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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-18
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-18

MISS B., of L-, sonds through our British Agents NKwnKy & soSs N % Chartorhouso squaro London, E. o. soft glossy hair her head and measuring havo incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
VERY
YOUNG AND
FOOLISH
Fourteen Year Old Girl Believ-
cd to Have Eloped with Pike
Street Man

An slopmsns In which the youns
lady IL said to be oniy II years of
as4. was fcparted to the police last
nEsht and the aufhoflsiss arr taking
stsps 10 appreAsnd the misalDE cog-
pie. According 20 the report made
b. the mother on the FiFi. a young
man who has h<en working in I res-
taurant on Pike street. u With the
gtfi. Nhsr~ they are nlsse h a fzys-
tary that the police are trying 10
solxe- The aIft has been gone from
home since last Saturday and the
restaurant man Va sid 10 have left
the city last night.
saturday the Elrl. Julia Agnes Cur
Fies. left her hs8se 81 fs1s Eighth av-
enus, and has not been neen since.
When she vent away she wore a blue
golf caps with a plaid collar. q sailor
hat. Lavender waist and a dark
akirt. She had iaw slippers and
uoTs two gold rinks on her right
hand. Hsast n.aht The anHioaa mother
Of tsse sussrsax arr sreesfed a. the
police afatiQn and told TAR story 10
Captain ward. She said that the
runaway was bat 10 yeaFa Of ass and
that she had reaaen 70 believe that
enc was NTH Arthur Hlcka who has
been Wufk ing AZ walter in a Pike
street restaurant The man left the
city last night for Tacoma. hut II IL
thought that he ia on his way 20 san
Frs nsiisso.
The mother IL very much worried
about her pretty daughter. and beg
Eed the police 10 do slisthat they
could 10 find the girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
HOTEL DENNY
MAY BY OPENED

Articles Of incorporation we're filed
this morning for company % which
the corporate name VIII be Hotel
Denny The members are r. n,
Denny. n. ". Latimer and ~. w.
Huttig.
rho capital stock is $500. ooo. divided
into hea9 shares. at a par value OF
81 each. The corporation IL formed
for 20 years
n. a. fAtlmer said this morning
that the company had been formed
for tho purpose of controlling the
hotel property. when asked whether
or not the elegant structure on the
hlll was 70 be opened ur. he said
that their plans were not yet ma
tured enough 10 he made public The
present step. he states. IL but pre-
ilmiunry. In the papers filed this
morning provisions arc made for n
bue. automobile. cold storage and
electric light plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

DETROIT. Sept. ao.-The special
committee Of the city council APP
polnted recently TO arrange for hold
ine national conferences IN TINS city
10 plan a settlement OF the coal
strike has sent invitations to the
governors OF all the states except
those OF the far West and South, and
the mayors Of all principal cities.
Mayor Maybury and the COMMITTEES
,ecns last night, and october was
nxed upon as the date u the con-
This early date was chosen because
the Importance OF prompt action
vsaa recognized. The shortage OF
coal IL already felt to be n serious
menace to public welfare. In addi-
tIon TO the hurdshipa under which
the miners are laboring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
CONFERENCE CALLED
TO SETTLE STRIKE
Detroit Invites Many Governors and Mayors to
Meet and Consider the Subject

The sympathy Of all present at the
meeting wna wholly with the miners.
aud the opinion was freely expressed
that the operators should be COM
PEELED to submit the matter TO arbi-
tration, and that u public opinion
could not bring them 20 accept the
situation the power Of the govern
ment should be invoked In some
way.
Tho governors OF the following
states were invited TO attend the
conferences
Michigan. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, MiaHois-i,
Kentuck, Pennsylvania, New York
Maryland. iowa. Massachusetts.
Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Yer
mont. Maine, Connecticut and New
Jersey.
Eight replies have been received
already today to the Invitations tele-
graphed by tho council committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
STOCK MARKET IS
BUOYANT ONCE MORE
Money Put in Circulation by Secretary Shaw
Braces II Up

