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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26

the ports by leaving the docks, rail
OF the civil authorities. MiIiSafS FHlA
will be mitigated in some 9thSrs re-
spects. N ~
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26
Give More yne.

Washington, Oct 40 1.-The time al
lowed by Miss Stones kidnapers expired
Yesterday, yet she isaStilv alive. and I'M
harmed. Tits kpbwH p9wsofiisislls that
her captors have granted 3 short ten
sion Of timeA hon rnGch Il mott stafed-
and the officials feel that if the responses
to the appeal of Miss Stones friends do
not cease Or deminish, there is yet rea-
sopahle., hope for getting the money in
season to save her Hfe. The danger in
the situation lies in@~the' abatement of
popular interest, which was so generously
manifested during the first few days fol-
lowing the issuance of the appeal.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26
Small Contributions.

Boston, Oct (l0.f Additions to the
Stone. ransom fund have practically
ceased. Only two small checks were re-
ceived today. THE fund aggregates nearly
S586082Gld 9IdGTla9b r5d10 oWl OIL
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26
No News at sofia.

Sofia Bplgaria, Oct. lo.-Copsul Gen
eral Dickinson has applied for an audi
ence, with Prince Ferdinand, but it has
not, yet been granted. The prince has
gone to the country, No news has been
obtained of Miss Stone since here recent
letter to- Mr.. Haskell, ~ g5y rsdTr
The Bulgarian troops and police arc are a. ac-
lively securing the frontier -.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26
Man from ~C1n.Jy.=

The other day Richard Harding Das
Wis was asked by vivacious hostess t0
tell some story about the Spanish
American war that was funny and not
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26

EWhile in a fit of delirium August
IAnil, powerfully built Finnish min
It,awho is suffering from acute erysipe-
$k created panic at Holy Cross Hos
Nal at Salt Lake, Utah, by arming
imself with large knife and rushing
ildly about the corridors, threa4HAiR
b murder any one who soughttN q
srain him in his effort to break Az 40
Pc hospital. Despite the fad MhAt'
Hery door was securely taste ~
|fevent his escape, in his frenzy md
Ihrst open an inner door, jtMped
Arough a glass window and dlsap-
Dared before the police arrived.
"a A dirrAntnh
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26
.Carllsts Are Ready for. War.

Barcelona, Oct 6.-TReports received
from cape 3c9rBera Say adViGes ofec4i3td
from various points along the frontier
show that the Carlist preparations are
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26
WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD.
ER a n
CuILED From DISPATCHES.
compIete Review pf Isnppenins. Gu
Beth EasteFn anh svsstern Heml.-
pheres for the Past week--Nation-
al, Historical, Political and Per-
sonaI Events TArsefy Expoa nAed.

AZ last Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew
has surrendered to Cupid. Before many
months have passed he walk lead u
bride to the altar. HigAnAhc@ Is Miss
May Palmer, who is ID an old New
York family. =
TIE first Sunday of the triennal Epis-
copa convention was devoted entirely
TO Missionary sermons in the various
churches of the denomination in San
Francisce, and. adjacent townsu-The
weather was perfect and the attend
ance at all the meetings was large.
Mss Helen Long, daughter of Secre-
tary Long, died recently in Bingham,
Mass. Miss Long died of pulmonary
trouble, which had its Inception after
closs attention to the social duties OF
SECRETARY Longs first term IN Che cab
met.
AZ D. Wolmarans, one of the Boer
envoys who has 6esh fishing WI. Krn-
ger.sfound the mental condition of the
former president of the Transvaal to
be by no means satisfactory. Mr.. Kru-
ger Is slowly growing weaker physical
" an mentally.
Al fairlygrXeH Attended 1ane9sih gsof
enthusiastically e dASanda ye-i4iVa Hall
in Tottenham Court road, London, to
hear lecture on the assassination OF
President Mckinley by r. Kelly, of
New PORK he ssftl4enee;; largely
posed of foreigners, appiauded-a4t refer
ences to Saint" Czolgosz and his
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26


