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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29
Items From the Kershaw Era

Items From the Kershaw Era.
The poles for Kershaw's tsle.
phone lines have arrived and have
been unleaded at the Richland
street crossing.
Miss Emily Cauthen daugh-
ter of Postmaster Martin Cauthen
is now one of the assistants at the
postoffice. o.. ...
j & Hilton, of Westvills, mar.
rowly escaped death the past week
He had shut off the steam at his
saw mill and was sharpening the
saw without removing the betting
from the wheel which drives the
saw. There was leak which
permitted the steam to enter the
steam chest and it gathered there
in sufficient quantity to start the
saw moving. Mr.. Hilton was
thrown against the shafting and
sustained some very painful inju.
ries. He certainly had a very
narrow and fortunate escape from
death.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29
For The Ledger,
VAN WICK ITEMS.

Mr.. w r Gordon, postmaster
ofour neighboring village Osceols,
met with a very sad accident last
Saturday morning. Mr.. Gordon
runs cotton gin and grist mill.
Saturday morning he was running
his mill and noticed that the belt
that runs the gin was turning on
the shafting and to prevent it from
wearing, Mr.. Gordon caught tho
belt intending to place it where it
would not be injured, in doing
this he was caught IN the belt and
dashed against the shafting, break
ing and cutting his right arm en-
tirely off between the elbow and
wrist, and mangling the arm al.
most to the shoulder. Drs. Olin
Nisbet and Burgess of Waxhaw
were called in and amputated the
arm near the shoulder. Mr..
Gordon stood the amputation with
iron nerve and Is getting along as
we'll as could be expected under
such circumstances. Mr.. Gordon
isa hard working, clever gentle
man, and his many friends regret
his sad misfortune, and sympathize
with him very much.
Messrs. Henry Clyburn and
Walter Harris made a flying or
rather a rolling trip to Rock Hill
last Saturday ON their wheels.
They returned on Sunday morn>
ing in time for church at Beulah.
Miss Fannie Tillman is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. Dick REEVES near
Fort Lawn.
MIR. Ed Blackmon and Mr..
"BilletdouI" spent Sunday in
Van Wyck as the guests of Mr.. j.
G. Crenshaw and family.
DR.. S. II. Ezzell of Poortith,
N. c., spent a few days with his
friends at and near Van Wyck last
week. He is the Camp physician
for Van Wyck Woodmen of the
World. He examined eleven new
applicants for mem bership in
Cedar Camp, which is increasing
rapidly in membership.
: We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
j. A. Hyatt is quite sick. DR..
w. o. Nisbet has been called to
attend her.
Mr.. Editor, Optimus would
have been pleased to have had you
dine with him last Saturday. 1t
was q birth day dinner for Mrs.
Optimus. The turkey was very
fine, and other things hard to e1.
Gel. Mrs. Optimus looked quite
young for a forty-one occasion,
and was much pleased with a
beautiful sapphire set ring.
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d. -. CROXTON.
j. Fl. BoI.DRIDGE.

We find the following In the
Georgetown Times:
The man who cheats the printer,
Out of single cent,
Will never reach that happy land,
Where good Elijah went.
Surely there is no man living
who would he 20 oicrusl as even to
think of cheating IAN editor, much
'lsss A,skipgthesffort. t.---Newberry
Hcraid and News. ' -
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A Little Child Badly Burned.
Commander l.. G.