prominent bankers ard Assistant
Treasurer Jordan for several hours.
The general impression II that the
worst pinch IN the money market ~
over. The panickY Feeling caused by
the heavy drop Of yesterday mas
passed away
The secretary issued a statement
this morning which says that the
release ~ the IS per cent. feaers =
fund would practically mean the ads
liition Of four times that amount Of
available loauabIc funds 10 the
banks. II Is claimed also that such
action would be perfectly legal. there
being a statute authorizing Il IN GER
tain contingencies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
THERE WILL COME A Time
WHEN THE D0INGS OF THIS
COUNCIL WILL Be scr UTIN-
ICED AS HONESTY DEMANDS
JUST LITTLE cARELEssNEss IN COVERING
TRACKS AND THEN SOME FUN-THERE is AL
pEADv HANDWRITING ON THE WALL

Notwithstanding the fact that the old
license expired a week ago and that
q new one has not yet been granted.
Also, Notwithstanding the fact that
scarcely more than month ago the
city comptroller. the police license
and revenue committee and the po-
lice department we're foundiF scored
by the city council for allowing
sa1oonkeepers TO sell liquors pending
action on their application for a
license. This stand was backed by
the opinion OF Corporation Counsel
Gillian that the saloon men were
thus open vlolators OF the law.
An attempt was on foot last night
TO rush through the council an ordi-
nance granting John Clancy the
license, but the protest filed made II
necessary 10 hold the matter over for
another week.
However. the Green Light was
omen last night, and viii no doubt
remain open regardless OF the law
and the action the council recently
took in regard 20 this matter.
As result. whcp the Clancy
license ordinance is put on final
massage next Monday night. a arm
fight IL imminent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

NEW YORK. Sept. Notvith-
standing the fact that stocks have
deprecated on Wall street ai0. 90. 600
m the last three days, . decided
buoynney eharaeicrted the opening
on the stock exchange this morning,
The action OF Secretary Ehaw In
throwing Millions 81 governtnent
sheny into circulation caused a boom.
The first qnnfaliana on the active
sfocks we're frarn 10 4 points aeove
the closing quotations % yesterday.
RAPID advances Nfe fvrufted from
London on aeessaant of EhAw's action.
Secretary Shaw arrived AZ the Fub-
treasury al te O'Clock this morninG
and has been clos@tsd with several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
TRYING TO prove
CHLOROFORM Theory
Paul UnderWoods Case Drawing to an End--MOther
Of Accused Man Teslfes- Medical Experts on
Stand for Defense

a scFieA Of experiments he had made
since tho beginning Of the trial upon
the lungs OF animals killed by ehioro-
form and Immersed In water. Three
animals were thus experimental
upon. Two were killed BY ehiora-
form and enc drowned. One 81 the
chlofoform victims was immersed IN
water FOR seven hours. The other
was not Immersed. The lungs Of the
three animals tr4tr) presented very
similar appearance. The lungs 81
the rat which MAS immersed In
water after death were spcngy ana
swcilsd Up out Of the lunE cavity
when X Was opened. There was
about the same quantity of serum.
but 10 water was IN the lunkk Of any
Of the rata The hearts and arteries
OF the animals presented very sins
liar appearance.
This testimony n strong for the
defense. Mr.. Faben Is attempting
% break Il down by insinuatink that
the rats were common SEeattie rats
and were unheaIthy-~snfected With
all sorts Of germs There was ~
frcth IN any of the rat lungs. the
witness told Mr.. Faben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
CHOLERA
RAvAGES