Carrie Nation is in Jail at Wheeling.
W. Vac betauseS1 she viii -pot>paS -
fine of 500, give peace bond or leave
town. She entered a saloon here, ac9
compapied by 400 men and women, bit
the pblice arr tested h4r, >hfore she
couldsaA sanytht ing. GhssWas given the
alsef setti na out Of town or
gosag tag u h foF S0 lays Habeas
pfoeee MIll be brougls
for her lease. - ~
" Ths action Of Greatest importance
taken by the triennial sEpiscopal, con-
vention was the adoption by the house
Of bishops, by a vote of 81 to- q, Of
capea SSSg which ssIates to tbensR
e1rnfz atfoff~of matffhfonS.~ Alf-eP US
provisions had professionally. been
agreed to except those contained in
Section 4, which forbade the marriage
7Fef dpcaK fnsE 3 n q s7i{5fs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26

CIalmeu martlaI law IN the dlStrlcts OF
EApeTRown, WyubeEg, Port Eiiza1ekh
i III 6sbt Londa mhe proA@Mih
outcome gof Me rece1a sit Af
A fdo4 and TT Haer sedEeRM NJ
Il gfairs IL s&A Afric9 D RS3s
fnhes, to the British High commission
er, Lord Miner. 1t places under mill
tary control theARAwA ihsHs in nCape
Colony hitherto &MRA ara thu con,
stitution is therefFe aispsH deda over
the entire colony IFS act Jon prob
ably foreshadowR tpd camni bnc9 nent
of vigorous nHaSaB sXbisbsaE thase on
the spot are Understood u hbelieve
necessary to end the war Martial law
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-26

No arrests have yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
2RPTISTS'
SESSIONS
What the Convention Is
Doing Today

TACOMA. oct. Following In
the program being carried out today
at the morning. Afternoon and even
ms sessions OF the Northwest Hap-
list convention. IN assembly here;
Morning 800 business session
1915. uplifting moments. 10 o..
CHARACTERIZATION Winning In
the Other Lands. address. person 10
be announced. address. A. W Rider.
district secretary. open parliament.
leader. y. 9 Ohrum.
Afternoon %. prayer FOR our ma
ton. rs. a Retrospect" J. g, hak-
81. ass. CHARACTERIZATION Soul Win
ming" % Relation Of HsllEioua Lat
rrhture A ~ Han8e. ~ Relation
og christian Education" Pro. Mark
HALEY. r.. gD Relation ~ Moral
Reform work" =. Thoms 80
Special Methods" Louis J Sawyer.
open parliament leader W ~. Glib
son. 500. uplifting mamentA
Evening -Ta0. prayer for iost.
wandering souls. %. sermon Geo.
r. Nafney. general missionary Of
Oregon. surrender and conservation
service. conducted by Paul johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

60 escape. Nobody on the Indiana
saw any smoke.
Taylor said SchlTy and Evans. &C.
cordlnK 20 the testimony, were
among those who saw the smoke
Hayuor In oroHs-examinhtiouH has
cudeavored 20 show that achiey mott
ticd Sampson Of the smoke. and that
word was sent by the Vixen to all
commanders.
Iomly introduced a cablcgram sent
to Warrington by Eohisy after the
action on May ~. In which Echlcy
said the rcconnoisanoe was intended
principally 90 lnjute and destroy the
Colon: that the reconnaissance devci-
oped the presence Of the Spanish
fioet. and that the fleet was coaling
in the face OF the enemy on every
good day.
Ileut. Dewey watch officer Of the
Massachusetts during the war. testi-
fed that he thought the enemy
could have come out during the
night and made their escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
THE BERTHA
FROM VALDES
Arrives With Small Treasure and
Satisfied Crowd OF Prospectors

