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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-14

PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid up tfaA DO T.. e.. Nrafrldrr,
pres J K Hayden. cash y r.
arrrnienf asst cash. Commercial
savings ard trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
uF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. 's,s.eo sur
plus. 50 90.
J. Furth. pres: J. 8. Goldsmith.
vice pres u v. Ank~ny. cashier.
Correspondents In principal cities
n the United States and Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid up capital ......fl5o.o O0
TrnnaartH general banking business.
n. {. Henry. pres. " Il Spencer,
cnhh. Safe deposit vaults for rent
Safe pepost. sAHil Boxes Tor Rsal
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital. $3.50. 900
General banking business transacted
J. =. uoEn. r.. pre-: NJ. McMlck-
en-. vice pres. l. Turner. cash r.
=. Parkhurst. Asst cash. Exchange
on principal cities cf ~. 8. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. 4 general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 300 Qoa.
A. ChilberE. pres. s.. l.. Grondahl.
let vice pres A. H. soolberF. cash.
J. =. Lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of Commeroe
Capital pad Up ............ AGgo. go
blight Million DolaraJ
Surplus .4s...............s. a. ZOO 600
Interest allowed on timn 5epoKitA.
A general banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE nRANCH-Cornar OF
James st aud Second Avenue.
u. a CAMERON Mgr.
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California Is surely a very fine
state and Carforniaus are very fne
folk: thcy never do things BY
halves. But they swagger Prob
ably they have a right to swagEer.
for they are hig and blonde. ana
fairly well on en- this worlds goods.
But b. not zoo gorgeous. son. you
magistrate the pr sident-
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The best evidence OF the unusual
bargains az the Mechanics Clothing
Company auction ~ the increasing
crowds. 100 Occidental avenue il
crowded az each sale because ev-
erything Is going at certainly start
ling prices.
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Mrs. OakdaIe's Lecture.

Mrs Oakdaie vii lecture tonor-
row nlght At eiefmaaia hall on the
Wonder 81 the Aeea
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II you are going to Nome order
your typewriter supplies FROM Niles.
Toe Cherry street.
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3D. ~ - rs ana july o.
Tor kuutheHstern Alaska
Cottage ely. Nav 3d. 20, June y. .l,
July 3 State ai California, May o. I'D
June I. H. July 4 city OF Topeka May
~, 80, June Il. 20. July 10 spokane,
june -. July q.
Tteket omes. ats FIRST Ave-. seattle
~ 1alhut gufumH AIT g. " Millar ASS
ueulAEI Ocean Dock. toatiia ooolalL
iefkihs & 20 Gen. AHts4 IAN lfnnrlscp
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ARCHITECTS.

=. rtbGnANb. a colman block.
MeManua q Wuuorr. 20, n y blk
y ~ uGuauTON. ui-i1 collins.
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For the stock must be sold by June
nrat.
We will sell at private sale at
auction prices. from Z IN the morn
ing an TO o'clock at night,
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The best hotels. families and sa-
looms an use Diamond lee. Tel.
Main 1853.
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n0SLYN COAL
IL QUEEN coal

