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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-10-24

NtM oIht OCt. -.
FLOUR-State and western less active
and a shade easier with grain.
WHEAT-Turned weak under large
northwest receipts and selling for long
account. Dece mber, rs 1l-1GQ77ssc; May,
793sGS0c
RYE-steedy State, 57a5sc c. i. T. New
York, car lots; No. , western, 6Olzc f. 0. b.
afioat.
CoRN-Quiet and easier. December, 6i5.
Q6lAc
OATS-Slow and barely steady. Track
white, 40d46c
BUTTER-Firm. State dairy. lfa9lc:
creamery. l5d221ac; June creamery, MA
21kc; factory, 12lzal5c.
CHEESE Firm. Fancy large colored
9ls99}.c; fancy large white, 91kd9s4c. fancy
small colored, l0Ac, fancy small white. le
d10Ac.
EGGS-Market steady. State ard Penn.
sylvania 2l1aGt22c: western canGled. 2l1Lc.
western uncandled, 16a2lc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Twenty.
three years ago. eccentric old Samuel
Wood, founder Of Woodbury.. T.. l..
left 81. 000. 900 10 estab ilsh a college Of
music, the dream Of his life.
For p years relatives and adven-
turerH have been fighting over the
estate. with the result that all hut
$500. 900 has been eaten up BIZ fees
end there II enough litigation tn
sight to dispose Of the balance In the
same way.
Wood provided three trustees Of
his estate at 81. 600 per year each. an 4
when he died they Installed them
selves IN an Office, 10 stay. In course
% time they were charged with ab.
sorbinR a large part Of the estate,
snd once they ran away to New Jcr-
fsy with the books 10 avoid being
forced to make an accounting.
RHvenOuH relatives and accommo-
dating lawyers have been at work.
with the result that the viii has
been blocked. set aside, confirmed.
declared valid and pronounced in
valid by various courts.
The last parcel Of lind In the big
estate was sold a few daya ago for
si21. 900, and the proceeds Will spur
the tagging wheels ~ litigation for 4
few years more, but there will be
no Wood College ~ Music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
UNIVERSITY.

The university commencement ex-
eycises were opened Sunday by the
n baccalaurcatc sermon delivered
hy President Penrose OF Whitman
college at the First Presbyterian
church. He WIS assisted by ex-pros
idont wilmot Whitfield, Of Whit
worth college. In the evening, Rev,
T. Y. winccoff, OF Tacoma, gave the
annual address To the Christian ne
Rociations In Denny hall. Last night
the Alumni association celebrated IT,
annual reunion mt the Lincoln, The
first part OF the evening was given
over 10 banG act, which was later
turned into an li,formal dance. More
than "a hundred Of the Alumni were
present This morning the gradu
atinR class gave their annual eNer-
clses In Denny hall. IL was unduuht
edlv the best class day exhibition
ever given at the university This
r. the day when the graduating class
gets even with the professors, AMI
they certainly got even today, The
program was given In the form OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
BY
HUMAN CHAIN

CHICAGO. May Forming a
human chain, Policeman Thoa. Ma
lone and thrrs men Mandei Nendei.
sahn. Jas. Kelly and Martin Corbet:
4=sucre~ded In ~rHeuinE Jas. q Don
neil from tho Chicago river.
O'nonneil was crossing the Thirty
fffth street brtige when he fell into
the river. It's cries for help at
trncted the attention % Malone. who
on reaching the spot saw a. once
hat ne could not reach him. He
called Muudciaahn. who vas pass
ing AZ the time. and the latter took
the policeman BY tho feet and low
cred him al arms length from the
bridgr.
RtiI Maloua could not react
o'ponneii Kelly then told hold 81
MendeiHohn'a ankles and lowered
10th men. Malone was still ak
inches short - reach.
Calling upon Corbett. who IL n
tig. HfrRppinE fellow. the men lost
10 thine IN pressing him into service.
when the men we're lowered again.
Malone caught OsDouueii ~ the
hair 81 the head and pulled him
frum tlia water.
A big crowd witnessed fhr thrilling
rescue. and chssred Justify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