MANILA. Sept. 31.--The Island OF
samar is Threatened with depopula-
tton through the ravases OF the
chaiera n il stated that there have
been about 100000 deaths from the
endemic. and there are now about
lie aame number OF eases. The eon-
~ zion continues to spread, and
many peopie are leaving the Island.
1, arge numbers OF the dead remain
unb,tried. The Philippine govern
ment has sent over surgeons ana
medicines 20 try 10 asvcat the dis
r.aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
PROBING
THE JOB
Many Graves Robbed by
Medical GhouIs

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 3d.
Awholeaaie examination OF graves In
all cemeteries Will probably be made.
owing to later Developments In the
ghoul sensation. RUFUS Cantreil. one
~ the gang arrested as alleged
grave robbers. under a promise OF
leuiency. has agreed to turn states
evidence and Il out with officers to-
day designating graves that were
deaaeratad By the gang. Cantrell
states that more than l50 were
robbed.
A second complaint aRalnat Or.
Alexander. 81 the medical college,
was filed today. charging him with
stealing the body % Miss Giendore
Catch, beautiful young society
woman who died recently Mias
Gateh's family and friends are
highly enfaRed. An examination OF
the grave this morning showed that
N was empty. Cantreit snya that the
body was taken To the college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
HOPE
BANKRUPT
Queer Account OF Pro-
mise To May Yohe

LONDON. sept .s0.--f.ora Franz
els Hope vas examined IN the bank
ruptcy court to-day. lie testified that
this IN hia second bankruptcy and
that has emily income since his DfEt
insolvency has been sto.0e0 n year.
which he asserted in inadequate TO
meet his necessary living expenses
Lord Hofre rerstdiatsd the claim Of
May Yohe. his former wife. against
hita for ttseea. saying that the
agreement ala not represent a
money transaction. but was a Eerod-
viii promise only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

Protest was flied by c. II. Black
and other property owners at the
meeting OF the city council last night
against the granting OF license 20
John Clancy TO sell liquor at the
Green Light saloon on Washington
street. . =.
the protest recites the recent Al
legged murder and robbery OF ". A.
booth and numerous other crimes
that il . claimed have been commit
ted In the joint. and demands the
closing OF the place entirely.
THE license Of Blake A Nelson, Tor
gneriv uroprletora Of the saloon ex%
nired a week ago, and at the meet
me Of the council last week their ap-
uiieaflon for a new license was re-
tertod. Last Tuesday night, NJ
sne.,sl meeting OF the council,
Chairman Kistler, chairman Or we
usIics license and revenue commit
tee' Introduced an ordinance grant
ing n Iieense a. IN Green lsisnt 70
iIohn clancy. who claims 70 nave
bought the place,
Open Without a License
Meanwhile the Green Light saloon
has been open and doing business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
SOMETHING
IS DOING

wILKErBARRE sept. 9o.-Presi-
dent Mitchell tina n1oFninE refuses
either to deny or confirm tbs report
that q Morgan representative wss
present al yesterday conferences.
on foot 10 settle the strike b. arbi-
tratiaH.
Mitchell IL again hoiding a secret
conference With the district prc@ls
dents Of the United Mine Workers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

BASEBALL TODAY

The Spokane team arrived IN the
city last night and - playing with
the iocal team At Afhletic park this
afternoon. Crim.a bunch has been
putting up good ball during the pszt
couple 81 weeks. and seattle il ex-
pected 90 have a nard hight vita
them.
u il probable that a game with
Helena WIFI be played on the local
grounds next Friday. The Helena
Aggregation VII he IN Tacoma this
week. II viii be an easy matter
10 bFtu8 IA over here 10 clay the
4afue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
ARRESTED FOR
ARSON
Too Many Thrsshlng Ma.
chimes Burned

COLFAx. Sept. s0.--Ed. Gaiiowey
has been arrested upon the charge
of burning the threshing machine OF
John king. for whom he worked. The
arrest WAS made at the insttEation
Of Frank Bowling. on whose farm the
machine was burned. and who lost
roo bushels Of unthneshed wheat in
the stack BY the IRE. The eenarat-
or burned NJ night. after standing
idle all day. There WAS no fire In
the engine at the time.
Galloway left the day after the fire
but was arrested on the train going
TO Spokane. The machine was In
surcd. and IL II intlmated that some
one besides Galloway WAS Interested
In the fire. The insurance agent
talked sharply TO King when settle
ment was made. About n dozen ma
chimes have been burned in this vi
entity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