once tried always used. gu
maxim, Success the test
merit"
business started in seattA
Aug. 1899. and has increased e''
cry month since.
Telephone Union "a for steam
coal and domestic. orders 70 D
delivered north Of Pike street
Telephone Main SIS orders fo'
delivery south Of Pike street
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n you will compare our prices
with downtown competitors. YOU
VIII md vast difference star
Paint Co. Third and Pike street
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sTAHT Mail order Business. D.
The work at home az night EaHY
and profitable. iintH ~ Hbal -
de- and how 90 30 % Ia whites
Sayings. 90 ndveTterHiuR journal
10 cents per year. . cents pef COPY.
whites Sayings Publishing %.
Department a.. seattle.
PAIMfBTRY- Mrs. W. A. Sheldon.
scientific pHlmirt. DE- now i1eafsd
at 80. .203 Third ave. cor. 81 Scr
eeH street. Fun life readings from
paimiHtry. once hours from ~ q.
m 10 3 l.. "a. Fee within reach Of
ali
BARGAINS IN second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
nitufs company We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves bed
room sets. carpeth. They look as
good as new. for half the money.
10 and ~ Second avenue south.
HAIR aud scalp specialist. -
Spring street. corner Second ave
rue. Gray hair restored 70 orig
inal color. dandruff or falling hair
cured and hair grown on bald
heads. No pay till satisfied.
WAEHfNgTOE Institute ~ Osfe-
apathy Safe Deposit Building.
Established boo Seattle three years.
Phone Main COZ.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets stoves. car.
petH. etc. Ped Front Furniture 20
ii0-ilz 2nd Ave. 8. Tel Red 1922
WITH wIGE AND PIE. regular
dinner lie. Alley Restaurant. al
ley on Columbia bot. md and ard
FASHION Hair store. lu3 second
avenue. diagnosis VI the scalp
free Of charge.
oxYDoNOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imlta-
TONS = Mcdonald block
LADIES try a bath Mrs. TAFT.
careful massage. sii Third avenue.
WAISTS and skirts 10 order. cheap.
2 8. 1fz 60. 207 Union.
wANTED-Old gold and silver II
Henael mfg leweler = Hineklsy
MRS. u. BENNETT IL again at &C
Haiier block. hair. scalp treatment
MRS HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prieeH rnrner ifh an Pine
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co
clothes In shape &l.5o rnonth. dye
Ing. repairing 1907 srd. Bur 1904
HIGHEST prices for nHt-off cloth
inE Dave Taylor. 10 Starr boyd bid
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eUsINess coLLeegs.

LEos business College. Union. "a:
individual instruction, ali subjects
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
n V school Tclcgraphy Pioneer
wHseH.s HusIHaaa college. Main iG
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Go TO y. g. Niles q Piper Co. for
your garden hose.
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20 acres waterfront. 5-room house
and outbuildings. $50 bearing fruit
trees. all kinds OF small fruits.
between 400 and 500 chickens. 40 TO
50 Belgian harcs. ? good mich
cows. some bioodcd ducks and 9TH
er things. $500. Terms. x. J.
HUSTON. 5oS Bailey building.
WHY settle in the backwoods when
YOU can buy lots cheap near tide
water with pleasant surroundings,
good view and future prospects.
See c. w. Tenney. Davies and
Victory streets. Ross. Take car
10 Fremont
To HOMESEEK Frs.
must have money--Small house,
good lot, close 20 car, $500.
~ acres, good improvements, creek.
near good market $1,000. T.. ..
box Ill.
SHEEP RANCH. rs acres. mostly
pasture, good soil; two nice
streams through a. Handy TO Sc
attic. by boat or rail, close to good
school and neighbours price $3.50
RoBT. MALTBN, $40 New York BLK.
i0-room house. close in: furniture
for sale.
s-room modern fiat, N. Seattle. rent
$50 per month. Robt. 4 brams SIS
New York Block.
WE have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores in all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co.. ki8
Third avenue.
100 lots on installments. Ss7. 80 each.
$40 cash and s. per month; also
choice acre tracts w. II. Peter &
Co. Ballard. Wash. Population of
city 7ooe
FOR well improved farms. small or
large, at low prices. call on Ms.
COLLINS q WILLIAMS,
Room SO sullivan building.
LIST your property with us. +. c.
BYERS q co, Real Estate and
Mines. 1921 First avenue.
DON'T BUY until you see our list.
v w Ren-sk y Co. 81 2l2 Railes.
RueBER STAMPS.
COMMERCIAL STAMP W6RKS-
sehenerman BLOCK Ito Cherry.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
OLYMPIC Furniture Store, 81 Ard
ave. The cheapest place to buy
Nnnr Lurnlture ~ nn kinds stoves.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
ESTES Dancing Academy. 2Sls LIST
ave. popular and select school up
to=date fancy and society dancing;
only school where ordinary pupils
lsarp s - "a dancaS " II laEsons.
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pnoTooRAPnERs.
REAL { STATE.

