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Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
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ONE of our esteemed eontem p
crarlcs suggests that there il some
thing ID the atmosphere of Wash =
lngton that maKes people m,sbe"
have, but the gentleman retered To
struck The town happy, aud his
condition cannot be attributed /,
the balmy breezes OF Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

THE bill requiring the Quorum
Court OF e&ch county to purchase
two blood hounds TO be kept for
the use of the county has beco m
Il law IL makes 1t the sberiffs duty
TO keep the dogs at county jail
and keep them IN tIalnlng
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

1T is reportee that General De-
Wet has his forces headed toward
Pieter burg late capital of the Boer
Republic, which was recently caps
1ured by the Birth Commander
Col, Palmer.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

THE Rlson Bazoo wants to run
Aggie's head mo a cannon 5usJ be
ore firing It. We never knew be-
fGre that Bro. Stone was 30 blood
thirsty.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

WE regret to announce tha
death cf State Treasurer Thos Il
Little, which occurred at his home
III Liltle Rock Wednesday Apiil
10th. He WAS good man and q
faithful public servant,
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

OUR enterprislng neighbor town
Nashville has new law firm
composed of Hon. D. B. Sain OF
that city and J. W. Hatley OF
Prescott, We wlsh the now firm
nnbounded success.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

Ir some enterprlsing show man
could lease Aguiualdo IRON the
United StBtes government, we
could soon pay the expenses Of the
Philippine war.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

GOVERNOR DAVIS has appointed
Col. Harry G. Ti?ton ot Boone
County Treasurer OF the gtate to
.sncceed Bon. Thos. r. Little
deceased
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
IN THE UNITED ST ATES DIS
RIOT COURT IN AND FORSAID

| RIOT COURT IN AND FOR SAID
DISTRICT.
TEXARKANA DIVISION
| In MATTER OF J No AZ IN Bankrnp'
Isaac, Cohen tey
Bankrupt, PETITION FOR Dis
CHARGE.
To the. 5honorsbIe I'm u. ROC
ERS, Judge OF ths D street Court Of
the United States for the Western
lstrlcs Dot Arkansas.
Isaac Cohen of Hope in the
County OF Hampstead and State OF
Arkansas IN said District respect
fully represents that on the }6th
day of January, last past, be was
duly adjudged bankrupt under the
acts OF Congress relating to bank
ruptcy that he he's duly surrender
ed property and rights Of property
and hes fully complied with all the
requirements OF said acts aud of
the orders ,of the court touching
lis bankruptcy.
Wherefore he Prays That he may
be decreed by the court to nave
full discharge from all debts prova
BILE against his estate under satd
bankrupt acts except such debts as
are excepted by law from such dIss
charge.
Dated this Bril- day of April A. d
1901 (slgned) Isaac Cohen
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
On this 5th day OF. April A. j..
1901 OF reading the foregoing
petition it Is
Ordered by the Court, That q
bearing be had on tho same on the
23rd day of April a, D,t1901 before
SAID court, at TexarBana in SAID
district at IL o'clock IN the fore
noon and that notice thereof be
published ID Washington Telegraph
newspaper printed in said district
and that all known creditors and
otherp persons in Interest may ap
pear at the said time and place and
show cause if any they have why
the prayer. of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
And it is Further Nlered by
he Court, That the clerk sha
send by mail to all known credltorl
copies OF sssuid petition and this
order addressed to them at their
places of res dence as stated.
Witness the Honorable JOHN
Il, ROGERS ia lgo Of tho 81 I'd
court and the seal thereof 1T Tex
arkaua in said district ou the 5th
day Of Apral A. ID, 1901
Attest
Jno. M, Samerell Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

AN Independent refinery Com
'pany has been organized at Corsi-
cana Texas TO handle the crude
petroleum of the Corsioana folds
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

ma lecture at the University
of Nebraska, DR. E' Be "a
Andre Wa predicts the fall OF the
B riush Empire.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
MoNEYh,o LOAN

On first class improved farm
on ST. or 10 years time. Interest
pay able in Jany. of each year
Loans closed IN 3 days.
ADDRESS BOX, 10.
little Rocky Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

