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La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
Fatal Accident.

Mrs. Delilah Stewart was in
stantly killed in the east end of
the Santa Fe yards about noon
yesterday. While crossing the
track, on her way TO the La unta
mill. she was run down by switch
engine No. 3oi. receiving injuries
which probably caused instant
death.
The engine, in charge Of Engi-
neer Meredith, was engaged in
making flying switch, and Mrs
Stewart propably became confused
and failed TO notice that the engine
and cars were on separate tracks
Engineer Meredith had noticed
Mrs. Stewart crossing the tracks,
while going down 10 make the hy-
ing switch, bur on his return was
engaged in watching the signals
OF the switchman. When he turn
ed to look ahead he saw woman
on the track about thirty feet dis
tant, and while he reversed his
engine. applied the air, and did
everything in his power to stop
the engine, he realized that it was
too late. The engine was headed
west, and Mrs. Stewart was struck
by the footboard in front and roll
ed under the engine. her body
being found under the ashpan as
soon as the engine was stopped.
Ii was necessary to move the en-
CINE about four feet in order to re-
lease the body. Mrs Stewards
right arm was crushed and man
gled, and the left side of her head
injured, the skull being laid bare.
Mrs. Stewart was SO years Of
age and leaves husband, two
sons and a daughter, the latter
residing at Monument, and her
sons, w. S. and c. E. Stewart are
employed in the Santa Fe shops.
They have resided La Junta for
the past two years, coming from
Adair county, Iowa
Coroner Green was summoned
from Rocky Ford and empanelled
a jury to investigate the death
The jury, after listening to the
evidence, were out three hours
before agreeing upon a verdict
which was as follows:
1--WE, the jury, find that Delilah
Stewart came to her death on
April a3d. on the line of the Santa
Fe. in the town Of La Junta, being
run over BY switch engine No.
,or, while the employees were
making a fiying switch, and that
we attach no blame TO the en-
ployes in charge or the railroad
company"
The funeral took place Wendes-
day afternoon from the residence.
he services being conducted by
Rev. Robt. Gray, Of the Baptist
church. and the interment taking
r1ace 4 Riverview Cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

ms check Tor tss4 Is drawn on the
Dexter Horton bank tn favor of
sylvester Petra.
This morning Charles Lupdy, who
had pleaded not guilty 60 the charNe
90 Rwnd larceny. changed his plea
and entered "a plea of kuilty OF petit
larceny
A jury in Judge Helts department
~ the superior court IL hearing the
ease instituted bN hravower
against the Pacific clipper line, to
recover Tor baggage lost The con-
plaint rccites that the plaintiff took
passage NJ Nums ON the steamer
charles Nelson uf Ike defendant
company. ON the etst IF last Octa-
hcr ana that shines MS arrival IN
Seattle on November ath hc haH
bevn unable 90 recover his baggage.
witch "a valued al stfo 90. kraes
over asks e. recover damages la the
above uamed sum with costs.
Jennie Vosv. yesterday examined
for Insanity by Judge Tnllman. wus
given into the care Of Mrs TuytoE.
police matron. for the time hcinN
A jury In department OF the suz
pvrior court. 10 hearing the case If
the state ", Henry fortvrnold. on
a oharse Of grand larceny.
In the ease of Kraeowcr against
the Pacific clipper Line. the jury
returned verdict awarding SIS
damages to the plaintiff.
This afternoon the Jury found ].
hadtock Euilty % grand larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
BOYS AND GIRLS
AID SOCIETY
VIII Be Aided by Local School
Beard and Co. Commissioners.

