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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02
PROGRESS OF TRIAL
OF JESSIE MORRISON.
The RasOr With which She Killed
Mrs. Castle In Identified In
IA


ELDORADO. Kan, Dec The razor
With which Jessie Morrison cut Mrs.
tastes throat was identified in court
today by Miss Clara Cowies. and the
sgainst the prisoner Miss Cowles testi-
NED that she found the razor, which was
pM.o os n. on the floor near where
TO It's introduction, but the court over
ruled the objection
Two other witnesses testified that they
something similar in her hand, after she
had been taken from the Castle home by
neighbors. Others. testified to the pris-
ly Of her own accord, before the a'n murder
was committed. The defense, in its
statement q the case, said they would
SHOW that Mrs. Castle called MISS Nor
her. '''oA =
.,Olin Castle was TO have been put on
the stand today, but In the light Of yes
Ieruays proceedings the prosecution has
changed ITS programme and hts evidence
VIII come later. Before the taking Of
testimony had commenced 1t was stated
tnat the defense would produce evidence
70 show that Miss Morrison had been en-
gaged TO Castle at the time he married
MISS Wiley, but the opening statements
moved the probability of such charges
being made and caused the prosecution,
70 reserve Castles examination for am
The courtroom today was crowded. az
usual No change was apparent In the
prisoner.
DR.; M. A. Koogler. the first physician to
reach the Castle house on tho II orning OF
the tragedy, testified THAI Mrs. Castle was
about to bleed to death when he arrived
and she died from the effects OF the cuts
In her throat
Pearl Beardsley. delivery boy who had
entered the house with package OF meat.
said he hepied Mrs. Spangier raise Miss
MORRISON; Mlss Morrison told him:
she tried 70 kill me-; had to do it,
had a knife In her hand and when
asked her for 1t she grabbed her dress
with her left hand and covered her right
Miss Ruby Moberly daughter of Mrs.
tie house after her mother, ana saw Jes-
ale Morrison coming out OF the house.
You may state what II anything. you
saw In the DEFENDANTS hand said Attor-
Y saw blade in her hands' replied the
witness.
At the afternoon session Mrs. Abbie
Castle. other-in-law Of the murdered
enamel found in cleaning the house after
the murder. 1t IL the theory OF the pros
ecution that this WAS p2rt Of knife or
AZ o'clock Ike jury MAS excused while
the lawyers argued the point OF adntttIng
az evidence the statement OF Mrs, Mohcrly
that the first note written by Mrs. Castle
contained thexe words.
Jessie Morrison has Killed me-"
Judge Finn finally decided that Mrs,
Moberiy's statement OF the contents OF
the note was competent evidence. and the
Nothing was ELECTED during the after
noon. A night session was held and Olin
Castle, widower OF the murdered woman.
took the stand. Castle had not finished
his testimony when court adjourned until
Monday morning.
-s-~--~---e---~.-
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FOR MURDER OF THE KNAPPs
sherin Of Cowiitn County Arrests
Martin Sttckies On Cfrcum-
stanttai Evidence.

