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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

The steamer faurafa arrived IN
port last evening from skagway mud
way ports. she had on bard a
large number Of passengers. the ma
jorsty being from sksgway. The
steamer brings news that the cold
10 very severe af skaxway. and that
much suffering 50 going on alunE
people travelling on the trails and
Twins in the interior. The hoa-
pitfalls are said 10 b. crowded with
people suffering from frozen hands.
faces, fingers. and toes. Many Of
these are malmed for life. The
faurada had rough trip 10 the
sound. hut Il was devoid Of event.
She brought the following passsn-
gers r. A. Reynolds. =. Potts. y. ".
Cannon. ~. Pa,xoid. 4. Hamilton. j.
Farey. 81. J. Day. Y. Brennan. q. q.
fAsenb~rg. q. " smith. G. N. Both
Fl. :. Hranson. J. Driecoii. g. Hotx-
hau&eg. 4. siebisg. w. A. Raymaker.
y. Nance. l. ID. I.iddle, r. Hcslsy.
W. Smith. c. Lane. n. Sullivan. u.
CLARK, w. "a. Parsons. II. Raymond.
"a. o. Wording. J. ". Wilson. j. u.
Mckinny. q. Young. Miss Tony
Page. n. Harris. NJ. N. oDsii, ,.
L. Aidrich. =: u. Rydiek. J. A. Jones'.
J. Smith. l.. T. Pierce. r. ". Ken
ney. = Murray. o. Iasein. 6. !. Far
rington, A. Rabion. and forty-right
seeond CiasR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Burglar Nippers in
His Shoes.
II klOas 10 TIE DETECTIIE
Gave the Name Of Parey crsy Was
Arrested osee Cor Smoking
Opium.

Percy Gray. aiieged TO be one OF
the eieveress house breakers on the
northwest. was arrested hy nctee.
tive Meredith last night, The de-
tcctives have been On the lookout
for Gray for several days rast. AMI
he Was arrested IN a Second avenue
drue store last Night. When search
"a at headquarters, a number Of
thirty -elght caliia~r cartridges. sew
erai small files. and a note hoax
were found In his possession.
Grays shaes were searched. and a
pair Of burglars nlppers. used for
turning keys from the outside. were
found In Ehefns An Address had
been written down by Gray. which
read: Hansen. lies Madison street. !"
and an locking In the directory Il
was found that Il was the address
Of Albert Hansen. the ieeelsr. Gray
Is oac of ths EanK which was ar
rested BY officers Powers and Cor
hett for snticing a Kirl Into = Front
street lodging hpuse about a year
agu. and teaching her to smoke
opium. They we're given twenty
four days IN jail hy Justice TngrFsoli.
which was considered a heavy sen
tsnee Tor opium smoking at that
sima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
s~--~---a-----------------@n
WGAymEa FoRgeAsT.

Observer salisbury soiemniy pre-
diets that tonight and tvfnorrow y,
viii probably" tain. the prob
able rain prediction was made for
today. The weather clerk is appar-
entity working a buneo game on the
observer. for things have not been
what they seem lately az the wealth
or Office lately An an early hour
this morning the observer issued the
following synopsis
The storm AREA noticed yesterday
continued i,s southsrly movement
along the coast. although moving
very slowly. having advanced 10
center from latitude a 70 latitude ~
This southwark movement - the
low" which has caused fine w~aih.
er over almost the whole % Wash
lngtnn and northern Oregon. has
been very fortunate for California.
bringing TO the state a very abun.
dant rainfall. which was masi
urgently needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

NEW YORK. March ls.-Coroner
Hart and jury held an Inquest yes
tergay In the eases Of Mrs. Frances
Panzetcr and John Goeitz. her
boaraor. who were killed on the EVEN
ing 81 February "A. Mt f3t East Sew
eaty-sixth street. By George Panzet-
cr, the womnn'A husband lie had
just returned from serving Eve
months in jaii for falling 10 support
his wife when the crime was com.
mitted. ills i0-year-eid son, Willie.
who was the only witness 81 the
shooting, testified against him.
"pnpa came IN with a revolver
he said, and first shot Mr.. Gooitz.
who was sleeping on the table. and
then shot mamma"
THE jury returned n verdict hold
ing Panzeter responsible FOR the kill
ing Of his wife and GGeitz. and the
coroner committed him to tho
Tombs without bail. pending action
by the grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
DESIRE A SUBWAY
Snosusiwis Fats po~sf isom.
psny want . frssehiYs

The sne4aafnIia EaHa n la1s
pany haa 49, HsF ~ fts
Heard - PaHiIr "a fks HH4les lsfs
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second syeHaeH iA#fA $50 -
spfinf sirrs
This sufwaf ikass ~ es
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
NEVER HURT HIM
Fell From . Steamer, Then
In . Gutter.

