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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-11
CAMPFIRE SKETCHES.
GOOD SHORT STORIES FoR THE
VETERANS.

interesiina Tnfermation Concerping West
Poiai Military Academy = rnder the
Last Apportionment the Aanimum
Numhsr of school cadets Is sii4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-11
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nkrTIlr ouncH Rev L Compsre. Pastor.
Services every Sunday 81 iiamand Y.so D M
Sunday School p4s M. Prayer meeting wed.
nesday night
fazsnfIHaiAN ourncH
W p Leonard Pastor.
Services every Sunday o. u am and 80 D IN
Sunday sehoolassam Prayet meeting
Wednesday night
- cHuRcn SOUTH. ED Cameron. Pastor.
Services eyery Sunday a. u n and pm
Sunday School 81 loa no. Prayer meet.
ing every Wednesday night Epvorth
League eTeTy Sunday at8pm.
CLAIR sconern See. + Aust. Supt.
cHmsriAn cHuncH IA Stevens. Pastor.
Services every Sunday e. m and 30 m
nunolF Rchooi 81 10 M Prayea meet
fing ever Wednesday, night
CATHOLIC cHuhcH Isadors Richiln. Pastor.
Services Kreysunday a. ioa m and so m.
ErmccraL cHuRcn JIM Wright. Pastor.
Prayer and services every Sunday a. ia
andsopm
CHlcKASHA POST OFFICE.
JH MILLER. POSTMASTER.
Open Sundays 70 . an $50 70 $50 , m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-11


E. HAMILTON,
Attorney-at-Law.
- NOTARY PUBLIC
once IA Court HOUSE.
n. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Attorney at Law.
1ncs IN Carey Fitzpatrick bnilding.s
HI GRIGSBY
Atrorney at Law,
racilces 10 an courts ID The erritoriea.
u.u@u-~@----@---------
Sd. Davidson. FE. Riddls
DAVIDSON a RIDDLE,
ATTORNlES at LAW.
NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE.
once 10 Bouriand building.
hiekasha. md Ts's
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81. HOLDING REFoRD BOND
HOLDING & BOND,
Attorneys at Law.
once Ia NeE Post once Building.
Chickasha. Ind. Ter
A. W. CALLAHAN,
Attorney-at-LaW,
MARROW, IND. TER
BEAVERS & SAVER
Attorneys at Law.
once In rear Of Citizens Bank.
Jhiokasha. Indian TerritorJ
Alger Mslion John L. Norris,
MELTON & MORRIS,
AttorneyS-at-L
CHIcKAsHA, IND. TER.
Clark Jam FL Hutchison
JAMES a llUTCHISON,
Attorneys-at-LaW.
Ohickasha, Ind. Ter.
CHAS. n. FECHHEIMER,
Attorney at Law.
OHre IN rear 81 Hank Of Chlckashn
H Gilbert. WI onbsn
GILBERT & GILBERT.
Attorneys at Law.
DUNCAN, Ind Ter.
Or. R. P. TYE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Besides doing general practice viii CIV
surgeon C r. I =. Ry. Co.
once corner chiekasha ave and Fourth %.
W. II. MINTER,
Physician g. Surgeon.
once in ciiyDrug Store.
Residence
Phone Nos CnCKAsHA. T.
A. W. AUSTIN, NJ. D.. D. O.
Specialist in all Chronic Diseases
and Diseases Peculiar TO women.
Permanently Located in this city.
CHIcKAsHA, /. 7,
once over cltl1ens National Bank.
Dh G. P. BROWN,
Physician and Sugeon,
once over Bank Of chickashs.
Pesident phone 7a once 'phone. iif
DR.. S. W WILSON,
Physician and Surgeon
once a. Palace Drug Store. Phone NOT
MILO N. MAcKELLAR, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
once over sarbaehs ia Gnnn niding
Wire talker no. 4.
J. E. sTINSON, NJ. D.,
Physician & Surgeon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
Too Fat for Tights.

