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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Parliament Dining Rooms

n the noble pile ~ buildings
erected on the ste - the ola Pal
are. London. Hwept away rs
the fro - ik1e. the neram
notation Tor members out
side the chamber wHr greatly In
creased There are uuw three din
lnE rooms one 81 them is reserved
h1 custom 10 the leading members ~
ne government and the opposition
In thin room there iE r. table FOR rnh-
met ministers. and another for rv-
- hinei ministers
For time the culinary depart
m"ut In the neN palace waa looked
after hy ueIlamy and hfa Huerssvafa
Then the provision 81 meals 70 uiafr
hFrH vas lsf cut bv contract Buf
for several years nos special com
m ttos - the house known as The
Kitchen committee has Fuprftia,.ll
the department and ~ nJaYa n sub
Hidf ~ 81 90 year from the public
funds
Daring tho rrssiun over 11Ena a
week ia paid hy members FOR meals
and refreshments The amount II
money spent hY individual members
~ course varies rdnsiderahiF. but
ne rule MIXERS q parlia ryaent are
noted Tor their RhHtemloueHeuH when
dining IN the house They are able
90 obtain two shilling dinner con
siHtinE ~ Houp Joint and two vsErz
tables bread butter cheese. salad
and biscuits nud this modest repnH -
is Ia good demand throughout the
HeHafon.
The wine cellar ~ the house ron.
tHlna ~ is said. something like -
00o worth ~ wines. there iH also an
Immense vat ~ Scotch whisky. and
tho cIFnr-rnom contains about 80 .
nm worth ~ stock tho prices "
woods tho prices ranging from Z
cents to % cents each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

ina steadily between Seattle and Al
aaka points nuriug the last week
of Juno the local office handled MOTE
than Seo GOA an orders Co he washed IN
Nonit aud during that month the
Numg aItler sent the Seattle ofuya
about Ssh.hb0 Postmaster Stewart.
aud hls able assistant. Afr. CalketU
who hoe heen In the postefuec so
Ions chat DE knows thu huudNrit-
ms II every man. woman. child and
typewriter in Seattle. are prepared
Co dH business with paw SON. Some
ear amy other gold produrinE section
nf Alaska iu sums NJ FROM 500 &C.
S5oa nHa cash ON the spot and II
son o1a orders Wuuta dp they can
cash others for a like amount
Without displteiug a halt Cana
1itus, Americans ur other people
who have been favored hN material
Eand fortune With large amounts and
sums In geld dust and nuEsrts, may
nnW leave Il an behind them I'm paw
son or Nomc. and Dos the new money
order system and n i'm the Seattle
pestoGiyH en- thrIf arrival here. II
the luga1 paslaf'irr happens e. be-
short row mill. lions ou any enc day
ga available cash al hand. bostmast-
~ Stewart VII give Yea a NtN York
drHft for NeuE money ardrr. witch g.
as roai as cash al any bank ia See
ntlir. fhe United states, canada or
yuha Two men Wha went Ga NuW 3
sailed 30 days axe for Nnmr taking
money orders with them FOR Iargr
sums instead ~ carrying the cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
NEW MONEY
ORDER LAW

Orders and instructions placing ia
snect the reduced money order avs
TEN applica bic 70 Canada and cuba
have been received at the f..
sttle pogtofice. The domestic money
order system now covers those coun
trlee Instead ~ the comparatively
expensive International money ora
~ ffatem a. formerly. For instance.
" has cost business mon big round
dollar - send 800 o. Victoria or
vancouver. y. q. The new arrange
rh"nt with the Dominion ~ Canada
now makes the expense look Ike tt
WIN % cents taken out, or in other
words. ~ cents per 500 10 any money
order office iu Canada or cuba. This
coer not apply ~ New FoundIand
80 That country g. q province 81 his
majesty King Edward VII. indie
pendent Of Canada.
The money order business is grow
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the SOARING OF EZRA
SPARKLES, SCIENTIST