on and after July lat this com
pany viii reduce tho price Of gas TO
81 go per thousand; and no distinc-
ton will be made In the use Of gas
for fuel and Illuminating purposes.
The rate will be sl.S0 per thousand
with a discount Of 20c per thousand
on all bills paid on or before the
tenth day OF the next succeeding
month for which the bills are rend-
cred.
Bills are due on the first day Of the
month and failure to receive bin viii
not entltle consumer To rebate unless
bill Is actually paid on or before the
10th instant. Bills paid by check,
through the malls. must be In this
Office on the 10th instant.
The discount Of 20 cents per thouH-
and IL offered To consumers In con
sidoratinu Of their paying their bills
At the office as soon ms due. thus
saving the expense Of sending out
collectors.
Parties desiring To avoid the an
noyancc Of looking after their bills
can have a prepaid meter put I'm and
pay for their gar rs used, nt the rate
Of ST co per thousand.
The minimum charge viii be 25c
per meter per month on plain meters
and soc per meter per month on pre-
paid meters
SEATTLE GAS & ELECTRIC co,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
GOT INTO
WRONG TOWN

CoT.FAN. wash. May Is ~
Wiaona junction. - miles west II
here. man styling himself Nelson
the Great" Wua rutten-rEEed and
severely beaten ~ a gang - men
o. nd boys hecaure 81 insulting re-
marks he made about the women ~
Wiunnh- Nelson IL "A hypuutint and
arrived iH Wiunna several days ago
and gave two performance clearing
= bout 80. Then he baaated on the
streets 81 what he could ID with the
women and Kiria - Winouh ~ sim
ply swapping hts finger at them. he
advertised 10 give an exhibition. and
shortly after the doors wers opened
tn thu school building n duzsn men
and boys runhed by the dparseeprr
and assaulted Nelson with stage
eggs. Nelson was driven "a the
hotel and took the morning train cut
81 town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
4 BRUTAL
ASSAULT
81. CharIand Knocked
lnsensibIe by High
waymen.

daring hold-up, and one 81 IN
Al brutality. occurred at Tenth
esss,,. south. near King street last
~. ~ about 2 O'Clock. The victim 81
= s.A,sswavtnen was =. l.. Charland.
=, ,.sldes with his family at itan
r'.,snth avenue south, Mr.. Char
- Vas Knocked inscnsihlc by a
- and wacn he regltiued CON
'..ss,sss. ~ saw the two robbers
s,srpsaring round a corner. Tie
- nerceivsd that they had not
~ renewed ham ~ his watch and
~, but had removed his coat and
-, .nA had unlaesd his shoes. They
- sytisntly cen frlghtencd away
-, they had gotten an oppoftun-
!, a remove ire latter.
" Garland was on his way home
:. n, time. When ~ reached the
s.-~sr 81 KIng street, two men
.sser.t in front % him and gave the
..,~rand Throw M your hands.
= charlana complied. but had no
.-s,sr aaae 50 than he received a
,svnnlnx blew on the hack Of the
80 He remembers nothing ex-
- ~ command Throw up your
s.-as and Il seeing his asSallAnts
ssaspezr In the darkness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