SENATE bull No. 100, Senator
JarIack which provides to fix a
fax OF i've dollars for license to
drink whiskey has passed the
Senate
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

WE have expanded, and we have
got Aguinaldo, and now what Will
The Legislatures of Texas and Ark
,ansas do about 1T.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

Gener& James Meadows (who hid :
ia the cane brake during the war;
was pleasant caller Monday and
we are indebted 4, HIM for years
suhscrlp5tou to the Free Lance
Yas office aIways feels bonored
when tUa General calls
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

GENTLEMEN of the Legislature
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gsa necessity,
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The Legislature Is still dragging
hts weary length along.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
PUBLISHED WEEKLY

CIRCUIT COURT has adjourned to
Monday April 22nd
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
ATTACK ON HOSPITAL
WAS NOT WARRANTED
Thomas Edwards, Who Was Injured at Black Diamond,
Says That Everything Has Been Done for His Comfort

MY own mother could not have
done more for me or minlatered more
tenderly 20 my comfort than the sis
ters OF the Providence hospital have
done since I came here" These
were the grateful words spoken this
morning by Thomas Edwards, who
was reported BY an evening paper as
neglected by Or. Carroll and the
Providence hospital nurses.
When asked this morning concern
ing the care that had been taken OF
him from the moment he arrived nj
the hospital from Black Diamond.
the Injured man was fun OF praise
OF the hospital sisters and Or. Car
roll, and expressed deep regret that
an erroneous sensational story had
been circulated.
Edwards was severely injured In
the back By a fall last last Tuesday
At Black Diamond. He was brought
to Seattle the following day and
placed in Providence hospital.
what the slater Says
Sister Superior Eugene said this
morning. fThe Instructions of Or.
Carroll, which we're given imme-
dintely upon the arrival OF the In
jured man at the hospital. have been
carried out 20 q letter, and every
thing had been done TO make him
comfortable. am sorry that an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
WAS EX-CHIEF MEREDITH
UNCONSCIOUS WHEN
HE WAS SHOT?
The Defense Trying to Prove That Deadly Struggle Was
In Progress When the Accused Did the KlIIno

All the forenoon session today, ex-
cept a few minutes, was consumed
by the examination OF T. o. Lind
say, who was on the stand nearly
half an hour late yesterday aftor-
noon.
The issue now IN 10 ascertain
whether or not there was iull In
the struggle before Considine fired
the three shots which terminated
weredith's life, and whether Mere
dlth was apparently dazed al the
time. The state made very strong
showing on that point. and the de-
Tense has not yet made a counter
showing Of equal strength. Some Of
Its own witnesses waver on the Ques-
tlon OF Meredfth's condition imme-
diafe'y preceding the three shots,
though they are quite positive az 10
there being no cessation OF the
struggle until Meredith fell
Msrsdnh's Threats
Testimony as to threats made by
Meredith Is also given from time TO
time. Lindsay made some damaR-
Ing etatements as TO remarks OF
Meredith'H just before the ARRAY.
Lindsay claims TO have been n
friend OF Mereditha, and when Mer-
edith went up 10 Guys store TO over
take the Cousldlnea, Lindsay fol-
lowed 10 see what would happen. In
several particulars Lindsays ac-
count contradlets the accepted YER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

sion OF the fight, and he several
times contradIctsd himself. He fin
ally located John Considlne inside
the store when the first shot was
Hired. which does not agree with any
other account
II Is expected that Tom Consldlne
viii be put on the stand late this ar
ternoon, and John ConHidlne tomor-
row. The attorneys for the defense
think thoy can close their testimony
tomorrow, but that II more than
doubtful. ne the determination
OF the considinee, and particularly
length.
SHIFTING Gates Of Meroy
The prosecution wanted 10 adj
Joufn the case over Saturday, but
JuuFe Emory thought Il would be
nnutung the gates of mercy on the
Jury 70 coop them up for two days
win nothing to do, and the case will
90 on tomorrow. IL is intimated
that night sessions may be held next
week.
The direct examination Of l.. o.
Lindsay was continued at some
length this morning, but nothing
new came Of II.
On s-oxumination he said that
he came 10 the corner OF Occidental
and fesler way, where he met Mere
dith, 70 meet a gambler named
Coates, who worked IN the Totem
Pole. lie had some business with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
With THE
Big PUGS
Championship Is to Be
Decided Tonight

