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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
lous Of her duty, or lag in patriotic
effort to keep abreast of the military
spirit and progress of the period.
STRENGTH OF VOLUNTEER FORCES.

STRENGTH OF VOLUNTEER FORCES.
The numerical strength of the
volunteer troops, as tabulated from
the annual inspection reports, and
including all branches of the service
rank and file, is 5000, composed,aa
| follows: Three regiments of infantry,
one regiment of cavalry, one com.
pany of artillery, and three divis-
ions of naval reserves. The compa-
nies that compose these forces are
not as we'll distributed through the
State as they should be; neverthe-
less, g fair majority of them can, in
any emergency, be easily and quick.
ly reached by wire, so that, however
sudden the necessity for military aid,
there is nothing to hinder; the utmost
celebrity of movement to and from
almost any portion of the State.
I am still impressed, however,
with the urgent Importance of .hsv-
ing at least one thoroughly equipped
and disciplined organization in esIch
county, and I feel sure that my sue
cessor in Office will continue the ef-
forts initiated in the commencement
of my admin istration- until that re
suit is accomplished.
FIRST BRIGADE INFANFRY FORMED.
The organization and admission of
six new companies of infantry within
the present year, which completes
the full quota of three regiments of
that branch of the aervice-lt was
found necessary and important to
form a brigade, to which your ex-
cellency consented-said brigade has
been fully formed. to be known p, as
the First brigade of infantry, and
general orders announcing same, as
well as changes and equipments of
companies to regiments composing
said brigade, will be published as
soon as the reports of annual in
spections Gust closed) have been ex-
amined and the standing of the com
panies ascertained and passed upon.
Col. Willie Jones' appointment and
promotion to brigadier general and
commander of the First brigade has
given universal satisfaction with SOL
diers and citizens; his long service
in the militia of the State, his expe.
rience as colonel of the Second regi-
ment in the Spanish-American war,
his wide acquaintance and popu-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16

larity throughout the State, and
more particularly his patriotic and
enthusiastic Interest," energy in
helping to build up and encourage
the, progress Of our State military,
justly and meritoriously entitle him
to. the recognitiont he has resolved
and the promotion to which he has
been duly commissioned by your OK
eellency. -
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
ANNUAL INSPECTIONS.

4 r+-
| The annual inspections were com
Ipleted, the LIST of December, The
reports of same made bY,Qol. Frost
and Maj. Newman, as we'll as those
made by the adjutsnt general in per.
son, all indicate most clearly thai
from every standpoint the State mill
tia is gradually but steadily improv.
ing all along the lines that make an
efficient and reliable volunteer sol.
diery. I am pleased to note Gas you
are awsrs) that no disturbance or In
fraction of the peace of any conse-
quence has occurred during the
year that required the aid of the mi
litis to suppress. Therefore, we
conclude that the very fact, so widely
known in this State, that we have a
we'll organized and equipped militia,
has in great measure acted as the
ever present barrier to lawlessness;
and if 50, how vitality important for
the peace and progress of the State,
that the general assembly make am
pie provision for the support and de.
velopment Of her military depart
ment-the paramount power of all
governments at last.
STATE ARM ,RY.
As regards this important subject,
I insert what said in my report OF
two years ago, and whichI feel is
even more strongly applicable today
than it was then.
I'm my last annual report called
the attention of the general assembly
to the fact that the; State was with
out an armory for storing military
supplies and ordnance stores. and
other material received annually from
the national government, end that
We were therefore obliged to rent
from year to year q house for.the
storing of said military supplies.
The necessity of an srmory building
is absolute, to preserve and protect
thousands of dollars worth of mill
tary material loaned annually to the
State, to equip and uniform our
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16

Louis Mann has secured Clyde
Fitch to doctor up "Hoch the Con
sul."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16

Seagulls have ousted the penguins
from their rocks in the St. James
Park Lake, London.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16

Concluded on fourth page.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06
SIC GOT A COLLAR.
Small Verdict Given Girl Wnose pic
tare Was Put c. Adve rtiserent.