AZ the meeting Of the seAsol dlrec-
tors last night Maj. Cicero Newell
presented a plan for f,irtherinK the
work and usefulness OF the boys.
ana Girls Aid s1eisty. Mai Newell.
ia his Position as municipal gaard=
Tan. related the position ~ the 90
ciety. the work that has been done.
and the enlargement and extension
desired.
At present" said MAJ Newell.
we are CARING foe le eoss and sir -
who are not vicious. but srs uufuH-
tunats In not having homes. ny the
charitable aid ~ mere hAnts and 9TH
er citizens. We are maintaining the
home. but We desire a eaAdins sx-
clusiyely owned By ths society, and
my purpose here tanlght v 20 ask
the ee-eperatien q the scho4 diree-
tors IN = way that they may 500 clear
20 grant us teachers. ara probably
give as the use % vacated srhor
house
MAJ. Newell SAID that he had look.
ed az the Green Lake building. nj
understanding that the dlrecto~s
would soon be cDsupeiled 10 rettu-
auish the old building Ter q mere
commodioss one. he would ash II
the board could not In some manner
give Il over. 90 loan II. to the society
He said that the county commits
slouers had entered heartily into a
proposition % aid the society. and
under a recent act n the legislature,
they would hs able 20 materially a.
sist this crefltahle society.
The school directors were nuaHim-
Gus In their expressions 81 willing
ness - assist a. Far a. they could
10 an educational way Mr.. T. :.
Hughes moved that con- naittee be
appointed % confer with ths county
commissioners ana the directors 81
the BOYS. and Giri@' AID society, ard
with them perfect plans whereby
valuable assistance might be given.
Tn. committee appointed vss y. g
hughes. g J. SmHh and DR. 60
Mai Newell was asked T. arra nEs 4
meeting. which he promised to de.
for fra near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
TILE SULLIVAN
Will COMES Up

This morning judge ruliman Rd-
mtitcd into probate the non zeupa ti> q
Viii 90 the late John sullivan
brought hN Marie Carrau who states
that she WAS hettuthcd to Mr. suit
van Testimony wus taken from
those who we're az his bedside az the
time 90 his death. ana heard his last
testament which was written iWmos
diatcly after h.s death. AS follows
I want Nuu "a remember and Wit-
ness that / viii OF MY property and
personal effects. with many thuur
andH OF dollars. go De the money sud
property ol Yuur sister. Marie car.
rau. am sick and NE know not
what miEht happen Signed hy
Augusta hhtaaat. Louis NatsaBt.
Clarence Cauau and Marie Catrau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
LOUVRE CASE.

This afternoon Judge George took
the case q Henry Asmussn. pro.
Dststsr Of the Louvre saloon. arrest
% yesterday on a charge of violat-
ing the side entrances ordinance. IN
der advtseruent until next Taerday.
D~fectfvs Phillips male the arrest
and pesective Wappeuststn testified
as 20 the Arrangement Of the boxes
In the Louvre City Attorney De
Bruler stated that ne desired Judge
George 20 look into The case further
before rendering a decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
MARKETS..

Nobody II complaining on Western
avenue about trade. To-day opened
well. with both a good local truds
aud out OF town business.
II IL hard 20 say what special fsa
ture the street holds There are
plenty q green vegetables ou hand
and coming IN. Probably tho lhtsat
PRODUCTS that are enjoyed are new
POTATOES. fresh Mexican tomatoeHs
green peas ana asparagus. There
was n little green corn about short
lv after the Whlla Wmla unioadrti
Wednesday. but 1t vas soon pc ksl
up.
Two carr ~ potatoes came IN To
.day Thsy were Yakima ana prime
zine exhibits ~ uranB'H, apples.
lemons. bananas and grape fruit are
on the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
Pioneer Steamboat Man.

fspt. Alex, GuEss. enc ~ the plnn-
- stsAmhont men of WashiuEtou.
!. = seattle to-day Al one time Cap
- g,rlggs Was a partner of James
! ptil the railroad magnate. Ia the
szs-stlon % q line ~ steamers ca
- Mississippi. Al present ha ~
sssrating a line Of steamers On the
r,uushia river. a. WenAtchee. The
ssesf inaux 90 Eastern honeseekers
- me Menatchas and Columbia
..ssf valleys his peraeptihly iacreas-
= ne population. This increase is
- i almost every line 81 business.
s.srt GriEgs nov operates = hi
~ssk.y schedate On the Columbia.
sss~sen WAnatchee and brewster.
- he travel il So incrcaaed that a
ssgr nun wili socn have % be In
sska4ated. 70 do tails couple Of
- beats viii ssen have 90 be built.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
A. ". Gierinu Dead.

