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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13
WHEELER HAS
THE BLUES
Cause He Cannot Go to
Manila.

4 little man. griazlad and shrunk-
on In form. sat In the lobby
Of the Arlington. In Washington.
-. G. a few nights ago with his
head bowed. hts chin resting In the
palm " his hand. while his eyes
gazed at spot on the floor For
several minutes he sat In this posi-
ton as a form nodded in bronze.
Crowds Of politicians and Office
holders awarmcd through the lobby.
the hum Of conversation and the
clouds Of tobacco smoke filled the at
moaphere. while the soft strains OF
a negro melody which was being
played by an orchestra hidden be-
hind a hulwnrk OF palms In the din
Ing room were waited through the
corridors and into the lobby.
No one seemed to notice this little
man az he sat there silent and alone.
4 correspondent drifted into the ho-
tel, scanned the faces of the crowd,
and recognizing the outline of the
little shrunken figure, approached,
tapped II on the shoulder, and Major
General Joseph Wheeler. Familiarity
known as Fighting joe" the grim
visagcd hero OF two wars, looked up
and extended HIS hand.
Hut there was something lacking
In the handshake. 10 was not the
warm. affectiohate. glad to-see- you
grip which the fighter usually puts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13
THE COPPER TRUST
Second Section with SIS,
100000 Capital.

NEW york. May ia.@srhe second
section Of the great copper trust VIII
probably be formed within a fort
night Tho capital viii be about sla.
ooo. 900 and the stock h designed To
hc exchanged for the minority stock
Of the Anaconda. farfntt. Waahee
aud Colorado companies. the couz
trolling interest IN which was taken
over In the AmalEamated Copper
company formed last week aud fin-
anced for the itockufellcra by the
National cip bank.
u Ii understood that the minority
stock viii be absorbed on the hnsiH
OF % Tor both Anaconda ana Par
rot. at which rate the majority stock
was taken by the UNDERWRITING syn
dictate.
The third section % the great 5000
ooo. COO trust IL also planned. and Il IL
said VIII embrace the Boston and
Montana, the lutte and Boston and
the Tamarac mlnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13
COLUMBIA NOW A CITY
New British Columbia NUM-
cipslity Is Growing.

COLUMBIA. u. g. May n The
lieutenant governors proclamation
Incorporating the city Of Columbia
takes effect from the fourth inst.
me council n - consist u may
~ and str aldermen. The nominal
lions are IA take Iascc AZ ta1rief
aaii. Columbia. on Thursday. May
Is. and the eirctinn a week later The
acts oat the qusiiaca=
tton for mayor aud aldermen and
electors. and named Joseph h. Dun
top as returning officer. The first
meeting Of the newly elected council
Is % b. held Saturday. May =.
Charles Hay. who represented Coz
iumbia az Victoria In the inrprpor.
atlon proceedings. received a most
reception on hiH rrturn
home. the c~istratlen including a
torchliKht proeession and a public
meeting ~ the ictinwns.
A Baptist church II to be built in
this city under IN. direction q the
Rev. Ralph W. Trotfsr THE site
has practically been decided on. al
though some details remain to bs
Arranged.
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WASHINGTON. u. c. May IA
y, i said BY friends % the Prssl-
dent that he IL becoming as much
81 an invcterate smoker as General
Grant was. and that his present con-
uitien IL due % ovcr-indulgencc In
tobacco. Almost every officer who
has returned from cuba. otsrto Rteo
or the Philippines has brought the
President box Or two Of cigars,
They have been 81 this finest tebac-
CO procurabie. and have proved a
temptation that could ~, be with
stond. inc President declares atno
that smoking gives hsn relief from
neuralgia. frum which he has been
suffering recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13
THE LAURADA
GETS A PUFF