An offieious passenger on the Fly
cr assisted ln hoisitng the gang
plank when that steamer landed AZ
her dock AZ $50 last evening. after
which he promptly tumhlei over
board. lie struck the dock fender
sounding thump and rolled
through the narrew space between
the steamer and the dock and fell
into tho water. He came up quick
~ and ssizcd hold % a pile.
The deck hands thrn aecurrd a
rope and hauled him on a. the dock.
Later ON the1nan was found Waiiaw :
ing in the gutter at Fourth and
James streets. Some men passing b
assisted him 60 hts feet and atassi
him up against a lamp post. where
he said he waali remain until n
car came up the Mn. As tbs cable
was broken. and no ears ran SuF-
ms the night. the unfortunate man
must have bad . long wight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
WINNER LAWN A3-1"
We have sold this mower for years, and San
guarantee them fully.
S2Z5 $500 SIS
SRELGER & HORl8OT
i2s.l2I7 ssesss Asssss

Martins. O. A. sterpberg. A. A.
Grcenbers. A. Besdy. Charles y.
Campbell, Mrs Campbell, Peter
Pankfatz, ". ~. Fitzgerald. and
nine In the nteerage.
Tho Cottage city had the follow
inR passengers; A. u, cutter. ~.
iieimiek. A. Marks. ~. o. Moore, W.
H. Moore. r. N. Jareus. A NJ. Russ
- Efstsr. II. l.. o'Brisn. G. n.
Metrach. W. X Booth, Miss May
Horton. Mlss Mary churse. a.
Nhmit. Leslie Butler. Mrs Butler.
Miss n. o'Donnel. u. A. buchanan.
Mrs. J. q. birmingham. T. Teilfzen.
Henry RiM. Mrs. Inn. chas. Rock
Neii. II. Morrison. Mrs. Phillips. G.
clark. Mrs. CLARK. J. c. Criffitha.
Louis Hansen. y. r. Amber. ]. y.
Kennedy. W. r. Watson. G. ~. Peek.
ham. II. II. Creighton. =. w Davis
h.. y. w Davis sr., Mrs. " A.
Turner. W. A. Turner. Charles Rich.
Fred Hutchinson. q. A. Mchay. ~.
T.. Montgomery. Mrs. W. ". Earle.
W. 4. iIrightman. Louis Piles. and
nifty second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
TORCH OF ANARCHY LIGHTED
Italian Mob in Colorado PiI|aging and
Burning Property.

DENVER, Colo, March i6.--Early this morning rso
soldiers left for Lake City and Henson in response TO
appeal from the sheriff OF Hnsdale county, who wired
the governor that he was unable to preserve order in
those towns owing to the Italian miners strike The
sheriff states that the miners have secured control OF the
camps and are burning and pllaging the surrounding
country They threaten to set fire to the Ute and Ulay
mines II the owners adhere to the order refusing them
wok. The sheriff states that when he left Lake City
the skies red with the blaze from great eonfla-
grafton and he fears that the miners have DESTROYED
much property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
WOULDN'T WEAR PANTS.

John Mcdonald. the teamaier who
would not wear clothes. was this
morning fined $40 and costs by Judge
Cam In the Municipal court His
attorneys gave notice OF appeal. and
McDonaid's ban was fixed $3.50 cash.
In fining the man. Judge Cam said
that IN the community where he
formerly hailed from the people
would not have waited FOR the court
20 act. but they would have strung
the offender up with n rope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
DUcAN Did THE DEED
Shot = mschinist at Sksgwsy
and Then suicidsd.