"A hetic Shhu baOty Burned.
On Saturday last, Paul, the 81
year old son of MIR. G l. Nc
Manus, who lives near Gills Creek
church, was painfully burned
about the face and head and but
for the timely arrival of his older
sister and O colored woman who
were attracted by his screams,
the littele fellow would doubtless
have been burned to death. Paul
and another OF Mr.. Mems BOYS
we're piling rock near the house
when the older boy set fire to an
old straw field. The wind blew
the fire towards little Paul, his
dress and underclothing catching
and burning up to his waist be-
fore the fire could be extinguished.
But for the f.ct the child wore a
heavy flannel under garment
next to his body his body would
also have been badly burned, but
the flannel under garment wa,
only singed. 1t was a narrow
escape for the little fellow.
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES,

1 am representing this season the
Atlanta nurseries well known anu
reliable house. and am prepa, Ell to
sell all kinds Of fruit aud ornamental
trees cheaper than they have ever
been sold in Lancaster county. All
trees guaranteed first class.
ID. NJ. SIMS,
Lowrysville, =. &.
March 17,-1m.
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GregOry-Rhea Mule COMPANY.

A commission was issued Sat
urday by the Secretary of State
to the Gregory Rhea Mule Conn
pany. The capital stock is $40, =
900. The corporators are w T
Gregory Of Lancaster, S w Rhea
and j w Conder formerly of Lam
caster but now of Columbia, and
L j Harper of Columbia. The
purpose of the organization is to
sell live stock, grain. hay, vehi-
cles, farm implements and ma q.
chinery.
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Program Of the Morfah Baptist
GHion ..'.. .. ...s .. ..r.
To be held with the White
Bluff church April $3.50, 1899.
FRIDAY. .
10:3oa. m. Religious exercises
conducted by the Moderator.
II p. m.-Sermon by Jsbez
Ferris or S N Watson.
2-3 p. m.-What is the Bible
authority for Missions, S N Wat
son or 7 A Dabney.
34 p. m.-What is lnspira-
tion and what does it signify AS
applied torthe Scriptures9 Jabez
Ferris or j H BoIdridge.
SATURDAY.
1890 a. m.-Religious e1er-
cises by the Moderator.
IL q. m.-History of the Book
of Mormons, j H Boldridge.
2-3 p. MS the christian
giver a loser of that which he
givesS T A Dabney or j w Lit
tie.
"a p. NAT a former period
Baptists had three forms Of con-
nection in discipline: Admoni-
tion, Suspension, Expulsion, we're
they righti S N Watson or D A
Will Jams.
SUNDAY.
10 a. m.-Sunday School ad.
dresses, Jabez Ferris, j w Little
and T A Dabney. Fifteen minutes
each.
IL .. m.-Missionary Sermon
by j Fl Boldridge or Jabez Ferris.
Each church will please send a
contribution to the Union to de-
fray expenses of delegates to S
B Convention.
j. s. CRoxToN.
j. Fl. BoLDRIDGE.
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Attention Veterans.

Lancaster Camp Confederate
Veterans will meet in the court
house Saturday, April 1st, for the
purpose of electing delegates to
the reunion at Charleston, May
10th to 18th.
A. MCMANUs,
Commander l.. G.
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No-To- Bse for FIFTY Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit euro. nakes weak
men ssreug. blood pure 500 q. All drSrrsts
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Job Printing.

Job Printing.
Law Briefs, Minutes, all kinds
Of Blanks, Bill and Letter Heads,
Envelopes, and all kinds Of Job
Printing done in the best style
and at lowest prices. Call at THE
LEDGER Office and see samples of
my work and get prices.
80 TO w HUGH WILSON,
=" tAbbevilie, s. G.
Press and Banner Office.
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Educate Your Bowsls with Cascarers.
Candy Cathartis. cure constipation forever
l0c. 26e. II c. c. C fail. c-uggists refund money.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29

Court convened at Greenwood
Monday, There are four murder
cases on the docket.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29

The Farmers Banking and Mer.
camille Company quote prices in
their new ad. today that will
cause some people to think it il
talking through its hat" But
you will find there everything ad
Nertised and at the phenomenal
low pricss at which it is quoted in
the ad. Csll and inspect the new
stock.
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Coming Today!
Another Car Load
OF Fine Mules
and Horses.