BAN FRANcIsco. Nov. is.-Ail
IL in readiness for tonights battle
between Jeffricn and huhiln for the
championship ~ the world.
The city Is thronacd with visitors
and the Mechanics pavilion will b.
forced 20 accommodate an attend
nnce Of fully 10000.
An attempt was made yesterday
by the church element % have the
fight prohibited. Mayor Phsian In
formed them that under the law box
lag exhibitions under tho auspices
81 an Incorporated club must be
eauntsnanoed The police could on
ly interfere ia event % the fight be-
coming brutal
TIP % noon there was but little bet
ting on the result OF tonisht'n fight.
The hackers % the champion are
giving two 20 one on Jcffriea, Rubin
money demanding 20 10 ,. . No big
bets ARE recorded.
The men expect 90 enter the ring
at SIS .. m. Jeffries expects 20
fight at aio. and Rubin az 900
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
ROBBED BY
A FRIEND
Put Their Fortune Under the
Pillows, and II Was Gone


Frank Sanders and Charles pss-
trickss two men who recently srrfv-
cd In Seattle, we're early this morn
ing robbed 81 : % BY a man whom
they thought g. be . friend. The
matter was reported 10 the police at
40 o'clock this morning.
Sander and Diesricks roosned in
the Grand central hotel. and a man
known 10 them as Geo. Coleman
roofnsd With them. Sanders and
Distrieks had tiso. and placed IL UNI
der their pillows for security. All
~ tbs money was in 80 gold pieces.
and comprised the entire fortune OF
the paIr. Shortly after midnight
Sanders discovered that the tis0 was
gone. An investigation revealed the
fact that Coleman Was gone also,
After making q thorough search TO
ascertain. II possible. where their
crstwhlIe friend had gone, the two
men proceeded to police headquar-
tern and told their tails Of woe.
From description Of Coleman.
the police believed him 70 be the
same man who was arrested In Sc
attic three weeks ago for dlsorderly
conduct. AZ that time he gave the
name Alex Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
RoURD FIVE

Rubin gets a straight left 10 fore
head. They waste no time sparrIng
but nsht all the time. The exchange
Iefts to body. Rubin sends left to
stomach. but Jerries sends hard left
uppercut home to chest. Jeffries
swings hard left to neck, Rubin
very tired. Jeffriss sends left 70 Jaw.
Rubin is short with left TO face.
Next time he connects lightly. RUN
lin Ia on his knees from a Iish, Ief,
swing to neck. He stays down eight
seconds. When he gets up Jefrries
sends stiff left to neck. Rubin ducks
swings that were intended 10 put
him out Of business. Both men are
tired. Rubin IN hanging on the
ropes. RuhIin's seconds throw up
the sponge at ths END Of the round.
Rubin was very groggy and a
beaten man. Jeffrfes ia warmly con-
graduated and is not the least
damaged. barring the bruises on his
mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
HANCOCK
ASHORE
US. Transport Grounds
in Oriental Waters

LONDON. Nov. fB-~A NagAsaki
despatch states that tho u. 4. trana-
port Hancock u ashore on the south
aide Of the strait % shlmonszski
TIE bottom where the Hancock IL
aground Il sandy.
A German gunboat Ga rendering as
Sistauce.
The Hancock u The third United
States transport 20 meet With mis-
hap In Japanese waters. The sher-
laan and Warren wrFe this other yss-
seis.
~ 9 strange eoineidenee the con
srsaaiVnal party. witch has been
visiting the Philippines. hiss tried 10
return 10 the United States in suc-
ceaaion IN each Of these vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
{. P. KENDALL SKIPS
FOR PARTS UNKNOWN
Chief Deputy In County Assessors Office Disappears and
So Does Fair Young Woman Formerly Employed
In the Same Department