The steamer f.surada brings news
Of a shooting ARRAY at sSaEway on
March 4 The principals IN the
affair w~re Thomas puENr, q barber.
and W. VI. wrsy. n machinlss. the
latter heinx the victim.
TIRE shooting occurred IN puxsn'a
barber ahop pukan and wray were
elesc companions. and sewmed 10 b.
the best of friends. puganss mind
II said to have become unbalanced
81 late. ON March :. wray entered
Duxan's shop ant Du9an asked him
TO loan hius sBufe utoney. wray
refused % do 90. and started IN leave
shr place A. he rrached the door.
Duwan drew revolver and fired at
wrax. the huilaf takins effect near
the heart. woundIng him mnrtaiiy.
Duwan then placed the weapon To
hts head and blew his brains out
wrsy was taken to a hospital.
where he died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

ricty 90 resources ~ any of the
iarger counties In Washington,
From Sedo- Woollcy 70 the head Of
navigation on the skawit, ana be-
yoad "a the summit Of the Cascades,
stretches n vast country IA wisssl'
there are millloaa ~ feet ~ the finest
timber In the world. thousands Of
aerea of the best agricultural. hortia
cultural and stock raialnE land IN
the west. and tho mineral posalh-
Titles Of this region arc ainiply in
calculahle. We have gold. silver,
copper. iron. coal. asbestos. ochre.
and sulphur In thia region. and in
paying quantities every one Of them.
People are fast learning that they
DO not have 20 Ko too far on frigid
csin8cs for a Klondike. The state af
Washington paaaeNaes within her
own borders everything that man
can aAk for his wcli-heink or Tux
ury, The Skagit river valley has
natures most nrodiEai OF gifts Ia
oner those who are seeking COM
Portable living.
The shinsie and lumber mills
have started up again after the usual
winters suspension. and are AL run
ming FUN blast. i'rices for shingles
were never 80 good, and a. a con-
sequence tho ahlnglc manufacturers
are wearing bread smiles. There
are about a donen mills of this
Kind and nine logging camps in our
immediate vicinity, and Sedfa- Weoi-
lev Ia the banking town and business
headquarters Tor all these Industries,
The town IL growing RAPIDLY and
substantially. We have three rail-
roads and a steamboat line. 80 that
In the matter OF transportation facli-
titles. our town excris every place IN
the state except Seattle. and o. this
pushing town only are We willing
to take second place"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
M,nook NOT 50 RIem.

a letter was received this morning
in this city from Tom McGraw. son
of EX-GOVERNOR McGraw, who II
with HE father in Alaska. in which
the statement iH made that forty
three men are mt work on their
claims on Munook creek. but that
the claims are not proving as rich
az anticipated. The letter is written
from Rampant city. Tom Negraw
saws the weather has been very
cold. averaging 50 degrees below
zero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
HE WAS BUNCOED
IN Old Man Relieved Of All
His Money.

An aged couple from the east
came into the city On yesterdays
overland train. and were sent 90 the
yesler dock 70 wait for the depart
ure Of the steamer state of wash
ingfcn for Whatcom last evening In
the meantime the old gentleman had
made ths acquaintance IT a stranger
who Represented himself TO be
president of a Whatcorn bank. The
old gentleman had hut tzl, but this
he obIlginRiy Ioanea the banker"
until the latter found a friend in
the Bailey block. a check was left
with the wife o. the old man for
security while ne accompanied the
bunc0 man 70 Che Bailey blVk-
There the latter left the old man
standing on tho crowded sidewalk
while he vent upstairs.
After waiting for half an hour the
old man became alarmed and ac-
e0sted a reporter ~ the Star who
was passing. lie was Informed that
his money was lost and was guided
back 10 the wharf Just In time 20
catch the beat for Whateom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
FtCtlvtn THE PAPERS


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
zNTHJ! XzHRT!! NPQQQ!!!
Exclaimed the Surviving Fi|ipins as
They Fled.

MANILA. March I6--A battalion OF the Twentieth in
fantTy advancing from Pasg this morning encountered
more than thousand rebels enueached at Cainta A
hard fight followed the insurgents displaying consider
able stubbonness, but splendid charge on the part Of
the Americans sent them flying from their trenches and
the town captured in short order. The American
loss was one man killed and seventeen wounded. The
Filipino loss was very heavy, but cannot be computed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Stole to Get whisky.

NEW YORK, March t6.-While at
tending the service IN 81. Agnea'a
church, In Hoyt street. Brooklyn.
yesterday morning. Mrs. Rose Hal
berteon. Of $40 DeRraw street, was
relieved OF her pocketbook contain
ing O.. She promptly reported her
loss at the Batter street police sta
ton and an hour later a drunken
priconer. named Mary McClay, who
has no settled home. vas brought In
by Policeman f'rawley, who found
her IN the sYicinlty 81 the church.
Mrs. HalhartsOn's missing pocket
book. containing all the money with
the exception Of q cents. was found
In her possession. After ACQUIRING
the pocketbook the prisoner evident
~ made sifect 81 the nearest saloon
arS assssss = sc snsk drunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
STEAMERS co SORTS.