Nov Orleans .fE.a= f.-af3s }ia....e
Geanel.s, ti.e pretty shop gill. vic
@ee~1tif ste. tlEe :. Cfsr'as ho,e, ara
5e I.a.iIe .rd ea5o 1aieoa fcr So
a%.= - - ..4os9d 5ha, II y
- A@.. u.ssHse 18th ~ ne. an
lily ,n ...tea n.a:re. .~ 1ie
tiE.e. Y Tyr;ca! Creole. was today
awarded tie sm lest verdict on Zee
sd ia tte e.l.1 district cont. Tie
sum Wa5 s.
The s2lit wa novel one in itse,f
As was the Judgment which brought
il II close.
Miss Connelly 1ad he@ pictures &
~ with The understandings thai HI
photographer eould use her picture for
advsrtiSine in tho gallery Instead.
the photoela arter SAFE j, IN use IL.
booklets ua=d hy the hotel and rail
read.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06
RADIO
Our New Sc Cigar

To obtain the maximum quality
for the minimum price IS TO dodbt
a qaes tian; r.e solution OF Wlich
interests tae Discriminating cizau
smakeras much as any o1her ten
of Ills esnAe1itase. IN calling
%on@ attention 10 eus "cahraaos"
Cigar ~ have aadaavoeed to se,v=
th:e p'3ss,2 ~ III .,9z-.
The Cabrados aHa made of the
broken leaves of Havana tobacco
Of the same quality as the more
perfect leaves. but which can he
bought for considerably =:
money. Tie mamie 51~ess a.a
compelled u 5,... tt.esp fzorl
the Cuban n}anlees. and cannot
use them in the maHGfactu.e
Of hizh price t;saas. Consequent
ly they utilize this material for
a cigar which costs the smoker
; cents each, aud enables him 10
obtain an enjoyable smoke. which
viii at times take the place Of
an expensive cigar. For sale hv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

Miss Nora Badea. ol Fort Worth.
re=as. V.5 has been Tho guest -
r.. aad MIS-. ". D. Buchnee 10. inc
past two weeks. get1rned 10 her nom
Thursday.
Tom Hiaas and Lizzie GaadnoF
Will be pr en trial this afternoon IN
cil lii cost. Thy we're ind!cted-io=
san larceny They viii he defende.
1. attorney. appointed oy che coalt.
Go te jhe new Park this afte'=
aacE an evening 10 Iess.a-A i
yourself with delicious ice cream ahd
cake. served by the ladies of the Gins
tian church.
Nj Finson d. Piide. The well
known travelling man. was called 70
Searcy Thursday to attend the fHnelai
Of his Hncle. c. 7. Pfide. VINO died
Thursday morning.
Miss RHth Fuller Of Bernics.
La, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Frank Gray for several days. left
today for Fordyce where she Will
visit the Misses Acruman.
Miss Annie Green retulnsl Thurs
day afternoon ffam Ouachita college
al Arkadeiphia. She was accompani-
cd by Miss Mamie l.oeEhart. OF Rich
mond Va. who viii visit hal here
,Ies.1s. Paul Hu rklp. +. ". M:v.
eIaZ and "CoWIav VIII \. Smith
We're initiated into th.= Ioefl aefie i
Eagles l&-t nigh AZ enjoyable g
eial session was nd al; 7 the init.
tion.
-tnion Gospel Mission meetings to-
nieht: Nice string music; solo sing
ing; short pointed sermons. Take
West Sixth avenue car to 1909 West
Sixth aven#e Rev. Sam S. Holcon1h.
superintendent
Miss Martha Valiant and NJ.
George Valiant. editor Of the Teyark.
anian. left Thursday for New York
to attend the wedding of their broth
er. Mr.. Rigby D. Valiant. which will
occur on June 3.
Take the Cotton Belt excursion
and spend a day in Little Rock next
Sunday. Special train leaves at {, a.
N, Returning leaves Little Rock at
1890 p. m; 5 round trip: coaches
for white and eolorei people.
-Messrs. T. y Williams. D. p.
Mashbuln. H. c. Paine. Geo. Russell.
J. R. sBacheller and Mrs. Nell and
daughter. Miss Ella Neill. all Of Red
field. Witnesses in the case of the state
against Arthur Stansel. were IN the
cry Thursday
Miss Lucille Hughes. Of Port Glib.
sen. Mis-. is in the city. tie gust o.
her amt. Ms. ]. /. Polli5f. Sic Is
on route bome rem Cincinaati Nfe.e
She has attended musical eonsea-
yatory. She viii siag It the Fiisf
Presbyterian church next sqnaag.
Nj. Rev Davis has reTarned 1rat.l
AEh2delphia Whore lie attended Qua.
chita college. He is a yiolinist of
2h-iitE and will participate in the mus
5ss'l program 10 be rendered next Sun
daT p rie Nh 81 Presbyterian ,l4urcA
-2ses. Y. G. Brown o. Ilin..Ias.l.
IA Hszea e5ss ted as principal Ct o.r-
sho3I z4H TIE razt school year. Ms.
y. y Tis4aIe 4ad Mrs. Deloiail
GhoWeir@ viii Grain Their old pos.
z.aas as isst en3 second assistants.
~ pez5i1lEe. \ good school Is -
s1orei. and We hane fl1..1 ta=.,.- NAV l5a
many .eaAdta2 ns39.l- In ~al.ool n4x-
- n 2i:oa Hesa'd
1ha Heunz aadi4s u P:ne Pr
I'D tai@ Tien1E Who have 5aen
.s7zi'as Eizahes9 celiea Ga8elalt
=. @ "+5Eael 4 m toG =. la W.
a we!e Hi-=5z l9la FH.2or. II
= ssrieH Anaia MAY ersss. En-
- faaa6.s MAGGIE Tavio5. af 14.s
aat =. = Gu.ae .Jsaes, Bata
s<'as asey and Euma spsli.
Mss Crockett. ~
''e- aie ae ed the var1e ia-
les 70 Pine Bluff and will be the
guest OF Miss Annie May Cross.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