Nome sell for si0a. with the exerps
ton OF the Nome city aud Jeuulc.
first class hCrthH selling for also and
500 on account uf the early date not
for thrir sailing. II now seems uH u
many people who contemplate the
trlp north viii have TO wait until
the middle OF June before going and
then they may have TO rough II
SECOND class
After this trip the Samoa VIII he
taken % dry dock az san Francisco
and undergo extensive repairs.
The schooner balboa. with "A ear
go of general merchandise and lum-
Der fur the Northwestern CONNER
cial Co, at Teller city. sails tumur-
row. She was loaded this afternoon
and carries no passengers.
The city Of Seattle. with 50 pass
enEcrs aboard ana eight tons ut gem
rrai cargo. arrived In port this
morning from sk.gway
The steamer buckingham leaves
for Vancouver tonight where she
will take ON cargo for 81 Michael
She Vii then return t. Seattle. at
ter which she sails for south Amrri-
can ports. GrIWtha a EpuKue are
operating the vessel
The schooner Laurel sails for an
Arctic trip today. For trrsHl 81
her aiar-is0 toms shr b. going 20
make one OF the longest voyages re-
corded from this port 81 Lawrence
island the government reindeer sta
ton. tuHlaltk. Goiofnin hay Nome
and Teller city are her principal
calling stations From Namv Hhv
takes "a party ~ pruaprctara tn a
point midway between cape Prince
uf wales and Point Harrow where n
il said gold has been discovered In
abundance. She carries "a few pass
eugvra and 10 under the command OF
Capt, Samuel walt.
The steamer Charles Sclson sailed
FOR Southeastern Alaska last night
The last 81 her cargo was loaded
yesterday afternoon rs non union
men. The gates ~ NcHlor wharf
were kept closed while she was load
Ing. She had on board 20 paasen-
gers for the flsh canncrtea located In
that section.
with Is passengers and n 300. ton
cargo % general merchandise. the
steamer Centennial dropped anchor
in port Last night from San Fran
cisco. She viii BE- Immediately pre-
pared Tor a trip 10 Nome. sailing on
June 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
How to Cook Swestbresds.

Assuming that your hwe~threada
are hlaneheds pat them IA a stew
pan. and Tor each pair add a slice II
onion. hair a bay leaf. a bit q mace
and salt 20 season. and pour over
boiling water enough 20 cover. set
back on the range and simmer vcrY
Eently for about 20 minutes, II tho
HweetbreadH are Of good size. then
Drain. aud drop into irc-cald water.
while you prepare the stuifing.
For one pair % sweet breads place
in = stswpan a teaspoon % butter.
one Glove ard a slice Of onion. and
slowly brown the butter. take out
the onion nui Glove. stir three tea
npoonfula 81 Hour and brown that.
stirring all the time. when we'll
drowned. add oun-thlrsi Of a tea
cup % heavy brown stock. and stir
until smooth This should make q
thick mixture. which you season well
With salt and pepper. add one table
spoon Il chopped truffies and a tea
spoon 81 lemon Juice, and stand aside
20 cool
Take the awcctbreads rpm the
cold water. dry them carefully. and.
with n sharp knife. make n deep In
cision IN the side ~ each. ana witt
IA silver spoon enlarge this 80 II " u
uweetbread. PHI the cavity with tbs
truffie Htugfing. and then fasten the
edges together BY sewing. or by this
use 81 "A toothpiek. pip each IN
melted butter. dust with salt and
pepper 10 season and bruil over clear
freuh Goals. Serve with Spanish
Enuce.
swEETBREAps WITH CHEESE.
Place two tablespoons OF butter In
Etswphn and melt II. put In one
pair ~ Hweethrcada that have been
boiled ne directed above. and thea
chopped nne. when warmed through.
add three tablespoons Of farrneHau
cheese and cook until melted. then
add three egg yolka. salt and cayenne
Pepper. and Just before serving an
other tablespoonful Of butter. This
dish may be also prepared for lunch
In a chahnE dish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
INSPECTING
TELEPHONES
rssna City officials Visiting Seat
tie Today.

r.vsa q the city officials Of TIA
SEA arrived IN the city on the In
- FIyer at ti:ts this morning and
r. Spending the day IN Seattle as
= yassts Of Seeley A. Hunt Of the
sstam4tic Tel phone 60. The party
n.ssts % Mayor Campbell. city
ca Boys. Engineer Taylor and
fsanciimen Holzate. Miller. Saim-
"a Glbiett. Briftou. Hamlsy. Roice
n Hammond. Waiter Christian.
= Tacoma attorney q the company
n8 Y. + WymAn, representing the
r1gana News. are also IN the party.
Nsssrs. Seeiey and Hunt. Comp
tsnw Paul Supt. Little and
nniy al Of the Seattle council
r. he party at the flyer dock.
Thsrs thsy taox carriages and were
kssa ever the city 10 inspect the
eargaSY's roieA At o'clock a
i1rAeca vas served at the Rainier
erzn4. after which the party was eH-
urtsd IL the telephone building and
1zrisn. NheFe the improvements
rsss shown and explained. A num-
- 4 rosnts 81 interest were visit
! . tak city
- rarity viii leave late this aft
s1ncn fer home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
UP AND DOWN
WATERFRONT

