davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
COLLISION ON
FIRST AVENUE
Hack Overturned and Smashed by
Running Into a Car

A hack driven by ). o. Whitten
cnllided with "a Queen Anne car at
The corner ~ First avenue and
cherry street yesterday afternoon.
n WAS merely by chance that no one
was aeriously injured Tho hack was
overturned. ana twb unknown wnm
"n itn occupants, were rescued from
their psrlluua position by Police Ser
grant Mike Powers Isl no happened 20
Boz near
Written was thrown 60 tho pave
m~uI bat not seriously hurt The
two womsu were placed in another
hack and driven 10 their destination.
Neither wrre hurt Tho hack be-
lunErd To the Montana stables. The
driver says that Dc could not rlack
On tho speed ~ HE horses 10 time to
avoid the accident The car was
coming north, and the carriage down
cherry street. az the time OF the col.
uHiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
LAvITAS WIN

The Iasltaa and A o. q. W. base
ball teams played close and sN.
citing game yesterday afternoon a.
Athletic park The iAyiths won b.
The Hrofr ot 90 4
Good inueid work aud the clever
batteries u both teams. kept the
score down. and in the seventh an
Ming the score was tol Hy clever
manipuis the A. -. q. VS. shut
out the t.ayitaH and brought oue
man home. Ia the sEhth two men
~ the I.avitaa made the circuit ~
ihr bags, and cleaned up their op-
punentH fen she nrst half u the ninth
A H. Mslan umpifed the game
With great fairness,
This - as the nrst amateur game -
the eraHon. aud both teams SHOW 81
superior knowledge 81 the game The
tANitaa' manager Frank Newman.
has accepted challenges from North
Yakima. Prudlrtun. or. aud Mount
Vernon teams, Tor gaines In this
city The A - a. " and t.asltaH
Nili play again next Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
DIR. C0LCROVE
Reason Why the Eminent Educator
Left the U. of W.

The very sudden departure last
wesx Of Or. Colgrove, former profess
sor Of philosophy at the University
Of Washington. has caused many un-
pleasant rumOrg 20 be circulated.
Mr. clark Davis. when asked this
morning 10 be- knew Prof. Colgrove's
reasons. said.
q go There vs. no mystery what
ever IN this matter. Mr. C0lgrore lH
very devoted 20 his nife. and has not
saen her for year. She is nursing
Per Invalid mother To- the East and
ar. ColRrovr just got 80 lonesome
be- couldn't stand II any longer.
"Coigr0ve has been ovcrWOrkiuR
and has been generally run down.
and the change viii be good for him.
n know nothing whatever AZ roe
yards his plans FOR the future bat
DO know that hir leaving Seattle
was not due 20 any trouble a. the
university. as has been supposed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
Hadto Hurry

That's why two thousand people rode
on the Athlon and Inland Flyer to
visit the navy yard yesterday. de-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
CHARGES
AGAINST
OFFICERS
Civil Service Commission Will Act
on Important Matters

The civil service commission viii
hold a meeting tonight az the city
han. Several matters u Importance
are 70 come up. The charges made
by L. Levy. the Washington street
pawnbroker, against Detective Frank
Kennedy. will be- fully Investigated.
Kennedy and his friends claim 90 bc
able 20 refute the charges % Levy, II
Is believed that the charges against
Detective Lane preferred 10y u. Heg-
en- viii be dropped, as Hexeu's un-
ruly son has been committed 20 the
Reform school.
Patroiman Bars petition 20 b. al
lowed 10 remain on ths force. not
wtthstanflns the fact thar he had
passed the age limit for policeman
viii be acted upon The action o.
the board In this matter win serve
50 a precedent In the future. The
commission VIII also take W the
results Of the recent civil service ex-
Rmluntions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
LAYING The
CORNERSTONE

About 900 people gathered at thr
corner ~ Eleventh avenue and olive
street yesterday afternoon 10 witness
the laying 20 the CORNER stone ~ the
new Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutn
eran church The pastor. REV "a
A. ". Yuug. conducted the luprre
a.vs services. assisted ~ Rev 81 T.
Larson and Rev. D.. Knapp ~ tha
swedish and German Lutheran
churches.
Rev. knappe. iu his address said
II have always been ga sympathy
with the English Lutheran church.
because / realize that English is
bound % become tho ons Language
lu the United states. and that iu
time the necessity ~ churches has
"a on different languages Will no lon
ger exist
Il md that I already have to teach
the younger generations of ms
church their sunday -Hchool lessons lu
English"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
JoBBIHe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAtLYb
Green rrutt