Albert g. GterinE, O. well known
fesldent 81 the city died today NJ
bis home, IL Nineteenth avenue.
Tho dersaseifNss AZ formerly watch
maker employed at Friach Brns He
was - years ~ age and leaves "a
widow and three children.
The deceased wna e member oi
Columbia lodKv. No 2 A q. q. W
and Camp g, ". ~. W The fuurr-
al viii bee held sunday afternoon
from the Eikx hall. under the dirrc-
ton % the seattIr NndartAklns O..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
WATERFRONT NOTES.

The damages 90 the machinery .,
the Geo. p. starr arr today being re-
paired. she wijl hc on the what
com route In a few days
The stea uier Port Albert. formerly
in tho United states transport ser
vice. and nov operated BY the Frank
Waterhouss Go. ltd, ls lying az tbs
white star dock Tke government
electric light plant that was ahoHr
Is heins taken cut and In a feW days
she win he ready % sail t1r London
by way Of Manila on the new line.
". Talbot. commercial gent ~ IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

WARRINGTON, d. G. March s.
The population ~ Alaska. az shown
by the census Of 1900 Is s2bs2. In
1850 IL was =. o5s Tire increase Is
thus almost 100 per cent. OF tns
towns. Nome leads with $50 Skaz
way has 8lI7. The census 81 ifot
will give a far better ffea 81 the
territorYfs natural resources thai
that Of fss0. though the gold output
By the tifns the census reports are
issued will far exceed the figures
given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
Did Not Hold Aer Trunk.

To-Day Mrs. Shirley. ~ 1901 Third
avsnze. stated 70 = representative Of
~ star that she did not refuse 70
rerais a ruorier In he house to re
save 4 trunk. as receutly published
= ms paper
re- iAdv further states that the
tensnt referred - had owed her
sesAlnx and even had such been the
ease her trunk would NOT have been
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
LAST EDITION.
TEMPEST In
A TEAPOT
ali Over a Mistake Many
shots No Deaths.

San Juan. Forte Rico, March s.
mistaken report that a gifl pupil
- ven hadlv abused bN School
ses.fsntcudeut Andrews lrd - a Sc
-. f.at yesterday. and au anti
s-..rlcaa demonstration. A crow
...ssry,d arounI Andrews crying
ssn,nu with the Ameylcans}H The
s5sss Arvd 100 shots without intur-
- snvhody. American urtfaNfB
= irterfsred. firms a Nol,ey N the
=. rhls dispersed the rioters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
Run to Jackson Street.

The oars ~ the Seattle Electric
Railroad Co., running ora First ave-
nue. are today making their south
arn terminus at jackson street The
crossing at Ftwt avenue and Mudi-
aon street. aud the rrlRying Of the
traeka near Pioneer square having
been completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
Patrick 0 'BrIen Dead.

Patrick Ouurn aged " years,
formerly 81 saudusk}t O.. died AZ his
residence 6qa Main street. yoHterda y
afternoon. TIL funeral viii b. held
from the Church OF pur Lady 81
Good Help at q o'clock tomorrow
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
O'BRItN HELD.

1srss oRriea. who was captared
r m ecs q smuggling Opium into
fAis c9untfy WaE given a preiimin-
Az hearirK before L. S. Commission
= Kiefer yesterday afternoon. The
evidence % Customs Inspectors o..
ksrae and Rrinkex VAS Sufficient O.
I'D him. and he AS bound over to
- nsxt session II the United statee
.rans lury Pending the final hear-
ias 0FBrtsn will - counned In the
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
CONFESSED.