IL acres water front on Lake
Washington. house and orchard.
near Mrs. Gatzert's place; will
make a fine suburban home.
$50 acres. I miles from Kirkland.
bottom land: 30 acres In hay, good
house. orchard. large barns. a
fine dairy farm.
100 acres. IN miles from Lake Wash
inEton. - acres cleared bottom
land. at "A bargain.
IS acres. "a miles from Redmond.
acres cleared; house and small or
ohard. very cheap.
All OF the above places viii be sold
cheap.
We also have several teu-aEre
tracts and larger farms near the
lake.
Call and see US before buying.
COLLINS q VILLA Ms.
IS sullivan Building.
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eollEerloN Aoenclra.
eLAIRVoYANTG.

IAN o.
J. " Foster. occult Psychic ma
tnflalizHtInu. Independent slate
writing spirit photographs Room
81 NrHdumr. First avenue
gEiNTHUbE MYBEA, greatest iiy-
tug elalrxay1ul Lelnnd. hla ri AZ.
COn No. tOn ana EOtLDEns.
rAFF n ROrLO. store nzturaa.
general jobblug 800 Main street.
hODHHQUla1 q ltOaELEAt. shops
at as=22o spring street
J. T. SWIFT. house ana niRn pain
tHT Lake avenue. Fremont.
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TheaterS.
3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

There has already been a heavy de-
maud al the seattle thsater for seats
for the lectures q Ernest Seton
Thompson next Thursday afternoon
and evening. There Is no question
about the quality - this entertain
ment Mr. stnn-Thompaon'a Ie--
lures are illustrated BY photographs
and paintings % his fFienda-ths
Wild animals. For 10 years this ar
tist has hren an lndefatiRahie hunt
En-. and his only weapon Was the
camera.
The Great Ruby" drew last night
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UaNcINo ACADeNIGs.

TWELVE DAECiNG LE4a6Ns
$50 lHaiea. ladies nul gentlemen.
guaranteed waltz. tWD-Hirp and ali
tie latest bail room dances. en=
tfemfly low rate Tor gentlemen
Joining open GLASSES now. Monday
and Friday evenings. 30 Will
son Dancing Academy. pike street.
HHnke block rivntc lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
Nil and Mrs Little's Academy. de
pertinent dancing. physical cul=
fura HIg Madison bet ard and 4th
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PUBLIC AUCTION

We have decided to sell out our 81
tire stock at
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Tho GompanY'sHteam
chip Wnila Walta,
umattlla aud city 81
of ruehln Leave Re
attic . "a. m May Z, 70.
II. H. 20, 80. juno %,
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AbaraACf OF tItLE.

1HEMPEn a co. Inc.
Abstract Company. entnbllhhrd
1883. Mining cintn HhhtfaCtH. Base
muut nf the Mutual Iifr building
booth Whlttleaey iInuford Abstract
20. established 1869. basement Of
Halter block Telephone Main iHi.
eFAfsrf = tbatraet az. N. blk
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LEoAL NOTICES.