-BuTpee's garden seeds On sale at
CalIepper.s,
Mr.. J. W. Tucker, Of Tucker. was
in tAe city Thursday.
=1lrs- l.. G Matthews fetulneG
Thursday from "trip down the Val
L. .I3avidson Of Fayetteville
A.. i = guest Of the TEuIoch
Nh. and Mrs Ben +. Mckenzie
CT swan Lake. are in the cit.
NJ. Viii Carr returned from d
tfip down the Valley Thursday even
in..
call up Singer Sewing Machine
ca4pany.s office over old phone. No.
47s.
a handsome leather settee aow
adoens the corridor OF the Hotel Tru-
loH}.
Deputy Constable Mason Philpqt
tas returned from a visit to his plan
tation
Miss Bessie Tucker. OF Tucker. is
among the young ladies who has re-
turned fro mOuachita college.
Mrs. viii Riley and son. Hicks.
az visiting Mrs J. y. Saunders at
Noble Lake.
Two nicely furnished rooms. one
lower and one upper room. 31S Wesc
Fifth avenue.
MIR. 5. u. Taylor has returned
f.em Drew unity Where he has been
G. .egal= business.
-Los1-An= I'D gold fob pendant.
amethyst setting Finae. Will please
re#nn To TIE GA bic ef.eo.
Miss Minnie $ auss left lest ait
e.gaon for Little Racll to visit flieaas
al relatives for several days.
-ca1l and see Df. MooFe's late treat
msat fer catarah= cure. Gtarantead,
- Vest Fourth avenue lsfna Btaff,
Miss Netfte Graca ias rerueaco;
fzom Hot Springs, where she has
be- visiting friends for q month
PET.
-Nessrs. Marefa Garrett and i'm
M#GeHee. students uI GdaaGita eel
lesa ef AskaleIaHia, have retmned
h6.=e.
5.9:anean aeeeItv 'r..e great
'5ze.aotze. double void vocalist.
Tae finest e4e He#d. - tie park
Tie confirmation exercises Of
th9 Jewish congregation viii occur at
tee c4l.sr.aa church ca Was1 s.z1A
lae9sss.41oa asssel
L - Eepa.sl to afe a orders
80 u at'sazfen. tasz argofl..zg4
t-.s5 eo1.5.tc1dg lo. The .i9t-
aaal.s aas.ets. Hetunel go
p ,1aa= r.t5z llee.9..ls = tie LIZ.
-. a~e F}a'1a = ~
- Yae can o. :. al 80 f.ast
s.. e.aG~. NJ. G. /. y.a.5~ .
phone SO.
-zae dollar excursion to Little Rock
IL >sHa@N. S9ee.al -9sia va tie
e=z5n re-. Te1eohoae cent for
I9a..5a5iHa3
2.azs.eae poses u Miss Aaale
lsal>t9afe hieh an taAen f1or
p Hgs rssf - 10 Sc ch:s al the
7asss=.z:.
~. ar -. G ". Wills. Of sai-
g.. aG -f7. ttg@a.~ i So City
ea ,s ae..e w.
ll
o=ssvs se ,l..es
a. ~H.s t@!t-
5.es@ and individuals Get oar prices
o. telephone 1T.
Dot fail 10 see Mr. and Mrs. John
7. Chick in taeir laughable comedy
att entitied AL is Fan IN Love and
VA. Fonisht at the park.
->n.erica's greatest comedy sketch
artists. Milano and Alvin. in laugh
aale bn1letta entitled Only Little
Joke Tonight al Bel park.
-"iHis g. Vest with hie pocket ed
1i3:en q Fra Kendall IL German
diaiscI specially. rs equal is Lot
foaad Tongtt at The Ia,f
An old shed in the aav oe hose
hoase Ne !. is being torn down to-
dSE e afIerd he d.eme:I and horses
NC lieh, and pnge' az srhere.
Misses Eanice am F,8Iaa f3eflea.
'N2 Eeasg Ia IL e Bastle2, La NO
h . tsen visi'ias Miss c.a SHE,
aes-s- taf ~efel.,3 weeks. He1c .e;Gsa-
Ni t.-~.N |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06
Wanted.