These animals were carefully
selected in person by our MIR. Eli
lott and the PEOPLE MAY
REST ASSURED that they will
prove to be just what they are
looking for.
NOW dor't think Of buying until
you SEE OUR NEW STOrK AND
GET OUR PRI, Els. We have
bought I" sell, anG we are going tn
sell, II makes no difference what prices
others may quote you We Will either
SELL OR IN aP Will sell for the
CASH or ON TIME for good paper.
And d"n't forget that We are Head
quarters for the
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Noticeby the CounaN ~
Board OF CO"m is---
SiOnerS.

DARTIES individuals Ur nrEns.S
i are hereby notified that the ss4sr
requires that license be obtAineSN 1s1
the sale Of cartridges before engss msx
in that business. The law will ~ Nd
forced against any one dissgar ding:
this notice aud falling to psoeups ssNAskp
license.
NJ. G.. GARDINER
Supervisor OF Lancaster Ga.
Jan. 25th, 1899.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29
Best W ag2ns g..
and BuggieS

on the market. Our large sales of We
hicies Is the best evidence Of the pon.
uIarity Of the Standard msh es handled
oy us. You don't have to be always
running to the shop with the Buggies
aud Wagons you buy from us OF
course you know that we keen
HARNESS OF ALL KINDS.
No better made than the beat grades
we have in stock
pd- Call and see for yourself.
BLLIOTT & CRAWFORD.
March Is. 1899.
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Local M atters.

Rev. r. D. Perry of Chester is
spending a.few days in the city.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29
-GaNDOn'S Between Seasons BARGAINS.
We Offer You Eight UnmalchabIe Bargains.
.THEY SPEAK FOR Themselves.

NO. LIS 1900 Yards of Spring EmbroCeries>,
bought long before the advance, rangins~
from cents to 80 cents.
NO. z 1000 yards new Spring Percae. yard wide.
worth cents, yours for cents.
NO. 8 5000 yards new Shirtin4 Prints, best
quality. cents.
NO. A lot of Elegant Trimmed Hats (by Mis-
Minnie McLarnon) al One-third Price.
No. 5 ~ Mems wool suits. Spring weight WORTH
81 to $s We are selling them at So So
They selling.
No. 6 SllOO worth Douglas best Shoes. antf
that means best i'm this country. Every
pair warranted.
No. Z new lot of Sachs Cincinnati Ladies'"
shoes. best and neatest shoe on the markell
NO. . 800 window shades, popular colors aNsE
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29

sPohulnR a.1eW DAYS In the city.
Mr.. K. N. Vanlandingham, who
has been attending the college of
Pharmacy at Charleston, is at
home to spend the vacation.
DR.. w B Cox of Landsford, is
over on visit to his sister, MRS.
Gertrude Gregory.
Mr. 5 T Blackmon has moved
into the residence on Dunlap St. e.,
recently vacated by MIR j G Elliott
Two new enterprises are assur-
ed Tor Lancaster-a roller mill
and a cotton seed oil mill. They
will both be ready for operation
by the coming fall.
The Yarn mill was damaged to
the extent of $4,000 by wind
last Sunday night at Pineville,
NC. The entire roof was blown
off and the water from the 10, 900
gallon tank in the tower poured
into the building through the
sprinkle pipes.
Knight & Mackorell are erecting
q commodious provision ware
house on the eide track of the l.
& & Railroad at the depot.
Esau Witherspoon, a respected
Old colored man, died last Friday.
He was a twin brother to Jake
Witherspoon of this place. He
has lived on the Witherspoon
place ever since emancipation and
has been faithful old darkey.
List of letters advertised for
the week ending March %, 1899:
Mrs. Mary M. Cothen, Mrs.
Haner Cunningham, Miss Mamie
McDo veil, Col. j. B. Chaffee,
Sam Clark, j. H. Evans, Stanley
Strawn.
j. F. Gregory, P. M.
The Farmers Banking and Mer.
camille Company quote prices in
their new ad. today that will
cause some people to think it il
SGfa fhr,,x~L
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Mr.. r. N. Vanlandingham, who
has been attending the college of
Pharmacy at Charleston, is at
home to spend the vacation.
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DIR. w B Cox of Landsford, is
over on a visit to his sister, MRS.
Gertrude Gregory.
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j. F. Gregory, P. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
TICKET OF
LEAVE MEN
Rules Governing Them In
This State.