The steamer Bertha. Capt. John
sen. arrived late yesterday afternoon
from Cook inlet and NaldeH She had
aboard quite a number OF Chesto-
cheena and Cook inlet miners with
dust to the value OF So. coo. AL
though little treasure was brought
down, the prospectors as a whole are
satisfied with their summers work.
The Chestocheena people especially
have unbounded faith In the ultimate
value OF their dlggings.
The Bertha left Naldea on october
!, but had no news later than that
brought by the steamer Excelsior.
Among the passengers was Mrs.
Rheic@olkbie. 'v-fr of Clrpt. w. II:
Ahorcromhie. II. 8. a.
The latter has had charge OF the
government exploration and construo-
ton work In that section OF Alaska.
lie has been employed recently In
the construction of n military road
and telegraph line into the Copper
river country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
DRESS GOODS.

DhESS GpDlSs
Reliable brands IN black dress
goods
b2-ln. venetiana. worth l.25. buy
them Saturday at yard. Soc
5s-in. Cheviota, would be cheap
at u.@b. buy them Saturday at.
yard. ....-... use
be-in. Clay worstcd. worth 81;
buy Saturday at. yard. IDS
HANDKERCHIEFs.
80 doz. Ladies' Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs, narrow hemstitched:
a ibo quality. only. each DE
Is doz. Ladies' sheer Laee-edge
Handkerchief. worth zoe. buy
them Saturday, at,.......1Oc
SATIN RACK VELVET RIB
BON-Np. /.
All colors, never less than s5c n
bolt; buy Saturday, at 25c
BLANKETS.
i0-4 gray; just think, n Sioo
blankct Tor ......-.. ......-&Dc
COMFORTS.
In bright red coverings, ought to
be 55c: Saturday. only zoe
UNDERWEAR.
Women's Ribbed Fieeced Gray
Garments. worth 4oc: buy them
Saturday at each .......25c
Mems Health Fieeced Underwear
IN three shades. all sizes; Ia
coma price, Csc; buy them sat
urday at, each .....s .....@.C
BOYS WOOL SWEATERS.
Good dark colors. worth Sl25;
saturday ......... ....,.,.. use
Mems ATWOOD Sweaters. fancy
colors: worth $3.50. only S1.7o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
CAPT. NUCENT'S HOUSE
WAS Prey FOR THIEVES
Sunset Telephone Company Win Be investigated for Care
sssness in Not Giving Fire Headquarters Connection

any degree OK accuracy. AZ soon a.
possible an inventory win be taken.
Chief Cook diseased
chlrs Cock Of the fire department
win make n thorough inquiry into
the conduct % the telephone ex-
change operator who caused delay
in reporting the IRE
When tbs flames apTsarsd IN the
roof u the house. Mrs. John Collins.
who resides at Minor avenue and
Cherry street. Mrs. Sherwood GILES
pie. who lives opposite the Sugwnt
house, Dr. Raymond and samuel
Crawford. al near nelKhbors. made
attempts 70 reach fire heAdquartsrs
By telephone. In every case the tsie-
phone operator asked why they
wanted the fire department. The
replies we're invariably that there
was n fire nearby and that they
wanted the engines saut
Became inqstsitiss
The operator then became inquiss-
tive and piled questions. The peo-
pie who wanted to call OUT the de-
partment became angry and insisted
on getting the fire department..
They claim that the operator then
closed the line. and Il was impossible
70 again even get thu central Office
Finally, by calling the chief oper-
at0r and explaining matters. one OF
the persons mentioned secured ser
vice on the fire department. but not
until the fire had burned fully 20
minutes.
Several months ago chlss Cook
wrote a letter 70 the Sunset Tsls-
phone Co. asking for better service
At the tine o. fires. Two separate
lines were thsreupon put In at head
quarters. For a tine all went well,
but the affair last night will require
further action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
CONTRADICT