The dying machine hnH rHii. iH1
pedals. steering appHfHtuH Huf uth
~ sHHentlona II Hcflsl navigation.
Mr HuHfklsH hlf.hrd tho CONT 90 fHe
truck. mounted the ma him uHI
yelled "Gaf"
Tn Eaat went So I'D ihr ma-
chine. AZ the craft f4Hr Into thn
air Mr sunrkr was unable 90 diH.
rntunFtr himself from tho truck Hni
thr RuHt go they aI started away
together. the goat hanging wrong
side up and beating Willy NJ
sparkIea lest control ar tho nyiue
machine. which tHNurted wildly aud
then struck d tall tree aHd Was d.
mollshtd Mr.. Sparkle climbed
down o. Tho ground Nhru hr pr
scented himself 20 Dis Hlfr mass
~ refatrhsa and bruises. she said
= DO not brHper In secret HasIHilsr
that hhvr. su.h brutal Initiation
You are sight
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SUSPECTS
IDENTIF
Two Men Arrested for Cum
berIand Hold-Up -lmpOr-
tant Capture.

John BROWN and joe W,uskd held
at Everett uu q charge at burglary.
have been Identified as thc men Who
held up the Cumberland stloou eu
April M. and IL Is thouEht they were
connected with the bis lcafN hold
az. when XZtan MAS secured rom
HARRY Collins gbv owner of the sa.
ioau at lhs same plRve. only 50 aud
8 revolver we're syeuHya az the Cum
beHlaud saloon. This morning John
knrurst the Cumberland saloon
keeper. Identified the men as the ones
WHO hed hIm up an April ~.
The suspicion connecting the mon
with the LyaTN robbery is Vel
founded. Two DAYS after the hold
uIf sc the Cumberland saloon Harry
collins place az LearN suffered AZ
the hands 80 drsperAdovs who en-
riaKed methods similar to those used
at che Cumberland hold=up. The de-
scrpfiou of the Lrary robbers tailies
Well With that given ct the Gumbvg-
land dcsperadavs, The NEST con-
tiuciuk circumstance. however.
Couuett ting the men With the his
l.vatN huld-up is the fact that both
apparently have much money Tn
tneLr Keeping They have engaged
three attorneys. two fuum this eltN
aud uue from Everett
when sheriff tudih-e vas az EV-
crett en- the ath instant he first learn
"a Of the circumstance euuuet ting
the mon with the robbery of the
Cumberland saloon sheriff thinner
man. ct SnuhomIsh county. inform
ed Ar CudEhes that "a revolver
found q the possess on ~ q man tn
lis custody Tailed Nifh the dcscfin-
ton % the ruu taken rom the cum
heriaud saloon. Cudihee at
once Identified the revolver as the
one taken from the Cumberland Ea-
icnu. and summoned the Cumberland
bartender 90 Identify the men.
sheriff Cudihee believes that Win
* Is the famous Russian exile who
made good his escape from Siberia
and landed tn san Francisco bout
$50 lie was associated with a hand
81 outlaws and has proven a desper-
ate character
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RAILROAD NOTES

A. y. Charlton. assistant general
passenger agent - the Northern Pa
cinc, e In Seattle from Portland to
day. Mrs. Charlton accompanies
him.
J. ". Casey. travelling naasenEsr
agent % the Chicago. Milwaukee A
~. Paul railroad il tn seattle fror
Portland. looking 90 the local Inter
ests q his road.
r. e. Sichoi. representative a.
Portland - the Denver 4 Rio
Grande. has been ordered 20 Chlra-
80 70 handle interests - both IN.
Grande and Denver A. Rlo Grands
under the recent consolidation n thu
two. J. -. Mansfield. n the RIO
Grande Western. viii succeed Mr.
Nichol At Portland.
The first siRn n general c1nrea-
sion bv railroads 90 people wanting
r. 60 TO the Pan-Amerieau erpssl-
lion II seen IN an announce.
u1ent made today that tickets -
the Buffalo show are hereafter 10
have q so days limit Heretofore a8
days has been the longest time with
IN which one could return on an eF-
cursiou ticket. The change will NJ.
feet all lines and viii probably In
crease travel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
PRETTY GIRLS
WILL DANCE
AT the Ironworkers' Rall-Armory
Hall Monday Night.