Yes. aEsenfed Mr.. fane,- The
fishes might have ueen down there
-Oh no. said the witness. with
utmost gravity. 7 don't think the
fishes could have done a.
The audience stopped In the mid
die ~ n laugh 20 look amazed. but
the witness never cracked n smile.
ON redirect examination the wit.
neas was asked 20 tell the results Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
CARPET
KNIGHTS

FORT RILEY. SEPT. se.--The spec.
facuiar attack upon a eonyoy train.
which vas planned as the chief
fea tura 81 todays naneuyerH. was
aha rdcned On account OF the unfa-
xorahle weather eunditiana prevail
ing This was a precautionary
measure. 70 prevent sickness. the hoe
pitfalls being slrpaf1Y crowded. The
nanauxefn wili be renewed tomorrow
II the weather IL fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

l. l. neeehcr. miner. was arr
rested on suspicion by Might Clerk
Mcdonald Of the police Last night on
suspicion. II had been reported that
man had been hanging around
some residences on Yesisr way near
the police station. and some o. the
citizens were becoming alarmed.
They we're afraid that n might be a
burglar. The night clerk went out
on the case himself NJ 2 o'clock this
morning and arrested Beecher. who
- n man we'll along IN years. The
Old man was under the influence OF
liquor and In thought to have meant
no harm. he viii probably be re-
Iensea as soon as he II sober.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
IT GETS A
SCORING
soARo or PusLlc WORKS SAID
TO HAVE EXCEEDED IT'S Az.
THoaITv

In a communication 20 the city
council from Corporation Counsel
Gillian. presented at the meeting
last uight. the huArd Of public works
va. scored for exceeding It's author-
ity. Several mnnihA ago the Seattle
Electric Company Was granted a PEI
snif by tha bnarft az pahlse wofNE 10
run to Grant street ears around the
loop "a the city. that 10. uD First
agFnue to Ptke street. thence IN Sec
ond avenue. ard back 70 the start
ing 1saint on Second avenue. oh5ec-
tlon was raised IN the council cham
baFN hy the corporations COMMITTEES.
because the electric company pays
hut 1 per cent. ON its Grant street
franchise and J per cent on AL otner
franchises. Courcilman Ctii thought
that n the company vas TO get the
benefit OF the Use Of the downtown
streets on the same footing that ~
did on isa other ffanehsseA 4 should
he made to pay the same percent. ON
It's franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
POSTPONED

NEW YORK. SEPT. se--The In
quest into the death Of Capt. Craft.
who WAS bufchsred Saturday morn
ing In the Empire cafe. has been
postponed by request OF the police.
until tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

Dr. w. T. h4fs HAH next called.
rs an exreFf. lie was ASKED tire
usual hypothsticaf Question b. 3fr.
shipiey. Hs answered that while
he could not say positively. he would
be strongly Inclined TO the opinion
that death resulted from chioFoform
poisoning Tho condition OF the
heart and arteries was this strongest
evidence Of death rom ehlornform.
The heart seemed to have beaten
after respiration had ceased.
Crnss-sxanntned b. Mf. FarNn. the
witness was AZ 4 loss 90 any how
the chfid's left hand could have be-
come eIssped on the sleeve Of itr
dress In ifa deafh-strugGie n the ef-
feet Of ehloroform was 70 relax All
the muscles. Thought the fingers
might have been crossed after death.
There wasn't anybody around
there playing with itf remarked Mr..
raben. The audience Uttered.
The fingers might have been
ciasped IN putting the body into the
sack" ventured the witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
STORY OF
TRAGEDY