WASHINGTON. u. c. oct H.
An explanation by Capt. Lemiey
served ms a prelude 20 the schley
court today He admitted ycster-
days statement by Commander Mar
tx Of the Scorpion, which was favor
able 20 schiey. Lcmly said ycstor-
day that he had not presented Mar
ks statement 10 the court because
u was unsworn.
The truth was that Mark had
sworn TO the statement
Lsmly explained 20 the court that
he was IN error IN saying the state
meut was unHworn. but added that
&c was not such a paper az was uHu-
ally admitted as evidence.
Admiral Taylor. captain ~ the In
diana during the war. was the first
witness this morning. lie denied that
he had been notified OF smoke seen in
Santiago harbor on the night % July
.. or that he had been warned Of an
attempt on the part Of the spaniards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
new MARINE WAYS WILL
Be BUILT AT SEATTLE
An Undertaking Which Means Much for the Maritime
Facilities of This Harbor

A plan r. on foot for the building
Of marine ways on the Seattle wa
ter front. The ways Will be large
enough to accommodate a A00O-ton
steamer. They will be located on
the eastern shore line Of Elliott bay,
near the Kerry mill. The need for
such a structure II very apparent at
the present time. on account OF the
strike In San Francisco, the Globe
line OF steamers were unable 70 get
necessary repairs at that place. They
proceeded at once to Seattle, expect
Ing % find dock facilities here. Nor
an Bros. have torn out their ways to
make room for the battleship, which
II to be constructed there King and
Wings ways at West Seattle, and
Hickman and Hnnsm's at Ballard
are too small TO accommodate such
steamers as the Globe llner6. The
largest OF these. the Meteor, has a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
EPISCOP ALIANS
ARE BATTLING over
DIVORCE CANON

SAN FRANCISCO oct ia
deputies today
Or Huntington marriage
OF those divorced
had adultery.
parties divorced aud seeking
The indications that both amendments be
Statistics show.
ms that divorce had population
only o per cent.
only bishops this morning
Of bishops.
wcram
Rev. y. w. o Il for
Or Charles Campbell Pierce Boston for North Dakota
James Addison o T.
Rev. Charles O Boston for the phuippnea
Rev. W. G. Brown. for Brasil and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

chat Cook Of the fire department
ard chief Of Police Sullivan are to-
day making \ Thorough Investigation
into the Circumstances surrounding
TIE Ere In the residence q Captain
James NuEeag. which occurred last
evening. as stated In another column.
After several reprehsnsihle acts on
TIE part o. employees % the sun
81 Telephore Co. the direct re-
SIT Of InQulsltivsness, the fire en-
gines were finallz notified and hur-
rsK4 to the scene og the fire. After
tne arrival of the cr0~d % people
that asaaIly attend flrss, a rush waa
made fer the Interior % TIE burning
building. ostensib,y 70 rescue from
Tie flames articles Of value.
hers Laoksd
Ihs motives 90 most % those who
helped remove articles we're honest.
4 fsN. however, sought 10 loot the
PREMISES. With the exception Of n
ssia watch which Mrs. Fulton wore
~ her person. every article Of Jew
tssy ncionging 10 her was stolen
r. oth@r members o. the family
us.Nise suffered from depreciation.
Nest q the family plate Is missing.
Even valuable rugs and tapestries
we're stolen. The thieves did their
work well. and escaped.
Nay cassh One Thief
One Of them. however. may be iden-
ttiee- A Httis boy. a neignbor' :
20, saw a man put In his pocket a
el4fn0ad ring. The boy may be able
y IDENTIFY the thief.
Mrs. Nugent and her daughter,
As- walter Fulton. are distressed
sffr heir losses. but viii say little
fsE4ratng them. Mr.. Fulton SAYS
nat the total value OF the stolen
pfopsrty cannot be figured yet with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