OLYMPIA. Nov. IA neat little
book embracing thu Laws and rules
governing the parole % conyicts IN
Washington has been received At the
once OF the state printer at oiym-
pia. Tho law was passed b. the
legislature March I. 1890
IL authorizes the governor upon
fecomns ndation 81 TIE warden ~ the
state penitentiary 90 issue parole
to and permit to 80 at large within
the state any convict not under
life sentence or for the crime %
murder no may have served one
year % his sentence and who has not
previously served one term Of i'm
pri~orren' IN any penal Institution
for felony.
Every convict while on parole shah
remain under the control = the gov
sruor and shall be subject NJ any
time 10 be taken back within the
enclosure Of the prison for any
reason that shall he satisfactory to
the governor and At his sole Dis
crrti0n.
The rules prescribed by the gov
- NtFA NAhEsAh ~ INV fAAAN " Inv y AZ
den t. make seisc lions from inmates
Of the psHltentiary whom he deems
proper subjects for parole.
Before any convict il pAreiea en-
ployment must be secured for him
anI some perfon must agree to act
~ his fast friend and advisor Such
friend shall agree 60 report any
absence from work. or tendency to
evll associations and 70 certify to
tho monthly report required Of the
convict
The warden shall forward his re-
communication 60 the governor on
tho 18th Of each month
No prisoner can he paroied until
he has served one fun year % hia
term. or who has served a previous
term In prison. or who has violated
any Of the prison rules during tho
year preceding his application for
parole
No prisoner under parole may
leave the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
ssggsssS.
: CITY NEWS. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

White engaged Ia tearing down
an old wharf near Maran'a mill yea
trfday. Louis Malinv. carpenter.
wac struck by a timber It's isft
leg Was broken.
The v 6. 7. o. federation mrets
Wednesday az 10 a. m. At tie Hotel
seattle. fpf annual election % ON
Gers.
9 Faulkner who lives on i'ost
street. Was hcli-up last uight and
relieved Of s.
Charles McGraw ard . Morgan
wrfe arrested by omeer Aoyou on a
charge Of stealing 100 pounds ~ cop.
per.
J. s. kimhaii. a well known nhip-
ping mar II san Francisco. arriv-
81 In the city last night 60 attend
his non. Charles D. kimhsll. Who ar
rived from cape Nome a few days
SSo. suffering from tyrhpid fever
A. the seatti. Clearing house today
bank eieArances amounted 10 Hsi.
az 81 while balances we're 49,
lgl a.
Lille NJ TrowbrIdFe has begun
suit IN tie superior court g. recover
= 90 aiimany from Ffed II. SPIN
ming
Thieves entered the shops - the
Thiri Avenue Railway company last
ulFhl ard stole tnos - fhe value q
- same - them we're found ia q
Junk shap on Western avenue this
morning
} Hamilton reported % police
headquarters this afternoon that his
residence At IN lee street was cu-
tered lat niEht and so - In stah
taken
Luna 4 Austin has fiisd paper in
the superior court Tor iIvar,r from
Frank Austin. oa this grounds %
non support.
A marriage license was issued 90.
DAY . william y Hanumur. are g.
and Norma watkins. aKe -. both u
walla Walia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13

THE WORK TO
BE DONE HERE
The w. p. &. Y. Order 20 More
Cars to Be Built.