The New Orleans courts hold that
Mile Stirval " too fat 10 Sing in
tights, or at least that her super
abundance or emhonpoint is auni
oicut cause for mn imprcasario 10
cancel a provisional contract. The
matter came w In a suit FOR dam
ages brought by Mile. Gabriel stir
val. a soprano, against Henri Her
ricl. manager 81 the New Orleans
French Opera company. for g.. 900.
During the last season Mile, Stirv-
al, then In san Francisco, was COM
fnuuicated with by the impressnrlo
as "A prospective "DuRazon" Of his
company. and IL is claimed by the
artist that his letters to her were
equivalent to contract. However,
upon her arrival In New Orleans, NJ.
Berricl behold a tower Of flesh which
astonishcd him in the thirty third
degree, In answer 20 her suit. NJ.
Berriel declared that he knew tho
public too we'll 10 attempt 10 place
Mile. Stirval In the cast ~ such OPP
eras as Faust" Romeo and Juliet
and les HuRuonnts." ne her appear
ance In the tights of Siehel. Urban
and Stefano would have produced "A
riot.
Judge King, who Is an enthusiastic
opera Roer, decided with the man
aRer, saying that no matter how
beautiful tho voice, the figure was =
barrier which should prevent her
from wearing tights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
FAMe'S PATHWAY.

Mrs. Gertrude Atherton. the novel
ist r. at present at ST. Thomas.
Danish Wet Indies, making iuvoHa
legations Ia Nevis aud 81 Crois
concerning the pnrentaEo 81 Alex
ander Hamilton.
Henry James was once prnisins tho
work 81 a fellow author. You ara
very kind % him." said SOME one
prevent, for he says very unpieaH
ant things about your work" All.
said MI. James, but. then, both Of
us may be wrong
The German emperor r. said 20 re-
ceive more than 500 letters "a day
on an average,
The school teachers 81 Okla homR
have given GOV. Harness Of that tor
rltnrY "a pair - driving horses ~ =
recognition III hts work Tor the put
lie school OF nat territory.
Edwin Al 81, who will paint the
coronation ~ king Edward. may be
accounted among the lucky artists.
lie went 60 London from Fhliadel-
phia 20 years nEu ana took up news
paper Illustration. u waa 10 years
before he hnd a picture hung At abe
academy aud then came fame. It's
riar has been 80 rapid that II Is
hard SO believe that but - years
have elapsed since he FIRST caught
the public eye MANY Of hiH sub.
ierts have como from Tenny son All
Shakespeare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
OF SPECIAL INTEREST.

The Union Record vll say tomor-
row;
An organization has Just hevn per-
feetrd Go be known a. the Seattle
Water Front federation. II ia de
stinrd % be enc - the greatest or
gHnlHHtiouH lea the history of thlH
clfN, Action was taken - various
unions Ia regard 20 labor iutrrusts
and 10 ttY IN every rcHpeCt a. fni-
low san Francisco. The most in
tslirrtunl workers - various unions
were present and an enthusiastic
meeting Wns the result. II waH de-
cIded 90 control such business ~
came aithin il Jurisdiction 4 full
understanding whs arrived a. 81 re-
gard - iahor. and the delegates
acre v.n pleased with their even
iuK r. wurk
Practically every union IN Seattle
has promised moral and financial
aid q the striking machtnlntn.
Ana Htiil they cUrue. the ha rteni-
ern truck drivers. marine cooks and
brtekmAkers Will suou b. ia the fold
- the Western Central Labor union.
and the Aiiied Printing Trades roun-
81 VIII ada = new member 80 ita
happy family ia tho near future.
Tumnrrnw IN" truck drivers ~ tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

city will be organized. with = large
charter membership.
The Hotel and Restaurant Em-
plnyca' local union No. 80 h NOV
ing along al a good healthy pace.
with a membership nearing the zoo
mark. FORTY new mempefH Were in
lt3Htcd during the month ~ April
and Hfiil they come The meetings
are lively and Interesting. and seil
attended.
Horace A Duke. formerly a sea,-
tie riEarmakes q doing good work
nH organizer for the American Fsd-
etAtiuu ~ Labor IN Oregon. Duke
ia a bern hustler and was educated
in a good school. the CiEarmaker's
union.
The Stationary Firrmen'H union
~ seattle is growing slowly but
surely. The charter members - the
union are made M af the right stun
The demand for union label cloth
Ing has resulted m the displacement
~ go Cinnamon by members % the
Garment Makers union 81 La An
geles
The preliminary work has been
dous ia organizing the hFirhmakrrr
u Seattle. Several meetings have
he~n held and a charter has been
sent for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
TIN ROOF Ratified.
He Was a Bicycle Factory. But the
Court Said II Was Paranoyia.