The Alaska Miner. published At
at Juneau. contained the following
item regarding the f.auraha;
~ Riley. formerly cook for the
American Gold Mining company at
sheep Greek. was a passenger on the
Taurada. and he says the passengers
were 80 pleased at the treatment
they met with. that the following
document was signed. which he de-
stirred VS. to publish
I'VE the undersigned sscond-ciasE
passengers on the faurada, in her
recent trip from Seattle - Skagway,
wish TO express our appreciation Of
the very gcnticmanly manner In
which the officers and crew have
treated US on the trip. Tho sleeping
accommodations are the best 60 be
found on any boat running to skag-
way. and the food provided us has
been wholesome and plenty Of u.
we have found Captain White 10
be q very capable and careful man.
AMI gentleman. and he has com
fcient SIT ~ officers.
Now the above Is entirely IN
solicited on their part. and We would
checrfulIy recommend this hca; g
any of our brother miners making
tho trip;
~. u. Pitman. HI Olsen. G. H..
Roscoe. \. r.. Faust. =. =. Lunde,
grvevln Johnson. Daniel kisner. q.
craddnck, n. Thompson, Chaa. Mo
Donnen. u. l.. Peck. James Little, ~,
t.anaenbaahor, T.. ". Rogers. Albert
MrTarln, q. Wehner, T. McKennnn.
Toe shortbridge. T.. J. McNally, w.
T.. Manney. A. ". strawberg, James
:. Harper. H. Reilly. q. W. Nc
f.nughlln.
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a7SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs
% SPORTS AND PASTIMES y
W<sSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSG

ands OF people IN the city Some
crack bicycle riders. Who have been
riding IN the circuit races IN the
south during the winter. viii be here.
There viii also be novice and profea-
sionni races
Several local riders. IN company
with the profoHslonala who are cN-
pooted here, will attend the Queens
birthday meet at Vancouver on May
%
The High school boys are training
hard In anticipation 81 a meet at To-
coma with the athletes 81 the Ia
coma high school. Some new talent
Il being developed which II showing
up IA good style.
The 8. 4 G. viii be represented
this season by young Parrish. the
eolnred athiete who won the record
FOR the 100 yard dash from Eddie
Canada on HnowHhuea. Parrish has
a onc-quarter II milo record Of
forty -anycu seconds. Muihonn iH
another y. A. e man who has a
record for high jumping Of g feet
"a inchos.
Manager DuF,iaie has announced
that the semi professional baseball
season will open today and tomor-
roW at Tacoma. when the itainlrrH
81 Seattle aiii cross bats With the
T'aeoma uraya
The uiFh school bays wiii hold
preliminary meet at Athletic park
nest "wednesday afternoon. the win
ners II which Will be entered In the
inter scholastic field aud track games
% De held ON May q. az Athletic
park.
The sporting fraternity q this
city and surrounding country we're
treated with a faast last Wrdnen-
day nixht NJ the Cuban club In West
seattle. when oue 81 the greatest
rarkins mains ever held in the north
west took place. Considerable money
changed hands. WIN. Boloud. a wcii
known bird faneler II this city. lost
heavily. Seattle was represented by
birds from his coop The opponent
tar,is were owned by Anthony
Grrrne. ~ California. who won about
t1a1o dollars The Sacramento birds
won eight out Of twelve NIGHTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13
JOKE ON THE GIRLS.
Physical Culture Glass Went
Through the Drill Anyway.

LINCOLN. Neh.. May ~ Rccause
tAe naughty spirits issued iiamiax
posters announctug a drill q 200
members ~ the young ladies' phvri-
cal culture club Of the Nebraska
state university as a splendid calf
display" the faculty ana the many
hundred students are all In stir.
The 100 girls were 10 appear IN the
very latest hloomer styles. The driil
vas 70 take place al the armory aud
beeN seats had been engaged for the
exhibition. In the forenoon flaming
posters appeared en- the dead walls
~ the city, placed there by some un-
known persons.
Tho Intimate friends Of the wirls
IN the hluomer class took IN the sit
nation and started committees ia
all parts % the city - remove or
ohiitcrate the obnoxious circulars.
1'ae university faculty Joined In the
Efforts. The city was ia an uproar
in a short time. II Is known that
"a committee OF swo dasen students
committed the Joke. but threats and
Promises have thus Tar awaited nsth-
ing In uneaTthink the guilty ORES
The driil vas gunc through with.
however. With cheers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13
Michigan Wheat Suffers

