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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27
SEATTLE InKLInCS.

The annual memorial sermon 10
the q. A. u win be delivered by the
Rev. J. r. d. Lxyd. rector % 81.
Marks church. AZ the arrsary hall
tomowr~~ afternoon. The music for
the occsssson will be furnished BY she
choir Of 81. Marks church.
Friday Norning-west street. open-
I'd this morning with all markets ex-
ceptsouaily dull Tier, - practical
~ no sreenstun at all. and fruit g.
very spafce. All other markets ~
main the same. with no change in
prices.
Archfs-rt Houxhtoa - working on
the plans Of a 5000 residence for Max
Cisricus. which VIII ~ built at the
corner of Fourth avenue and TELL
etrewt-
JaEnss n Wood. Formerly connected
with ths Columbia Navigation com
pany. viii scen leave for Bennett.
wher~ ne will have charge Of the
business Of the steamer Yukover. Il
the Isoxpfon Transportation company.
an English syndicate. This steamer
Will Operate beiwesn Dawson and
White Horse. the fsst trip being
made on June "a.
Edgar r. Weber has filed a petit
ton with the city clerk asking for
5000 damages frum the city for IN.
Juries sustained by their infant child.
Ethel. caused by her falling off the
sidewalk on Broari street. lie bases
his claims ON the fact that before the
street was graded there was a fence
around their property. but u was re-
moved and was never replaced. The
accident occurred November -. is9s.
and the child has been confined 90
her bed ever since with spinal
troubles.
Ernest Howe. who was convicted
Of grand larceny and sentenced to
Is months In the peritentiary. was
taken TO Walla Waila by sheriff A.
b. Estabrook- OF Whatcom county
yesterday afternoon.
There f. a scarcity of girls for gen
eral housework In Seattle at present.
over 80 are wanted 40 the city en-
pIoyment Office to answer the appllc-
atior- which have come in during
the past few days. Labor Commits
sioner Grant has used every effort
20 find girls for the places. but SO
far has been unsuccessful. Several
rails from out OF town also came in
today. Mr.. circuit states that he
intends 20 advertise IN several ~ the
Trading Eastern papers, In hopes
that Il VIII bring girls wishing EN-
pIoyment to this section Of the e0un-
try.
Captain W. 4. Belts. Of Portland.
will leave for ST. Michael about the
first II the month. and from there
he VIII go to the Koyokuk river for
the purpose Of investigating several
claims which are located on that
stream. These claims are owned by
the Alaska Transportation company
Of Portland, 81 which Captain Belts
fl the manager. They were located
last year. and are said 10 be quite
rich. The company has a river
steamer, which IL now tied IN Mt
Peavy, on the Koyokuk river. The
steamer was towed up last year from
Portland. and she h provided with
machinery for dredging.
Mr.. Cora Martha, the Japancsc con-
sui. stated today that recently an
order was sent 10 Japan asking for
10000 iaborers To work I'm the cane
fieids at Hawaii. on account OF the
laws IN effect at Honolulu, however.
only 5000 Of tho number were allow
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fave all orange and lemon peel,
dry ~ IN a cool oven. and II viii be-
found most useful and excellent Tor
tlavorlnE blanc manages. milk pud
dinra. etc.
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AtcrIoSEERs

l. Xemhnsky, general Huctioneer; sales
made in any part Of the city or state. real
estate, live stock, express sales, freight
sales, bankrupt stock 81 merchRndise-all
goods In general. ia2s Third avenue.
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We have nice corner so 100. fene-
ed. on Third avenue line, near Uni
verslty. on which viii build cottage
costing $3.50 to YOUR own plans, and
sell whole for $500. Cash $50 and
monthly payments less than rent;
low intcrct. Also same arrange
ments ON cheaper lot 90 10i. Har-
rlson HelEhte ad, Latona. Nelson
Macpherson n Co. 42a New York blk
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FASHION FANCIES...
. Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /

lnily when dceortcd with ruehes and
plaiiinFs Of black mouaseliur d. sole
and elaborate skirt and caHagc ornaf
ments
You ate obliged tn bono your trards
parent lace nechbanda AS well as al
90 The others They are worn over
the hlgh silk band of the bodice In
Ing. which Introduces color Necka
must be- dressed IN huekram stiffness
torture or no tortureif you would
catch the Nrfy imperative chic 81
the day Ia Indoor or outdoor toll
elites.
The sunbonnet's the latest Anu
madame has found that her oWn
pretty eyes arc twice as prctiY rs
seen down is shady depths II lan't
an matter 81 keeping fair. either.
Lots - girls who ike to b brown
az berries, appreciate the way In
which 1t protects their eyes fepm
the continual glare. Ard the sun,
despite hin thousand aud aue E1od
qualities. does glare most 81 The
summer. whether one summers nj
tho shore OF Is peuhed on some
mountain side.
On all Fashionable gowns Tor fhe
summer yoke and gnimps effects are
constantly increasinR. aud each new
moIct that appears diEcinFaa Home-
thing novel. dainty and psctnresqur.
The famHiur fofms 81 ueaaona past
arr repiari-t hf fhuau = tucked bat.
isie. lis-a and India null. Flemish
Fuipure ani Nen.tlaH nets. point
asrHprsi. etc. 81 ~ tinted aiisovcr
efnbrtldcrlea on white linen oF French
lawn. Fnunrrrd India siik. crOsHsd
with bands az silk Insertion. or these
nanie delicate effects IN taffcia. mere
Is IN fine iingefes tucks. With lines
- srathsr-ntsirhine between IN.
turks and the insertion bands
Gowns for the graduating girls ar
notably chic. graceful ard dainty this
season a. ruto. there arr, besides,
fsrvach maaeia In lace and chiffon.
over siicaih SLIPS II elinginx elk. that
are artistic and beautiful For the
greater part. however. there II less
% exaEeeration than tsiore was last
year. whil~ al the same time theru
arr iu all daintinesN and Simple
elaboration which Foud taste alone
can bf@toW.
Some It the gtrss are no~ usinf
old euiss. as shirt waist buttons, To
gather tn thesc coins ~ no easy task
bot ones IN hand away their harry
0Nnvr HitH to she jewelers. That
worthy pats shankn on the coins.
and there yuu are
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Very small sold buttons adorn the
beaices OF net. aee and crepe dc
chine gowns
The high top knot II eth the
most fashionable mnie of dressing
che hair. and the Partisan womnn's
pompadour ir thrown well forward
Ia an ovcrhauging pun,
Polka dots are very much IN evil
dence In the new hoaiery, and blue
and tan stocking are tberally be-
sprlnkiesi with blue, white or rcd
spots For evening wear the silk
hose with rcai lace fronts are the
choice.
Embroidered musilnca, will cover
"a with tncrustations Of applique
lace arr one Of the NEST fashionable
materials for thin gowns Made
over mauve. blue OF pink taifria.
with a tuck % black 10 the tlnish,
they are charming.
PRETTY evening gowns f1f summer
are made Of the India null. elabor.
ately trimmed with yellow Valen-
ciennes lace They arr made ever
whlte silk and finished with yellow
satin Ribbon bows
a novelty among the iaees are raiI-
81 the gaiet. y hleh uls aua that Il Ia
woven ia the form ~ a circular
tlounce. 50 that Il hangs Hike a ruffie
With any gathering.
A iasss bow Il some striking color.
with a trwgiei button or buckle.
gives a smart touch to fncuy u the
French guusua IL in made ~ black
velvet. celored silk 81 chiffon. an1 at
one side u thc bpdice u " very enec-
tive, s-sprrially on a black lace or
leftsd gown which has no other color.
and then the collar band should
match the two.
The finauh u ais~vcs at the wrists
II n point In fashion very carefully
considered fhis seaasn. Thero arr
points and esaiieps cut on the sirrves
and falling over the hand. and little
circular frllis st IN. and the facing
Of thcse n quite as Important an the
trimming outside. " not morp 80.
White safin IL the prevailing facing.
and tht@ 10 covered win cFvam lace
OF black chantAly. ar ffmued with
little ffiIis Of lace OF chiffon.
Ia choosing a transparent black
dress for bces wcAf FOR the summer.
black net ard black lser are equally
fashioua hie. but unless one can ar
ford very hauetacffr lac~~. net - The
better ehaice--indeet. many fashion
able WOMEN consider a net gown
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