CASTLE ROCK, Dec. l---SheriT Kirby
today arrested Martin Stiekles on cir
cumstantiai evidence as the perpetrator
his wife, also retaining Stickles step
brother az a witness. The evidence on
which SticHles was arrested Is having
in his possession a sack OF -four which
IL IN nearly proven that Mr.. Knapp
bought I'm Castle Rock. OF brand ham
died BY a local dealer and sold nowhere
else In the county.
Knowles tthe stsp-hrother, statement
of Stickles whereabouts the evening OF
the murder and the place where he Sc
cured the fiour Is conflicting with the
statement of Stickles. The sheriff IL
confident of having the right man.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-The Chron-
icle SAYS:
The price OF salt TO the trade wifi iump
from % cents TO 81 bag today The
Federal Salt Company has acquired COM
piete control of the salt industry in Ala
media county and Of the entire output
west of the Rocky mountains
Negotiations have been carried on quiet
~ for several weeks. d. Il. skinner. pres
ident. and A. s. White a director OF the
National Salt Company. that controls the
salt output east of the Mlssissippi river,
have been on the Coast for some time
looking over the Held, and recently began
buying up tho ASsalI concerns or contract
ing fer their srtire output for five years.
The larger concerns were taken into the
corporation, given stock in the Federal
Salt Company as payment. and the indi-
vidual owners were given paying posi-
tions, The headdua rters Of the company
VIII be located in this city. and " will
today quote new prices to the trade. Eg-
erything will be constructed and operated
by the Federal Salt Company.
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CHEYENNE. wyo, Dec IAN injunc-
tion mas been granted the Union Pacific
railroad restraining the operators OF the
Copper King mine. near Tie siding. from
removing ore or further interfering with
the property. The question AZ issue in
wolves the right Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Cnmuanv 10 mineral deposits within
the bounds OF the area granted TO them
by the government. The defendants base
their claim to the property upon the reg
ervation by the government or all mineral
lands granted TO the Union Pacific or
other railway companies.
The question involved Is an important
one, and will be watched with great in7
terest by mining men.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
BUCKLEY, Dec, buckley has three
tickets in the field for next Tuesdays
election.
The Citizens headed by Or. J. II Sheets
for mayor. has r. j. Harrington. NJ r..
Shaw. Dave Morris and @. Reynolds for
council, and Mr.. Kemponsky for treas
urer.
The Peoples Is headed by j. 9. Jones
for mayor. with the same council except
Shaw, for whom G. c. Doud Is substituted
The Social Democrats have Mr.. Dierin-
ger for mayor, James. Puliom, McDougaii
and W. w. Brown for council. and Rem
fro for treasurer.
Unless the bottom drops out Of some Of
these tickets very lively race Is an
tfcipatpd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02
MILL BURNED AT La CONNER
Destruction of Esary DrOs.' Rercnt-
~ Erected Sawmill Serious
Loss to the City.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
LA CONNER. Dec. Fire broke out
In Esary Bros sawmill at this place at
o'clock Thursday morning. and the en-
tire plant was destroyed. Owing to the
wind being in Il favorable quarter the
lumber yard. dry kiln and office build
ing and the adjacent wood working plant
OF w. q. Turner were saved.
The value OF the property destroyed II
about ss.000. insured for about one-third
its value. The company had just In
stalled a new planer and other machine
cry to the value OF about $500 The
destruction OF this mill. which was tho
largest industry In town. Is sad loss.
as II employed quite force of men the
year round. Whether they will rebuild
or not In not vet known. The fire il
thought to have been OF incendiary origin.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-The Southern
Pacific's new coast division will be In
operation before tho end OF this MONTH
provided nothing comes up 10 prevent car
rving ant the present PLANS Of the con-
struction department. Less than -four
miles of the gan remains 10 be closed
been finished. Vice president w. f.. Hunt
ington. Chief Engineer William Hood and
General Manager Kruttschnitt have re-
turned from an inspection tour Of tho
new line. They stated that all the rails
would be laid by December Is. II not
earlier.
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BUCKLEY NEWS NOTES.


Special Dispatch to the Post Inteligencer.
BUCKLEY, Dec. I--ThanksgiNinG day
WAS ubserved by partial closing Of bust
ness houses and union services in the
NJ Il. church, Rev. Mr.. McRea delivering
a fitting discourse TO a large and attan-
tive congregation.
The regular Thanksgiving dance came
off Tn Columbia hall in the evening and
was pronounced a great success
Tuesday evening the Eastern Star had
inIfiations followed by a banquet. Mr.,
Morse. of Puyaiiup officiated as worthy
patriot.
The town authorities are moving the
water plant from the White river bottom
90 a plateau above To save ~ from a
threatened change in that riyers errauc
course.
Dan McCallum Is over from Wardncr,
Idaho
Attorney John Mckay, az Shelton, liz
visiting In town,
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Tugwen sells His paper.