Eshart Taylor. cnlnFsd. srrcsta6 to-
- ~ Detective CoEbeti on a charge
e Burglary, this aftef oCn eoafess-
: that he had cntsFed 1s san Fran
esea Dye works upon two occasions
- each time stole a quantity %
.a.lhlnK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

raainc Coast Co. left this morning
fur n short business trip 10 Victoria,
The schooner Fred n. Sander, capt.
svenuton. sailed Tor san Pedro. cal,
thia morning, loaded with lumber
steamer Lgelnnuw. Capt Slows
VIII sail tomorrow night Tor San
Fruneiaco with 4 800 toms Of aeal
steamer ttydaeH leaves tonight far
San Francisco With 1000 touH oi
runI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
COURTHOUSE.

Nadss EnOdsrass has commsnosd
proceedings against tbs Seattle E.iee-
trse Company and asks for damages
II the sum ~ 1906 for alleged iutur-
BE- received on October rs last.
Jennie ". Yield has fled a com
paint against Newton ". Field. and
ASKS for q divorce. on the gr0usd Of
habiiual drunkenness. The plaintiff
AXIS fof 80 ailmony during the min
GRITTY u her two children.
Thls afternoon Geo. Hart pleaded
ruiity 70 the charge % burglary and
vas sentenced % three years at
halia WaIia penitentiary.
"a Terrell pleaded guilty 10 bur
Tar and was given three years at
Walla waIia.
Henry Portesneid changed his plea
shf entered A plea Of guilty 20 the
ensFss Of grand larceny.
auit % rscover damages for in
1lreetiY causing the death ~ her
lsti4er has been brought against the
seafile Brewing e. Mating Co. by
tllFe James through her guardian
~ Item. p. = BodNsll. n r. slleR-
that as James vas walking away
IN fhsir saloon, Intoxicated he
Isl and broke his neck. Damages
The sum Of $1,000 IL asked.
The suit Of Chsnanzo Scott against
y steison Post Nil CO., 10 recover
1880 damages for alleged Injuries
sustained while in their employ. VAS
yesterday n0n-suited and dismissed
~ Judge Emory.
Two more claimants 70 the eulliv-
~ ~State put IN an appearance
through their attorneys yesterday.
These latest heirs are Margaret
LoNnsy and Michael sullivan. resi-
cents Of the Parish Ctouns, Barhavin
sofk county. Ireland. and claim to
brother and sister Of the late
John Sullivan.
charlotte r.. Book has commenced
sctlgn Ia the superior court for a d.
,efce from George L. Book, on the
tfonnd u abanfonwent. They we're
..iaKfie6 IN New Yofk city on March
~ 1870. and have two minor child
Ien. The plaintiff asks for the Gus
~aT of the children.
- jury was impa neIed IN Judge
.flHns court this morning 70 hear
- ease u the atEte against George
s.1qlSek, charged With grand lar
''snf' hadlock - accused " steal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
csasest for q Millian.

NV YORK. March s-The VIA
e Mss Mary Beach Tausey. she
- her fortune Of million dollars
g religious institutions. IL now BE-
izE contested ~ AIRS. Sarah II
LIS Tsusey died IN March tsss. shs
k44 reached the aEs q 70 years. Ths
haik q her fortune had been fuhar-
ted from her father. Sinclair T1use J
tee Millionaire founder % the Amer
ran News Co.
Hrs. Roeher. who IL the nearest
;slative Of the late Mise Tousey. a.
kEss that when the will was made,
hsr weaithy relative was mentally
isrzpahis. az shs was affected ~ =
religious mania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
Chimney Fire.

