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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
In Hotels


Among the arrivals az the leading
hotels today arr tho following
At the Hutlrri n. O.. white. 81
Joseph. Mo. W. h. straytcr. Port.
land Mr. and Mw. e. Elungnr. SAN
"a barbara, Mr, and Mrs. g., D. cur
tls, clinton, las H. g. Thihuult and
j. McGorman, Spokane. a., e.. Hydro
and W holutt san Francisco.
At the Rainier Grand g.. "a. Me
Mullcn. VALDEZ. J inmiu Spokane.
II. Carmotv, Victoria W. J. Griffin.
New York. IL, ~ Thompson. Chi.
cage II. e. Van Epps, Olympia. NJ.
A. Warren and a.. "a, clarke, tm-
colin, Neb. } Fcuson and l.. n.
Peoples, Portland. W. h, unmmcL
Albany, or W. y. Thompson. law
ngstoue. Mont.
40 tho Stevens y. q. Hickman.
Portland o Crowley. New York A.
j. Soper. Nfuwuvire. IT e.. Winlsnn.
Port Townsend. q. Graham. Little
Fails. Mont. s. H. Mason. Tacoma
Al the Seattle. g. l.. Wuohaurs.
FaiFhHNcn. e. = Dunno, Ia GrAndr
W W. Saint. Chicago. j. l. Dyer
and w a. Williams. Portland. y L.
Thomas and W, ". walsh. what
conn., J D. Hiram. Everett. g.. q.
Terry san Francisco.
Al the Northern b., Miller and a.
&C. Mcdonald. san Francisco n. II,
Thiei. Spokane. NJ Livingston los
Angeles j. McNrff. North Yakima
A T., Clements. kingston MIR and
Mrs. J n dartiu. Portland z. "A,
Hanherg, Everett. o. Porter Van
c0uver. a. q
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Cruel To
ANIMALS
Inhuman Horse Owners Are
Brought Up With a Turn

Humane officer Eidgwny this
morning rworc ont two warrants for
the arrest ut men who during tho
present storm are sald 20 have pro
vidcd no shelter FOR their horses
and livestock. John Browning and
Jerry Mansin are the defendants.
Hud they viii hr ttird under the
state law fot cruelty to animals.
Upon Information received yrHtrr-
day, pfficrr BldEvay went tn Minor
avenue and Marion street and found
six horses tird up without @ ulf.
ticic ~ shelter. They had been out
an night and snow Huul several
inches dvep Ou their backs. They
we're aimoat frozen. The humane
officer BE- little man. but be man.
aged 20 get an ak animate 60 a
good warm barn. where they we're
properly attended 90.
Later in the day complaint came
IN that some horses and COWS were
suffering az Twenty -fifth avenue
and Madison street There he found
two horses and three COWS. owned
by Jerry MRngtu, suffering from cold
and exposure. They were also put
BOO barn ana taken care Of
The state law provides "a penalty
Tor persons who de- not provide shell
tor for their animals and these TWO
men viii be prosecuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
IN The COURTS
Clara Has Fer Trousisr