r.. Y, Kendall. chief deputy In the
county assessors office, has caused
= sensation. He has left the city
ana state Tor unknown parte. accom-
panied. u 10 said. by Mildred Green.
young woman who was employed
~ the county auditors office. Ken
call ana this woman with whom II is
SAID ne has associated rather lntsm-
steiy FOR some time. took 4 boat for
1shrornia nearly n week ago. Thu.
tact WAS learned last night.
II was owing 10 His relations with
Miss Green that Ksndalfs wife was
granted a divorce about five month";
aso. Mrs. Kendall was allowed 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

per month siimonv, and for that rea-
son she IL considerably concerned
over kendslrs whereabouts at the
present time.
Miss Green "a q Portland product.
and Eguaip has 1t that Nh. was I'm
ported BY Kendall.
y. r. Abraham, who has long been
employed IN the assessors office. a
now chief deputy Of that office.
Friends Of Kendall say today that
his action II a great surprise to
them. Matters Of a pecuniary ma
turs did not hasten ilis departure, az
bis office carried no responsibility or
such = character with Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
STOP IT.!

AununN. ~. r.. Nov. Ia Hter~
have been taken ~ the mayor TO
suppress the exhibition 81 the wax
figure Of csoixosz IN the local thsatsr
BY the essasssn's brother.
The propristor 10 warned that N
tbs exhibition IL continued his license
will be forfeited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
FEARED
RUSSIA
The Reason of Turkeys
Change of Front

coNgTANTfNoPLE. Nov. ib.-rt
II learned that the suitan'a sudden
baokdown. In his attitude toward the
French demand. followed n call By
tho Russian ambassador. who broad
~ limited to the sultan that only In
slant compliance on the part OF the
porte would prevent the French from
entering the Dardaneiiea.
From this visit the sultan under
stood that Russia was ready 20 back
France
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
STILL NO ARRESTS
Double Murder in Indiana Remains as Much
a Mystery as Ever

her for months. but he has proven
an aiihi.
n wns learned that money he had
given the Rifi was In turn given b.
her 80 another young man.
A peculiar fact Ia both cases IL thai
ments ~ both women tbs day. o.
night az the murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

MOUND FouR

Rubin sends left iab 10 mouth
and they rush together. Jsrrsss
sends hard left to neck twice. Run
lin sends stsr left 20 face. In a.
eiinch Jsrriss crosses Ruhlln's neck
with the elbow and is Missed. They
exchange Isfts to face. Jsnries puts
left to Ruhiin's eye. Js1ries lands
on body ard Rubin looks serious for
a moment. Rubin II fairly correct
with his left. but has not done much
damage. They clinch and as they
break away Jefrries uppercuts with
left and lands on ribs. Jerriss has
Rubin srossy from right on Jaw.
Rubin went TO his knees from a
light left to neck and takes eight
seconds as he comes up this bell
rings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
WHAT! IS
He IRISH?

LONDON. Nov. is.--According 70
the Evening News. president tSru-
ger has been offered parliamentary
seat In Ireland by the Irish Nation
allsts.
freshmen hold that by Lord Kit.
chsner'a proclamation. Kruger is de
facto a British subject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nov. Is
-Four days have elapsed since the
bodies ot Mira. Georgia Hasiey and
Lena Rsnner wers found stranEisd
20 death. and nothing been arcofn-
risshed ~ the police in running
down Ehe murderer.
Friends ~ the Yesnn9r Ttrt accuse
q young man who had supported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