Q IL
the state u Washington. fgr *.
County u King. James sua,s
Plaintiff. ". Melyina J. D.ekss-
Defendant No sufarno,s
The State Of Washington IA Il.
said Aelvlna ]. Dickson.
You are hereby summoned "a A..
/ pear within sixty days after the AL
of the first publication Of this sun.
mons. 70 w.t. within sixty days sfte,
the 9Th day u May. 1901. and asfsFs
the above entitled action in the ai,sys
entitled court, and answer The ear.
plant u the plaintiff. and serve 4
copy o. your ans 9er upon the up8e..
signed attorney for PLAINTIFF. a. 4.
Office below stated. and in ezt =
your failure 80 10 do. judgment III
be rendered against you according .
the demand 81 the complaint. xkles
has been filed with the clerk q al
court.
This action h brought By pan.
/ tiff against the defendant fsY =.
purpose Of recovering fiTsl08. and 4.
/ foreclosure 81 a mechanics lien bsf..
tafore fled IN the auditors ofiee 4
King county. State u Washingsy.
I for said sum against the f0.aHinx
described property. to wit: the wesI
| half Of Lot Three ca. Block Five 81
In Maynard's Addition 70 the Tor.
now city. Of Seattle, King Coan,y.
Washington. and for decree q IL
court declaring said notice q Len .
be a lien upon said property and a.
Of said above described property u
satisfy the same.
r. OSBORN.
Plaintiffs Attornsy.
= .. Address: No. 707 New Y1t
Block, Seattle, King County, wasA-
inEfon.
Date of first publicstion May n.
1901.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT on
the state Of Washington. Klng
County. Probate Department l.
the matter Of the estate of jana
Paxton Burreil. deceased. Noties
70 Creditors. No. as7i.
Notice Is hereby given by the ~
dersigned. administrator Of the =
tate Of James Paxton BurnsH. De-
ceased. 20 the creditors and all pef-
sons having claims against THE ssi
deceased. 10 exhibit them. xitA he
/ necessary vouchers, within ons
year after the first puhlicafiar q
this notice, TO the said admins.rs-
trix at 32s. 20 and 2ss Bailey butt
ing. the same being the place for b.
| transaction OF the business Of ak
/ estate On the City 81 Seattle. King
County. Washington
MARTHA A. BURRELL
/ Administrators OF the estate q
James Paxton BurreIl. deceased
&. :. HIS, attorney for admins
tratrix. 22s. 81 and 22s Bailey bull
/ ing Seattle Washington,
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NOTICE to the public interested in
the building industry in this city
You are respectfully notified that
this body publishes weekly a list
Of unfair, irresponsible, inCompet-
ent contractors. The same Will be
furnished to an who apply for IL
at headquarters, 1906 Second ave
nue., at any time. From this date.
no excuse viii be taken from own
ers, contractors or others who give
out work TO such persons or firms.
seattle building Trades Council.
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fgNeRAL pIREcroRs.
HELP WANTED


y. W INTELLIGENCE COMPANY
% men for saw mill.
20 men for coal mine.
= boys for box factory.
Men to clear brush in city.
Good city teamHter. -
Clerk for general store in city, SIS
week call tonight
Lady e. take charge ~ once. sal
AIRY 81 10 SIS week and commits
sion. must have $40 or $500 Sc
cuflty fno other need nppiyl.
Man clerk in city store. SIS week. at
once.
Head waitress tn first class hotel In
city. SO up. fine place.
Mattresses chamhermnidH. house
Keepers. girls Tor general house
work. nurse girls. etc.
Employers. try us. we can nll any
order no matter how many. LarE
est employment Office IA Seattle.
Call. write. wire or telephone White
81. open evenings, and all the
time
QUEEN city Employment One.
Mrs. kcycs. manager. Wanted
cooks. ehambermaids. Mattresses.
second girls. day women. general
help. Phone. Black 312i. 1914
Third avenue
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pREssMAkERs.

FOH Ladies tailor and reception
gowns cell a. Lamb Sisters. $40
81 Collins block
Mime. Hufial. skirts faced and bound.
10 % . IA 20 pm. L8 Mcdonald hk
NINE SMITH. modlste. Hineklsy.
Lynch 4 SHAW. ts-7 IIaller Hldg
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FINANCIAL.

t. L0AN-Private money at low
rate 81 interest Groll Damus =
osnsr. toT Ma -ion street
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
ffsan 4 Esheiman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC on 90 - Haiier 6i6eE-
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The Great RUBY drew last night
the largest Monday night audience
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eLEerRIcAL MAetlINeRY.