Nachinist Thomas Jones says the
Iron Trades ball 20 be given az the
Armory next Monday night is going
20 b the biggest thing OF itH Kind
ever given In Seattle. In a single
block Of business houses en- Second
avenue this morning Mr.. Jones sold
from one to five tickets in every
store except one. At the rate tick
cts are being sold By members ~
the mschiuists boiler ma krrs and
molders unions the Armory will have
one ~ the biggest crowds that ever
assembled At a bail in Seattle Bust
ness men are supporting the ball iih-
orally and there will BE- a very large
attendance from the ranks ~ organ
szed labor. II Is well known that
many 81 the prettiest girls tn Seattle
are the daughters ~ skilled mec han
les. An u costs 70 dance wffh
them. II you can get introduced. II
80 cents for a ticket" says Jones.
and you can take as many with you
as will go"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Building New Branch.

Work on the Great N0rthern's new
branch tapping the Republic mining
country is 10 be started at once All
along the line. the contractors being
Obliged To fiuish by the end ~ the
present year. Suh-contracts FOR n
steel bridge over the Columbia, for
ties and for laying II rails are stIIf
. b. let. The new branch viii run
from Marcus. Wash. on the Spokane
& Northern, northwest into British
Columbia and double hack into Re
public. n yin b. - miles long
The general contract ~ held by
Stems 4 Shields. ~ ST Paul They
have let sab-cOntracts. beginning ~
Marcus wash. az follows. Parker
AulliRan 81 Paul. six miles. =
Grant. Faifhauif. Mimi. five miles.
Twohv Bros 81 Paul FIVE miles
Patrick Waich spokanes 10 miller
~ stewart Grand Forks y. q r.
- - fauRhran Winters r. Co. spo-
X -. = mieH.
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AN OLD SOLDIER
IN DISGRACE

night IN pfhvrr John Kelly ON the
charge % Erund larceny Hr Is ue-
Cusrd 81 stealing frum ths Market
cafe at tIta Marion street one shot
gun, one wife. one uuakut. one pair
- shears four boxes - cigars aud
two pairs OF blankets All the arti-
rles We're recovered most uf them
being found IN Aehericys possession
Aebrrlcy admits % having taken
the goods but says ~ dId 80 while
under the effects - e A. to which
he Is subjected HE says he was
formerly "a marine tn the United
States service. and thar hc was die
charged two years ago ffom Brrm-
erton because ~ his Bilmsnt tie -
being given e preliminary hearing
before Judge Cam this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
YorNG GIRL.s pREas.

Dress ~ Erru Yelling This dress
suited for a young Etrl. iH made NJ
egru yelling. The eorsaEe has a
group Of narrow plaits down each
side. and they are continued down
tho skirt The collar " Of linen. I'm
crusted with guinure, and the front
ia crossed by trellis Of black vel
vet The skirt IN trimmed with n
RuIpuFe nnnnrc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

FfNDLAY. o. July a r1H ~
WHiavnf. dressed HHusiy and a.
Ifrtty aH an ARTISTS Ideal staud he.
FORE tent a. the boulevard Carnival
given hy the Ladies Aid society al
tdr flHt Fteahyt church iar.
night In great large letters. post
"a over their heads. appeared thIr
legend kissing hnuth=a klss FOR
g srHfH
Young aud old men Huant niekeIs
Ike drunken taliarH hat when they
got inside each aaa handed q candy
hlHn
a general KICK NHs made. and IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
RucurERATEa QUICKLY.