The rate slashinR war on tickets
10 skaRway appears to have reach
ed the end Of It's tether. two OF the
rival concerns having declined 70
meet the 80 round trip rate made
by the Pacific Coast Steamship co.
yesterday.
The steamer city Of Seattle which
IN advertised 10 sail Wednesday, In
sold out. and Manager Stewart has
been compelled to telegraph his
agents 10 stop raking In the ten
dollar bills.
The steamship officers are besleR-
ed with applications for aecpmmoda-
tions 10 Nome. The fact that Il veg
sells are advertised 20 Hall for that
mort within the next ten days does
not tend To decrease the demand.
and the rush ia described by the
various agents as being unproce-
dented.
FirEt class accommodations ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
The Nursery.

a good way 20 test toilet soap r. to
touch II TO the tongue, and II this
rmarts. the soap will irritate thu
bahy's skin.
II n bean or pea has lodged in a
cfiid's ear. do not use water to re-
move ~. for the water viii only
cause the foreign substance" 10
swell.
Giving an emetlc 20 n child who
has swallowed n button or any such
choice and indlgeEtible article Is a
ffuitlesa waste 81 time and energy
II viii do not good. II may do a
deal Of harm. 10 the bit ne has
elected 90 take into his system has
sharp or rough edges. give him po-
tatoes and cheese 10 eat, and see that
ho eats them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
He COT VERY
BADLY LEFT

Alex Collins today assaulted J.
Walsh with a cane In a tenderioin
saloon. The victim made n PROPOSE
ton 20 Collins that n SO or go were
paid over. the matter would be drop
ped. while the two were discussing
the affair Ofuccr Roberts appeared
On the scene. and both were taken
20 hsadaunTterA.
Walsh was recognized a. the man
who for years worked a check game
on Seattle merchants Collins was
released on so bail. and Walsh waa
locked nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
GIRLS SHOULD Be BOXERS.

blanche untca. the beautiful aud
talented actress. whipped "a mash
or on 1t public street Ia New York.
the other DAY Ito had inaultcd her
aud she left him in the gutter
= believe Ia being able 20 take
care of myself" said Miss Bates to
day. and would advise every girl
and young woman To- lourn a little
about the art of Helf-drfrnHe I
would not advocate any woman go
inR through lifc leaving "a TRAN Of
bruised mnaeuliuity IN her wake
but n man insults her. She ought
60 know where to use her fist on him
where Il viii DO the most good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY
IN THE SCHOOLS
Stevens Post Details Members 10
Assist in Exercises.

Stevens Pest No. I. q a n. has
appointed a committee. the members
Of which will visit each school IN TIRE
city on May 18th. and take part IN
the Memorial Day exercises. Two
committeeman have been assigned
20 each school The Assignments are
as follows:
central and High schooi-F. II
Hurd and A. w. HASTE.
Denny schooi--John n. kiunear
and A. NJ. Kent.
Mercer SCHOOL,. ID. G. Williams
and r. NJ. Davis.
T. T. Minor schooi-Iohn Y. Rise
aorph and A. =. SpauidinK-
Rainier schOoi-Dr. T. NJ. Young
and Il. r. Luce.
south schooi-J. NJ Wrestling and
James Alexander.
Columbia school,. " waiiing-
ford and r. VI. Hanson
Olympic sehooi-A. NJ. Cole and ID.
Warner.
Pacifie sohooi-G. W. Tibbetts and
w. l. Amea.
Cascade schoot--P. p. Carroll and
J. W. Range.
Randall schooi-c. II. Gay and 8.
y. Silver.
II. II. Day school-w. G. Haw-
Queen Anne schooi-A. II. Carr
and q. Ramaker.
Denny Thurman schooi-W. NJ.
Schafer and NJ. V. Mills.
I.atona school-H. A. Blgeiow and
J. s wIncheil
Green Lake school-Lyman Wood
and ~ p. Phillips.
Salmon Bay school--H. Barney
and y. McMann.
Kindergarten school-H. l.. Gray
and VI. Bronson.
Lake achool-w. q. Hubbard and
Mr. Yeaton.
Beacon Hiit school-A. .. Benja-
min and s. r Street.
Ro~H sehool-H. W. Barr and Jas.
Bogart.
Synagogue schools. W. Clark
and J p. Crawford.
St. Francis school-Albro Gardner
and p =. Herman.
81. Marks schOol-James Price
ard Geo. w. Scott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
NOT BLANK
CARTRIDGE