Seattle Clothes Pressing Co, keep yous
N,osaVs ~ snape ~ 49, W. hohth uYeihs
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Decoration naY Ball Kauke'R liali. nest
TnrsfiHF AdmisHiHn - cents prize dane.
iuF. uakuuaiklngs tifft Regiment 9inhrtifu
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al To b. received. Il = stated that
when Hawaii Is made a part II che
United States Japanese natives VIII
be sent II the island. according 10
tho number specified Ia the con-
tfact.
Tho Abbot house. at the corner ~
iike and Fourth avenue. has been
sold for $4,000 The property waa
formerly awncd by G. J smith. who
purchased Il about year ago Tor
81 .eoo, Tho deal has not heen actu-
ally contaminated. aud no deed has
been nied. hut u II understood aub-
s,antlat check has BEEN given by a
lpeal rial estate Arm 60 bhll the bar
sain. The purchaser Is an Eastern
capitalist.
The majority 81 the cutters of tho
HerlnE SEA patrol ficet. left the hur-
Dor Yesterday morning for cruise
down tho sound The only vessels
which remained were the Grant and
the Bear Waterfront freancnters
were Inclined Ia think that tho cut.
tiers had departed north. but this.
however. was not the case. and tho
cutters win he back IN day OF two.
They will not leave Tor the north
Tor several DAYS.
The schooner Nellie q. Thura,on
sailed Yesterday for 81. Michael and
Cape Nome ON a trading voyage. ana
she went cut heavily loaded with
freight : he had as passengers a
party II fiNe men, who VIII be land.
"a at Goiofnin bay The schooner
viii be- gaue pcfhtpr SEVERAL weeks
She went north In charge ~ Captain
Harvey Edwards,
The Queen city Good Roads club
has complained Go Chief Reed re-
sariing reckless bicycle riding on tho
Terry avenue sidewalk and on the
Lake Washington path. The Coed
Roads club claims there ls 1870 un-
licensed wheels tn Seattle
y n smith. ui-nabcr % thr FIRE
department. Was bruised about the
body while stopping "A runaway on
Yesier way yesterday afternoon,
y, owaki. the japanese charged
with counferfsitlnE. was given a
h~arlnE hsfsre tnktst States Com
missioner Keefe yesterday afternoon.
rhr evidence brought out Nas that
owaki rendered a $40 bin IN ray
urent 81 btu. and Il was found 10
have been RAISED from 81 bill.
owaki was bound ever 90 await the
action % the United States court
HIS hail was fixed az tEoco. Ia defauit
h. Wa committed g the county faii.
=. =. nottnfori. g~u~ral manager
|of The toaeph I-adae Yukon Geld
Mining a Transportation company.
is In the city from New York. He IL
here for the purpose OF arranging
the Alaska business OF the company.
and viii i~avw anon for 81 Michael.
II - stated that the company viii
aiso operate severai steamerr be-
tween this port and 81 Michael.
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wfthtn walking ais,asres rrstt.s orsh.Ed
Addtiion.
EsrsY ios In frait trees fFatts oFchsrd
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Bern Drug Co. Fttsh and rike.
Prescription Specialists Phone Pike ?
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LINK