Herman Schulz was brought be
fore Judge George this morning for
acting In a boistsroua manner on
First avenue last night.
What have you 70 say for your
self. asked city Attorney he Bru-
Ter.
'sHa. IA. IA" said the r1nn.
What's the matter with him. Of
fieerT.'
His TIN roof rattics." explained
the policeman.
What"
Rats in his garrett" said the po-
iiceman.
Il don't understand
Hes "A bicycle factory"
You mean h works there"
Nav. HIS attic leaks"
Ills WHAT 7 don't underNtanf +"
Great Scot. can't you understand
English ten you he's nutty."
"Nutty. what's that"
why. huRhouse. 81 course. he's
OF his nut. looney."
4 think" interposed the Judge.
that the man has rarannvta.
"Ah yes I understand now. but
why didn't the policeman say 50 az
first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

bales. II is picked up mostly IN
wholesale houses In Chicago, and the
Newspaper offices. when the paper
arrives at the mill Il 10 put Into an
enormous boater, where II h. ground
into pulp, the foreign matter set
Ting to the bottom. Once every
week the heater II cleaned, and this
~ a signal for Il Wild scramble on
the part Of the employees Of the mill.
who gather around the tank and
wait until the last particle Of pulp
lH drained on Then they jump into
the tank head frHt or any way that
they can get ga the handiest, and the
search for valuableH begins.
The men come up bearing their
trophies. One viii have "a watch,
another n chain, etc. Curry Alien,
one of the Oldest employee ~ the
mill has "A tt0o-uunca bottle fun ~
gems that he hns found IN the tank.
There are pearls. rubieH and emp
phtfeat and two diamonds Of eOuaid o.
cradle value.
This year there have been found T.
rings set With different gems. all ~
value. There have also been found
several frHt.c class watches and many
watch eases without the works. Most
~ the articles have the lot number
ana price c0et on them. These All
come from HweepinRH from tho
Wholesale 1eWelry houses The moet
remarkable mud this year was "a
solid gold fob chain n contained
three gold pieces linked together.
Each man Is allowed TO keep all
that he nnda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
IN The COURTS.

A Jury in Judge EmorY's depart
meut ia hearing the case af John ".
Waldrun against the city ~ Seattle
20 recover for personal Injuries al
legged "a have been received on ac-
count 81 defective sidewalk.
Judge Talimsn arrtarday settled
the dispute between Jas. r. pntter-
suu and Jas fiauer. two farmers
near Green Lake. concerning tho
riRht-of- way to a country road
Judgment was awarded "a favor Of
Patterson.
Yesterday a rev jury Was tmpau-
eiea FOR Judge EmorY.a department
go ~ fhe superior court.
The Seattle a Montana Railway
CO., in q btu II equity nl-i ~ tho l..
s. District Court. asks ghat it'a tax
- I'm KING county for ifai-as 90 he
reduced one hail The m iirnad ewes
the county tia85A2a Tho ,1mpsny
states that levy ~ f6lsasg would
Doe equitable end aHka that the levy
be reduced TO that amount.
J g. Elliott has commenced pro-
ceodlnKH in the superior court 10 re-
cover fi99 alleged 20 be due ON a
prumlHHnry note.
\ jury In Judge Grlmn.a depart
meut is hearing the case 81 tho state
against Frank Lewis. coinrcd. on a
charge ~ sodomy
Lewis - accused OF making n
criminal assault upon Fred Thorn
sen .. a street urchin. on May Q
last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
THE BUILDING
ORDINANCE
Mayor Humes Speaks OF the Old
Law as a Faulty One.