CLARRsBUPG, W. Va. May -
The Traders theafer here Was the
scene 81 an accidental fatal shooting.
The Nandyks 4 Eaton stock COM
pany Waa putting on a play in which
there Mas a Wild West scene. and a
rumhef ~ local young men werr
pressed into service 20 help in the
shooting scene.
While the firing was at It's height.
A bullet from the revolver ~ Luther
Moore struck W ~. McCiunr IN the
hreast and penetrated hih heart.
causing instant death.
The coroner. after hearing the
story Of eye-w neHAea. declared an
inquest unnecessary and gave a Ger
uncate OF Arci.iautal death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

Smith became aware that his first
love had remained true 60 him AMI
he grew dependent. Its wife Hufsi
for divorce. which Was speedily
granted. with TIE pruvisn that Smith
should not mary again IN the nis-
trict Of Columbia Smith then start
81 out % ind his old sweetheart.
but she had disap uearcd. For over
- years he continued the search for
her in vain. Lat year ne secured
leave % hhHenee from the depart
ment To visit the puris exposition.
There h came face u face with Miss
smith The recognition was mutual.
Mutual explanations followed. smith
proposed for the second time. was
accepted. and the marriage was set
for May IN Washington but smith
was restrained from marrying again
m the District q Columbia. In this
Iredlcamcnt the two turned TO 81
Joseph. and. at last. were wsdded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
PASTOR ROASTS HIS FLOCK.

MARION. O. May fs-Ths con
FreEatton 81 t.pworth n. =. church
WAS treated to all kinds Of excite
nsnt sunday nisht. when Or. a. =.
Flynn ''raaated' the members for
neauueHs.
In the morning a special coilec-
ton was taken for tha henaWoi-
pnces Of the church. The large and
wealthy congregation gave up only
$50. Dr. Flynn regarded this hn an
outrage and he told the church.
e cFH 50.
a man worth many thousands
sat there. this morning" he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
CAPT. HANDY
STANDS TRIAL

The testimony Of the state in the
case against +. ~ Handy for OBJ
tanning money under false prsten ses.
closes today This morning Was
given chiefly 10 hearing .. r. Boiies.
government inspector Of hullH at
San Francisco. lie said that the
steamer Professor Morse was unHea-
worthy and almost valurlcsa.
Yesterday pr. j. Eugene Iorfan,
Anna Russell and others testified to
the agreement between Handy and
Jordon, as they had overheard n.
10 the effect that Handy had repre-
scented the boat ns floating pal
ace" and perfectly seaworthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

have taken lessons, you understand
and So. when this man persisted
la following aud speaking 60 mo. I
remembered what the professor Of
pugillum had taught me and let my
right arm go. i'm pretty muscular,
N / do say r.
Now. hhe continued, IT isn't Of 8
ten that u woman needs 90 adopt
tho method I did. and u isn't Hccea-
Hhry often for "a woman 70 put up a
regular night. for # takes pretty
hardened 'mnHher 10 strike back at
"a woman liut she should certain
IS know how 10 use her hands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
WRCLARY ON
Pike STREET
fster Store Robbed in Peculiar
Way Last Night.

n grocery store % James c.
~ ~ Pike street. Nas last ev-
- uttered. apparently BY some
l1aon familiar with the surround
70 About $50 was taken. Mr..
-fs q confident that the thief was
q store when Il was closed last
= ~. Change amounting to about
1ldden IN q tea can IN the rear Of
wore avs taken. and also a
ARnef o. nickeis In the tn.
aeaniing 10 about s2.50. Mr. Love
.9arisd the matter % the police this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
POISONED BY
STRYCHNINE