Mrs. Clara Donovan. who was
recently arrested for larceny. up0n
her husbands complaint, and was
discharged, has filed a suit for a.
Vorce. She alleges extreme cruelty.
nverrlnR that her husband has Ere.
quentiy beaten her and threatened
her life. She left him at Atlln, and he
followed her 90 this city, and has
made her and her relatives no end
OF trouble by trying to see her. She
says Donovan recently assaulted hor
In the depot.
She obtained restraining order
from Judge Tallman yesterday. en-
joining Donovan from attempting to
see her
sheriff Gets Two Suspects
Thomas Dyer and william Gun
bingham were lodged In the county
jail yesterday, upon suspicion OF be-
ing two of the men engaged In the
recent robberies OF two japanese at
Auburn. They were arrested at
Christopher, and Deputy Shcrlffs
Williams and Burner went down and
brought them to the city.
These two men were seen lettering
around Christopher the day before
the last robbery, and articles resem-
bling some Of those stolen were
found IN their possession The sus-
poets are thought TO be members OF
gang Of hoboes that have been a
public nuisance about Auburn for
some time.
Iddings' Trial Ends
The trial Of Charles Iddings for
assault with intent 10 murder Thos,
HaRoard. concluded at 3 o'clock yes
terday In two hours the jury re-
turned a verdict OF guilty OF AS
sault ana battery. iddings' defense
was that Hageard struck him first.
A Sealed Verdict
The jury in the case Of T.. j. Coylc
against the seattle Electric Com
pauy for damages on account OF per
sonal injuries agreed upon a verdict
IN the night. which was sealed and
delivered to the clerk II VIII be
opened Monday morning when the
jury returns TO court. The verdict
IL known to be Tor the plaintiff, az
the blank Ming In behalf Of the de-
PENDANT was returned unused.
The plaintiff was hurt In collision
OF a James street car with wagon
coming down the Hill 10 Second av-
cuuc.
Ernest Eelitz. an ineorrigibls boy
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WARRINGTON. u. C.. Jan. 90
They have arranged a freak cor
ner' IN the old poatofItcs department,
building. in which mang ~ the mod
els formerly exhibited al the patent
office are nov displayed.
one Of these. the automatic
cook. is built along the lines % an
alarm clock. The machine can BE- set
the night before. the happy posseM-
scr can lie IN bed the next morning
while the wonderful coutFivance
lights his FIRE. heats the water and
prepares breakfast from the raw
material. a Chicago man il the In
ventor. The failure OF the machine
wrecked his MIND
Sharing the honoTs with the auto
matte cook IL the "velociped~ boat ."
u Is a pleasure craft built Tor two
who SIT on a sort OF HeeNaW. the mo-
ton 81 which operates wheel
which revoives two paddles An
other pleasure craft has a windmill
~ q propeller.
There IL one complicated device
which. according TO the printed speci-
fcati0ns. meets the requirements Of
a high chair. low chair, z go-cart.
rocker, invalid chair and cOmbina-
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WILDCAT OF
GREAT SIZE
Recently Killed In the Depths OF
Washington Forest

r. L. Hodgdon. agent for the Col
Inns building Ia this city. IN IN poe
session of the skin ~ ono Of tho ihrg-
est specimens Of tho wildcat tribe
seen In seattle for years An e1-
animation Of the skin shows that the
beast was when alive, over four
feet long, white the teeth aud gem
eraI appearance show that the an
lmal was we'll along in years.
This wildcat, with It's savage look
Ing head and long tai0us would be
an ugly customer 90 meet In the
woods on a dark night From sun
dry scars on its head and body II IL
evident that this cat has been the
hero Of several sanEuinary encoun-
ters with others OF It's race. Az
piaything for "A human being Il
would certainly fill the bill-it
would keep one busy
For years this particular cat has
70 AIMED the depth Of the forest H.
the neighborhood OF Holly a little
town on Hood canal. killing what
ever Il could. whenever II could find
the object of lts search with It's back
turned, after the fashion Of wild
cats. For years this cat may have
lived like others Of It's species, on
other wild animals which IL could
conveniently catch and destroy.
But with the advances Of the pion.
GERS Into tho forests came its first
taste Of civilization. and this ultlrn-
ntely led TO its undoing n acqulr-
cd a taste for fowl. and would boldly
venture from the depths Of the forest
to secure meal OF lis favorite food.
Laying the Trap
j. y. Lorraine, a brother-in-la law Of
Mr.. Hodgdon, several years ago be-
gan 10 clear . ranch near Holly.
After the fashion Of ranchers. he had
"A large number Of chickens. For
months his little flock had suffer
ed severely from the deprcdatlOns OF
some unknown Wild animal
Mr.. Lorraine finally concluded to
keep a watch for the Intruder. For
several nights his vigil was unre-
waded, but finally. through the
shades crept an object M large as
q good sized dog, sneaklng stealth
lly 90 the chicken coop. Mr.. Lor-
raine was armed. and shot at the
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MINE
DISASTER

