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4 SpoKane Press ifr las east aa, fat est. emaa. tweaty-See seats per month er aU esass ef poer II THe Official Paper of the People, eSwe: It Trlbaae building. New York City. Chicago Hertford W.

H. Porterfleld. manager ef foreign advertising. Mary McCann, Heroine. Here's to Mary McCann, Irish.

Mary came to this country two months ago from Ireland and Is hut 17 years of age. She was quite sick on her arrival and was taken to the hospital at Island where the Slocnm steamer disaster occurred. At the time when the burning wreck drifted Into shore the girl was convalescent, being Just able to be about. This Is the story as It came out a few days ago at the coroner's Investigation: The call to duty and daring came to Mary McCann on that fateful afternoon when women and children were drowning almost within touch of the land. She waa week and ill.

She was poor save for a brave heart in her bosom. She was a stranger in a land of strangers. No kin of hers was in danger. Why should she endanger her life? Five times she swam to the rescue of children. Each time she brought ana to the shallow waters near the shore, where she turned them over to willing hands.

She essayed a sixth attempt but was caught underneath and cried for help. When taken from the wnter the little girl was fainting and more dead than alive from exhaustion. The coroner's Jury made up a purse for Mary McCann and she has been given a medal. Brave little colleen! She had no thought of money or medals. The cry for help went straight to her tender heart.

While wrung their hands and wept over the Spectacle of strangled babies Mary McCann, heroine, battled with death to them. She could die in weakness trying to gave, but she could not see the children drown frail little emigrant from Erin. And learned men talk of the danger of Immigration to this country! May Ireland send us many another Mary McCann. In Chicago the city administration is engaged In a real crusade against the little gambling joints where "hand book making" is going on. The hand book operator gets his quotations over the telephone and his natrons are largely made up of clerks and laboring men who have been inoculated with the gambling mania.

These young gamblers have mothers and sisters and sweethearts, and the Chief aides in eradicating the evil are the women who have been effected. Every day's mall of the police department brings letters telling pathetic stories of women whose sons or brothers or fiances have been caught in the net of the bookmakers. Through the medium of these letters over 140,000 worth of telephones have been taken out, depriving the telephone companies of a revenue of 176,000. Good! It aeems peculiarly fitting that the women who have been wronged by these petty gambling resorts should be the instruments by which the dens may be located and suppressed. The man who haa no one dependent upon him may be permitted to gamble to his topmost desire.

There are very few such. The real sufferers are the mothers and sisters dependent upon these reckless young men and the sweethearts whose romances have been wrecked by their fiances. Judge Parker was emerging from his bath when he received the first news of his nomination. Certainly the democracy can boast that it has nominated a "clean man." NO WOMEN ARE PERMITTED TO GET INTO THIS BARREL JMariVf, July Wesley, a tailor, makes a specialty; of pressing men's clothing. He has placed just outside his store door a liquor barrel, painted green.

Ia bold black letters on the barrel is the inscription alongside this item: LONDON'S SOCIETY CRITIC. LONDON, July Jeune la a society critic who writea from the inalde. She is one of London's most successful hostesses, indefatigable with her pea, and la her love of entertaining. Is the wife of the Rt. Hon.

Sir Francis Henry Jeune, a judge ef the high court and a brilliant member of the English bar. Her first husband waa a colonel ia tha English army. The daughter of the late James MacKenste, Lady Jeune began writing In her early girlhood. She has published a collection of essays entitled Questions," but her ehlef literary work has been frequent contributions to leading newspapers and raagaslnes. Lady Jeune Is confessedly fond of 'Americans.

They are her frequent guests st her country place, Arlington Manro, at Newbury, Berks, and tn her delightful London home in Harley street The Society of American Women in London has no better friend than Lady Jeune, who Is the frequent guest of honor at the society's luncheons. Lady Jeune Is a trenchant critic, who goes not hesitate to speak her aatad freely, but her occasional re- Mass te society hare In no way endaasjarsd her popularity in the cul- Cet Rid of Scrofula amasses, sraptlons. lalamnuttoni, imMpmtt. at Mm eyelids arm ears, die- Imams at mm saaea, rickets dyspepsia, am) only some of the erU, making hsToo The Real Sufferers. tured literary and social circles of London.