EAE1 NlNNL "N~ffaNEr' v
ERICKSON a VIVIAN co. manu-
faefure aud repair electrical ap-
uaFatla ialf West ng Main. 7as
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ocULIers ANo AURIsrs.

DIT RiHEE Bailey Huildtnr
IN } a MaoMuupn 8 chaplin BLDG
DH sHELLAHAHgEH - tnaausy
DH FONDA EAbEAu. eye. ear.
uaae aua iFr0pf f1i Burke fIas
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DHANATIt-OIEHATIC stIIOOLf
PRANK g EGAN. dramatic aud
aperHttc coach special summer
course ia Hll grades of dramatic
art eiorutlou. voice placing. oper-
attic force Turadayn and Fridays.
suite 81 Holyokc block
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
DENTISTS.

.uGA8 Detective Agency. Union
blow J q ID wann- mnnnRer-
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a. v rmLLlPB' - Heussy BIZ.
Chicago Dsntsi "a. 52-s Hiuekley
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ron HALE-Eenttle auction sale
stable. tgi2 Western avenue. tel.
HuT 1851 Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at ! y. m. horses.
wagons. harness. etc. All Kinds Of
goods cold on commission. NJ. J.
Walker auctlonccr.
afs8a= Neat Groom. 2-atnry cottage
alth fuIi iat E0rie0. On Terry ave
rue north. easy walking distance.
So cash. balance monthly. Frank
T. Hunter. with the elise Invest
menf Co.. room A. Pacific block.
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NorIon TO CoNIRAoroRs.

". r. MURDOCH. instructor guita
and mandolin. 1890 Holyoke block
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
NEWPORT is BOMBARDED
SOMEBODY ON U. 8. s. KEARSARGE
MAY HEAR SOMETHING DROP.

NEWPORT, r. l., July A-The
screeching Of a shell that proved TO have
come from the United States ship Kear-
sarge and it's explosion into fragments
that broke a small piece Of stone out Of
the new city building on Broadway and
cut a limb from a tree near by, caused
CONSERVATION here shortly after o'clock
this evening. Half an hour later two Of
ficers came ashore from the Kearsarge,
traced the shell to the city hall and OBJ
tanned information as to it's passage over
the city They examined some of the
pieces and pronounced the shell a one
FOUNDER from the Kearsarge, after which
they returned without making any ex-
planation. From the flagship it was
learned that the crew was called to quar-
ters at 5 o'clock The gun crews took
their positions, pointed the guns and
went through the work of firing. A Nor
denfeldt Maxim automatic gun in the
after fighting top went off when the crank
was turned. The officers were thereupon
dispa tched to the shore in order to re-
assure Rear Admiral Higginson that such
was the fact. On the wharf a scared
party Of fishermen was found who de-
clared that the shell had passed over
their heads sore eching loudly. How the
shot happened to be fired has not been
explained. The ships had been engaged
twice since the breaking up Of camp at
Nantucket in target practice at sea The
matter will be thoroughly investigated.
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WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota-Local thunder storms Thurs
day; cooler in southern portion. Friday,
fair, probably warmer; fresh north to
east winds.
Wisconsin-Local thunder storms and
cooler Thursday; Friday fair; warmer
in western portion; easterly winds.
Iowa-Partly cloudy Thursday proba-
bly, scattered thunder storms and not so
warm; Friday, fair, with slowly rising
temperature ;easterly winds.
North Dakota-Showers Thursday
Friday, fair; warmer; easterly winds.
South Dakota-Showers Thursday;
cooler in eastern; Friday, fair, with rising
temperatures
Montana-Partly cloudy and cooler
Thursday; Friday, fair; variable winds.
st. Paul - Yesterdays observations,
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau st. Paul, P. F. Lyons, observer, for
the twenty-four hours ended at o'clock
last night-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation: Highest temper
ature, 1O4; lowest temperature, "a; average
temperature. SO; daily range, 30; barome-
ter 1884; humidity, &C; precipitation .O5;
p. m, temperature, IS; Z p. m, wind
north; weather, partly cloudy.
Yesterdays Temperatures
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FROM WINDOW
CRAFT. OF LA CROSSE, IN
CHICAGO
IS ATTRIBUTED TO DRINK
May Have Been Suicide, but Police
Consider That the WOman's Fall
From Sixth Story Was
Accidental.