4 young man. who said his name
was ]. Gardlestone. was taken 20
Providence hospital this afternoon.
suffering from stryehnine poisoning.
lie was taken ~ az Lees pharm-
acy and his symptoms We're 30
alarming that Dr. Bories WAS sum
money lie at once diagnosed the
case as one OF strychninc poisoning
and sent the man to tho hospital
Gardlcstonc iH Ira dangerous condi-
tion. lie refuses TO tell anything
about himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

"and he gave NJ = miserable quar-
ter. You are Ike a lot % EporEes.
and money must be RQuerEsd out NJ
you. Like the great salt lake. youf
pockethookH have tniHta. but no out
lsts
-Thate right Get rich. be greedy
and HUrdld and you will be like q
herd q swine. You viii have Meth
81 happiness nor comfort here OF
Hereafter
lie devoted nearly his entire al
dress o. a dcnunciation 81 HtinEy
chure hEnrfa. The people went
away. stunned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
BAD SNUB
FOR REGGY

NEW HAVEN. May 2s.--Refore
more than 3.GO % Ynle's students
3 nd girl friende, Reginald Claypool
vanderbilt. son u the late Cornelius
vanderbilt. was Inundated by being
turned down for election to both Of
Yale's senior societies. the skull and
Homes" and the Scroll and Key"
He received the last place among the
Is coming seniors elected To- the
Wallis Head" the least important
nocfefy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
NOW BOTH HEARTS BEAT AS ONE

Chas. @. Smith aud Miss Belle +.
Smith. both of Washington. we're
married at -. Joseph. Mich. the
other day, The wedding marked the
elimination 81 a romance begun -
years ago. when smith Was a clerk
In the war department. smith was
10 years the girls senior. The two
became engaged secretly. Miss
smiths parents
Before sailing she LEFT letter for
smith. This and other letters mail.
"a while she was In Europe failed -
reach their destination. smith. be-
tevtng she had east him OF. mar
rtsd
Miss Smith returned from, Europe
after an absence ~ FIVE years. an
met Smith and his wife At a rccep-
tiou. II was the first intimation shs
bad that he was married. She left
che party brokt n-hsarted. and sine.
that time has carefully stunned so-
ciety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
TOLD her
over PHONE

NEW Castle. Pa. May -
Gondby. mother. I'm going to
shoot myself" teiephoncd benjamin
Leslie from his cffics.
1t then laid down on a sofa.
placed a revul ser over his heart and
fred. Physicians were working with
Rim when his mother. Mrs. sarah
Leslie. arrived. Notwithstanding the
fact that she Vas I'll. abe reached
tainted
The bullet Wan detected by a rte
and Leslie may recover. lie had
been melanc holy for several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
.HAvANA'S
ELECTION
Occurs Next Saturday,
When Garcia May
Be Elected.

HAVANA. May ss--Thc municipal
elections on next Saturday VIII bc
held along the American lines ~ pro-
esduru, IL r. generally believed that
Carlos Garcia, the union Democrat
candidate for mayor. will be elected.
Excitement runs high tu auticipa-
ton - the election. Ne rtatinK is
looked Tor but Gov. Gen. Wood will
zee that extra precautions are taken
aEniust outbreaks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
ARM FELL OFF.

FRESNO. Cal, May ga i9-year.
old boy. Henry Spencer, suffered a
tragic death I'm this city. While In
play. and climbing an electric pole
which carries power To the kearney
estate, he crawlcd on to the wires
and was instantly killed. Two thou
6and volts passed through his body
from the right arm TO the left leg.
poth were hor -ihly burned. and the
arm fell or. the flesh being desiecat-
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GAG PRIEST,
ROB A SAFE

ERIE. Pa. May 2s.-After Rev
Father packc- had been bound and
gagged by burglars. he was compel
"a at n rcvolver'a point 10 open n
ssfo containing all % his sunday
church collection. None % the oc.
eupouts 81 the rrctury was NAL.
treated. Tho gang, seven IA number
escaped with TIE plumber.