The White Pass & Yukon has
placed orders for - new frslght-cars
IN addition 10 ths 100 now 20 be- built
Most % the work - 10 BE- done in
seattie
The rotary ploWs for the pass are
now ready for business. They reach
ed SkaEwAy IN SIX days from as-
attic. after 20 days across the con-
finent
The Atlin branch IL an Immediate
possibility. though Il may not come
I'LL next year. 4 telegraph line to
Atiin is also contemplated
Construction u going on rapidly
along Lake Bennett. This ia the
hardest OF the work. Beyond Carl
bon crossing. the track laying -
easy. and little rock r. encountered
The road passes white HORSE be
hind the low blun to the left Of thu
rapids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
THE MERRY
RATE WAR
Great Northern Brought tho
Other Roads to Time.

The present rats.wsr IL carried on
through hrohrrs The roads eel At
the old tariff. II a buyer kicks. he
IL referred 60 come broker Kian.
dixie business started the war. The
Great Northern got ahead u the
Northern Pacific. and the Canadian
raefHr IN securing this travel
The Great Northern did this
through these outside dealers. The
Canadian 8 Northern Pacific then
started 60 deal with brokers To-
Day a So tourist rate g. st. Pau has
ben reached
Harmony 10 coming In the Western
Passenger association THIS may
end the present ans-contlnsntai
rate war After Nncsmber -. a
81 - rate vii rule between ST Paul
ard Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
SCHEME TO SECURE
The NOME D|GG|NGS
Transportation Companies Will Try to
Lobby One Through Congress for
Their Special Benefit.

gigantic seheme to gobble Nome beach dssinss
out through emf
Tho
company company pre-.
- arn
under the mining companies
Cape Nome titles to claims must be granted the miners.
hia bill a shrewd
VIII stake hit ~
the
deposits @
Whom Is
Then
for their claims.
buy or 20
Agents for the two companies have bccn
f1r me
Tho hndquarters OF tho n A T r Co Chicago
tho Of the Alaska Commercial
Francisco The ana representatives, of
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
AGUINALDO AND ARMY
Are NOW BOTTLED UP
According to the Latest Reports From
the Philippines.

MANILA Nov iarhe nefieana have practically closed the
trap by which they intend Agunatn his
The ns nsh landed the Aguuaio and III
holo Ills by Cot Cargan
Elan from which
holo-mcn captured # f1rcr of too
LAYTON. with Ills adj
vance under Nehoaa and stretch
he OF
from whence whealonr expedition started Last week.
II Is believed Wheaton uen
plsting the line
Macarthur started Tor raae this the hayus
been taken yesterday
don The significant incident MacArhur advance when
p rebels his
ms
I 8 daatIy
the end 81 the organised uearection
Reports from GEN Macarthur Young
Impression that Agunain his bottled The
ppery Filipino leader believed 10 De esh place and his
capture Is tooked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
WITH
THE NAVAJOS

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Nov. 12.-The
killing ~ five Navajo Indians. and or
". H. Montgomery. a COWBOY near
Flagstaff. Saturday. has created In
tense excitement Gov Murphy has
gone TO the scene ~ the dIstrub.
ancr. The Savajos are incenaed ana
settlers are preparing for trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
IMPORTANT MATTERS
COMING UP TONIGHT
City Council Will Handle the Tax Levy,
Northern Pacific and Totem Pole.

probably important mat
pole viii Of come up
Will probably referred claims committee
The VIII for the year but
form
blank ordinance the committee who will
report Monday.
Northern understood has lie plans In shape
the pubcH aggressive
columns - the star railway
willing mako concessions They outr on
Marion for aud underground
conduit Tor foot
Of their petition by the council
be
public and
ground y, r. has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
FRENCHMEN
ARE EXCITED

PARIS, Nov. 13.-Patrie prints a
despatch reporting the hold-up u
the French steamer Cordoba by a
British cruiser OF DelnRoa bay. and
II sWells up with rage. The paper
maFnlneg the incident nud says TIE
outrage was due to 600 900 ~ bflbe
money that England has sent % Por-
tuRai. Pntrie concludes than an
Anglo-French war - inevitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
WANTS SALOON CLOSED