Since Mayor Humes vetoed the
building ordnance some ruuncllmru
are reported 10 have s1tH that they
supposed that the ma aF had for
gotten all about the uFainaur. AL
ready In force allowing fhc building
Inspector TO enter and inspect any
house OF building In the city. When
asked ahaut the matter today the
mayer Eaid.
Well suppose there Is an ordin-
anes ~ that Kind Can't that ordin-
ance be faulty as well na the one
vetoed The hiit il certainly "a had
one and there are other reasons than
! stated IN my veto why it should
not pass. one ~ the worst feat
ures - that an Inspector. Who ma 5
be Incompetent can arrest an al
legged vioiat0r without due process
Of law.
No. I don't know whether theyn
pass the bin over ny headmh NH
pass the Bill over my veto or not.
] AZ least feel that have done my
duty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
Monte Carlos Pensioners.

Monte Carlo. the most famous
gambling place I'm the world. has a
very curious pension list Here arc
inscribed the names Of the men aud
women who have lost their fortunes
AZ the tables and who are allowed
small sums daily for the rest Of their
miserable lives. This practice. which
was iuauEnrnted by Pcre Blanc.
- being dropped aR the pension
aires die out. Tho pensions now
paid rauge from 81 TO * day, nc
oordlnE 10 the amount which has
been lost at the tables and the social
position 81 the recipient. For In
stance. tall Scotchman who IL a
familiar figure upon the Promenade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
lie. Them Come Forward.
WAR Is ON AT
STONES LANDING
Churchill and Mrs. Sloan Each Want
Postoifiee.

stones Landing has a ind that
promises 60 be serious. and already
deputy sheriff has hgen sent there
% keep peace A man named
Churchill protests hts rights To the
distinguished Office. and % late has
been making every endeavor 10 Gust
Mrs. Sloan. the longtime postmiA-
tress % that place.
Churchill was successful some tirue
ago In obliEing Mira. Sloan 10 move
her office, as u was partially on hts
property. Later the county commits
sionerH allowed Mrs. sloan to extend
her building on vacant "trip -
Land, This irritatct Churchill. and
yesterday the old feud broke out
anew. neecssi,ating the presence Of
a deputy.
Deputy Al clark started this at
ternoon for Stones Landing 60 pre-
serve peace in that neigh borh hood.
The trouble comes from the rival
y Of parties FOR the postmaatsrship
Of the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
Pawning tho English Crown.

~ Tense four times the Grown Of
III. Henry y. Edward III. and
Richard II. all rrsurtrd to this means
OF raising money. The merchants
or Flanders once had possession or
the crown the city % London held
Il ~ security for 1000 pounds. and #
was pledged at another time for 90
600 pounds. Edward III disposed Of
"a 20 the bishop Of winchester for
1900 pounds. aud Charles II. would
have used the crown as = personal
asset n hn hal been able "a turn it
into money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

deH AnFlaia In Nice. receives two
louis tahaut So per day lie lost a
million and % quarter ht roulette
lie has ntlil a small income nnd the
bank. therefore, considers his pen
sion aufntlcnt "a keep hts hrukcn
vessel from coming go the ground
II one could Eo through the whole
list. what q story might be written
uucnt each Item
There Is no hope OF the Casino be
ing closed, not even during the sum
mrr. but n people would only re-
strain their passion FOR gambling for
another i've years, as they showed
themselves capable uf doing during
the winter of 40 and "a. the dividend
will come out zero, aud the bank
will be- broken, not ia name only.
but also In deed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
OLD CHAP
PRETTY GAY

CHICAGO. May 17.-Scott r. Wei
iingt0n, 90 years old. is a gay de-
cefver. lie says 10 himself. In
four weeks he has engaged 70 marry
% or 20 Chicago women, most u
whom are widows. lie secured from
them fewelry valued al 1900 Part
~ the 1ewelry has been pawned, but
rings, watches and other articles
cts
Mrs. Gertrude Davies and Mrs. n.
worth 81 900 were found IN his peck
NJ Kurkg caused Wellington arrest
for aWindiing.
The police say that wellington
scheme was h advertise for house
keeper He posed as a wealthy Ten
nesBee planter and he wanted a
woman 10 care for his young daugh-
ter. A proposal of marriage would
follow. and wellington then secured
the ieWelry from his victims by rep
resentiug that he desired 10 have II
repaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
GIGANTIC
MORTGAGE

