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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
Stationery.

l5c. pound-weiqht Octave or Commercial
Ruled or Plain Paper, per pound sc
lOc. Pads, ruled or plain DC
l5C. flife Note Paper &c
Summer Goods regardless Of what they
cost. They must be closed out. Sale 10
Basement.
slngle-Plate Gas stoves. blue flame. sold sold
for 81 .3. inventory Price..........-'''''"" c
Double Blue Flame Gas Stoves. sold
for $50 Inventory Price..............'oo
steam Cookers. the best made. sold for
s. 90 Inventory Prlce........-...."...Si''
2-quart Gem Ice Cream Freezers, double
action sold for 81 go Inventory Price 81,
2-Quart size. sold for N.& lnVeniony
Price ..............-... .......--.ss'..s.sT''"
Blizzard Freezers. s-quart size. sold for
N1Q Inventory Price Doc 5-quart SIC,
sold for 81 49, Inventory Price. .....Si 10
LARGE HammOcks. with pillow, stretch
ers and valance, were $50 Inventory
Price .........-.......... '......'.'.'''--..'@
Hammocks IN different colQrs &xl2.
with pillow. valance and stretcher' were
81 a. Inventory Prlce.............-....Si 80
Hammocks. 42xSl. With pillow valance.
and stretcher. sold Tor S-oO inventory
Price .................... ...s.......-....Si' -"
Largest Size Lawn Swings made. iron
braced, sole for $3.50. inventory r,ies
only ...... ......... ......'..''''''.'''s-'o
Chu4ren's Lawn swings hard wood.
iron braced sold for SIS, Inventory
Price ................. .................sSi<o
Hat, Clothes, Scrub, Step, Mhitewash
and stove Brushes. Inventory Price one
half marked price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

STANTON. VA, August Especial
Capt Thomas j Burke died at the home
of his brother this morning after lin
gering illness. Captain Burke was one
of the best known men in this section and
also in West Virginia. Tie served three
terms as Mayor Of Huntington. He was
elected first Lieutenant and afterwards
CAPTAIN of the West Augusta Guards. lie
was severely wounded at Gaines Mill
on June g. 1854
Captain Burke was never married and
is survived by two sis'ers-Alrs. G. T.
Lewis. OF stanton. and Miss Mary Burke.
OF Burketown: also. three br0thers-Wii-
liam 4. and r. w. Burke. Of this city, and
Il. Butler Burke. OF Burke's Mil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

New show at Roof Garden Tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 1, 1893
ARRIVED.
Schooner J. IT, Birdsali, Portsmouth.
Schooner E u. Bricry, Boston
Schooner Mary T.. Palmer, Boston.
SAILED.
Barge Rraudvwine Providence.
Barge IitchenfoIls Bros. Boston.
schooner r.. ID. Perry Boston.
Schooner j. Percy Bartfam, Havana.
Steamer Hceman. Glasgow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
Watermelons on Ice.

New show at Roof Garden tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

Hamburg Steak. y Cents.
MONROE MARKET. 4ol west Grace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
so. 35. 25c. Belts. I0c.

To-day all the small lots Of Leather
Belts-sOme J0C. some 35c. some Z'c.,
Ones-at Zoe. First come get first
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

Children free matinee. Roof Garden to-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

Ask US for prices on best Anthracite,
Spllnt and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone. 272. WARNER MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

MONROE MARKET. Iol west Grace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02
Mrs. Mary Ann Wilkinson.

HOLLYDALE. VA. August special
Mrs. Mary Ann wilkinson, wife Of b. j.
Wilkinson. was buried from their resi-
dence sunday evening. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. John o.
Moss. She was a devout member OF
Providence Methodist church. Her chill
dren are Mrs. Eppie Hite, W. j., X. D.,
j. l.. and Edward Wilkinson-all living
IN this county except her son Edward,
who IS connected with Farmers Ware
house I'm Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs wilkinson have been mar
ried fifty years last April, and intended
to celebrate their golden wedding. but
were prevented by sickness In the family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-02

The County Courts Mr. Harrison would
abolish altogether. In their room he
would throw the corporations and cOun-
ties into districts giyng monthly terms
in each corporation and county, TO be
held BY u competent Judge, whose saiafI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
NOVELS WAS
MURDERED
Wounds on the Body Indicate
Foni Play.