OsKALoosA. Iowa. Jan. e. Fur
iher details 81 the Lost Greek
coat mlns disaster show II e. b one
u thr worst IA the history ~ the
state's miniag. Twenty aonr miners
were killed and eight seriously in
iured. THE cause has been traced 10
the ignition Of EaN by a false shot
Those Imprisoned were rescued with
great difficulty.
Those killed are Jos gaAperH.
Prank GRHpcfH. Jim Htnhhi. SyiVsa-
ter Creighton. joe Hsrto. Andy Paah
Frank seerras. John Martin. John
Hirua. Mike HsrahA. Jack MAnisy.
Mike Cox. Jr.. Mike Cox. ST.. Boone
Fish. Russ Fish. A. ~ Crews. Jack
Elder. Dave Walter Sam Humphrey,
Jim Humphrey. Alexander Gray.
The injured "a CscreHR IA
swanson. Jonas Mnbis oliver Mahie,
John jenkins. William Harvey.
George GoEo. Harry peerrock.
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S5O-Sl25-S25O
Three Fires, Each More Disastrous
Than the One Before

The fire department had three live
~ runs through the snow during last
night. The FIRST came a. 90 O'Clock
Ter run go Western avenue aud
Spring street. a cigar and confec.
ioncry store was almost totally de-
ntrnyed, No one was ~ the place
wifru the fire started. and Just hnw
" Ept going no one seems 90 know
The damage is about $50
At 9 o'clock THIS morning a blaze
started from an overhrated range ia
the Virginia restaurant on ptctdrut.
at avenue The flames made con.
siderable progress before they could
b. cxtinEuahrd. and did damage 20
the extent ~ about si2a.
Another fire broke out IN the rest.
dence 81 b. y. Lewis al as East
Denny way. at o'clock this morn
ina. This was caused BY q degrc-
tive flew There wAs cousiderHh bic
damage done to the building Itself
and the furniture. estimated az about
$40
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Suspected Burglars

4 complaint was filed In Justice
Cams court yesterday afternoon
charging George Ssuer alias Mars.
with the crime Of breaking into the
residence Of r. Wright at s24 TWEEN
ty-first avenue. The suspect was
arrested By Detective Phillips
Thursday
l.. NJ. Johnson, an alleged confsd-
create of Mars. was arrested yes
terday and was jointly charged with
She crime. Johnson made merlin
mating statements in the presence
Of chief Sullivan last night. ana ad-
mitted that he knew the lewelry that
Mars had was the product Of bur
Rlary committed In his sisters house.
This. taken with the fact that he
lived there. makes the case look bad
against him. Both men viii be
heard before Justice Cam. They
are by far the best-dressed and most
Rentlemanly burglar suspects that
have been In custody for some time.
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object, but lea the uncertain ilght
missed his aim
FUr some time thereafter the
chickens were uudiHtuthcd. but soon
tile drprrdltionH began once more.
uN This umr Mt Lorraine knvW
what the animal was and decided.
if possible Go kll tho eat without
iniuriuF itH skin. ilo tried almost
every means OF capturing Il, but it
was wary and Suspicious. prdins
AIRY trans II would avoid with sos
animal cunning.
Mr. Lorraine rackrd his brains go
save the remnant ~ hlH chickens.
aud finally construed nklilfully
concealed device and waited. lie
stayed out night after night near
his tran. ana ut last the cul rem
dutrd iucnuuous by the pHngH NJ
hunger nnenked tn the chicken
house and walked into tho trap and
was held q prisoner. a savage trii
OF pain. frw struggles, ana Mr
Lorraine knew that be- had raptur-
I'd hiH quarry A. he approached, Of
fought sHNuKely. hut few blows M
club dispatched it. lie skinned Co.
and having uu particular raa fur the
skin. sent it Co Mr. tipdgd1n. Tho
iattrr viii have ~ dressed ana it
Wiu soon appear aH "a rug TO uduru
hla home.
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MODELS "EREAK CORNER'