LANSING. Mich. May is.--Michl.
ran wheat suffered less OF ten per
cent. during April from the warm
weather and lack o frain. The con-
dbian Of the crop In the state Is but
81 per cent. of that ~ average years
Fully ~ per cent. Of the crop viii be
plewe1 under. Meadows and pas
lures are in fairly good condition
and clover IN excellent.
Apples have been scarcely injured
at all. and a fair crop In promised
while pears. plums cherries and
strawberries viii yield we'll Black
berries and raapberrics win. how
ever. be an extremely short crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13
RICH MAN ACCUSED
oliver Lee, a Wealthy Ranch
man. on Trial.

sANrE FE. y. NJ, May lathe
great cause OF excitement In New
Mexico just now In the trial II sew
srai prominent citizens Tor the muir
der of Col. Fountain og las Cruces.
in February. iSsa. Oliver lee. a pie
turesaue and cccentric character. one
II the weaithiczt ranehmeu In New
Mexico. who has seven or eight
ranches between hcfv and the Mexl-
can border. and 100, 900 steers. and his
brother-tn-iaw. desperate charae-
ter. named Giliiisnd. are the priDci-
pal defendants McNew. another re-
latiVe. was aina Indicted for the
crime. but his case was neiic prpr'd
last week by the district attorney
because the cviaeuce against him
WAS not very strong and u WAS fear
Il his acquiftai would weaken the
ease against the rest 81 them. He
sides shis. Pat Garrett. the famous
sheriff % las Cruces. who has been
working up the ease. does not think
Il good policy 20 disclose the evil
1snre - the prosecution until the
principal defeuants are ON trial.
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You Want to Make Money

And the end OF your desire In this
direction can b. accomplished. DO
not put all Of your money into one
proposition. as n matter 81 policy.
for this manner Of speculation II not
business. bat " you have s.. so. or
80 To spare. and can afford a ilitle
plunge there Il nothing more Ike
y TO bring you good money than In
grStment IN mining riockH
We are offering promoters stock
in the East San Poll Gold Mining
company. on subscription plan. at =.
% cent per share. II r. 3 free gold
proposition. one mile from Repub-
lie mine. and YOU cant AFFORD 20 pass
II by. s5.za viii now buy 1000 shares.
After next Tuesday. 1000 shares will
cost SO.
SLATER & SMITH, 0ihciaI Brokers
ia 1HfnCs Htftff. seattle.
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THE SALARIES RAISED DEATH AT BALL GAME
Batsmsn Struck 0vor Heart
by the Ball.

NEWARK. ~. J.. May is-James
caysnankh was Killed by a pitched
bail during a game between the
Washington Athletic club Mt. clair
ard tha Emerald Athir,ir club team
- Newark Yewferiay. al At Clair
The bail was delivered by L. Frank.
lin FISCHER, pitcher Of fhc Emerald
team. cavanauKh WIN was al the
bat. had struck al the ball f@lee,
ard then TitHrher seat n rwift in
shoot cayanaueh struek ~ the bail
Wsfh all his might. The ball caught
hifn fairly over the heart lie drop
ped his bat ami began 10 rub the
SPIT where the ball had struck him.
Then he started 70 run for nrst base
when within ten fcrt Of the base
he staEEcred and fc.i. lie was car
riei 10 a bench unconscious and died
la two minutes.
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8: ..EvENTS OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,". J:


NOM In Fzks' han. in the Gilman
block. Dr. ueehdatf. - the State
university. made a short address on
Hamlet
Miss Mauis }. Wilson. % Helena.
Mont. formerly 81 this city. 10 vlB-
ttlns Mrs. Reuben ". Jones.
The scnsar class Of the university
VIII Eive a senior hop Thursday sv-
eping. June I. at tsankc hall.
Last niEfst Mr.. EH Perkins gave a
isssure In the assembly hall Of the
high school for the brnent ~ the
high school paper "Whima"
As the commence days FOR the
graduates 81 the university and the
fsigh school approach the members
81 the classes are business prepar-
inx for the important event.
Judge John y. Iioya was I'm the city
Wednesday.
A very pretty wedding was soi-
emnixed "Wednesday evening at the
residence Of the ofiiesatlnR clergy
man. Rev. l.. J.. Sawyer. The con-
tracing parties were Pred Ray hut
tersvarTh. ~ this city. ard Miss
Maud Scptf. 81 Green river. They
were attended BY Charles Y. Butter
worth and Miss Maud Huhbart. The
bride was dressed In dainty gown
Of MouHeline de Hoie over lambs
down with applique chiffon trim
uanRr. The bridesmaid was dressed
ia a gown ~ white orwandie
To the strains Of n wedding march
the bridal party took their place IN
bower Of flowers under large
wedding bell ~ white roses ani ear
nations. The ring ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. sawyer. after which
the young couple were the recipients
Of the best wishes ~ all present. AZ
ter the wedding supper the young
people took their departure for the
new home amid n shower % rice.
The groom IL the son Of y. r. But
terworth and IL one Of the leading
young business men Of the city. The
bride II the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Scott. 81 Green river. and
was one ~ the society ladies OF that
section 81 the country. Among the
many guests present were the fol-
lowing Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. scott.
Mr.. and Mrs u. H. fiutterwnrth.
Rev and Mrs. l.. J. Sawyer. Mrs.
Harriet a. Hubitarf. w. G.. WILDER.
Mrs. W G. WILDER. James Mccare,
Mrs. Jane Iiuls Miss Jessie Hub
bart. Mrs. J. II. Uubbart, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. r. Hubbart. Mrs. J. G. Hub
hart. T.. I. Valentine Mary r. VIII
her, Misses Hottie. Ethel. Winnie
and Harriet iiubbart. Albert T..
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ Butter
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Blakney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles I}iakney. Simon
II. Hilton. Miss Grace Butterwarth.
Nathan Anderson. !. c. Kilien. G.
W. Gresham. John s. Hun. William
III. Klllam. Herbert Hull l.. v.
Knight. Miss Lillian knight. Miss
May Klllam, II. +. Compton. Mr.. and
Mrs. -. w. Bowen, Miss Annie X.
Rowe. pr and Mrs. J. v. Crichton.
Miss Minnie y. Cooksnn, Miss Myra
Dodge, Mrs. NJ. J. Sawyer, GerRc
c. Scort. c. ~ Butterworth, Mas
tera Harry and Ben Butterworth,
Aionzo HUI. II. 6. Ewing. Mrs. l..
NJ. Woods.
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out to every one. The old warmth
asd viEor we're nane and IN their
place there WIS Chat which might
b. described na frialdny
liut this was not all the corrcspon-
dent noted % MISSING. There WAS
not that radiant smile and happy
countenauee which one used 70 see
when brought face 20 face with
Gen. Wheeler. IN their place there
vas "a look Of detection, ~ disaps
polntmcnt. Of n0rroW-th The look that
one might expect on the face ~ an
old Rray-haire1 father. who. In his
moments Of melancholy, felt that he
had lived IN vain. Ills voice. always
squsaky and Imperfect. was almost
inaudibles His articulation. often
times married because 81 the rapidly