Special Dispatch to the Post-IntelIlgencer.
TACOMA, Dec 1.-The Tacoma Sun,
weekly Democratic paper, which in the
past has gained considerable notoriety
through its editor, A. r. Tugwell. changed
Tacoma Democratic politician. and A. II.
Moore, president OF the Tacoma Typo
graphical Union, buying the entire plant
from Mr. Tugwell who will quit the news
paper business
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SIX DROWNED AT SPOKANE
Two More Added to List of Dead.
None of whose Bodies Have
HeeU Reeover.d

special Dispatch to the Post-intelligencer
SPOKANE. Dec. l-Today's asvelon.
ments OF the accident OF last evening
ynen eighteen railroad laborers were
bumped into the Spokane river bv the
instead of four men We're drowned.
The. names of the dead are. James
Lowell. foreman of the bridge crew. Law.
renee simmons, colored. Charles Doila
Swede, and Fred Mancille r Poiigfntf
and Frank Alioway. Italians. The dsv
has been spent In frutless search for
the bodies
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ASHLAND, KY. Dec. Ia passe Is IN
pursuit of Gibson. accused uf killing his
twc-year-old step-daughter BY thrust!ng
red-hut poker down her throat, and
IL Is expected he will be captured. The
last heard from the rursuers was that
during the night, In remote rart ~ the
county, they were but two hours behind
the fugitive. A iynchiug In probable n
Gibson L. CaM1hf
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Foreclosure Proe~edtnE In Jener-
son. Involving st-T,oeo.

Special Dispatch to the Pe@i-lntellsgencer.
PORT TOWNS END. IDer, 1.-The lArx-
est Judgment ever granted kn Jefferson
county was rendered Yesterday ~ Juaxe
McCNntoa IN the Foreclosure case insst-
tased hy the Hank ~ British Ceiamba
against the Moore Il smith Lancer Gem
p2nt TIE amount ~ the Judgment is
AI1,tsD. ana covers the prosperity knpSA
~ the PORT Discovery mg'a. t0xsther witts
ber Land.
The Bank 81 British Columbia ls said
10 have found a purchaser FOR the prop
Erty ana consequently Instituted thr farv-
SiuSore ssst So aaiet title
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possible. but probably fatal injuries had
already been inflicted The left foot and
ankle were torn entirely on. several RIBS
were broken. the right shoulder was dis
located and flesh badly torn. one hand
was deeply cut and the lads head was
badly bruised. He was taken Immediately
to St Mary's hospital and the stump of
hts left leg was amputated at the knee.
He Is not expected 10 live. On account
OF the accident the min was temporarily
closed
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sarsss 4. ~ ss.N.ANei SEQ bee. i The stan.
sssss XIV ~ s1e'h@ll Esmr Oh Thanks.
! s~ss ~ ~ ass each IL tse unls.er ,slss
psrxaNs , s Fhsrr wsrr about is.Ns
sssse - AZ ~ sHl The rcceints were
~eFs Ia. -. 81 expenses OF the game
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SAN JOSE. Cal. Dec. i,-~col. ~. c, Sim.
nlandE ~ dead al Los Gatos, ~ paralysis,
aged 10 veafs. He was a graduate ~
West Point and formerly a professor IN
fha4 academy Among his classmates
acre Geas Sheridan, acboheld and Me-
pherson During the civil war he was
conrnsssnry st Louisville. ky-. and han
died millions Of dollars worth % supplies
for the army In the field.
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Missouri PaciNc stock I..ue.

NEW YORK. Dec. Lit Is announced
that the Missouri Pacific railway has Is
sued SO additional capital stock 10
purchase the Kansas City-Northwestern
road. control OF which has been owned for
some years by friendly interests. The
total outstanding stock OF the Missouri
Pacific Is now 20 so 10
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OPPOSED TO THE CANAL.
ACTION OF DIRECTORS OF TACOMA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
BY Vote of seven to Two They De-
clare Against Construction of
interoceanfc Waterway Fun

special Dispatch to the t-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Dec. by a vote of to 2
the board OF directors of the Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce declared against
the construction OF the Nicaragua canal.
The same question win be submitted to
the body of the chamber at meeting to
be held some time next week
member of the board of directors said
this afternoon that the chamber would
unquestionabiy ratify the expression of
the board upon the matter
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Aberdeen G~tsinr Enthu.,ast,c.