MipbLeSiioNouuH, Ky April
p The body uf John H. VoNels.
which was found IN the Tennessee
river near tOudan. Tenn, yesterday
was brought hcro today The re-
mains were tn had state Of deeoin-
position. but Notwithstanding this
tact u II very evident that VoNels
was faally murdered and that his
body was thrown into the river.
Ills left temple Was crushed in,
and from the appearance Of the cut
II indicated that he was dealt dul
blow, AS though from heavy ham
mer Hts right arm 10 broken near
the elhgw. showing evidences OF "a
desperate struggle. and he ia other
wise bruised about tho head aud
body 4 ring, which he wore on
leaving hame. was found on hts
hand, but was nearly wrenehed ~
two, evidently through an attempt
on the part 81 his aFsnsHiu ta force
Il from hla finger. 4 costly diamond
stud and gold watch which he had
on leaving hcre. afu missing from
his person. also everything else u
value.
- - tA' hsHafAf hfAHiNH HHfh httN
and Ia Ioudea that Me NaWeiH WAS
murdered. and as he was last seen
.at Knoxville aud was nown "a have
spent several days IN that city. tho
suppoaitlon - that be met hts death
there. The vase Will be placed in the
hands 81 competent detectives. and
every EFFORT viii be put forth by the
dead mans relatives and friends b
ferret out tho ASSASSIN and bring
him 60 Justice,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
NEARLY DEAD
FROM HANGING
Negro Who Stole a Purse
Strung Up.

NEW YORK. April sS--iu TALL
mans. a hamlet IN the kamapo
mountains of Rockiand county. Il.
bradley. q ueErsN accused last Tues
daV 81 stealing a hockethaok con,
tsiuiaR sol. was chased into the wood
BY mob 81 300 men aud finally
caught. They nrst beat him badly,
and then moose made with ropc
was slipped aver his neck. Tr0mh-
Inns and praying he was drasEcd 10
tall elm. and while Efforts were
heing made TO throw the rope ever
limb som cone shouted Burn him
a. the stake
Half dosen men got wood and
as many mere preducpd matches,
while Bradley feli on his knees
dumb with horror. hut the majority
favored hanging iialf the country
side bad heard tho tumnlt BY this
time. and on the edges OF the crowd
around the ouaking negro were We.
men and little children. transhNed
with fear struggling and scream
ine. bradley ives ted under the tree
and np IN the air shot the uerro's
body.
TT he'll confess" shouted the lesser
OF the poekethpok. well let him
live" The man was lowered and he
gaSpcd that he was inneccnt. The
rope had cut HE neck and he was
choking for breath. Again they
strung the negro up.
Hts face turned ashen and hipsd
spurted from his ears ana nose, ITS
wife now arrived and saw her huas
band swinging. She swoQue1 away.
Suddenly William n1rshaw, a far
mer. came on the scene and shouted
inpIOrinxlys "tt's murder and Wei
ali be responsible. Don't Nil him.
The men who held the rope let 80.
and Bradley fell in a heap To the
ground. motianicss and limp. II Was
several hours before three doctors
could restore bradley to conscious
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
SMALLPOX
AT SPOKANE
Another Case Has Developed
In That City.