o. his speech. was now slow and dis
tinct. yet feeble.
There was pathoa In his voice and
sorrow IN his heart n was clearly
apparent that "a heap OF trouble
was on de ole man's mind" lie bada
the correspondent be SEATED
Are you going 10 the Philip
pines. General" the correspondent In
quirod.
mo. I'm afraid not" he 1lied
slowly. deliberately aud post
painfully e
"ae loo 1s " sra I'd yes" and he
turned and lool is aaestioner
nquareiy in the But" he con
tinaaas = don'' believe viii ever
hp -s-Tf there -
n WINS because he had been told
earlier ia the day that he could nai
be sent 90 the aghtlng line that man
the venerable old man sad. II was
because he could not be- In the thick
est 81 the nEht that put sorrow IN
hiB heart. u WAS because he be-
lieye1 the war department. ring
had successfully planned 10 reiegate
him to thn rear. where there ~ no
lighting "a do and plenty u coffee
10 cool that produced this netamor-
phose IN the oitLseteran. lie was
aprroNfui. sad. objected. dowucast.
depressed because he could not fEht
one more battle before Father Time
toiis his final hour.
At this Juncture a sweet-fnce 1T
tie woman IN black came 20 the en-
trance Of the lobby. scanned the nu-
nrreur faces and hurried over 10
where Gen. Wheeler and the GORE
spondeni we're seated. She halted
IN front ~ the general. who was stiii
stated. with his head bent forward.
and in n soft. chiid-iike voice. adj
drerzed the little man. saying:
Father. Il IL train time"
the little woman. arose. shook hands
with the correspondent. and bowling
himself away. said
Yes. daughter. y coming"
And the two depa4ted. Later ne
viii be placed ~ command OF
the department 81 Texas Isui he
viii be back In congress next Dccem-
Der unless there be fighting 10 DO.
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Never before has there been 80
much interest oYinced In athletic
sports Ia Seattle as al the present
time. Thia season promises Is be an
eventful one ia many ways The
y 81. (. A. Athletic park has been
put in excellent condition. and ne
tive training IL gofnE on daily, New
anplranta fer field hnnora are IN
creaEing In number. aud {, Il expect
ca that uome good talent will be
brought out this year.
Several professional bicycle riders
have announced their Intention Of
making their headquarters Ia He
attic this summer Among the
number may be mentioned tho Hall
brothers ~ omaha. nnfaboe Of 1os-
toni and Chapman, the Hsnthefn
champion. The latter II trying o.
get up a match race with cottcf, Of
Tacoma.
rho 'nrat meet Of the season viii
BE- held on May 20. al the V. ~. G. A.
park. when the iiirh school and TINT
veraity teamH win match fpr honora.
Palmer, Motfard and Vonlu have
been barred from thia event.
Following this win De the v. ~.
G A. handicnp meet. open 70 menu
beers only. The dates have not been
announced.
On May 20 there viii b. a bicycle
and athletic meet at the park
Members - the a. q. q. q. A. G.
". N 9. A.. Tacoma athletic club
and Theuma Y NJ. 9 a. athletic club
viii oompeie FOR Puget auuna cham
pioaship Palmer. ~ the e. a. &.
win attempt 20 break che Pacific
coast record for poie Nauitiuk.
ON June = viii orrnr the Y. ~. 6
4 handicap meet. which o. open to
both Washington and orugan attn
ietes
Arrangements are being made Ter
a dust meet between fhr q a. &
and the Y. NJ. g A. Ia take place
either On June 20 or -.
Probably the greatest event % the
srasin viii be the bicycle meet which
takes piaee on June a The q. A.
n and Christian End~aToF conven-
iioa= win be In session then. and Il
Il expected that there wlll BE- thoua-
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Great Gas Trust.