Two steamers sailed this faFrnassa
for the north. They Nsfe lHe FarsI.
Ion and the Cottage city IN isf.
tor sailed from ocean dock az ~
O'Clock, having on beard : iaHaH
number Of passengers and e heaEf
freight cargo. Tho majority - fHe
were houndsfnf fiausaa
The Fprsiion. Captain Hui,eHfa
sailed at I O'clock. ticr pasafnaal
list was as follnuH. Nirs t.lssir fsa
fer. Mrs. l.. Martins. Alias Isefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
ALONG THE WHARvfs

steam collier presrese ~iii aetsa
loading coal q, TIE ssesh tunssfs
tonight she wili then pressbtS 49,
for San Francisco.
Collier Iecl4nav So ssp@rtsa e.
saii sunday vith zeal 90 "a fssa
cisco.
tug Goidsn Gate wfi1 pFuteaif
leave saturday Zee rafss h tA.a -
Unity % Hunters hsf. slsssa
Tug Dirpsteh. l.~leasins - 80 Il
the fish csnnrsssz en- 80 lNNaf
Sound. ~as s@aiina 81 shs s@fh
banssrs this Fserntss
steam serves D. T. AnflA 49, -
eharEink q had sf has e a. stlI
dacs this nefnins hfussNf 20 fee,a
Sound p@rts
sehoonsr AftAas = 49, -. 49,
inE q lad - seFd @s=e4 a. - 49,
star deek.
British ship Wssfsa1hiaa = $3.50
side the sissasaf tsssna - rF4ss 81
West sssfffs So - - e.
unstc.l klnNfsun
Ths to Presses = - $3.50
Eeand fasissaa eeHa#ahS HFsf $50
expected - iaass Faff ~ anna8 M
aaY f.sf 1anssa e. $3.50 Es~H ses
aaaass.a4 II.r1sas So - 49, 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
ON THE RUN AGAIN
Steamer Utopia Sailed Last
Night for Alaska.

The steamer Utopia. which has
been oyerhauiinE for several weeks
past. sailed last evening for skaE-
way a practically new vessel. She
has been much altered In appearance
from the Utopia Of old. the pilot
house and captains room eing To-
Gated on a new upper deck instead
Of on the lower. Several additional
stateroorns have also been added 10
the passenger accommodations, An
electric light plant and a powerful
rearchlight also being provided. The
boilers and machinery have also re-
ceived some improvements.
The Utopia had on board about
thirty passengers and u large freigAt
cargo. Captain Jensen won't north
az commander
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Dugsn Supports Hoos.

NEW YORK, March i6..-Coiiecter
Hugh Dugan. who sprung n surprise
on the Democratic politicians In Jer-
sey city during the absence Of Lead
&c Robert Davis AZ Lakewood sew
erat weeks ago, by announcing him
self as a candidate for the nomina-
ton for mayor. and was afterwards
called of by Mr.. Davis. signed the
petition of Mayor Edward Hoos for
denomination yesterday. Mayor
Hoos will be the only candidate at
the open primaries. and his nomlna-
tlon is assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Nc sv,ll MAS HOPE.

w. II. Harding. who was given a
ave year sentence about year sEo,
has not abandoned hope ~ obtain
ing n reversal 81 Judge Moore's
Judgment. Abos, month ago news
came from Olympia that the su.
pr.m- court had sustained Judge
Asore. and HardinK's appeal was
denied, Through his attorney. W.
v. Hays. he will move the supreme
court for a rehearius of his appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

T'hs Mafftrn $50 So t=aaHsf
So ~ aafeaassrs = tkls aaansfs
HaHa - $3.50 HaH knFaes tafHa1
eat a. sHass eHss Hatsr FAsss ars
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
NE WANTS DAMAGES.

Frank Hsrmanson brought suit In
the superior court yesterday against
Ernest 1iimer, 90 recover damages
for false imprisonment. Dlimef
had ilermanaon arrested March
on warrant charging him with
having concealed stolen bicycle
Hy this arrest Hermanson lost $500
worth Of pride. and 500 worth Of
business character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

NEW YORK. March IA ssns
Of boys. carrying one of their num-
Der. attracted the attention 81 Po-
heeman Brady last night q, Eixh-
firth street and Hiverside drive. he
started for them Co investigate. and
the boys dropped the helpless oac
and fed Ambulance Surgeon Cole,
from Roosevelt hospital. found that
the boy was drunk. lie was detained
at the hospital. Vie said there that
he was Charles Francis. 10 years Of
sss. Of eos West sixty seventh stree,
but refused 20 say where he got the
ffuupr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
GONE TO MANILA.