SPOKANE. April ga new case
of smallpox was discovered by city
Health pfiieer Potter intc yesterday
afternoon Ia the Cleveland lodging
house. 2i7 Stevens street The man.
whose name could not be learned.
was taken to the detention hospital
and Isolated. lie had lived IN the
Cleveland lodging house for the
past year. The only explanation tho
health officer can give OF how the
man became infected II by contact
with one or some ~ the cases which
have thus far persisted IN Guiding
detection. Two or three infected
persons have voluntarily walked In
to police headquarters ana given up
themselves u the authorities. bat u
IL supposed that there are others at
large Ia whom the dread disease has
not yet made sufficient Roadway 20
lead Ia their detection.
Or Potter says that the ease IN
uueation has no connection with the
ease ~ Frank smazei. released from
the isolation hospital Tueaday. Ev-
erythinE possible II being done by
the city health department TO de-
tcct and Isolate the disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
kentucky Boiler Explosion

MURRAY. Ky. Aptil 70 As a
result OF boiler explosion nt hay-
burns mlil. la Nofth Murray today.
six men We're Injured, two probably
fatally. Tho Victims are John RAY
burn and Hofry Sutherland, Thought
20 be- fatally injured. and Stanley
Rayburn ! n Farley, Joe linlnts
and Charles uoHnrd seriously hurt.
THE mill house Il "A total wrec. The
explosion caused intense excitement.
aud hundreds viewed the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
A STORE WRECKED.
BY a Mysterious Explosion at
WEIGH. West Virginia.

WEIGH. W. Va. April - At 3
oeieck this morninF the slumbyra
pf tho Inhabitants Of this place were
broken by a report that could have
been heard ten miles away. inveH-
tiEatian developed that Aous deaer-
ado had attempted 90 destroy the big
annex In the rear ~ the dry Foods
store ~ william Samrth. ON one II
the leading thoFauKhfarer. The en-
tire north side - the building was
wFsseksd. bricks and debris being
hurled squares away. Daniel Waids
ron and Eli eatisr were sleeping IA
ihr upper rbosu - the building and
although hurled quite distance. are
not critically injured The grand
jury. which has bnch 10 asssion to-
day. - thoroughly investigating the
ease. II was rumorri here tonight
that woman il cunnected tn the
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
TONS OF PICKLES.
At Medina Which Will Par
TALLY Supply the Market.

MEDINA. April eo.--scveral NOM
bcrs Of the Medina business Mems
are I'm Pittaburg this
week and will confer with the Heinz
pickle company respecting the pro-
posed establishment Of branch
ealting house In Medina. 4 meeting
u the association will be held at the
rooms Of the Y. NJ. G, n. on Monday
evening. when n report Of the com
mitfcs will be received and some
thing definite decided upon.
4 committee which has been at
work among the farmers during the
past week has secured pledges Of al
most sufficient acreage Of pickles.
ana assurances Of plenty more at
the time the plant r. established. The
money for the site can be raised, II
IL thought. with but little trouble,
and although there seems to be but
little doubt that II the firm II de-
airoua Of locating in Western New
York Medina Is tho place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

The dramatic critics everywhere
have united Ia saying that the PAY
Trala." the comedy drama which IL
e. be al the Third Avenue theator
for a week. commencing tomorrow
night. f. ono Of the beet seenlc pro-
duetions on the stage today. The
Pay Train" contains a pretty story
told in a manner TO keep the in
terrsl % the audience throughout the
presentation. az course virtue 10.
for the tigc being. kept IN the back
ground by the traditional stage vii.
tain. but ltnaally ,rlumphs aud all il
well.
Musical circles have bcsn pleas
antly asitated the past week over
the coming % the nnstnnians 10 the
Seattle fhrater the latter half of the
week The repertoire viii include
productions az Robin Hood" THE
sereuads" and ''isoh Roy" cnnsld-
cradle curiosity has bern aroused
ever the first presentation e The
Sererade." n viii be remembered
that this opera. produced in ScS
York two seaauus aEo. ~nIoycd a re-
markahie vogue and has been re-
eelved warmly wherever u has been
sung II ia written In Victor Her
bgrt's hest vein, whose ability 20
write spontaneous and sparkling
music Il una1rsilanei. ils story.
whlch IL IS Harry smith. furnishes
excellent opportunities 70 exploit the
admirable singing and acting quail
ties of ,hls company. The ecvne u
action - tai1 Ia Stain durinE the
eighteenth century and recauntH the
attempts 81 jealous old spanish
Frandre 20 remove his ward from
tire faaeinationa ~ = serwnadlnF bar.
ifane ~ the Royal opera, Never
having seen his rival and having NJ
other means % identifying him cx-
cept hy means q certain snug. the
possibilities for humorous compiica-
lions are readily perceived As may
be expected the comedy element
largely prusioniuhtes. and 20 closely
ID the laughs foIlow that there Is
scarcely any tine % dsmarkatiou.
Sale 81 seats fer the engagement
eEena Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
Polk County, Ore, Eggs