Lemons s. 5ous 81 a box. cooking
apples. SOL al. eating apples. s. %
usa1. oranges. .. 1oU 10 bananas.
81 $50 CD. plnrapplrr. s. ~ per doa
Seeding oranges. a. lbuat0. lines.
Na04 oo case tangrunvH. si5s.
grape fruit. g. 900 %
Vegetables
Potatoes - 00u b On e. ton. besfn.
81 pQui25 per sack. carrots. ESQ s5e.
per sack. lettuce. $3.50 Per case
turulps glcugt 30. garlic g.. cabbage
81 taul % p~r rwt huHkn, 39C. celery.
t50s0e poe dog sweet potatoes. 8 81
p"f case Chill prprofs. 80 DOC. saurf
kfaNt. 4hnfr tomatoes. 81 50sfl 20
per crate. radlahea, i0c per duz
parsley. 600 or onions. s. 2sffa % per
cwt. paraulps. s5c9ti2 %. cAuliflower.
3Hs as ~ pumpkins. inihc per 10
1uc q 81 no squaHhsa 2isr wax beana.
iee artichOkrs. fncuSi % per dor
string beans. sul0c. cucumbers.
81 5n1i 1i per box. brussels sprouts
Sc peas. lose rhubarb sc per 10
spinach. Catl.09 per box. aspara-
gus. isc per ~.
SAN FRANCISCO. March Ill
May wheat ios -. i0s i-s
CHICAGO, March Wheat. IA.
u1tMc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
CHILDREN PRAISE
Beautiful Easter Sunday School
Exercises al Methodist Church

The Sunday -sch0ol exercises yes
tsrday with the Easter ceremonies Of
thu First Methodist church. were
the mast successful ever held by that
institution Mrs. g. y. Hutchinson
VAS In charge, and the manner and
spirit in which the scholars entered
into the days praise was a beauti-
ful tribute to earnest Christian work.
Fully 106 persons were present at the
event. At the close Of the exercises
81 Ehf sundsy-achool scholars pro-
fessed conversion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
BOY DRAWN
UNDER CARS


=. .sEIf. March George De
- y-yezr-ola boy. vas struck b.
$50 train On the Great Northern
80 MS morning and mangled
80 &c viii die before nightfnlf.
= eompauion he started To walk
- ~ NJ railway track from his
49,. near Lowell Hearing the
49, NAN approaching ne two
49,. - .s.srps1 9ff the track. but Il la
,D.s-i stood too close 10 the ran
=, -ss.,lls ears and young De Fort
y .fasn under by ths arrfio1
4 van stopped and. picking him
Il. .lsht him 10 the hospital in
~. through passenger train vaa
-, = ss.ilrfay night By a landslide
trs .'..ehfaond Beach. The steps 81
r., ,.Aenss we're torn On and tho
sYr,lyS,psss Fading through the cars
~ 90 Before the FIRE cnaid do
r,i,,.sss4t Damage &C was ext.n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
Bic; FIRE

PHILADELPHIA. March gl-A
great firr g. raging ia the vicinity uf
the urw spuprr and paper warehouse
district Millions OF dollars worth ~
property ia mruhrrd, The IRE start
ca Ia The krim Hnddlcry mnuufaC-
tory. which was soon reduced TO
ashes. and the adjoining buildings
are now Ia flames.
Tho section threatened f. Ia the
heart OF the heavy Wholesale dis
triDt 81 Philadelphia. 4 high wind BE-
blowing at this time and tho entire
Are department is struggling 70 sub
du" the flames u Is possible that
dynamite VIII b~ uard 60 check it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31