Senator Dcpew. IN speaking about
his annual trip 70 Europe, says that
for ten months Of tho year he wortq
on an average ~ Is hours day
Then he takes two months in which
to recuperBtc About tho third dav
out ~ sea he finds that every bodily
ailment has disappeared, and by the
time he reaches the other side he
for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

one button gloves. usually 81
suede, nre worn with fuRsy sleeves
buttons Of smoked pearl mother
~ pearl and imitation eolnred stones
Of various kinds now appear with
nm applique IN tho form Of delicate
trucery I'm gilt. silver or aluminium.
thnutIliy lace. very fine and COS
Hamer like. wells the norai sprnya
"a nd clusters on some ~ the daintirst
creations " tho milllncr.
In Parts lace mittcna with incrus-
tatipuF Of embroidery and some
times little dctcatciy uppliqued
gold thread. are introduced aR sub
ptitutc for gloves. with three quar-
tor sleeves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

ELIZABETH n - July q Eztn
suarklos. local mHehiniHt for twn
2rara hBa burned the midnight ksra.
Hruo while hs luborrd ct b nYiug ma.
chino thnt SIM 10 destroy tho yHlut
OF evrrF railroad stock iu tho world
iliH vie did not take kindly a. his
aerial rtuntH, 90 thai Nj Sparkle
automatically concealed many ct his
plans from hor
Nj fpurhsr lying machine need
81 "a start 90 enHhtr It Co rise. lie
httrd Il onto "A truck and arrange /
for the truck 10 move rapidly when
hltrhsd 90 a goat When Nj spark
les lrft home at II O'Clock lat nigh
"a give hiH Tying machine trial. he
told hlH wife that he Nua u be- In
lllHted into a secret HnpiptP For
proof II the truth ~ his story De
pointed "a the goat which be wua
leading with rope.
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race. listened - the argument. re-
moved hif coat and terf in front ~
TIE grand stand full of anHiafy peu-
pie auf WHs hcsred 10. ton was
barred from the race. but both h@
hnI Parks refused ta ataN out. start
lHg their horses. IS hen the aafI vas
gifen, and finishing nest and serond
respectively
II Vas declared no race. and the
announcement WAS made that both
~ oulf De expelled for lnfratfIan ~
rules II they are expelled large
part - th" .luh viii - g,i'h them
n they are rot President Nn0rf.
house ard the anti-fhIrtaairt b. 3.
aae VIII rgll out Either UaH. tfr
club II Threatened with disruption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
AT ANCHOR
AND AT SEA

Steamer Rainier, capt. Hansen. T.
n. Gray. agent. arrived from san
Franeiseo via Everett yesterday ry-
ching She brought - passenger
and s10 tons ~ cargo eousigtIuR nf
barley. dredging machinery. aro.
proof bricks. and lime. all couHIgu-
ed to local houses.
The FaralIon got away last night
with s19 tons ~ cargo. nearly all ~
It explosives. FOR the Treaduru and
ether mining concerns ln Southeast
ern Alaska IN part. the cargo con
sisted ~ ~ tons ~ RaH0llnp. 900 tons
~ dynamite and powder, and lum-
Ter.
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EXPECTED KISSES AT NICKEL
EACH; GOT PRETTY FOOLED

q few moments another sign went
up II read The HstI thing. 81
&ut man was willing 60 put ur
this pan American price Ter tho o.
eulatary exercise. and The treasury
sac not augmented.
Now the rauasfyatIse element ~
The church is mad Conventional
members say II sac hafHId o. Dis
play the real thing sIRu and the
pretty girls. " hu could MT really
u fnr 1uirg smack hase "a pauH
idra - The Young men - The town.
on attractions denounced when They
appeared In the EIkH carnival rr-
Gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
LOCKED VICTIMS IN ICE-BOX

CHICAGO july II Three masked
robbers 81 lsaUudbIf ursd Hu lHrbua
hH am adjunct iu Jhrlf work ia the
saloon ~ Thee tarmudy
Sin patrons ~ the htH WrHr lock
% ln the iDe chest while the high
NuYmtu robbed tarmody and HIS
TIL
They tried g. force Carmody into
~" refrigerator too. but be- Was too
Tar 30 get through the door The
others. Ike eaHHIua he'd lean and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
S. S. Robert Dollar Arrives.