The big steamer Conemauxh. Of
the Empire Transportation COM
pany. which was rrcsntly secured by
the government as 9 transport.
sailed from san Francisco Last sun
day for Manila The Conemaueh
carried a large cargo. but Il was
neither soldiers nor freight u was
a large herd ~ fuuies. taken from
Uncle Sans stableysrds. The total
number WAS no. Thirty soldier
tezmsters. three hospital stewards.
and veterinary surgeon were the
only passengers on the Goncmaugh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
LEo'S LAST DAYS
Pope Is Failing and Losing
Mis- Memory.

ROME. Marrh is.--rhe Pops'r con-
dition II not encouraging. lie shows
siKnr ~ continued weakness, and
was FRUSTRATED last night. There II
no Imminent DANCER. but hasiy sum
mons cent 10 physlelans caused Ap-
prehensien. n is stated that the
rapr u lpsInK bic memory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
LATE BULLETIN

MANILA. March it-Fron Cainta
the victorious American bsttalssa
pursued the enemy - TaytAy. which
was taken and burned Ths Amsft.
cans then retired % PASS me
twentieth lost fwo killed snd thir-
teen wounded TIE KILLED arr csf.
poral johnson and Private NsAyaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

BATrLE CtI1Ek, Mlch-, March
1s.-.Nirs Mabclic Etheeilnd Wallace
died today II brain fever. resulting
from an unusual canse. She boast
ed Of magnificent head " hair.
which. when unbound. descended al
most 70 her feet. and of which she
was naturally somewhat vain. Its
weight. however. became unbcarabie
and caused her to suffer from con-
finuoua headache. She would not
consent 70 have a cut on and finally
he was attacked with the fever that
caused her death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

be forwarded 10 Mr Ward. Gala.
han IL the ilncman who fell sixty.
feet Ca his death Tuesday, from u
telephone pole az the corner Of First
avenue and University street
Callahan was a psraonai friend u
superintendent Ward. ana the latter
Is deeply grieYsd over the iineman'h
uniimely demise, Nj. clark win
forward the remains from IT, Paul
to ~. Louis for interment. ~. Louis
being the home Of the dead mans
parents.
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AusTIM 10 JUSTICE.

Judge Austia was apraintef ihis
morning Co be the nee tssfief -
the peace. II 10 aat ksaen 80
when he will assume his ase iufsss
hut probably not hsfafe ~ nfs# sf
June. Several teaai iiEhts hsFH
been struFaliuK fnF THE applaiai
msnt only enc ether name eaa
mentioned. that ~ q. - Naffss
who was nomlnatsd - CssiHnslsaiaHs
or smith. Judge austin 49, -.
pointed on nrst baiiat. ~ = sats -
two 10 one. commissioner tiAsssH
and Boyee suppuFtina hias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
UP IN SKAGIT COUNTY
Sedro-Wooiey and Hamilton
on the Boom.

IN no part ~ the state IL the good
feeling brought about by tho return
OF prospcrity 20 worked as up In
skasit county" said seneca q. Ket-
ehim pfeihe skagli County Times
YESTERDAY. "FhaEit county II prob-
Aoiy the richest ia @fent and Va
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Joe MsdiIl q. Dead.

CHICAGO. March u aIat MetHI
editor 81 the Tribune. tisd sufiaaIf
today at san Antenia. Tesas a.
death was entirely unsNNet ta|f a.
Medil's condition was not gauailiaa
cd serious. lie had Been sims 81
winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
JOHN SHERMAN I'LL

WARRINGTON. March ie. - The
navy department has ordered the
cruiser Chicago TO bring home John
sherman. who was taken III while
cruising In the West indies Mr..
sherman f. reported 60 be very
feeble this afternoon.
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siSu SING. March 10. - Martha
Place was Informed this morning
that Governor Roosevelt win not In
teffers with her death sentence.
The woman wspt when told she
must die. She viii probably be
clectroeufed ON Monday.
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OMAHA, March - o. Tha MiiHs
court Of Inquiry began itf teff a.
vestigRtlon here TO-DAY "a aresis
81 portion a the daY eas sleen sssF
20 the inspection II pa Gee hausaa
Witnesses VII ~ sSamiasi ialEf
this afternoon