The Seattle q Tacoma Inter-urban
Railway Co. yesterday muPtgng god
their entire property 90 the old COL
uny Trust CO. ~ Boston. Mass. &C.
curing tz.0oo,oo0 % Per cent. gold
bonds.
The instrument has attached
revenue stamps Ia the value of ssIs
The entire proSerty az the company.
including right II way. licenses and
other privileges % che franchise afe
included IN tho tna tlumant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

Seattle. Wash. May ~. 1901.
Mr. =. Cumvow. Ny Dear Sir
For the last eight months I have
rheumatism IN my foot. 7 have
sometimes been IN such agony that
was almost compelled 10 Rroan.
! have taken ail Horts ~ drugs and
doctors. Received no benefit from
them. Finally saw the remarlta bic
cures effected by Mr. T.. Cumyow. /
npplled for the same and the result
~ today ] feel no rheumatism what
ever. sleep aoundlY all night. None
but sufferers Gan appreciate this.
LEE MATTACE.
Floor Manager Stone, Sanford A.
Lane, Second avenue.
Y. Cumyow Office Lyon house.
2fsh Columbia street. between Sec
pnd avenue and Third. Office Il.
Hours, a. m. % 3 p. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
The LAUNCH
RECOVERED

ne missing naptha launch IRo. be-
srzlag q Y. p. Kellogg Of the KEEL
az MI Co. Of Ballard. has been
seated ~ Vfcforia. Capt. Edwards.
~ Geodrieh. has been up 70 hts
= tricks- He cold the boat 20 Jas.
1srwIn and Jas Hill. Of Victoria.
y -. and nothing has been heard
an since The two men who
NE purchased the boat are weli-to-
= nerchants. and little trouble "
Nsieipated IN recovering the stolen
psserty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
MEREDITH AND P. D. HUGHES
IN INTERVIEWS
SAY CONSlDINE SHOULD ACT
poce Commissioner Says Ne is Tired OF lnsnuatOns and
Wants Formal Charges Brought Against
Accused Officials.

~,.f AZ Police Meredith said this
s.-r,on IN speaklng Of the eharR-
e.ae IN John Gonsldine; I am
:. es,ef ot pollee of this city. II
- attention 90 every statement
q. ~ crooks. members of the
..s,tsx fraternity and other classes
J. s,r.seaas would not have time
.,tena % my regular WI X. As
ss..ss.nsiaine. he must understand
~ must obey the laws as they
~ a,snInIstered By the uoliee de
~ ...,snt and not as he wishes 10
- them administered.
=. fur my paying any attention
~. statenientS In their present
-. nat Is entirely cut OF the
49, ..,an II would be entirely Inn
s.-sr for ne u notice them In any
say.
Lat MIN eriaE chsrRas.
n,.n. hss evidence % NY taking
..x rom either thieves or gamb-
- As anapie means ~ ustnE Il.
-. ..txn service commission l. en-
ls..-.5 10 hear charges against me
800 tlu,a. II Considine has any
.s~r % prove let him 50 20 that
- ,Sxion. make his complaint on
.ss-yit and Submit his proof 10 the
sennlSsion-
- hss charges are true. and he
.vs they are. nothing on earth can
- me from dismissal merely
..sw,~t this course as Il Is the only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
ALASKA ICICLES.

Doawell a eo.'aateamer city ~ Sc
attic arrived from SkagWay this
morning With a large number % pas
aeuEera.
The Yukon river has opened
to the head % Lake IssuarEe. and
from the foat of Lake I.rRarrr 60
Little salmon. The Ice g. getting
very soft and the Indications are
that the river viii be opened 10 nAws
erHsou within few dnyH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
LAST EDITION.
GAS CASE.