tion chair ana table. Adjustable to
any sized child.
There II ore chair for use IN shin.
NrsckH. IN which the endangered
person iaHheH himself FIRMLY and
Hoats away IN Ease and comfort A
drawer tn thr chair contains a sup.
ply % bareback. No one crossing the
ocean can hope 10 be comfortable
without one Of these chairs in his
outft.
one article that srema 10 have
missed popularity By some inexpllc-
able Nuke IL shotgun. which - pro-
Fided with "A cavity ia the stock
wherein may be slowed a flask of
iiquor and bottle OF lime Juice.
There IL a bicycle there which
upon the touch Of a button. emIfa a
shower % water from the large
nickel plated lamp. which viii iay
he DUST or which IN. rider can
drink. or In which he can wash his
hands Towels and soap are pro-
duced by pulling a string The ma
chine can. Furthermore. be convert
ed into folding chair or table.
and has iBfdar attachment
Another Inventive genius has de-
yised q machine Tor boring through
the earth. And the list keeps getting
larger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
BEEF INSTEAD
OF BOOKS"

CHICAGO. Jan. Is. - Carnegie
ought 70 buy beef Instead ~ books.
X he had given hts workmsn more
wages In the past he would not have
40 much money 20 give away now
and his former employees would be-
IN a better condition"
This Is the tribute paid 10 Andrew
Carnegie By Ben Tillett. president
Of the London Dockers' union. who
is IN this country as the fratsrnai
delegate TO the recent convention %
the American Federation % Labor
THE working people 81 your
country" ~ added. are not max
Ing use % half the opportunitis -
fney have and these opportunities
are ieO times greater than Ia my
own country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
HOWLED A
REQUIEM

IT'S is HasffNHE 'HAiHsksNA4e
WEST CHESTER. Pa. Jan. "a
solemn and wetl-conductcd dog fun
erRi took place on the Chas. Mather
celebrated RrandYwiue Meadow
stock farm. the deceased canine
being Galioplu, grand old faxhound
Of the pursst type. The caakst was
~ handsome walnut and the body
lay In state all morning. The FUN
erai car. appropriately draped. IVES
drawn by four handsome horses.
each led by an attendant. while close
following came Galiopiu's bcreavsd
master.
Next in order came six pretty
blooded horses. each led BY an at
tendant in fun livery. followed by -
near relatives 81 the deceased. all
looking as sad and solemn az II wa
possible for dogs to look over the
grave the huntsmen chanted n dirge.
and the dogs ehorused a requiem.
The whole affair was "a unique as
IL was solemniy respectful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
FOR NEAR-IN
CITY PARK

Josiah Collins, an attorney OF this
city, this afternoon filed conmun-
icatiou with the city clerk. asking
that the council take some action
with regard 20 the proposed inside
city park. Several months aEo Il
was suggested that a park BE- set
aside In the heart OF the city within
easy reach % all street car lines
No action was taken By the council
and the matter Was then taken up
with the Chamber OF Commerce.
Part OF the Denny property. between
Pike and University and Eighth and
Terry WAS suggested as suitahls.
Mr.. Collins has aSCertainnd that %
out OF , lots can Dc procured Tor
fioe. zoo. He therefore urges the
COUNCIL 20 take some action.
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would follow the old rule until the
judges could agree upon the law.
The case of Balfour Guthrie and
co. against the Northern Pacific
Railway co. In the United States
circuit court which has been on
trial since Thursday of last week,
went TO the jury this afternoon. The
action arose out Of the collapse Of
the White star dock last September,
in which the plaintiff lost large
quantity Of freight. II has been
strongly contested as It is practic-
ally a test ease, which win deter
mine the liability OF the Northern
Pacific to several claimants, whose
goods We're dropped IN the bay.
Preston. Carr and Gilman repre-
sent the plaintiff, and J. Il. McElroy
the defendant, --) - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
IN MANY WARS

SALEM, Mass, Jan. 25.--There viii
be established In honor ~ the mem
Org Of Gen. Fredk. Townsend Ward,
leader Of the ever victorious" army
Of China, who Was killed near Mug
Pc, October 1862, a Chinese library
VI the Fssex institute ln Salem. n
Is the first Of its kind IN America.
Gen. ward was born In Salem. in
1894 fought with the French IN the
Crimea, with Garibaldi In South Am
erica. and later, the victorious army
In China. which Chinese Gordon af-
tefwaTd commanded.
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JUDGE TAKES
A SHORT NAP