DALLAS. ore. April z9.-Caresui
estimates made on the REPORTS Of
dealers In eggs tn Dallas show that
IN March there were brought "a Dali
las ten thounand dozen About half
we're shipped to Portland. and the
remainder sold o. the local trade.
This shows a trade % tifs9 per
month In eggs alone by the poultry
people. At this rate the income to
POLK county from this source IL
about $50 6so per annum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers fied yes,er-
day we're;
Bernard Hrisa 60 Lcman \. Mayer.
$50. undivided u Interest In lots -.
~. - and - blk Is. Madison street
add.
George II. Fisher. trustee. and $.
A. Fisher. his wife. To Jennie N.
Shoemaker. 81. iota q, ! and blk ,,
Laws add.
Charles y. Warner to white Riv-
er Water Power company. 1850. lots
-. 10. II. ". II and II. Parker home
stead. situated In nw u sec II tp 81.
nrse.
Sarah ]. Pixicc 60 Lillian u. Ely.
tsoo. n = tract -. Sarah u. YcHlcr'a
Donation claim.
H. \. Nichols and wife to hen r.
kreiHbaum. 1850. beginning at a
point bfbs1 feet Of cor Of sec 2. and
- on Sixth standard parallel. Up p
q Of W. NJ. which point is ON
the north line OF Mili street. now
Yosler way. In Yesicr'a add. thence
" along line Of Yealer way CO
feet: thence ii5 feet. thence G 60
feet. thence IFS feet TO beginning
Charles n. Black and wife 20 y.
4. Black. $500. lot ! blk 81. II. Meal
GERS second add.
NJ. =. Backus and wife 60 Charles
A. Riddle and wife. 5000. lots s and
and 10 feet OF lot blk IS. Mor-
eer.a add.
State Of Washington 10 David J.
lctacll and Thomas +. Slime. begin
ming at - cor OF lot II blk 800. Seat
tie tide lands: thence along line
lot ~ 10 feet. thence W iil.t feet.
thence 10 feet 10 = line of lot II.
thence along line OF lot II iii.a
feet 10 beginning. being .06i OF said
lot.
James c. o'Connor and wife to
Angus McAulay. 81. lot blk 6. Bax-
ter'a add.
Alvin y. King to c. Y. schmltt.
$500. lot 3 blk 10. plat Of North Sc
attic.
John Boynon and wife TO Ballard
Israry Land company. $500, lots |, 2.
2. 4. s. 6. 7. 3. .. 10. II. IL, II. II, II.
i6. II. IS. 10. 90. n. %, - and "a blk
r. Hallard's add. to Gilman park.
W s. Chamberlain and wife to j.
II. Blyth. S., lot 6 blk 50. Collins ad-
ditlon.
Abnrille Il. Davis to John l.. Glib
aon. 81, lots 8. .. 10 and II blk 30.
Northern Pacific add.
Mary =. Moore and husband 10 ].
walsh, $1,000. n portion OF lots 8 and
6 bib II. heirs of Sarah a. Bells LIST
add.
l.. II. stedman and wife to II. ".
4. Hastings. 81. all OF French's add.
To Slaughter.
Thomas Boyd and wife To Cath
crime Smith. $50. lot II blk 30. River
side add.
james +. Gleason trustee. TO II. X
O'Connor, 81. sc u OF sw y Sc u sec
IL tp % n RS c Of w. NJ.
william II. Hewitt and wife TO
Thomas McDonough. $1,000. W Il of
Sc Y sw y sec 10 tip 2s n r . g in
Snohomish county, also " u sw Y
ne Z sec 10 tp ~ n r g In What
com county; lots 10. II and Il In blk
F 10. Laws second add. To Seattle: lots
II. 2, 3 and blk Z. Pleasant Ridge
add; lots 4. 9, q. Z, \ and . blk o. In
Union city add. TO Seattle,
Sarah II. Marter 10 4. II. Elliott,
sb75. lots I, ., 3. I, and G, all of acre
No. tract Is, Maple Leaf add, lots
30 and "a blk 1, Green Lake Electric
Motor add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
ANOTHER BIG
TRUST FORMED
Under Name of the United
States Worsted Co.

