 l»ikc St.
Ain't II a "Beaut?"
we mUhl aak of any man who «lr»t !JK-/ J¥)t(H* '• ""' MmmST)
lii'lmlr-x the »nowy »hliin'»» and j _J|7fr-^V7V *7 t ji'^4^''
beautiful Mntiih that we put up«>n Ills j H.£ 'mKh',- L'/l I Jjf Vi
ilrrwi or bualiieas shirt front, or on M ik^*=^?''!^S
hla col Urn and cufTa. iji il^ / \?i- ! '^^^(HS^iy
Oar rail I nut* |trl«-r« ■■ t>nndle« il«" B\ /»J M " V "E'J U JUfcSfcStejlw
u,.,..l ..t lh«^« |ir imi M.in.. ion MLJUf I M tv iI! jrrflr^Vj^! i^ 1 \
.l.lrl v. IIS .-.11 .r. 1¥',.l •>•'«•. f «»•.<•. Ml V I I Vj « s,'ixf I^B^W
|»Vy.r..lUr^ »<. .ult.. 1.. I bono ru..vi m\l \ ■ VVi"! tl -t^u'\A "''*'
Qneen City Steam Laundry JySLJ^ J$ \
u»-i» rum (unit. »!»>» I'i'fi »< fit* r* ■•
Moran Brothers Company
ENGINEERS AND ship BUILDERS.
Our pUrtl Inrtu4*i »*»* l *n( wnnd oonMrvtinn ami r*v«m «1| hrmnchrs or th«
l.iain*** Mining »nil ■'! •••h«*r »■!■•■<*• >( m.. Kl»*n built and r«palr«^t.
Aa«nt« t*>r "WvnKiMi<«" I>untp4n« m«. ii '- Ih* ">lo»h»r" and "Roberta M w«
t*r tub* Ml*n mm ih» I'ntti-1 Hum »t»i«iik' I'arktna r.-npi^r
ri^^^^^W««iiik«ti>i a fifi*itViiV a ViiV#iV«r^ r
1 -^100=-1
111 choice: lots |l
|:5 in £:
jig Walla Walla Addition j|
— —.— , m -
{ Denny-Blaine Land Co. |
:5 Dexter Ilorton Hank Huilding. ;^