PARIS. Frnnce. sept. 10
Madame zulA recovered a4fftcieut-
w to-day 20 give her account u the
tragic death ~ her husband Ehs
ssys she awoke IN the might and
arose and zent to TIRE bathroom. A
few minutes after her return "a bed
her husband started To get mp. but
feu as he was doing "a Madame
Zoia tried 10 speak. but was unable
10 do 80 fhe heard her husband
aAsufns. and at that moment lost
CONSEQUENCES
Dr. DO FAud says that Madame
Z0ia'E life vas saved by the fresh
air she inhaled shile IN the bath
room. He eonvaieseenee viii r -
auire a fortnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
ON AGAIN
OFF AGAIN

SCRANTON. sept. 40 Nom union
men TO the number Of 100. employed
In the CasuEa coilicry. quit work thls
morning. Fearing SERIOUS outbreak
OF the strikers against them. fhe
calliefy has been operating for mo
weeks, but II now closed again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
MCKINLEY CIRCLE

VIM. Mckinley Circle viii holds its
regular meeting az the hall on the
third iioar Of the New York block.
Thursday at q. m The president
deairea a full attendance Of members
At thai meeting. "a plans are On foot
for several open meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
DYNAMITE
THE BANK

CHARLOTTE, n. C.. Sept. 30
The vault Of the savings bank Of
Fort Miil was dgnamited by robbers
away. There r. no clue. but the
country is being secured for the rob
bers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

Tho communication rad last night
was IN the nature Of an opinion pre-
pared az the request 81 Councilman
ON. Iu Il Corporation CounHrl Gil
liam stated that the board had M
right 20 allow this street car com
pany 20 use any street unless u held
a franchise granted BY the city coun-
cit fully covering the U.s. ~ the
street. The opinion Was based on
similar case coming from Seattle and
decided against the hoard BY ths
state supreme court.
While the matter was not brought
% last night. this opinion II apph-
cable 10 another permit granted BY
the board recently 90 the Seattle
Electric Company. The board gave
the company n permit 10 lay q track
on jackson street extending for A.
much IA half a block below First
avenue south.
The electric company has no fran
chiae covering this. and II II claimed
that even II Il II hat a spur 70 be
used as a sidetrack for interurban
cars. a franchise IL necessary.
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ne stomach contained a very
nal fsanfity ~ WAfery fluid. The
s'st1 contained Some curflied milk.
~ "a paHsages 81 the throat werr
y .lHeeted. Witness saw no froth
- saiid's throat. mouth or nos
Was certain no froth was
Astsa Mr.. shipIeys double iolnted
''tnsauts hypothetical question.
... states the evidence was
asiy Indicative Of death BY
jaoinfns-m more strongly than OF
- drowning.
fAben's first question on cross
49, station was, How Is chioro-
81 I 2 not chemist and / can't tell
X. ene exact process" answered
.. ~. just . plain doctor" inter-
&. Tom Page. Junior counsel for
1. !. 7.enHe. sotto voee. for the bene-
Fsben then launched into a
90 sefisa Of ausstIone desl0ned "a
~ ~ the witness knowledge Of
ks.-a.s fea 81 tnioroforFn upon the
ss. ,,. system. This line Of CROSS
49,. '''s.fon was cut short By the
- Fho told SIR. Faben that he
49, .1aefssood the state ala not in
49,. 49, = lndnlss IN any lengthy cross.
+, '' .saslon Of the defense Of meds-
A. Faben then croea-Axamlued
-ihess ~ 70 the ordinary siene
n. I. Hlnt. and by clever efIeetfon-
~, 's1seed the Witness to Mace min, :
HI ,s ~ or record a. regarding
ts,s nsns alleged BY the state 70
ctsss..sn present IN the case OF the
isnr1 !, nsby, - conclusive evi-
AZ .saiftrt examination, witness
~ s. u sA~ no goose aaeh" about
~. ~. Roberts Of Aberdeen was re-.
t1s,e-. she testified that she was
ltsyr. az the Underwood house IN
hni f -,Aa ABOUT a year ago when
ste-saA -ss WOOD successfully admin
lzfs., .&ae'2foform 70 his brothers
sxsntrse ha' sh- was not cross !
= Kind Father
~ rne'zlsr o. Ballard, the husband
M H9st Hetzler. who has fee-
fsr.. IL ~ Doth the state and the de
NJ ~ ne Underwood case, was
NJ a., Yitrete lie testified tbai
VIII sssssnuy saw Paul frnderwooo
safissssa ehild, before the intter'f
kk neath. Underwood seemed
Nha father. and once stated
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IN HANDS OF PHILISTINES