Judge Bcu has signed the iudg-
mont Ia tho gas ease, IN accordance
with his recent decision In favor OF
the Seattle Gas a Electric Co. In
order 10 expedite matters. 10 that
the ease may be taken Immediately
TO the L. :. supreme court on ap-
peal, statement Of facts has been
agreed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
THE SOUND
AND OCEAN

Tho Patterson and Macarthur. two
United States coast and Eoodetie
survey baats have smiled for Al
nHkn. The former Will survey IA and
around Cross sound ana the latter
among saunak islands.
The 1904 ton schooner nalhao. built
Tor tie Nome trade az Port Blake
ley for Han Bros has gone into
commission and viii be- operated hy
the Northwest Commercial Co.. sail
Ing from here May %
Tho Dolphin will call for skag-
way and way ports tonight. 30
far 10 pashengers have booked.
The oregon haze taken on her coal
preparatory 10 sailing for Nome.
Already $50 people have engaged
passage, ana nearly all nf the freight
space has been taken.
Il De- rumored that the Charles u.
Lane vill not ply between seattle
and Nome this season. but viii be
operated between san Francisco and
Panama, In opposition % the boats
Of the raeine Man steamship co.
The steamer Lake IL lying az the
Arlington dock unloading a cargo OF
oats for the government
The GoldHharouRh has steam up
and viii take another trip around
he Sound late this Afternoon 10 an
rudrutur 10 throw Of the Jonah"
which has hung over her since Hhe
was launched.
The T.. s. transport Egbcrt lies az
Arlington dock awaiting orders.
SEINE repairs viii be made on her
before nhe loads freight 20 be- taken
Go 81. Michael fuf the government.
There are several hundred people
az present in the city who are hold
Ing Oft purchasing tickets fof Nome
hoping that rate war will be on.
All ~ the steamship agents claim
that there g. no prospect II fares be-
Ing any lower than they are at pres
sut
The Rapid Transit r. lying az the
White star dock waiting for car
50 81 machinery.
The steamer Ruth. 81 the Pacific
Clipper line. viii sail fnr Goiofnin
hlY On the gaih instant. She Will
have large cargo ana "a full COM
uiemsut " passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
HORSE THIEVES
ARE OPERATING
s,Esyed al the Sheriif's Office That
Seattle Is Headquarters.

-s.-s r. well founded belief At
- sherins once. that a band OF
49, thieves are operating through
- ne Sound country. and making
ar headquarters IN this city. There
Z nuch evidence in the hands Of
~ Deputy Vim. Corcorhn 70 fort
\ ,his theory. though many details
- wtthheid from publicity.
nursnx the past three weeks many
-.zsnunications have been received
= Ne sherffys Office. complaint g s
4 hor~< thieves. With In the past
s,sk the sheriff has been notified Of
rursher % horses having been stoi-
= ara asked - watch closely for
iAssr arrival In this city. Further
rars. the authorities have reason %
seasvs thaf the band have estan-
rsssx themselves In this city and
ssr nIe-stables here.
lesstse the AaimsI.
necsntly 4 man who had lost his
Mrs. heated the animal at a stable
Z skis city. When he made point
4 inquiry AZ the stable ne received
re cuurtssy. and left with little
z<srwafion The next day the
tsrw vas found IN \ corral in the
nssrts. Immediately the idea was
.srmed that the horse had been TAX
q frur the stable during the night.
Later, this theory was corrobnrat-
4 b. q youth who had worked at
~ Place. The boy said he had n
rkszrce against hts employer any
s1y.- and testified 90 the fact that
~ missing horse had been IN the
nbls
~ authorities are confident that
Asir theory i correct. but have In
nHcisms evidence 20 prosecute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
JOHN ElMS WAS
BURIED TODAY

While Charles Anderson lies IN his
cell In the city jail the body Of John
Fins. his victim is being borne 10
It's last resting place In Lake View
cemetery this afternoon. Mrs. Films,
the widow Of the murdered man. ap-
peared for the first time since her
husbands death, at the funeral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
REVENGE
FOR DAVIS

George Davis. who has a Rriev-
auce against a certain Mrs. kim
ball. who BY her wiles caused him
20 part with considerable money. In
revenged. Last night Officers Pow
ers and Byrues arrested n Myrtle
West for the robbery o. +. G. OAR
nell In the Simpson saloon This af-
fernoon Chief ~ Police Meredith
Identified Myrtle as Mrs. KlmbalL
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horse doctor named Ziegler and Geo.
Rrawner wrre fiEhtinE back 81 COL
by'a billiard hall. when Rock
Island engine ran over the men.
cutting ~ both ~ ZieRler's feet and
iuluriuE Hfowuer'a right hand. Both
mea W.fe under the influence ~
liquor XirRief has since died. and
iraWurr's right hand has been amp
utaffd.