capacity OF $500 tons. All OF these
steamers, when they made port here.
were sadly In need Of repair, but
conditions are such that they win
be compelled 10 go TO sea without
them. The Tampico was I'm such poor
condition that the hazardous expert
mant Of running her on the beach az
Duwamlsh head has been tried. This
is a risky venture. as the break
ing-up Of boats gives evidence.
Had there been marine ways at
this harbof capable OF accommodate.
ing q a000-ton vessel, the Tampioo
could have been repaired and nj sea
now. The building OF the now ways
VIII Increase the value OF seattle's
hnrbor among marine men 10 a
great extent. Az plans for the new
enterprise have not yet been com
pleted, the name OF the firm and the
exact location OF the plant win be
published later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
WHO MAY VOTE, AND WHERE TO VOTE
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Owing TO the fact that an unesr-
i@inty exists In the minds OF a great
many people Of Seattle In regard to
requirements for registration aud
voting FOR school directors. the Star
,eday publishes the substance Of the
az relating % such elections. Pros
es1tias Attorney Walter s.. Fulton
hes Consulted this morning upon the
hWs.
Aots outstanding the fact that a
pefson has registered for the last
presidential election, II f. atiIl neces-
80 70 register again to qualify as
: voter al the school election. All
, ,',sss voters who can qualify for a
blssiaential election are eligible 10
fsse q the school election. Females
sysr y years. q age may also quaH-
Inc time o. residence neceasarv
70 qualify az a school election Il the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
in A QUANDARY
School Board Up Against the Book
Proposition

The appointment Of board 20 pur-
chase books for the city schools IL
a problem confronting the city school
directors The law. which has only
recently gone into effect. requires
the appointment Of the board 10 be
made in June. II Is likely the opln-
ion Of Prosecuting Attorney Fulton
Will be followed and the board ap-
pointed now.
Another veKiuK question Is before
the directors. Under the Guuderson
Law the board 20 be appointed Is re-
quired % purchase AL school books.
The directors have already ordered
1880 worth ~ books. The directors
VIII probably try 20 secure the rati-
hcntion Of this purchase. BY the pur-
chasing board.
The new board is 20 consist OF the
city superintendent. chairman cx-of-
ncio. two members Of the board OF
directors ana two taxpayers ~ tho
city school district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
do YOU Wish TO help Build NfKINLEY MONUMENT?

CLEVELAND. 1.-THE Mckinley National Monument asao
citation. erection OF
suitable shaft tho Mcn
ONCE and elected
following elected
William r. Days president Senator Marcus
the Hon hyron Herrck: secretary tho Hon
Rycrson Rueh.
formulated ettero the public requesting all who de-
oneas organised bodies press are reausftea IN
immediate the possible time
TO this appeal The association looks
try to lend It's efficient aid to the collecting ana forwarding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
WaIIa YalIa Sails

The steamship Waila Waiia. Capt.
ran lsft for san Francisco az noon
feaAv. she has heavy naked car
=, agrrexating iSoo tons % general
.yerckarllsa. The steamers passcn-
ysr teecmnotatious were all taken
i nunher Of those making the
scusssrn trip were Alaska miners
whe returned 20 this city on the
s,-ensFs Bertha. Santa Ana and City
Il Seaftle. The umatiiia. the next
haaf fron san Francisco. IL due 70
arrive tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

same as for any other election. name
~: one year In the state. % DAYS Ia
the county and 30 days In the dls.
trict- In fact. any person, male or
female. who can meet the quaiiflca-
tons necessary to vote az a general
election, can vote at a school cleo
lion.
The registration booths win close
10 days before the date OF the cleo.
ton, and the polls viii be open from
noon until ,. m. on Nov. q"
Inc following polling places for the
coming elections were named by the
board:
First ward. South school; second
ward. Rainier school, third ward.
Brewers hail, Walia Walla addition.
fourth ward, Central school. firth
ward, st. Francis hall. sixth ward,
Denny school. eighth ward. Mercer
school; ninth ward, 3. +. Day school,
Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

der construction and the SIN great
or number which the company con-
templates building, makes more ads-
quate barn facilities neceesary
Plans for structure Immediately
north Of the present barns, to front
On Fifth avenue, are also under way.
ms latter structure IL TO have a
capacity for is cars, and work Is ex-
pected 10 be begun very soon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
NO FOOD,
NO drink
Five Days Two French
Fishermen Drifted