NEW york. April =. 4 cembin-
auan - the leading Wafstcd yarn
Mpinnssa Of this country under the
name - tho uuifnd States WuFated
company. has hesn formed Under the
laws - the state ~ SrN Jersey The
capitalization will b. SIC. 600 Co. ~
which t17a0q COS VII - prefcrrwa
an1 go con 90 common stock The
new company proposes D. start with
an issue % 80. eoa. 90 preferred and
-. g.. 90 common stock The com
binatinu was effected by Frederick
\. coffin. a Boston banker. and g
walker James. The ineofpoTatnrs
arr samuel = Lawrence. II. 6. Ever
dai. George p Spencer. l. J. Hunt
and j. q. Young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
Albany SswmIll Sold.

ALBANY. Orr. April 20 The
Booth Kelly Lumber company.
which recently purchased a large
tract Of timber land on the Mohawk
today purchased % ,. W. cusick
the Enterprise saw min plant ut
lsfeiienbuah. on the North sanilam.
TIE mill has a capacity 10 Ito. e'1
feet daily II wtii be removed to the
vicinity Of their timber lands In
Lane county The consideration
vas about 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
hurt by . Bursting Gun.

INDEPENDENCE. April g. Dell.
the i5-ycar-old son Of =. u. Sears,
WAS seriously injured by the burst
ing OF gun az itickrcali. six miles
north ~ herr. last night. lie pat an
ovorcharse ~ Hmokctcss powder Ia
the sun. when the weapon was dis
charged Il hurst into pieces. a piece
an inch and a half by shrce-auarteru
% an inch struck young Scare right
WRIST and manTied Il. Another one
struck aears above the eye and made
a deem EaNh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
MINING NEWS.

From news received from Repub-
lie Il iH stated that good work In be-
INK done on the Big six milne at that
camp. A new shaft has recently
been sunk. This has been extended
10 n depth Of something over % feet
and "A raise has been made Of about
i6 feet. The ledge has held an aver
age pitch % about 80 degrees until
the last four feet. when the ledge
took a decided downward course. II
has changed from an almost east
and west course to one nearly north
and south. bearing a little east Of
a s0utherly course.
An assay was recently amds % ore
taken from the fnsurEcut mine. and
Il developed a value 81 ts9.21. II In
stated that the ore was taken from
the bottom 90 che shaft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
conyIcts StIII at Liberty.

MOSCOW. Idaho. April ss.--Ius
Harder and George Lce. the United
States prisoners who eHcapesi from
she tatah county jail last sunday
afternoon. are sfiii at large Thus
whereabouts - Lse. although $40
h Offered Tor bis arrest or detention.
Harder. At last accounts. was known
TO BE- tn tho vieiuiiy nf Viola. where
night before last hc stayed Al the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
Orchard Pests.

WAII.A WALt.A. wash. April
- lily careful investigation the
report a. the effect that the scales
on fruit trees had been killed BY the
cold weather 81 last winter has been
demonstrated 10 be without found
alton. While the pest n not - gen
vrat as last year. It ia much IN evil
dcnce in anmr localities. and spray
tuF is beinE feanflesi 60, The scales
not only infvat orchard ftult trees,
but tr...a and ahruha % all anTia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
Surveys on South Half.

REPUBLIC. Wash. April . Il.
\. Wilmot. who has recently come
up from the south hale. stated last
evening that the railroad surveyors
had completed thcir iahora betw evn
the mouth % this san Poll ana iic-
public 90 Tar an locating the line Of
the road Is concerned. They were
working up the west fork few days
since looking Tor route for a line
10 the Okanngan country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
colorsd Help Used.