: \ few boa?Ge?s at III Vest Fo9.th
ayenue. Gentlemen p.eferrel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

7 voa sc sic md grumpy CT
7 81 ne WaHl6 seers wong:
&C C ak! s. tae vaudeville.
Chicks "rl;sts vii! Jolly you aioA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06
S. A. ROSENBERG

Cj is best at The beginning. sorey
at tie eL1 I'D w.ne n ne m.Gu.e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06
SIXTH AkO CHESTNUT SCHOOL

Kindergarten and Grades I, 2, 5, 4,
5, 6. T.
pTincipals-Miss Callie Jones, Mrs.
M {. Jones. Miss Ruth Mcbride.
The teachers heartily thank the
II n4b"rs Who have shown appreciation
b. thcia promptness in engaging places
foT next year.
re- information apDly 10
Mss CaLLIE JONES.
30Z ". Sixth Ave.
Old phone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

-Burpees garden seeds on sale at
CalTeppeF's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06
Daily Graphic.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

Take the Cotton Belt excursion
and spend a day in Little Rock next
Sunday Special train leaves at {. a.
N. Returning leaves Little Rock at
1920 p. m: 81 round trip: coaches
for white and eolorei people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

--NFssls. I. y. WlIII2ms. D. P
Mashbun. H. c. Paine. Geo. Bussc!l
]. R <Bacheller and Mrs. Neill an(
daughter Miss Ella Neill. all Of Rec
field. Witnesses in the case of the state
against Arthur Stansel. We're IN the
ci1y Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

-Nr. J. w Tucker, Of Tucker. was
in the city Thursday.
Mrs.. l.. c. Matthews returned
Thursday from a "trip down The Val
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

-Cal1 up Singer Sewing Machine
cs14panX.s Office over old phone. No.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

3Ies,is PAM Buzfklp W M:v.
e!aZ and "CoWi1oH VIII \. Smith
We're initiated into tb= local aetie i
Eagles I&st nigh AH enjoyable q
cial session Was I'd al; T the init.
SION
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-06

-tnion Gospel Mission meetings to-
night: Nice string music; solo sing
ing: short pointed sermons Take
West Sixth avenue car TO 1909 West
Sixth avenae. Rev. Sam S. Holcomh.
superintendent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-06
ALASKAN
SCENERY