The FIRE department Nae called out
this afternoon % extinsuish chin
new IRE in residence on Harrison
I -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
The Safest OIL steoks.

surest indications 1t COpaiis Point
owned D. the Olympic OF Company
Limited number Of 81 shares az =
cents. Y Halter btsek. Hh0Hs.
Black ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
were issued today: To Tom Mario
IN. age 20. and Emily Richard, "a,
both of Carbonate,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

The chip Two BROTHERS, 'hpteH
wilson. sailed this morning TOT mn
IrranetHan loaded with coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

EVERETT. March F-tftssn years
& lard labor vas the sentences r~-
eeIvsd BY Ralph Shelton and John
Herring who Uere convicted before
Tx6xs DeRneY 81 having robbed AMI
s-assiiY beaten Emil Brandt at Sno-
ksnssh on the nixhf ~ Nov. 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

The best running watch n tbs
Louis R1odt Special" s24 Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

SPOKANE. March = - Henry
Graves was justified fn his ehooting
a Afnle T.. Stevens. such ls the
vsriicf u the coroners jury which
hard the case The accused man
Nzs released from the city fail short
y after the finding q the jury and Is
r9T AZ liberty 20 20 = hen and whsrr
D pleasss.
Tia verdict stated that the shot
raieh proved fatal was fired only
r s@lf-fefense. and fer that reason
Graves was JUSTIFIED and could not
= helf answerzhle for hls fellow
nlnztrels death. at least not In a
e5grt q law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

Go 20 4. G.. Miles = piper 90. for
yotr Alaska OututH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

This afternoon Geo. Hart pleaded
r1IltT 70 the charge % burglary and
vas sentenced % three years at
Walia WaIla penitantlary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

II Ferrell pleaded guilty 10 bur
g@ry and was given three years at
Walla waIia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

The suit Of ChsnanEo Scott against
y steison Post Nil CO., 10 recover
1855 damages for alleged injuries
sustained while in their employ. VAS
yesterday non-suitsd and dismissed
b. judge Er1ory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

Henry Portesneid changed his plea
snd entered A plea Of guilty 20 the
enarss o. grand larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

Jennie u. Yield has fled a com
. aint against Newton ". field. and
ssks for divorce. on the ground Of
hahfiual drunkenness The plaintiff
AXIS fof 80 ailmonY during the min
erify u her two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

Iadss sn0dsrass has commsneed
proceedings against the Seattle k.lsc-
trie Company and asks for damages
II he sum ~ VOC for alleged infur-
tss received on October rs last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08

q jury was imphneled IN Judge
orifiins court this morning 70 hear
,ne Ease Of the gthte against George
hadi6ck, charged with grand lar
'esnl. Hadiock - accused " steal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
Ransas city starr

I channor King q the OIL ng ia California He
wealth hasn't changed him
tnokth made Ventura dis
lot ha
Kern southern Pacific rail-
nj the land cannot he had
It IL all w the proven district too.
eElstnsde the dish-
within the sgptng
~ .ss beach high tide and they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-08
Fortunes Made in Day-MilliOns Came Easy in
Bakersfield Oil District

pumping depth
bara he activity
about miles northeast
Habefhhsd
q
Atehison
oil
AL the product Of
bakersfield cheaper
d fesides
producer.
handle II about us barrel and several train loads Of
leaxe
How 10
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-01-17
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i !. i.
Representative Morris these days
is receiving the congratulations OF
members of the house and senate who
have followed the Porto Rican tariff
matter from it's inception to its trial
in the supreme court. When the bill
was considered in the house a year
ago Judge Morris made a speech that
was read with much interest by con-
stitutional lawyers in and out of con-
gress. He was complimented then by
Senator's Davis, Foraker and others
who had studied the constitutional
question involved, one of his now
priced possessions being letter from
Senator Davis congratulating him
upon the soundness of his argument
and3the depth of research shown in
the speech. The renewal of the en-
comiums has come since the briefs of
Attorney General Griggs and Solici-
tor General Richards in the Porto
Rican and Philippine cases were filed
in the supreme court. They were in
great demand in both houses of con-
gress. When they had completed the
reading they found they had read
practically the same thing last winter
in Judge Morris's speech. Hence the
congratulations.-Wa shington Cor
respondent.
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