CttSS TMJKMMEINT BERLIN, July International chess tournament which opened at Coburg today haa among Its participants nearly all of the most famous European experts. Included la the list are L. Flelschmann of Budapest O. Marco of Vienna, O. 8.

Bernstein. H. Caro, M. and R. Splatman of Berlin, Dr.

H. Yon OottschaU of Ooerilts, and R. Swlderskl of Lelpsie. BBOOBDBBBfBBBi O. Higbee.

Danville, 111., December I. INt: "About two I was. laid up for four with rheumatism. I tried Ballard's Snow Liniment; one bottler cured me I can cheerfully recommend it to susTeriag from j. tic tae.

11 tt aetUa. Ba FOB ICKM ONLY. STAND IN OUR BARREL WHILE WE PRESS YOUR PANTS FOR 15 CENTS. LADY JEUNE. The Princess of Patches," as put on by tbe Shirley company last night, was good.

Vnlike most first nights, there was little or no trace of newness or unfamtllaritr, but everything moved along as smoothly as thoagh the company had Been playing- It for weeks. The play is admirably east- Every player has a part suited to htm or her. Mr. C. P.

Ralston as Waggles was the bright and particular light. He had the comedy work on his hands and carried his part with an easy grace that won him much applause. Some of his original business was very laughable. Jessie Shirley, as Selma, the Princess of Patches, was pretty and played her part exceptionally well. George McQuarrle Is let off easy In the play.

He has less to do than usual. Edmund Abbey as Lee Sllverthorn, the deep dyed villain, sustained his part well. Mr. William Abram as PUZZLE THE AUDITORIUM. K.

o. Hayward. Mgr. Mala 134 TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK The Jessie Shirley Company Presenting The Princess of Patches Summer 40c, SOc, 20c. rOBTXXBM VAOOTO STSVBAY IX- Commenclng Sunday, June 18, the Northern Pacific announces the following Sunday excursion Spokane to Coeur d'Alene and return, 11.

Spokane to St Maries and return, same date, 11.60. Sunday train will leave Spokane 8 a. returning arrive Spokane at 7 p. in. Steamer Oeorgle Oakes connecting with train and making the round trip to St.

Maries and return. The Oeorgle Oakes is the largest and best boat on the lake. She will hereafter make the trip to St. Maries and return dally. In addition to above rates the following will be in effect: Coeud d'Alene to Harrison and Bt.

Maries and return, Sunday, returning same day, 50 cents; and St. Maries or Harrison to Coeur d'Alene and return, on sale Sunday, good returning Monday, 50 cents. J. W. HILL, Oen.

Agt, "BLUE LAW" PENALTIES Early records of Massachusetts show that the following singular punishments were inflicted under the "blue laws': "Joslas Plaistowe, for stealing four baskets of corn from the Indians, to return them eight baskets again, to be fined £5 and hereafter to be called Josias, not Mr. as he used to be." "Edward Palmer, for his extortion In taking 32s 7d for the plank and work of Boston stocks, fined £5 and sentenced to sit one hour in the stocks." "John White bound In flO to good behavior and not come Into the company of his neighbor Thomas Bell's wife alone." i CKICAOO a KOBTH-WMTEtI Ml. When you are ready to purchase your tickets for that trip to the east remember to ask for them via the Chicago North-Western railway. In addition to our reaching all of the principal points in the east, would call your attention to our superb service. Only one change of cars between Spokane and Chicago, vestlbided trains, palace and tourist sleeping ears, and all conveniences of the day.

For all Information or pamphleta address B. D. Beardsley, general agent, rooms 13 and 14 Jamieson block, Spokane, Wash. TAXXa fe BOBTKEBB BAXXWAT 00. aVOOW tVAKB BX.CTSBSXOBB.

Effective July 9th, and until further advised, the following round trip rates will be in effect, Spokane te Loon Lake: Sell Sundays, limit following Monday I ot Sell dally, limit It l.c» Sell dally, commutation, 20 rides, limit September 15 10.01 H. A. JACKSON, General Passenger Agent. Spokane. Wash.