Eric Burkman. who recently re-
turned from an Alaska surveying
trip. has filed a petition TO the city
council. asking that body 90 revoke
the license ~ Miller & Chriaty. pro-
prietora Of the Unicorn saloon.
Burkman alleges that he left a roll
Of blankets and goods valued At 10
in the saloon for safe keeping. AMI.
on asking for the stun. he was told
that there was no such roll ot hlan-
tsts for him. He claims that he
vas informed that he must he mis-
taken, or else was trying some sort
OF ICON game"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
KAISER'S VISIT
TO ENGLAND

BERLIN. Nov. Is--It ~ announc-
I'd that Count Won Buelow. the Prus-
sian minister ~ foreign sHArs viii
accompany the Kaiser 10 England.
This news enhances the Importance
Of the Ksisers visit 10 the queen.
politically. and has quickenad Hpecu-
latlon In all circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
Charges OF Fraud.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Il Five
men. all Presidents OF Washington
city, were Saturday held In bail for
court on charges ~ repeatluR. TN
rerEnnating election officers and
making fraudulent returns. The do
PENDANTS are John = Sheehan. K NJ.
Drlnkert, William cook. Harry No
Cabe ana George kirkland Kirk
land was employed by an anti Quay
newspaper IN enter tho conspiracy.
His testimony involved several
prominent politicians IN this city.
He gaid IA votes woro actually cast,
and the number returned WAS about
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
.RUMORS OF DECISIVE
BRITISH VICTORY
Are Brought by Native Runners Othef
War News From South Africa.

LONDON Nov iaThs elssest war news today was COZ.
tanned dispatch Sari
hordsch Pretoria adve Of November that another aer
command officer
captured
f1etsruar
The War
. MafsdnE .
. British made y
. hayou~ts WOUNDED y
. n a
force the followed .
Beers lost killed wounded
Durham =
have arrived defeated
tadysmith
heavy nghsinE The dos the
Is not generally credited kamFrau"
told the thrilling u British The
without foundation
ieren'aiy "a Indicating heavier hrnT At tadyHh Dispatches
= from Estcuur. under
heard direction Ladvamith
woFd from waite >
the eombardnsnt
. done"
. cAPETOwN. Nov nity
. ed She
. The Armenian msu wl artillery.
= QUEENSTOWN Colony 1.-THE Dutc police Al
. Aiwat
. reported be lnfssed
4 = q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
Wednesday IL Ocean steamer day.
the Wslis wslls leaving for san
Francisco. and the Queen arriving.
Girls Ruined by Artists.

BERLIN. Nov. 13--Several prom
tnent artists are implicated IN tho
disappearance Of several young girls
who were lured to n houre on VII
holm strasse. assaulted and. II Is
believed. murdered. Tho police say
that the artists advertised for mod
els and selected tho most,beautIful
and youthful Of the applicants for
their criminal purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13

a SHORTAGE OF $500.

A complaint has been MED against
l. J. Davis. book keeper for the Rem
ton Coal company. with the smbez-
element 81 500 Judge cam has
nNed Davis. bonds at 81 Gon. and set
the case for trial for November 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
THE CLEVELAND lleEIED

John cryan ard - athers today
filed libel In the federal court on
the steamer Cleveland Tor services
rendered during the voyage from ST
Michael 70 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13
GOES BACH FOR TRIAL

Adam Trisber wanted IN Portland.
IN a criminal case. vas arrested sat
day night hy osieer Harck ant
stuart Trleher wiil BE- taken back
- Portland for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-13

= Nitw YORK. Nov. ia 4
a woman known uH kennic Cole q
. man aud who claimed that =
= sfe WIS an wife Of Lucky 4
a Baldwin" was found dead iu 4
faam early today. having 4
q suIelded with oarhatlg acid 4 =
= letter dated at Los Angeles. APP .
. parvntiy from her mother ana 4
= aigned { a Perkins. MAS found 4
= IN her possession The woman a
4 ETH bore trace Of great beauty q
q She hal been employed as cash A
4 icr In restaurant during the .
= last nxe years