Steamer Rot.ett Dollar. CAPT I'll
iefsrn. six days cut from san
Francisco. arrived In port yesterday
She brought 10 tons - dynamite Tor
the TrradWell mineH Douglas island
30 90 feet 81 lumber for Honolulu.
the latter shipment being Transferred
r. the shtp Henry Willard. now load.
tng 90 barrels - asnhaltum. and Is
tons Of general merchandise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
SHIRTWAISTS CAUSE A ROW

TpIEDO. n. July n The Toledo
Driving club. eampansd - HWells
- $50 own fast hornen aud drive them
foa sport. threatens 10 so % pieces
on ~" shift waist proposition
special meeting baa been called
20 consider the fnouautnua question
81 hffhef man ln a shirt waist may
drive his oNn hnrEr at driving
elub matinee
The question came up vhsH Geo
~ Parks appeared behind isis harHe
without coat and vest After come
argument he threatened - throw
President George ~ NoorehauH~
over the fence.
George ~ Rafnes wealthy oil
man who was T. drive ~ the ~ mr.
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REPORTERS NOTES.

The funeral ~ Willie Alien son ~
Joseph Allen. took place from the
family residence ~ us Harvard nv-
enue north. a. ? 30 yesterday after.
noon. Burial az Iakrview cemetery.
The funeral - Mrs Dora p Bruce
w he died at the Seattle General hos
pitai July 3 we're shipped ny Hon
rey a stewart TO NJ Vernon yester-
day.
The funeral % Jesse n Combs
took place from the family residence
ne 1926 Main street yea' ardaY after
room. The Harness Maker union
offended IN body. Burial az Lake.
view cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

hungry looks They got IN easy and
seemed - be- RlHd fu do ~.
New Tor tho frozen H8TIlueF.
h1ld the leader ~ The two. after
they he'd relieved Earmudy
AZ each muH came forth De Haa
searched and then made 10 line go
against thr HaII With DO hands eIs.
waited After all slH ~ ffH men had
been searched fhrs asfs ordered
back 'afu The iscb1E aua The rob-
ErrH vanished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

J Y Thompson. ~ Tniantown. IA
has given tIo0 no0 for the endowment
~ the president chair ~ Washing
ton and Jefferson college as nom
orial to his father and mother.
Justice Jacob " Wuktn tho new
head 81 the Illinois supreme court.
iH a native ~ ohio. bat studied law
IN Illinois under John SchoHcld. and
was admitted Ia the bar lea ts6s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Asphalt Received.

The FIRST shipment - asphaltum
for the paving ~ the summit
avenue district has been received.
80 barrels. consigned 20 the Aleatraz
Asphalt Paving Co. hafuE brought
up frnm san Francisco by the steam.
er Robert Dollar n is uudprstonf
that a similar cnnsiEn nent viii ~
brought hv the next vessel due from
san Francisco
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Bad Man Got Five Days.

z ]. Breyer has been arrest
ID by 0ffcpr Fletcher a. a disnrfl .
sriy person. lie vas roa ming around
the BlackchRpei district and acted
very susplciously He evadad every
question put 70 him touching upon
fis Identity and his derneanor n
court led several officers TO Husper,
that he was n bad man Judge
George sent him 20 jail for Eve days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

Realizing the danger to health
caused by locating "a restaurant oi
cafe and rs kitchen In the cellar
tho Rninier- Grand Hotel Ca had no
only their cafe and restaurant built
On the first floor, but the kitchen also
Ohe nuest on the Pacific coasD on
the first Moor. thereby giving perfect
ventilation. This IL the coolest plao,
10 dine in seattle, perfect cuisine
excellent service,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

cole Younger. the famous Missouri
hnndIt who " serving n lie term IN
the peniteutlary at saltwater, MINI
Re librarian Of the prison and spends
his llfo I'm reading. lie WAS man or
no education when sentenced. hut hv
persistent reading Is now fairly well
posted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

William X Vanderbilt does not In
tend that Idle Hour. his new home at
Onttdnlc. /. /. shall be photograph
Cd without his permission lie has
had pictures tnkcn Of mansion
grounds md rooms from all view
points and has had tho photographs
copyrighted. ANY other pictures II
Is supposed viii bc violations Of the
CopyrIght lnW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Mrs. Timmons Sold LIQUOR.