EASTERN TENNIS CHAIIPIONSHIPS BOSTON. HaM, July number of the most prominent players of the country are taking part In the eastern championship tournament and tha fourteenth annual tourney for singles, which hegan on oourts ef the Kong-wood Cricket club. The winner of the event wilt be called upon to contest for the national championship at tha Newport tournament nut month. THE SPOKANE PKEBB MONDAY. JIJLT 25, 1904.

Judas appeared to a better advantage than at any time during the present season. His acting In the fourth act was strong. Miss Laura Adams tn her dual part, Maxie Mitchell aa Juliet, and Wilson Forbes as Colonel Sllverthorn played their parts with a finish that showed careful work. The story of the play centers around Selraa. who aa a child was stolen from her home by Under the will of her father ahe to return within a certain period ear the estate would so to Lee Silvesthqfn anad his sister, Juliet.

The of Patches Ih no other than thJftilsal Selmo. The plot of Lee amfSuftst is to prevent Selma from 'OteMg into her Inheritance. WaggleM tte tramp, Is Selma's guardian angel his timely appearance saves death more than once. The play will be repeated every night this week with a SaMirlay matinee. REBUS NO.

17. ANSWER TI REBUS NO. Grove-R Cleveland. (Copyright, 1903, by Rdckwood, CASTORIA For Infanta and Childrcp. Tba Ktml Hays Always Boosbt XBTJXOESTIOB.

With Its companions, heart bum, flatulence, torpidity of the liver, constipation, palpitation of the heart, poor blood, headache and other nervous symptoms, sallow skin, foul tongue, offensive breath and a legion of other ailments, Is at once the most widespread and destructive malady among the American people. The Herblne treatment will cure all these troubles. 80c hot- tie. Sold by GAS BELT HENS WORK AT NIGHT TOLEDO, 0., July 25. flock of belonging to A.

Charles, a Maumae valley farmer, haa developed the trait of sleeping day times and roving about at night. Tbe chickens are kept near a gas well, front which there Is a constant blase. They- have learned that light, at night, attracts bugs, which they can easily catch, and have completely changed their habits. SPOKANE MARKETS The market opened with no changes ia prices this morning. A few home grown cantaloupes are on the market.

The following quotations or prices paid to producers by Spokane commission men and have been corrected today: a case; fresh ranch dozen. lire weight, 10c, bene 12c, young chickens $3.50 (a 4.50 dozen; squabs $1 dozen. Dairy fat, first grade 21ttc, second grade 19V4e; country butter, first grade second grade (cooking) lb; creamery butter Jk. Vegetables-Potatoes cwt; onins, root vesjjlables 65c cwt; California new potatoi cwt; cabbage ewi Ogata dozen radiehe. l.

bunches; rhubarb lb: Jeans lb; lettuce lb; grei 4c lb; carrots and lieets 20 dozen bunches; tomatoes 1.1 pox; 20c dozan bunchei lb; summer squ, 90c box; green corn 20c doc. box; 1 spr4.es cantaloupes each; 1 jcots box; peers VSc crate; atei each. iaae; gooseberries gal; curra 25e gal; blackberries 11.25 crate; liber- t1.50(a1.75 crate; Logan berries fa.SOC«S case. alfalfa 112.50; grain hay (Taeoma prices) club 07c: bluestem 79c; oaU cwt; barley cwt; feed wheat 91.05(1 1.10 cwt. Live cwt; t2.50@3; mutton lb; hogs, dressed to; veal, hog dressed Be.

Vff v't, 85. Special Sale OF Sideboards and Buffets In order to close out a number of samples we have cut the price to the lowest notch. These reductions will give some idea of the saving. $33.00 Quartered Oak Buffets, $21.50 $40.00 Sideboards, $28.75 $43.00 Buffets, $2975 $48.00 $31.50 $52.00 $34.00 Buy Now, Pay Later. FREE INSTRUCTION How to use a Gas Range.