Special Dispatch to the Post Inteiligencer
ABERDEEN. Dec. Much enthusiasm
is being displayed over the coming city
election In addition to the two tickets
nominated. the Citizens ticket and Tax
payers ticket, two names have been filed
by petition, being those Of j. c. Gross,
for attorney. and n. r. johnson. for
COUNCILMAN in the First ward. 1t Is not
a political night. hut merely matter Of
suitable men for good. sound municipal
government, each side. OF course being
OF the opinion they have the best ticket.
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CAUGHT In MACHINERY.
hoy Fatally Injured by being Re-
peatedIy Whiricd Against
Mil Tfmberns

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intellgeucer
ASTORIA. Dec. la horrible accident
occurred at the Clatsop mills. a Finn lad.
about "a years OF age. named Oscar Lo-
raine. was sent UP TO oil the pulley Of the
pand saw belt and was caught on the set
screw of the shaft and set whirling
around as the wheels revolved. his rody
striking fearful blows against adjacent
timbers
The machinery was stopped as soon AZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

VANCOUVER. a. G.. pae Ia strike
Is 90 At the Roy al CITY p3Assug riigs- ard
toasy eighty white men and TIE Japanese
assis work. owing - 3 xe1nS tlnn having
been rnass@ In thetP wages Men WAC haze
been receiving 81 per month were cat 80
tse, while the japanese rate 81 payment
was also reduced
Whan the fagu received thstF weeks
wages to-day ard notice ~ the rNsuctsrn
Was given. A strike Was Immediately Se-
eiafsd Tho n8lf management states inat
tie wage reG1cffan was % Mccaunf 81 tAS
a0letuess 81 the lumber usrkst-
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QtkAG0 QIf Dbl
has GROWN 100 LARGf.

~ fiiCAotf. Ioe. l.--Jaese Cees-
lain 81 the circuit court, to-
~ Gag HANDED Down 3 seeisi9n
ruling that fAs city of chicaso has
excseslea the tianit ~ IS BONDED to-
aehtessEess.
The Aeeselsn. y sustained viii
prevers tle city frsu building pew
hs5arss and making nsanY other
ntenplAsed improve Heuis.
The case will he carried isHns-
diately to the supreme court. TIE
matter will ~ laid nef9ra The Iegis-
iasure this ~intsr IL the anai de-
eisson ~ against flse city.
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Heard OF Trade RaIe Adopted.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The proposed
amendment 20 the rule Of the board Of
Trade which provides for period of
ninety days for trading In future deliver
ties Of grain. with the special provision
that contracts for MAY delivery may he
entered into after The first day % October
ia each year, was adopted today by a ma
iDrify Of $50 votes.
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COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. Lit was an
nounced today that at meeting o. the
hoard III directort OF the Hooking Valley
terday afternoon, semiannuai dividend
of per cent. on the preferred stock was
declared, payable January is, 1901.
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LONDON. Dec. f.--paniei Mac Aloexe.
rl.ssf1slser ~ the house az commons FOR che
North Monaghan division. n dead.
pMnfei Mac AiUwxe was born about issa
He was the editor uf the Belfast Morning
News ufssser tne late y. DvyeF Gray. ".
r. ard at the time ~ his death was ed
isar az the GIsser Examiner. lie Was 3
home ruler ~ the @nU-PArreil f6ctiur.
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Sensational Killing.

SILVER CITY. ". NJ. Dec Joseph
Corn, we'll known mining man. was
shot and killed At Central. nine miias
from here, by Julius Wilgahausen,
prominent stock man. Wiigehansen claims
seif-defense as hts Justification. The af-
fair has created sensation, owing 20
the prominence Of the parties.
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WASHINGTON LOST TO
TIE OREGON BOYS.
Defeated i'm Football Game NJ EN-
gene. Or, by the score of
AZ 10 a.