incorrect publication was made in
MS case, and 1 believe MIR. Edwards
was not responsible for IT,"
Capt. Hogle, OF the city ambu-
lance, said In regard TO the matter:
II received n message from Black
Diamond 20 meet an Injured man at
the depot. I met the train and plac-
ed Edwards IN the ambulance. He
said he was going to the county hos
pital. but as he had no permit, one
OF his friends who accompanied him.
went To secure it. Meanwhile We
drove 70 police headquarters. where
Or. Carroll examined the injured
man and told us to take him 10
Providence hospital. He received
all the care and attention that could
possibly be given, and I think the
article published yesterday evening
in a local paper was entirely un-
warranted"
Or, Carroll Has q Word
DR.. Carroll says that he attended
10 the case as soon as Edwards ar
rived in the city. lie says that Ed
wards was under the influence OF
LIQUOR when the accident occurred at
Black Diamond, and for some time
after being hurt, knew little OF what
occurred. DIR. Carroll says that
since he has been health officer, no
charge has ever been laid against
him until now. and this one is con-
eidered TO be a story made out of
whole cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Casper Rick. a painter and decor
aior. testified with a strong foreign
accent and without punctuation.
about a. follows. II WAS at the cor
ner BY this alley waiting for a boy
that vas gous up by Seventeenth
street and was going with me and
we was TO see man from Alaska
and | was standing there and didn't
know II the boy would have any
money or not and so | was locking
Tor him and ! heard shot and then
hsnrf another one and I went In
side and Jaw two big men wrestling
with a little ole that had revolver
and che of the big mans took Il
away from hins and hit him with ~
ana forle nnofc mans came In and n
big man rushed IN and broke the
erOws up ami I heard another shnt
and / act out and heard two more"
Nj Rick spoke IN 80 low a tone
that the court had 60 admonish him
continually 20 talk louder.
Court adjourned for the noon &C.
cess h. fore his eross-examlnatlon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
BUYS DAILY

WARRINGTON. y. c.. Nov. H.
Frank A. Munsey OF Munsey's Mag
azine. New York, has bought the
Washington Times. morning and
evening and Sunday editions. lie
IL IN control today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Rubin tahs isfs to mouth. Jerrfrs
gets home with rfsht TO ribs. They
Txrn@mse ss's--s sz-.~s-.-..------,-..-
legs TO mouth but Jerriss lands hard
left on head. Again yefrriss chascs
Rubin around ring and tries isfs.
Jerries PUSHES Rubin to ropes. puts
left TO stomach Ruhlin iahs left 10
chin. Jim uppercuts with left 20 body.
Rubin 10 pretty tired Jim misses a
left swiss for head. Rubin smosh-
ers left for chin. Rubin sends I'm n
straight left 10 head twice. Ruhlln
aaebs a straight left and Jsfrries puts
risht to ribs at ben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
ST. JOHN
WAITING

LONDON. Nov. ss.--st. John psx.
wanted In Whatenm for hank wreck.
rested here several day. aga. mas III.
aay rensandsd 10 prison To await an
tradition papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
RouMD TWO

Rubin sends right 10 ribs and they
eiinch. Jefrfss sends left 20 neck.
Rubin ducks a left swing and they
exchange rights to body. Rubin
sends stsn left to stomach. yesrries
crouches and PUSHES Rubin around
the rinS. Jefrries keeps Ruhlln duck
Inx his left. Rubin ssnds stir left
ana right TO face. Then they ex-
change rights 20 body. Rubin jahs.
left TO mouth and jumps Away from
inns left lead. Rubin puts ien to
head and gets hard right on rsbs.
Jerriss' mouth Is bleeding from a
straight left lab. At the bell Rubin
,aes left 10 mouth and gets Jsrriss.
right on ribs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Lindsay said that considlne was
pushing Meredith backward when
Ttm reached them ard seized the re-
viewer lie insisted that Meredith
wAs not sxainst the shaw case y hen
he was shot. Cousldsne pushed him
towards IL q moment before. There
Was . percoptihie interval befween
the second and third shofs. Witness
sould not see the act Of shooting.
Meredith whirIed around. took 4
ng.p or two. and fell.
Witness said he hardly knew John
Corasdinc. Admitted that he ran
a variety theafer about 10 years ago
on Washington street
NJ. Lindsay qualified the story h.
told on direct examination. In a
number Of minor particulars under
Mr. Ifnrs's persistent questions. The
cress@saau.inAtion lasted two hours,
and u as 10 minutes OF i1 o'clock
when LINDSAY was excused.