Call at our office. Our stove expert will be glad to explain anything you don't understand. Spokane Gas Company, Tel. 305. 806 Sprague Avenue r.

CLASSIFIED ABVERTHSJNC For equipped boarding and lodging house; cheap If taken at once; best location in city; reason for selling, sickness. Call or address 5312 Howard, tot-? For established hotel business; SI rooms; includes furnishings complete. Address Mrs. Louise Kalke, Juliaatta, Idaho. Terms upon application.

304-34 I tltot to 11100 to loan en Improved city property at once. Hoag Land FlO Mohawk block. Mala Ba SITOATZOB WABTBD. The Inland Water Heating company will your connections promptly at reasonable cost. Tsl.

M. 3345. tit avenue. .1 Four-room house, lawn, partly furnished, close in. 819 Montgomery.

822-3 Nicely furnished, unfurnished and housekeeping rooms In the Albion block, Howard street near Second avenue. 111-T RaJalsr-Orand, J. C. Stewart, area. Finest furnished rooms In city; baths, tlltt Riverside between Post and Lincoln.

Phons Main 117 a 177-t 1 OABFEBTEB. A. TURNBULL. Remodeling of all kinds of buildings; store fitting; jobbing; prices low. Tel.

M. 653. 8173 Stevens, Males, pimples, wrinkles, superfluous hair permanently removed. Thla or faded hair corrected. Dandruff eared.

N. T. Blectre Therapeautie 4tt Mohawk. Tel 101 if Lady operators In attendance. VAOtnO TBABarBB Freight, furniture, baggage and delivery, jfcj ttt.

ttt-t fIWI 3SOKBBS. Pawn broker and loan office, 311 Main avenue. P. Blckford. aBOOBP BAJTP trOOBS.

Highest price fcr second hand furniture ttt. ttt BBBBBTA3CBBa. Smith 111-131 Post street Oldest established la 'Phone Mala ttt. tT-t BPBOXeX LOUTa ABTU CKIOAOO. St.

Louis and return ftc.ot Chicago and return tft.Ot St. Louis, returning via Chicago, or vice versa 21 of sale: August 8, and 10; September and October 3, 4 and 6. doing limit 19 days; return limit to days; going via St. Paul or Billings a B. M.

returning any direct route. Through standard and tourist sleepers to St. Louis via Hillings, or our famous "North Coast Limited" via St. Paul. Call at Northern Pacific city ticket office for full particulars, berth reservations, etc.

J. W. HIL.U Gen. All the Credit Ton Want. Forty of the BEST LOTS SOUTHEAST ONLY EASY TFRMS.

Later: Twelve lota noli; balance for aaooo. 115 MUI Street, ATTOBBBTS. L. H. Prather, attorney at law, fifth floor Hyde block.

171-T OXASJL Oeorgle Stone Academy of Danolng and Physical Culture Elks' Temple. Phone Main bunions Ingrowing toenails painlessly removed. Manicuring. Mrs. at D.

Hill 403 Mohawk. TeL M. 104 a ttl-T Standard Fuel a Ice E4tl Front. TeL ttt. Qreet Western.

Rook and Summit coal. Geo. H. Lucas, manager. par both a aobbcxes The Thell Detective Service Co.

We do a general detective business ta of United and Canada. Spokane office. 411 Empire building. W. S.

Swain, manager. Day Mala 1457. Night 'phone. Mala BAVB YOTJB MOICHT. I am building three modern on Alice avenue, Just opposite the school house.

For sale on the Installment plan. One 4-room cottage fISSO One 8-room house tIWO t-room house ffiaan Tou can boy one of these houses with a small cash payment and balance monthly. Don't pay rent all your life. Be Independent. Tou do net forfeit your rights If your ments sre not made the day they are due.

Let me explain my plan to you. L. It. MONFORT SbHI VfMw'lO Residence 'Phone Main 'Phone Mala ltta D. B.

8108 BBAJk BSTATB CO. 888 Hyde Block. 168 acres. 4IJ ratios out level, fertile land, large spring of water, Tl aores ready for the plow, 81 per cent can be cultivated, a bargain at $8000, on easy terma. Alan Aye and tea aera lota A Quick Way to Seattle aSAB DOWI.