NEW york. May IA now
factor has appearcd in the big gas
war here, Accompany with $4,000,
ooo capital 4 "a be launched 20 make
cheap sas, Il IL said to conthrni a
patcnt which will feyoluiiemxe the
gas business and insure a pront 90 -
cents a thousand cuhic feet, The
Journal predicts that che formation
II gas trust with Sc. 900, oao capital
will take place in few days 20 ean-
troll the vas. electric llght and heat
OF the city.
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Spokane Postoffice Employees
Are Happy.

SPOKANE. wash.. May 1.-THE
RslAfies - seven - ihr employees Of
the Spokane postofiiec arr "a b. ia
rres4sed 500 each fer snnum.
T'he Increase f. due 60 the remark
able growth ~ business done BY the
f-reinaiee The Information that
the advance waF 10 DO made came %
Isletfn4HfeF Temple from che DEPART
faenf az Wanhinrtap. =. G. The In
crease wfli take effect on July l. Tue
lucky ones are J. r LsKhanr. assist
ant postmaster. John H. fuiien-
wridsF monef order clerk. =. =.
Alexander. money order clerk. iiar-
~ T.. Hrewu. naFiant registry
eierk Edward Mccoy. distributor.
~. nrurkWay. aiamprr. and John
W. syirf. general delivery clerk.
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noon and elected delegates 20 the
state convention which win be held
in Tacofna the latter part q this
month.
They viii also visit Nova Scotia
during their absence. Dir. Temple
goes az a speaker 10 the annual mis-
slenary convention. which viii be
held IN Hartford. Conn.
Mrs. 6. VI. sheafe and Mrs = n.
Crurkett have been elected delegates
20 the June Convention FROM the
F'orsniEastly club.
The Cassie Culture club mot thl.
afternoon In the public library. Of
ficers for the ensuing year were n
have been elected.
Mrs. z y. Keene q Spokane. Ia in
the city Visiting her mother. Mrs. ~.
u. Wright. at Fremont
Upon the arrival Of Mr.. and Mira,
r. X. struve in I>oDdon they were
Joined by Miss Eidoufa F'urth.
The opening meeting q the Seat
tie TENN. club viii probably take
place about June !.
Nrs. r. r. Lewis entertained n
party u ladies at her home on
Eighteenth avenue Tuesday after
noon.
The ladies Of 81. Marks church
gave a supper for the gentlemen of
the congregation Wednesday night
In the guild room 81 the churrh.
Mr.. NJ u. Augustine Is visiting In
Oakland. Cal
Mr.. Seneca q. Eetchum. editor Of
the skaRIt County Times. was In
the city during the week.
Mr.. y. u. Piper left Thursday for
a short trip In the Past.
Miss Nellie Young. who has been
visiting Miss Cora clark. has return
Cd 10 her home at stanwood.
Mr.. sidney Stewart and Miss Em-
ma stacy were married In this city
last night and left for their future
horne at WhatcOm this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. 8 -. Baker, Of MIL
waukee. wis, arrived In the city
Thursday to spend the summer on
Puget sound.
Miss Vera Allen. n prominent so
clety belle ~ Chicago. was IN the
city On Thursday on her way to San
F'rancifaoo. where she viii spend sew
erni months visiting her brother.
Mrs. 4. -. Todd. ~ Tacoma, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Thomas u. shep-
ard. ( this city.
Misa Mary Smith. Of r'acoma, was
visiting friends IN this city Monday
and Tuesday.
Next Saturday the annual excnr-
sion TO snoqualmie Falls will be Civ
en- By the students Of the university.
The Entire Nous club gave a dance
last night.
The Nineteenth Century Literary
club held a meeting Thursday after
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IN Engines Wild Plunge

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May II
- thrilling accident and riracu-
iouS cscap- frum death. occurred
yesterday afternoon on Lockout
mountain. A narrow gauge engine
feti OVER the west brow % the hifl
rrom an overhanzfng trestie and
landci hundreds ~ feet below. The
engine Was completely demolished.
The superintendent % tfe iiae. p.
Of nerricksnn. and the ffrwunns
jumped to the upper side Of the en-
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Msny Important Cases.

coLFAN. May ta-Depuiy Eher-
lffa Garter aun steNart aTu srv~TH-
ms thn county HummouinF jurors
and witnesses for the term - court
beginning May . There VIII be a
number 81 Important eases at this
term ~ court. among them the HY.
dcT rape care. the Campbell murder
rasc and the barrett assault case
md several others Of 5nlnpr import.
ancs.
Richard Barrett. who IL charged
with assault With a deadly weapon
on =. ~ Cook. an .. ~. s n brake
man. was bcfefe Judge Mcdonald. II
she superior court. and the trial Of
his case set Tor May -.
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STANDPOINT. fdahu. May NM
ftand. who was slightly injured In
ths wreck on the Great Northern B
miles west az town the 0thrr morn
ms. ~ an Engliahman about - years
u age. Vie had been to the Snow
shoe mine ieakink for work. but In
falling tn sws employment. was on
hls way 90 the Caeur d'Atsn~s lie
Was riding In box rar. when he
rssaine1 consciousness after the ae-
esdcnt be found himself away from
the car and cannot account for his
miraculous esrape from death.
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Ngw YORK. May 13.--Roswell y.
Flower. former governor Of the state.
died very unexpectedly last night
about 1890 o'clock at the Eastport
Country club. at EcastporL l.. L.
During the day he suffered from an
attack 81 acute Indigestion. and later
the symptoms OF heart
failure and grew worse, finally eN-
pirlna. Mr. Flower was u sufferer
from pnstrltis for a long time.