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Ger
man liner Graf waldersee arrived
here this morning from Hamburg
with two French fishermen on board
The men had been picked up many
miles Off the French coast. having
become Lost. In a small boat.
when discovered they had been
without food and water five days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
GALLONS
For the Man Who Loved
His Brothers Wife


CHICAGO. oct. u.--Geo. Dolinski
the murderer Of Anton Lizl, was
hanged here this morning.
Lizl and lDolinski married sisters.
Dollnskl fell in love with Mrs. Llzi.
and sent Mrs Dolinski and the child
rem to Poland. Soon after her de-
pnrture Lizl was found dead on the
prairie with his throat cut.
Dolinski was arrested and confess
ed, claiming self defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
A new DOCK
AT EVERETT
To Be Built by citY Of Everett and
Greyhound Company

Word waa received this morning
~ Manager y. ~ Acott. Of the
steamers City Of Everett and Grey
hound. that his proposition for a new
dock at Everett had received favor
able treatment at the hands 81 tho
city council OF that city. The nsw
pier viii De constructed by the Nv.
ereti municipality and leased for a
long term % years 20 the Greyhound
people. The negotiations have been
on foot for some time, as the Old
dock owned b. the City Of Smoke
stacks had become rotten and unsafe.
Mr.. Scott proposed either 10 build a
dock on the city property or have
the city build the dock and lease II
10 him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
STOLE A HAT
a Hotel Butler Bellboy Takes a
Drummer's Sample

Harry Moorhead. q bellboy in the
Hotel Butler, was arrested by Detec-
ives byrnes and Phillips last night
Tor stealing a hat from the sample
case " a guest Of the house. The
boy was locked up I'm the city Jail,
but as yet no charge has been placed
against him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
THE CRIME OF ANN DIS-DEBARR

impaired. under penalty Of submit
tins herself 10 a deadly current Of
win. act In motion by the chief Of the
order. by which abe would fan slain
or paraiyscd withou, visible means.
just as II blasted by a lightning
fash.
Aiiss croisdsis testified that Jack
son hal outraged her I'm the pres
suee Of Mrs. Jackson. The latter In
loud voice demanded n repetition Of
this testimony.
The prisoners were renAnded until
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

WAS Ia the witness chair when the
session 81 eour, opened this morning.
she testified that shs had been init
htsd intn the @TheocrAtle uaity"
sect. 81 which jackson claimed % ha
che had. that. with rope fastened
around her. passes were made before
her with a lamp. water and a sword.
Jackson told her he was christ rein
cnruate.
Miss Crolsiaie then described the
oath Ia which she sxore she would
not allow anyone else 90 hypnotic
her and would keep all tho secrets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
ENTOMBED

PARAMOUNT. W. Va. oct. IL
An explosion occurred In the New
England coal mine near here this af-
ternoon. Three hundred men were In
the mine.
Six men are missing and the mine
IL afire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
EMPRESS DRINKS TEA
TO REDUCE HER WEIGHT

BERLIN. Oct. 1.-THE Empress Of
Germany IL suffering with bad at
tack Of insomnia. due 20 excessive
,ea-drinking In an effort 70 reduce
her weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
4" JUST A WEE
BIT OF A TIME"
Hawkins Had II and Started Home
With 10 Cents

James Hawkins. a scotchman. who
had lmblbod a large quantity Of
liquor. caused considerable merrl-
mrut in Judge Georges court this
morning. Hawkins has recently been
employed az iirsmerton and managed
10 save up 81. This was too much
money Tor him 10 have at one time.
30 he came 10 feattie. "a he eKpreAa-
20 a. Just 10 have a wee BIT OF a
time"
lie had ~ and landed In the police
court this morning. lie bad just ten
cents and with that he started 90 20
home