attempted to address
Of horrors resulting
and Nation told the
repehensble articles was on the
you may drink whisky mail smoke
freight but viii there
boys insar an Mrs. Nation numerically
forced
body leading
hotel with football am a singing the
live US a bartender"
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p. 6. W. Stewart. Of Ballard. ses-
1><< tnat he had been practiclns
E4sAn for Is years. lie was pres
- he posz-moFsern held upon the
q fhe Underwood babe. 1t Bal.
- 51n> ! Of the present year.
- n arrived on the seene the
H<apsy N1s usll andsr way. the
~ Of the chest having been
3-.<t The body lay on the back
2> the afrnz outstFetched. ff APP
{sftd Ike an ordinary corpse. There
~ - external evidence az drown
= Witness s4N Autopsy Physician
from cut oaf the babes lungs and
srf thern. A light colored fluid
rsfy small quantity exuded from
fuls made BY the scapel. The
~ might have been water, hut no
1'ya,< was made. Witness believed
- 11znfity 81 the fluid --admiftinE
~ Y xaz afsr--lnaufficient 20 in
1E11e drowning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
FATALLY
INJURED

TAUNTON. Mas. Sept. so.-=fn an
electric line collision at HFoctoa this
mofnlng "a pera0na were Injured.
three Of them fatally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinity-Tonlght and
Warmer Wednesday.
with light to fresh north winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
TO IMPROVE WHARF

a further improvement nt the city
wharf At the foot Of Madison street.
was ordered In an ordinance passed
at the meeting Of the city council
last night The ordinance appro.
PIRATES 1880 for the work, which will
consist of extending the wharf be-
yand it's present limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

Mayor AshbridKe of Philadelphia
sends the only deciinntion. lie states
as his reason that he believes on
good authority that the strike Will
be ended before Oct. Q.
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militia
ARRIVES

MOUNT CARMEL. Pa. Sept. 90
Sir companies 81 militia arrived here
this morning A mob Of i.o10 men
received them In Eulien silence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30

fu~&.l uas tfue9-exaazined BY
nrt Prosecuting Attorney Fa-
y e VS. asked the same hypo-
1lEas question thar the ftsfe's ex-
~ wefe asked on direct examina-
~ tke question reviewing all the
acnsay rrli<d upon BY the state
3 prove tr1mnink Witness an
r96<xd th4s xhile the presence OF
IN n IN alr passages Ha< indsea-
Ne Il 1rr1nin3. the evidences was
u no z1s&nz san1iuslss. In fact. the
xxte<s kt1*<fet there was no one
gztfsm Absolutely Indicative OF
1H&<h hi <izhzr drowning or chioro-
m rctrrafnf. He made. however.
VIZ Sod witness. and bis teati-
IN - baf little shaken In cross
4hn4nAtsrn. 0n redirect exsminatio
s'Sfas szH the frofh In the air
>nH1<es might Indicate death BY
sazznissen4 such ~ Infants are often
H1>Hc1 70.
D. ! o. Stewart of Ballard. IL
~ % the st4nd. His testimony
re'71jcfs that ~ the states Wit
><11<1 - TO the autopsy.