Mo. 9 Mo. 1 SallY Mo. I Wo. 4 :10 a.m.

7:00 a.m. I.T Spokane Arr. 8:20 a-m 9:30 p.m. 1:48 am. 13:68 p.m.

Wens tehee 5:33 3:18 p.m. TOO a-m. 7:04 pjn. Brerett 8:45 p.m. 8:81 a-m.

a-m. p.m. feeatfde I.T. 7:30 p.m. 8:05 a.m.

Only One Day' From Your Business A Whole Day at Seattle (TJTse and 1) Or Across the Mountains by through grandeel STorthwMt, t. 4. Tor compute Information, berth oall on or addreea northern City Ticket Omoe, h. Brandt City Passenger Ticket Agent. Mother's Bread Made hy the Spokane Bakery Company Clean, Paae and wnoleaoaae.

None geaulna without printed Be yon Bread. Spokane Bakery Co Sll Howard Street rOhtALE Cholee vacant building lots; 5 cash, 15 per month. Four and Aye room houses, very oheap, small cash payments. JAMES B. GRAY, 603 Sprague.

Oood Ore-room house ia Liberty Park, city water; cash, balance monthly. Prloe, $1478, Oood nve-acro tract, three acres In orchard, with good substantial Sixroom large barn and chicken house. 40-acre tract, nine miles from city, small house and email orchard ia bearing, 01000. 140 acres, adjoining eoanty seat, at 334 per acre; 100 In grain; cash, 13000, balance on time. JOSEPH R.

KOBERSON, and ayraons aiecs. THE TWO BOM WUL TIADB TOY A TAJUg TOB OXTT BBOVBBTT. 38 4M miles from Spokane. acres, near Valley, four-room house, two stables, water right, dam (or Irrigation, Id-Inch dltoh. acraa.

100 acrea la meadow land, near Davenport, large spring on land. acres, all in wheat, tworoom house, well. In Douglas county. If you have city property to trade, call Main 8139 and tell us what you want He Trouble to Answer Questions. OAVBTTB ft OXADsTTOBB, Real restate.

Rentals, Loans and In- auraaca, tIZ-310 ftnokary Uld(, Telephone Mala Hla, m. ajTmvm. INM U-14 Holland Bleca. 11l Arinw IS 18. 1:38 to lilt Brook' 1 (OK If the Crowd "HOF SED" Why Build If You Can Buy Cheaper? Two beautiful modern houses in Moore's Addition at less than cost.

Nine rooms, two and one-half stories, $3,500. Easy terms. Six room cottage, $2,250. J. D.

SHERWOOD. 12 Sherwood Bldg. sloo Lots $10 down and $5 a Month Fine high location, water in front of every lot, abstract with each purchase, Tt Only $10 Casli and $5 Per Month, for nice, level lots in First Addition to Hay's Parh Tmt Sty BOM lilt mm i i ggg in. I F. Flint ft Co.

I (Established IMS.) I Riverside. Phone If. 91300 ia a bargain: A four-room cottage and lota fl corner, with 40 bearing fruit treafl lawn and shrubbery, rood loeatlosifl for choice lota, Lldjfl wood park, overlooking city; 16 el oent down and per month. New five room model house, Corbia park; house alone ofl this amount two choice lots on eH ncr, city water, near North Moatjfl street WATCH US! I Timothy farm. 110 acres, mam from geed town, acres la ttmotWg meadow, good sU-room house, barns, chicken house, root sheds, all machinery, team, orchard, running water, en eoulVJj road, near school and church.

This Al. end we will take part elty pnsfl payment Prloe, Hioo. Two good aaytaej smeary stores al Invoice, in Al location, for sate account of poor health of owaersl olearlng ftloo yearly. Let us shetl them to you. 1 atOaVO) tVASTB 49Oa0AMT.

I Tel. Main Mil. IM-Ilt Mohawk mm Tel. Main 120. 701 West Riverside Avenue SPOKANE com.

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