The SEATTLE Junk co. pays lowest prices
but square business All kinds Of waste
paper bought and old newspapers sold. No.
is Railroad svenae. Telephone Black
No. iil4.
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zee Holman q Robinson ias rrau's o..
chaui Addition.
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Fer "A limited time only a Hnan
block Of Warrior General mining
stock H. offered FOR sale a. ssc a
Bharp.
j. COMPTON. sec.s
lloom Z. Downs build
inr. second avenue.
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schools aud car line accessible from Pralt's
Orchard addition,
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pratfs orchard Addition ia all in
large bearing fruit trees. lots are
offered ON special terms 10 those who
want homes by Holman a Robinson.
H. Columbia street.
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~. o,io - IN iIsil'. oulstd Add.
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bautinE sna eate ualkihF a naukefs
iisii ausif ~ Nsknef's enhsstfa. A..
mission - eeufs
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thcater tomorrow night In sardou's
famous play. Ia TuHca." During
their engagement in San Francisco
the Examiner said. "sardou'c her
.oine, la Toeca.' has been presented
In a new and fascinating edition
Il ~ the Blanche Walsh version.
Pretty. giriish. passionate and with
al the freedom % an ingenue In the
first two acts the Roman singer be-
comes intensely dramatic and rises
10 a full realization Of the tremend-
Gus climax ~ the last three actH.
The man with the quiet. unaKEres-
sive blue eyes often surprises BY the
herolsn OF his acts when the occa-
sion demands and 80 from the laugh
ing, dignity woman there may be
evolved under tho pressure Of great
events just such n la Toaca az Miss
Blanche Walsh presents. Melbourne
MacDoweli has plenty Of rein as the
Baron Scarpia. His conception N
the superstitious. cruel. crafty man
IL very satisfactory" La Tosca"
viii be given Sunday and Tuesday
nights. and Fedora" on Monday
night and Tuesday Decoration day.
afternoon.
The Philharmonic society. which
was organized this season. will give
It's frst concert this evening at the
Seattle thcater. The society is com
posed Of the best singers Of the city
and they have banded themselves to-
Rether for the furtherance Of choral
al
standard 81 the city. Prof. Harlan
~. Coziue viii conduct the chorus Of
rs voices and judging by the last
rehsarsals. the most critical must
admit that wonderful work has been
done. II Is one Of the principles Of
this society to Introduce 10 Seattle
audiences foreign talent and they
have been most fortunate in securing
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hcc Hanson before purchasing q sewing
machine A few good second hand ma
chimes for sale reasonable. 2t3 Columbia
street, opposite fos,oiflce.
Wanted To tuy old gold and silver. II.
iienxel manly ieweier, . Hincklsy block.
Ladies' and gentlemen who attended our
sale OF late iuwelrY aud Novelties will testify
- to quality Of stock and houest dealing
We want all 20 come and see our method a.
COMPARED with others. We have been to
qusstea 20 give morning sales. hence at 10
q IN, and y, m. viii be our opening
We have just what you want Remember
our store Is i329 second Ave. Auction. q.
W Carmack A Co.
White Is King OF al sewing machines
Sold by II y. NoTis. ius Second ave- pionecr
dealer in sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies. Telephone Pikeitt.
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Mr.. Cora Martha, the Japancsc con-
sui. stated today that recently an
order was sent 10 Japan asking for
10. 600 taborera To work I'm the cane
fields AT Hawaii. on account OF the
laws IN effect at Honolulu. however.
only 5000 Of tho number were allow
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K.s,y las in frui, srvss Pratt. orehsra
Aiditlen.
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HOTEL BRONSON, ao5 First avenue
Good elevators rooms single or en- suite
low rates. bell Crane. Manager.
If You wish room OF anticipate change
try the Rochester Hotel Pike aud Second
good room 81 per week nicely furnished
outside rooms & "a 81. transciants aiu and
inr free bnths; electric lights,
nOfkL YORK. first Avenue aud PIKE;
hrst-ciass rooms and board at s. per week.
HOfEi COLBY. cor Thru aud cherry;
first class room and board. s. week and up.
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PERSONAL

-=-ss-s-~ss=rss-rsz-e--s
Lusay'a home-lnnsle bread, cakes an
pastry. best in the city. isa fhifd Ave.
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HOTELS AND FURNISHED ROOM

Mrs. Hansen. corner Fourth and Pine
latest Spring styles Lowest prices.
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LOANS AND INSURANCE..

~ II ncpew, Dentist Specialist in Crow
and bridge work. s2i Burke Building.
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vnhsu waking as.,ssrs. rran.. orvh.ra
Addition.
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The Queen city Good Roads club
has complained Go Chief Reed re-
sariing reckless bicycle riding on the
Terry avenue sidewalk and on the
Lake Washington path. The Coed
Roads club claims there is 1910 un-
licensed wheels tn Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27

Some II the uiris are now usins
Old eaiss. as shirt waist buttons, n
gather In fhess coins ~ no easy task
but ones IN hand away their happy
0~uvr HltH to the jewelers.. Thai
worthy puts shankn on the coins
and there you are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27

ally when deeortcd with ruehes and
plaiiinFa Of black mouaseliur d. agia
and elaborate skirt and corHage orna
meuta.
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the q. A ~ win be delivered by the
Rev. J. r. d. Lwyd. rector - 81.
Marks church. AZ rf1e arrsory bali
tomorrow afternoon. The music for
the occsssson viii be furnished BY the
choir Of 81. Marks church.
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a novelty among the iaecs are raiI-
81 the gadet. which means that Il Ia
woven ia the form ~ cicular
fiounce. 50 that Il hangs like "A ruffle
With any gathering.
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Friday Aornine--West street oren-
I'd this morning with all markets ex-
esptlouaiIy dull. There - practical
~ no greenstufr at all. and fruit -
very srarcs- All other markets ~
main the same. with no change in
prices.
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Correspondents IN all tho principal eitiosiu
the United States and Europa
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Polka dots are very much ia evil
dence In the new hosiery, and blue
and tan stocking are litvraily be-
sprlnkiesi with blue, white or red
spots For evening wear the silk
hose with rcai lace fronts arc the
choice.
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}. A. KELLOGG, ga bailey Building.
SCOTT Is MeNENf, SOL HALEY Building.
RtEs I, DANIELS 500 New York Block.
CHARLES n. ENoS. ia James street.
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Embroidered musiluca, will cover
"a with tncrustations Of applique
lace arr one Of the ment fashions bic
materials for thin gowns. Made
over mauxe. blue OF pink iafria.
with tuck % black 10 the tlntsh,
they are charming.
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Architert Houxhtoa is working on
the plans Of 5000 residence for Max
Glorious. which VIII b. built st the
corner of Fourth avenue and TELL
ptrxssf
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BANKS.
THE fIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF
HEkTTIK
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE

sseoo rn.tn; ...'.......'.s.'. ky;:. psa
X v. Ankony ...........--...Casaix
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Ernest Howe. who was convicted
Of grand larceny and sentenced to
Is months In the persitentiary. was
taken TO walla Waila by sheriff A.
b. Estabrook. OF Whatcom county
yesterday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-26
CUBAN RECONSTRUCTION
Governor Of Matansas . Vigorous
Anti-Annexationist.
OWL EMPLOYEES WANT AsHABE

or the Three Million Dollars Contrib
uted by tho United States For the
Benefit Of the Cuban Army-Two
Cubans Who Decline Judeeships.
Havana, April 26.-Carlos Manuel do
Cespedes, of the staff of General Go
mez, and who was recently sent to
Santiago to make an estimate of tho
number of Cuban soldiers in the prov
ince, called upon the governor general
yesterday and reported that there were
10000 there-half the whole number
in the island.
General Gomez yesterday afternoon
received at Quinta de los Molines five
generals of the consulting committee
appointed to consider with him, the
army's future and the details of the
arrangements with the United States
military authorities. Cespedes was
present. The conference agreed to the
precise terms of the manifesto to be
issued by Gomez to the Cuban people
and army.
General Pedro Betancourt, the new
civil governor of Matanzas, who is a
vigorous anti-annexationist, has writ
ten to General Gomez placing the COM
mand of his corps and his own services
at the disposition of Gomez. In con-
GLIDING his letter he says:
1--WE are now commencing the most
difficult epoch in the long struggle to
secure our ideal. The reconstruction
of the country imposes duties upon us
which we must fulfill with the same
faithfulness as the obligations of war;"
General Gomez has received a re-
quest from body of so-called civil
employees of the Cuban republic" that
they may be Included in the distribu-
ton of the $3,OO5O00.
Yesterday General Brooke and the
advisory cabinet spent two hours in
considering the names Of representa-
tive Cuban lawyers who have been
suggested as members of the newly
constituted supreme court. Already
two who have been offered positions
in the tribunal, Senior Smith of Ma
tanzas and Senior Pichardo Of Puerto
Principe, have declined.
IeHerdl bTOuhe IS CuuslueTln6 Inc
issuance of decree making marriages
by Protestant clergymen in Cuba law
full and legalizing the marriages Of
Cuban soldiers In the field by military
chiefs, provided these are recorded, as
the civil law requires.
General Miguel Gomez, civil gov
ernor of Santa Clara, has issued a de-
cree declaring that all persons are
equal before the law, regardless of
race or color.
Forty-flve former American soldiers
are now enrolled in the Havana police
force.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-26
AN UNUSUAL TRAGEDY.
Fugitive italian Murderer Kills An
Other and Meets Awful DEATH

Fugitive italian Murderer Kills An
other and Meets Awful Death.
Ellsworth, Kan, April 26.-An un-
usual tragedy in which an Italian and
his wife and male boarder were ac-
tors has taken place at Kanapolis.
The husband and the boarder are dead
and the woman is seriously wounded.
No names are given. 1t seems that the
woman recognized the boarder as ar.
escaped murderer wanted in Italy for
killing man, woman and child.
Learning that his identity had become
known and fearing he would be given
up, he determined to kill the family.
He started in by shooting the hus-
band and wife. The wounds did not
prove serious, and the boarder slasheo
the man about the face and neck with
a razor. cutting off one ear, almoHt
severing the nose and cutting two
gashes in his throat The woman, who
was not seriously wounded, gave tho
alarm. In escaping the murderer
plunged headlong down shaft at the
salt works. The body bounded from
side to side. splattering the timbers
with brains and blood until it reached
the bottom, 1000 feet below. The
head and hands were torn from the
body by the force. The remains were
gathered up in sack and brought 70
the top, where they were taken in
charge by the coroner.