Mrs. James Timnons was arrest
81 yesterday BY Deputy Sheriff
Wilson. FOR selling liquor on the
beach At West Seattle This r. the
first arrest since the step taken By
the Law and order league ~ West
Seattle 70 prevent the pronniscu0us
sale ~ liquor At that place. Mrs..
Timmons gave $50 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Supplies for wild Goose.

Assistant Secretary Russell ~ the
Wild Goose iMniaz Co. has rrurhed
this city from san Franchise and -
registered az the Butler He awaits
the secretary arrival. after which
the two VIII close contracts for 300
tons ~ supplies - seud north for thu
use OF tho company.
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PRETTY AND cool.

White CHmhrsr Dress This dress
iH ~ white eamhfie The f=.rzts..
ana skirts are trimmed With iasau-
So e"Wforsd - small piaIta RHd
Hlrngtcnnea Insertion The waist
hsnd iH - mauHseiine de sole. fast
ened ~ a buckle.
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strikers Benefit Bal.

July l5-Armdry. WaKner's band.
Given by Iron Trades Council In
behalf Of machlnista. bolicrmakerR.
mouldera, pattern makers and black
smiths. Don't forget date.
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100000
FIRE LOSS

SYDNEY. y. s. w. July ff.-Fire
yesterday destroyed Heiden'A de
partment stores. occupying eight
story building fronting on three
streets Loss. q. 90. 900.
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Struck the Woman

Justice cauu this morning contin-
ued the case Of Patrick Malone.
charged with assault and battery on
LIZZIE German last night on Sixth
avenue north 10 u O'Clock tomorrow
morning 10 give Malone time 10 get
q lawyer 10 defend him The woz
mon who. II is said has been keep
Ing house Tor Malone. WAS in court
with wounded upper lip.
New bath houses. Madrona villa.
stfikefa Ball Annoy, Monday,
JulX -
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Mr.. Hart conducted the eross-cx-
animation
lie underworld To make the witness
deny himself ON several points hut
was uuaurcepaful The witness held
fast 10 hlg statement that he had
heard only five shots
You said you heard voices. what
wac aatd2'
= don't remember anything"
Whose voice did you hear
- don't know exactly"
"Whpt did YOU hear next
THE explosion
where was the gun discharged ."
a bout one foot outside the store
where vas Inhr - rBidiue at this
time -
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Ysstsrd.y AIlefnoon s..sIon.

prosecution 81 the afternoon session
was l.. -. tpdykr. who runs n shoot
ing gallery little below Guys drug
store Hts attention was attracted
~ Tho time - the tragedy by n shot
he then heard two more closely 10
lowing shots After minute or two
BE- heard three more reports. Tho
witness said he thought from the
sound that the first shot aaa from n
rife nf pistol tho next two from
o shot gun md the next three were
rnthnr muffrd
Did you geo anybody after you
heard The hnfa 81 asked Prosecuting
Attorney Fulton
J saw man near the corner. ho
raw me, and sent down the street
Mr. LOWS then took tho witness
on crosse examination and traced his
past life
The witness positively svore that
the first shot. 90 much discussed. was
made hy either rife or 2 revolver.
witness said he saw directly aft
or the first HhoU "Hounrfhina'
strike the ground In the street and
fhe dir dy up.
Mr. Lewis seemed pleased when
he found that tho place whore This
witness said be cav the bullet strike
vas not In the alley. according to
testimony given before
4. q. Lane. The detective. was next
called and said When the shoot.
ing started ] Ras on the south west
corner of Occidental avenue and Yes.
Ter way. / ran 10 the drug store
whore supposed the shots
came from. when ! reached tn
store Tom C0uaidiue had struck the
blows on Meredith's head
Mr. Lanes testimony and Judge
Grifnn'H testimony agreed eactlg
IN regard 10 Meredith's moving from
the east 10 the west side 81 the store.
For the first time since the killing
- the chief. the contents ~ Mere
diih's pockets were exhibited: a -
caliber bulldog revolver. "A small
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~ knife and note book
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md asked several unimpartnnt auea
lions about John Considine.B clothes.
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