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.--''No. he can
sleep a little biz. and 10 the judg-
ment stands. is the decision OF the
supreme court - Illinois in a suit
where Judge Philip Stein took n
short nap while a case was being
tried.
A Jury gave r verdict for 81 500
against the Chicago city Railway
Company IN a damage suit brought
by John Anderson. teamster. This
verdict has been sustained by the
superior. appellate and supreme
courts. II being held that as the nap
was q brief one, the trial Judge WAS
not sfin error"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
WORKING FOR
FREE RIDES

4 movement is on foot among
many ~ the city inspectors al the
city hall 20 have street car paFHra
furnished them. 90 be uArd iu dis
charge 90 their duties n hHH been
the custom in thr past Tor tbr iu-
sprctofs Co turn 10 ear fare bills az
the end ~ each month. These bills
usually aggregate about 500 every
month. A large number of iurp,c-
tors are employed in the health,
street, water and engineering depart
merts. aud u De- claimed that great
be- obtained Tho matter VIII hc
brought before the city council
soon.
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DEMOCRATS
ORGANIZE
Fifth Ward Club Holds an lmpor.
tant Meeting

The Democratic organization % the
Fifth ward met ln the basement hall
at the Carpenters building at Fourth
avenue and Pike street Friday Night.
lu perfect plans fer the campaign.
President skeldins occupied the
chair ard reported The selection Of
the evenings meeting piacr as per.
uRnent headquarters. Secretary
Gouriey was directed 60 confer with
the city central committee In Hscur-
Ing a reliable poll 81 the ward. to
attend 20 regulations and urge the
attendance % Democrats ~ the
wnrd at the weekly meetings at -
.. m. every Friday. J. ~. WinanH
was appointed az press commit
tee and a plan WAS formulated for
effectively cauvagstmg every part *
the ward. Definite action on this
was laid over until next Friday
night. vi hen the city committee viii
have been notigird.
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BRING HAIR FOR TWO

A rather laughablc incident oc-
Cured IN a prominent downtown res
taurRnt yesterday Two men, both
very ahy % the capillary adornmrut,
entered. and looking over the bin OF
fare. finally decided Go order HeigiRn
hare. The waitress appeared in due
time and made the usual query
Bring hare for two" answered
one % the mon 'Siri' the waitress
surprisingly answered. a. she caus
tiouaty took glance ~ the two
shining baldhgada, The men eX-
piaiued that Belgian hare Was the
order, and the deadlock WIS broken
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GROUND SANK

GALLIPOLTs. Ohio. Jan. 26-Mrn.
John Bodimer. % near Mercervilis.
while washing In the yard. had the
ground sink under her feet. carrying
her down IN an old well containing
eight feet Of water. Mrs. Rodlmer
was rescued after hanging to tree
roots for n half an hour.
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ARRIVES

yEw YORK, Jan. 25.--Henry st.
fskn Dir. accused o. embezzllng szs.-
~ from the Scandinavian American
Enk Of whatcom. Wash. who was
arrested recently IN London. arriv-
a hers today in charge of Sheriff
v ]. Brisbin az whatcon county.
"a tie steamer 81. Paul. The sher-
e snd his prisoner started imme-
sa,ssy FOR the West.
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Lightning Change Artist

a thief with more than the usual
audaciiy broke into the room 81 I'D
swanson In the Lobby lodging house
at Third avenue and Cherry street
last night. He stole n quantity ~
clothes. and while In tho room made
"A haHty change He discarded hts
old rags and loft them SwanH0n'a
clothing he donned and with n tel
eseope grip. stole away. Tho po-
lice were notified.
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IN HONOR or
BOBBY BURNS
Interesting Program Arranged Tor
Gefmania Hall Tonight