Mr.. Hans Hansen. who has Just
rftarue6 FROM Alaska. Nhers he
srent the summer on an exploring
trip through the Mount St. Elias
range. speaks In glowing terms Of
the grand and romantic scenery SUR
rounding Mount eehiey. Ia dcscfih-
Ing Mount sch.ey Mr., Hansen said;
ON the evening Of July . l Jaw
the sun set over the second range.
and regard n es the rvsnasst spec-
tacie ever beheid. In the reflection
of coiofs u far excslied the midnight
sun Of the far North and the polar
light Of Norway. which Ia one OF the
most vivid memories OF my chlld-
hood dogs.
n spent all Of July 4 in the adj
joining hills. They abound in Jaw
ers Of extraordinary beauty and
great variety. Most of them were
strange 20 me A. believed myself
20 be the sfrsf white man who had
ever visited the place I decided TO
give II a name. Remembering that
Il was just four years since the news
came of Admiral schiey's victory at
Santiago l gave the highest peak the
name Of that great naval hero"
Mr.. Hansen also speaks highly 81
The attractions OF Disenchantrnent
hay and Mount Hubbard glacier.
Mr.. Hansen says that the rivers
flowing into Yakutut Dry bay and
the lakes which water them are des-
tined to prove valuable fisheries. All
varieties OF salmon and trout abound
in them in marvellous quantities.
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BLANCHE
DOUGLASS
MARRIED


Los ANGELES. Oct. s.--Ifarring-
ton Reynolds has married Blanche
Douglass. the leading lady Of his
company now playing At the Bur-
bank. Both are well known on the
coast. Reynolds was leading man Of
Frawlsys company until recently
when ne started a company OF his
own. Blanche Douglass was sued a
short time aRo By Adoiph namfsh.
formerly a friend OF hers. to resov-
er from her the possession OF Some
diamonds which he claimed he had
loaned TO her. and which she insisted
were n gift Reynolds ct that time
Threatened to do all kinds OF things
10 Rannish. which led people 60 be-
lieve that he had more than a pass
ing Interest IN she dashfng actress
The case has not yet been tried.
Eleven years ago. while playing At
Moroseo's In san Francisco. Blanche
Douglass married Ralph Cummings.
several years ufterwprd she obtains
"a divorce on the ground Of cruel
IS. Later they were reconciled and
we're said to have been remarked.
They lived together until n short time
amo. and CUMMINGS only few weeks
ago In Los Angeles referred 20 MIss
Dauriasa 40 his wife. but nobody has
heard Of divorce.
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mother MANS WIFE,
4 BROKEN ARM AND HEAD
AND THERE'S THE STORY

r'.r. oienn. q Iongshorsman IL a
Ezs-, ~ TIE city fail. and John
ia also steamboat employs,
~ rs ~ sesztie General HoapitaI a.
xfa, e,o't OF shooting serape. which
d. s1 near The foot II Pike street
/ 6s''r,,n HannIEzn has a Ioad from
t.1 ~ -bafFeIed shotgun in his
ION re IA. = broken arm that resulted
~ w blows Inflicted with the
ce.,ssa as q club. Although not
bis,'aate n serious condition his
tiar.f ma turn out TO be Of a
t.sss nature, He was not rem.
bsf ~. 'anselous, but u IL thought
las, " fkull Il slightly fractured,
tssss ~nat damage the shot InflIeted
Ton - ssfrnfd until an exannlna-
: ns,.,n ~ wounds IL made. Being
siterAss ~ KY narine man he will be
nz.Iss ~ Or. Ford. A. the police
Ffyrs,.3 was IN the care ~ city
III 49, Ludlow. After the wound
temporarily dressed he
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DECISIONS
Rendered
In the Circuit Court
Of Appeals

San rRANcIEcO. oct din the
uplted states eireult court OF APP
pcaiH the following cases were de-
eidcd today Charles Nelson. owner
or the steamer I-ahmo. -. the Queen
EliEabsth Company and the Puget
sounds Tuahoaf Company and the
tux TYes. libel fer damages. 1udE-
mtnt % ~. 800 on account Of COLI
slou. Was affirmed.
A. II. Soeiberg and N. Il. hIawaon.
receivers and seattle 4 Alaska
Steamship Company Va tho West.
srn Assurance Company Of Toronto.
10 compel the pagtnent Of marine in
surauce TO the steamer City Of Co
iumhla. affirmed.
~. HchoemakeF. claimant of the
ship Flatibcck. -. Saginaw Steel
Steamship Company and Puget
Sound Tusboat Company 81 al. for
salvage In reHcuing the Fioltbeek
from danger off Cape Fistfery on
January IA iaot' the lower court
awarded damages IA tbs sum Of
g.. sSo. and shoemaker apps aied.
That decision of the appellate court
cuts down the award and allows
claims IA follows; The Saginaw
company and iss steamer Nattea-
wan. which assisted IN the rescue 81
the FIoffbeck. te.eoo: tushess com-
pany. .. eco. and crews or tugs. $3.50.
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MAY LOSE
FRANCHISE