EUGENE. Ore, Dec. The University
OF oregon defeated the Cairersit.r ~
of - to o.
ihere were many fumbles on both II les
put the Washington team was NOT oairl
To take advantage
1t seemed only a question Of tg,ra -.
the Oregonians. who steadily advanca4 tba
pail 70 q touchdown regular about eys, :
siN minutes -Four toucl-downs were
niaue N each malt of twenty-five m'nu e..
only three resulting In goas
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49, ~ ~ y .ssa,eA y me Peat. Tntellsseneer.
sss1sssssN - = 10y, l--frahahsy the most
! saatsaa eeAsest ever wstusss.sa
ssss, sssna vs. GAet neswesn the l9csi
s4ha $500, ~ SfeHnd team ~ the Muitno-
sea Nssesnson. The score was
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hssEss 49, nre a suersAl tp tAe
Neasy ns,kSs sa&ASsile, Tern, SAYS that
rise ses Ws.eAs reseivgd an Nsfer ~ II 40
hm NsssaaAl snnrtlnk Csae az t.,,s
saes ss lsek Busge re Win a.
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$3.50 Asas. LNe. 4 ~ The VA. ,a.s -,
ss.s ~ eleven was dSfeateS ~ - y h,
Il 49, 49, =. ssseFxsuen bY air eleven c,nsnssas.S
~ser 49, " Western universlttes ~ a
Assss s'Ax y % for the fiitsea. mint
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CHICAGO. Dec L. The illneas ~ Peter
r. uBnt4e tha mgtheT ~ srsnebsY lett ~.
- dus ~ ,spso fevst ans NOS gns9ui an4a-
az II hrws believed The uNxNiciank "a
attsrtares today sid MI punne Sas nos
NOW Isl danger
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cssrsr, \, FRANCESCA, psc. Charles II
lng IN =, : ssnool boy. died thls morn.
s.,.s.SsssStsine day siisas,ar r,sltr ne
y 4AsAississ alae gssa, INC
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ST PETERsHtTRG Dee. is-Prlnce
Alexander tnssrsiinsky. governor reneEa
~ wsFHaw. lied yesterday sEsnlEE.
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TAKE the fast ard eananaediuu4 <. s
SsEoue for Port TOw mse nj and ct9ftk.
leaving Yess~r wharf tomorrow AZ 5 T. N.
Fare 50 ceatA
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pENvKR Dec. f.-hIa Parker. of
Denver. and Joe Cans, q Baltimore have
essea matched FOR a return nEbt az ten
rounds far 4 purse ~ gee The contest
will take place at the Colorado Athleise
Club. January 4 the uirnsr "a faks all
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Royal :: s:: :'::. .:::
FRENCH DINNER
susday, December g.

Cream ~ Celery CHECKER Noodle.
tsanesmtnx.
ffsn
FRIED rsilet ef Soie, Tagtare aascs
EsfmfSxa f'hips.
Steamed clsp..
Baked Flaundey. al gfssiu.
Hhos~tr3sg Potatoes
stiisais.
Lettuce "a MsYgnnmise shrimp Salad.
Small Na&ishss XCGnE Onions.
Queen Oifyes
anfa
fsosIsa Lex 80 Mutton fageY Tanre.
IsfMfs
Frogs Legs Carried. q Ffaaienns
IArsfled Quail on Toast.
F1list ~ Rses With Musnfoors
Macasani ard Cheese,
HAnanA FrftseTs Rum Aaur@
k1AsIA
Prime fslhs cs Beet. an Jas.
FuFEsy. grAnh$ryy SAAsfN.
Sucking Fig, Apple seaee-
Young taneb Minf Sauce.
NGaTAaaE.
B0steE and ARel4s4 FntAto&a
Baked sGees pctatces.
Young Sprouts. caaisfowsf IN Cream.
FtNeR
~ .ne Fnneh.
BfsASf-
F,nT!gNss Plum Padding Hard Sauce.
Lads Fingers. Aacaroeps
Vanilla ana Strawberry les Cream.
Gus.
Apple. cassara, Cranberry and Lemon
Cream
minee F1e, Squash Pie,
Americas and Swiss cheese,
Fruits Nuts. Raissns.
cones a Ia Royal saissa wafsru.
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bR. ANNIE RUSSELL. gynecoiogist,
returned. q Hinckiey.
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