The ti3th anniversary % the birth
of Robert HurnH will be celebrated
hy local Scots this evening AZ Ger
mania hail Tho committees ia
charge 81 the affair are:
ArrauEem Mcneil. Cap
tain MrFhsc Kenneth Mclean. J. -.
Mckay. J. y, Mckay. John Mac
Aulry. J. -. MckinHls.
Reception james Mcdonald. Cap
tain Mcrhre. Alex Mcdonald. Neil
FraAier. Alex Mcneil.
Floor Captain Mclean. Jhwcn
Mcdonald Nell Mcdonald. Alex.
Mrkiuuou.
The entertainment viii begin At 5
o'clock Music viii be furnished by
f.urbcn'H band.
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KNOWS HOW 1T FEELS
TO BE ELECTROCU7ED

the current seemed to- leave his head
and $50 Co hts legs when he tried
to cry out the current seemed TO re-
turn 90 his head and shut HIS voice
or, At tunes hV would feel as 10 his
body We're being ear open. and again
his head would feel as u 50 Wcrc be-
ms chopped lnto pieces, Finally ne
inanagvd 60 veil outright and at
trnctvd TWO follow workmcn. who
rescued him and srnt him 90 hos
pitaL but uut WntN he had hepu
hanging for fully eight minutes
The physicians found him uncon 81
scious and his pulse at $50 lie soon
rcRained CONSEQUENCES and the doe
tors think he VIII recover.
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GAR JUMPS
THE TRACK
Carryiagt3 Passengers and
Piunges Down Bank

Yesterday afternoon At s o'clock.
ar u. 10 Of the Green Lake line.
ssursd the track, Just south og Dem
= way. ernsSed the street dlagon-
~ ard plunged down a six foot
As.k remaining right side up. The
sar wss hound for Green Lake ard
,xrriea q passengers at the time.
~ err vas injured. but a general
sssklnx NJ WAS given and all were
rrrstly frightened The car was
=; On the tracks today az noon.
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Bidding PERMITS

BiBflrx permits we're issued in the
CRY enxfaeAr's office today as fol-
ksK II d. Fl Newman to build a
z,NtFF ifzms house NJ 1910 East
Tsn4s street. 10 coat $3.50. TO %.
nT sinons for a one and one-half
sass fxns cottage at ilN Broad
wal' > sast S16sa. 10 x NJ. Faust
Tor nzA4 cottage at SIS Bellevue
aysa<. = cost 1890. 20 Mrs. l.
Claiharrs Hr two cottages AT 1871
ard IT Fourth avenue west. to
cost l.aM tzsh. and for two az 900
and tss Kxhi&nd drive. 20 cost 5000
each.
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was committed 10 the reform school.
Middle over Fees

There was "A dollars worth Of
trouble over fees i'm the clerks office
this morning Some time ago Judge
Tallman ruled that in divorce cases
where nm answer Is filed, but the de-
PENDANT does not contest the hear
ing the fee required by law is So for
decree and findings and record en-
tries.
Attorney John w Roberts has
been studying the fee bill, and today
persuaded Judge Griffin that 81 is
all the law demands, and that turst
ruled accordingly But whom the
order was communicated 60 Cashier
brewster Of the clerks office. ne
refused TO recognize Il. saying the
clerk had not been heard. and he
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rRAppOCK. Pa. Jan. sA-Physi-
80 and elertriciaus are mystilled
!, me escapc NOM Instant death Of
.s,.,.es Goga. 4 YOUNG man employed
Il ths iocal Carnesie olast furnaces.
,,ea was walking along an elr-
atcd gss main when hc shipped, nj,
s..-4s.s 4 tali ~ 81 feet caught hold
y vine charxcd with s,4oo volts "
.s.ssr5F,tv. As ne hung there hts
s.si touched the iron Sas main. cont
rlssing the circuit through his body.
coxa SAYS that AZ hrst be felt as
Il Ne had NO hands. aud he expert
sncsd horrible BURNING sensation
sersaxhent his body and head, Then
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INDICTS

NEW YORK. Jan. = 1t IL be-
lisvsa the district attorney will im-
mediately ask the grand jury 10 In
dict several high officials Of the New
York Central railway as ths result
~ the verdict Of the cnFones'a Jury.
which held the officials of the road
responslble for the recent tunnel
wreck