ENGLISH. Ind. April 81. u.
Dooilttle. OF Doosittie's mills. owns
large tracts az land. ard last fail he
tried the experiment Of placing a ne
gro tenant on one Of his farms. II
70 warrant the importation Of other
coiored iaborera. Uutl recently the
colored iaborer was unknown in the
county. and no coi0red people we're
harb0red In the country except a.
servants at some u the watering
places. ndeed. az one time. Leaven-
worth. at that time the county seat.
was noted among river men as a
place OF terror for cglored r0ust-
abogts. At this time, however. the
colored helper seems to be in de-
mani
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
Thumb Grated On.

HT LOUIE April 20 Thumb
grating IL the newest thing in
grating Ia tho city hall. Dr Mare
Ray Hughes, of the dlHpeusary stan.
II the eraftar this time Joseph A,
Benz. Is years old. was engaged in
cutting block TIA al the Blankc fDf
fec factory, seventh street and Clark
avenue. The knife slipped ana cut
on the riHht thumb AZ the loint
lie went to the diHpenHnry. DR.
llueheA asked him where the thumb
WIS lie said u was iH II box at che
factory The d0eiH sent him FOR H.
lie brought It ana the doctor Rraff-
Cd II on. Tho boy went away rcjple-
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29

REPUBLIC. Wash. April 20 Mrs.
Emma Elizabeth natcieszor was rx-
amined as "a her sanity yesterday
before Clvrk 1esseph Of the probate
caurg and ordered committed to the
Medical Lake asylum. She has been
In the asylum twice and DISCHARGED
as cured she has husband and
four Young children. AZ times she
rs very turbulent aud hard to con-
troll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
Sentenced to Eight Years

wAff.A WALIA. Wash. April
- John Wilson. charged with bur
Elary at Riverside laat week. had a
hcarinE before Judge r. n. iiernta
yesterday. lie pleaded guilty of the
charge. ana also admitted holding
40 the night Waterman az wailnla.
he was sentenced ~ serve q term
81 eight YEAR, In tho state peniteu-
lary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
SENTENCE COMPUTED
James Mcdonald to be a Free
Man October %.

SALEM. Ore. April z9.-The sem
fence Of James Mcdonald. who was
given two years In the peniteutIary
IN October, 1888. for burglary in n
dwelling, was -commuted today by
Gov. McGeer, ~ expire October -
1888. McDpnald's case is q peculiar
one. lie was caught with hia hand
in "a chicken coop IN Pendleton. and
was Indicted for and convicted Of
burglary not IN "a dwelling. but when
a verdict ~ guilty was returned and
before sentence was pronounced, he
was recommended 20 the mercy Of
fhc court by tho prosecuting nttor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29

ney. trial iurora and the proaceut.
INK witness, The trial Justice EaVp
him the minimum sentence for the
cflme Tor which he was convicted,
but ufterward united with the eth-
cra IA recommending the eNtvnalhn
uf elUmency "a him by the governor.
as Il was considered that he should
have been charged with petty lar
cony, instead OF felony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
Indiana Boy missing.

Ia PORTE. Ind. April - All %
Thrive oaks II excited over tho dis
appearance % Rowe chattcFtgn. -.
the 500 Of wealthy parents. lie has
been missing two days. and Il ia be-
sipvga he has been kidangfusi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-29
HELD AT BAY
BY ONE MAN
An Entire Posse ceccked by a
Robbers Pistol.

CUMBERLAND. Md. April ~
ofsacers have bcen trying % arrest
n noted dasperadO. Glen Fenneii.
since last February. Yesterday at
Barnes Gap. a remote section. he
was located and an armed posse
tried to arrest him. lie sought COW
er In a barn and held the nsen at bay
for an hour. An attempt was made
60 IRE the building, when Pennsii
rushed out from the barn. shot J.
Beatty. a farmer. through the heart
and escaped Penueil IL charged
with robbery and many crlnea.