CHICAGO, July A.-Early today a
young woman Mrs de Graft, of La
Crosse, Wis, fell from a window on the
sixth floor of the Morrison hotel and died
am hour later at the county hospital.
She would have been instantly killed on
the stone sidewalk, only that she struck
an awning, which broke her fall Her
limbs were fractured and she was also
hurt internally.
Brick De Graft, the husband of the
woman, appeared at the central detail
police station this afternoon. He said
the woman was his wife, and that he
left her last night to go on a trip to Mil
waukee. Reading in the papers Of her
accident, he returned to Chicago.
Il am afraid she committed suicide he
said "She had been drinking a good
deal and was respondent" He has been
divorced from her, but recently they were
REMARKED.
The woman's body lies at the county
morgue.
B. De Graft and wife arrived at the
Morrison hotel yesterday morning and
were assigned to room 5S7 They were a
we'll dressed couple and attracted no par
ticular attention. The only baggage the
couple had was a new telescope grip.
They spent part of the afternoon in
their room and took their meals in the
the hotel building. In the evening they
went out, and it is said that about mid
night they had supper in the restaurant.
The woman returned alone to the hotel
and went to her room. This was about
1:30 o'clock. She told the bellboy that
her husband would not be in until 10
o'clock today
AT o'clock Policeman Meyers, who
was standing at Clark and Madison
an drop from the window of her room.
She struck an awning on the Clark street
side Of the building and her fall was par
tally broken, but when picked up she was
unconscious, and an hour later she died
at the county hospital.
When the police reached the Morrison
hotel the door to the room was locked
from the inside, and bellboy was helped
through the transom. The bed clothing
was strewn about the apartment and the
woman's clothing was scattered about in
disorder
The police are convinced that the fan
from the window was accidental. They
believe that Mrs. De Graft was under the
influence of liquor, and while seated on
the window sill lost her balance
LA CROSSE, Wis, July 24.-Mrs. Brick
De Graft. who was killed by falling out
OF the SlXtn story OF the Hotel MOTIF
son, Chicago, was the divorced wife of
Brick De Graf, local tailor De Graf
was divorced from his wife in the circuit
court at Viroqua, about three months ago
on the ground that she was a habitual
drunkard. The couple had been married
only about three years and during that
time were divorced three or four times.
She attempted to suicide by taking car
bol1c acid a short time before the last
divorce was secured, but was found in
time to save her life
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RUNNING FIGHT.

Then followed an exciting street fight
between the madman and officers who
came upon the scene. Kelly, flourisning
his revolver dashed through the lum-
Der yard. He met Ike Healer laborer,
and shot him in the hand A few yards
further he encountered Sergeant Dodge
The two exchanged shots as they ran
One bullet from Kelly's revolver struck
Dodge in the neck, but not before that
officer had shot him In the shoulder.
Kelly kept on running, and was soon con-
fronted by Detective Mcdonald and Off
Ger Falthager. Mcdonald dropped Kelly
with bullet in the neck Dodge raised
his revolver, but it failed to work, ami
catching up with the murderer. he crush
ed his skull with the weapon. Kelly
sank to the ground and was carried TO
the station in an unconscious condition,
dying soon after his arrival there.
Garrett did not regain consciousness,
and died an hour after being taken to
the hospital. DR.. MCGEE still suffers Sc
verely, and it is believed he cannot re-
cover. Dodges wound is not considered
fatal while the wounds of the others
are slight