NEW ORLEANS. Oct s.--Mayor
capdeviiie has notified the street
railway company that Il must oper-
ate its ears upon all lines by 10
o'clock this morning. The street car
strike has now been in force eight
days and no cars have been run In
that time. II IL thought to be the
lntention OF the city authorities TO
attack the franchise II the company
does not resume operation at once,
An Advertisement has been placed In
the city papers By the company Of
ferinR to pay 20 cents an hour 20 ex-
perienced carmen. This is cents
more than the employees were re-
oeivlng before the strike.
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THEY WILL BE
KNOWN BY THEIR
GOOD WORKS

The numerous good people In Sc
attic who belong TO the Seattle HUI
name society, have decided TO adopt
a badge which will be useful IN the
case OF mistrcatment OF dumb an
finals. All members OF the order VIII.
be supplied with a star about the
size worn by the policemen, on which
viii be engraved IN neat letters.
Humane Society"
AZ the meeting to be held In the
psrlors Of the Rainier Grand tonight,
Judge Greene wifi present a bill
which he has drafted 10 prevent Idle
and good for nothing fathers from
shiriinE their duties as providers. II
Ia the intention OF the society 20 have
any man arrested who neRlects his
family. He will then he compelled TO
work The matter viii be brought
before legislature this winter.
An ordinance providing for the
bianketinu OF horses who are left
standing In the streets. viii be con-
sidered.
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STRIKE IN
THE SOUTH

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. s--Hins
hundred miners % the Tsnneahse
Coal and Iron Company nj ftiockton
struck this morning. according 70
notice given a week ago, because the
company refused - Withhold an as
sessnent Of o. from the wages of
union miners without their consent.
This assessment was levied some
time ago ago by tho officials of tha
United Mine Workers. This makes
a total of fo,0oo miners Idle IN Ala
bsms at the present time.
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How It Happened

was removed to the hospital In the
ambulance.
How II Happened
At noon today the police received
word that there was shooting ~ the
loot Of PIKE street. Detective Corn
Ing and OFFICER Brown started IN ne
ustrol wagon with Jaiier Coroett ~
svas 4 faaf wagon call and the team
fairly flew up Second avenue 70
PIKE street. Teams on the street
we're lodged and street cars grace s,,s
but the wagon arrived m fais,y, ne
injured man was IN a saloon an1-.he
man who did the shooting was IN MS
home A. 1911 Western avenue
Prom the story OF all interested IN
the case Il 10 evident that hannlssh
ana Glenn had trouble about me
Istferts wife. Hanniean met the
woman several nights ago and &C
co,nnauted her on her way nome.
since that time u IL said that ne ha'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-06
FREE LANCE
IN A PICKLE

ogden Hoffman. club man and SOL
dier OF fortune, Is said to be sailing
the South Seas in treasure aceking
schooner with a hostile captain who
has threatened 20 maroon him. II
the skipper keeps the promise he il
reported TO have made at Honolulu,
IN August. u VIII be three years be-
fore Hoffman sees San Francieco
again. lie Is one Of those who sail.
ad IN the Herman from San Fran
aieft ~ Iriw t. search for the fam
GUS Coeos Island treasure. The atnry
- tist fac Hefmau was iibeled by
creditors ~ Honolulu. because Hoff.
man failed to furnish the treasure
seekers with money he had promised.
~ result, there was trouble aboard
and Just before leaving Honolulu.
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a loud explosion. and a few seconds
later the snip was IN Names. In the
rush 10 leave the vessel. Fannie. the
io-yeaf- old daughter OF capt. James.
WAS forgotten. Where's the baby
asked. oh. my God. she's Ia the
cshinif nhrisked Mrs. Jnmea. The
captain then appealed TO me 10 save
his child, ! had known him for years
and WAS fond Of hla children. 40 l
told him wouid do the best ! could
and located the little girl by her
screams Throwing the coat over
her ! made my way out again
through auffocnting aaHae and the
nrv that now blsekod the way to the
deck. The rhiid'n arm was burned.
but that wRr all. My face and arms
were roasted Ny outer clothing was
burned or