NEW YORK. March "a Tho
steamer NnpfIiand 81 the American
limo arrived here az an early hour
this morning. bringing with hrr q,
passengers taken OF the burning
steamer Pretoria. $50 miles out at
sea. Tho Pretoria H % the Augbec
line and fire was discovered TN her
forward hold Meeting the Noord-
land. the captain transferred hia pas
s~ngcrr and started FOR this port A
few hours after the arrival OF the
NoorflRud the Pretoria came 10 port
and fire tugs have been flooding her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
STICKY AS
FLY PAPER
Were His Fingers When
Catching Coins

NORTH YAKIMA. wash. March
ai.-G. l.. AlllnErr Of the alleged San
Francisco nrm Of Ecidei AllinErr q
Co, commission merchants. has left
town after doing up" farmers and
hhippers here 90 the extent Of about
81. 900. He nrBt consigned carload
~ apples 90 Los Angeles from which
the shipporH. H"dmun a. Kenyon, rec
cciyed no returns. ile then COM
signed another car ~ apples from
the same shlppefH. aud several oth-
rra 20 himself 90 San Frlur.aro.
BEFORE leaving here AluHRfr die
vrrtrd from their course tHo CAFE
loads ~ putatorH. shipped 30 Seattle.
by himself and g. A. Bryant of
North yakima. and sent them by
water 10 San Francisco one car ~
apples was attached and sold hy the
81. Paul A Tacoma Lumber GO. for %
lumber hiIl ~ so Alnuprr is a once
armed man ana "a very smooth talk
or lie owes onige rent livery bills
and other accounts. lie formerly
lived ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
MEETING IS
HELD OVER
movement Clubs viii Have a
conference tomorrow

49, eonference commi,,.a ~ t,
n .seiaent clubs an wv ,tt ~,
n, morning 81 ~ l,s..
iasral91ts, rooms but owing to Inc
y. 4 80. ..4 absence Of several nom
basrror siefniuei 10 meet again
~ ~. afternoon at Z O'Clock
ssaIelrsi ~ u the formation Of a
n s ~ ieagae 70 assist ~ Biariav
lsusst, F . valuation o1 rit0
.'sslsssss wv b. one N tho m4biertn
l8as ~. q tomorrow meeif1o
NJ sbs.ln VIII be tahen t4 srrYro
sate h ineut " the arnob. nui-
y rers, VT residence dip,ricf ana
iien 49, MlI enter into b dIa-
s,iag 4 IN, The abrlaabuliy Of
.l1l VA w erematory an invi-
q ne d ',1ten9ed 20 an mem
q the eity improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
Last Edition
q O'Clock %. m.
THIRTEEN WIVES LIVING

crs had any claim ou him.
Seven Of the women who claim him
as a husband were in the court room
when sentence was passed. and four
~ them had children. Nelson smu
cd suaNeIy at Thorn and waved hts
hand as the haIlt0 conducted him
back Go his cell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
MI: 7 E:0R

NEW YORK. March 81. while he
ing hauled out preparatory 60 her
trial spin. Kaiser Wnhclm's new
yacht Meteor met with an accident
To-day. She was TANNED against a
group OF piles az Shooters island and
her name plate crushed and her stem
injured. and otherw Use damaged. The
accident may cause further post
ponemcnt Tor her trial trip,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
FARALL0N IN

The Farallon Of the Alaska steam
ship 90. arrived today 40 noon from
skagway She brought ten p8Hseu-
gers. none of them coming from tine
inside The Farallon brought no
advlcer other than tnat thr winter
trail would bo ono good condition FOR
two weeks vet.
The Farallou rs scheduled to saU
Tor akagway ou turil ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
LICENSES TO WE'D

The following licenses have been
Issued Joseph HerrHtrom. a. and
Ena Weaver. u.s. both 90 Cowueton
Joe Ray Lewis as Seattle. and Mad
riine Helen Walters. 90. UsfbertA.
Gibh1n. or. Kent. AND EDNA Sehmlt.
o. seattle ule y uurtelanr. as. and
tahauu- sNnto. both ~ colby: H.
A. Douglas as. Seattle and Laura
4 Ralsfnn. 20. of Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
Mrs. 6unlerman's funeral

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Jane
Gunterman viii BE- held from thr
family residence. THIRD avenue aud
James street. Al o'cioek tomorrow
afternoon. tutermrnt viii be In Lake
View cemetery. The body g. now az
the private parioru or Bonncy a
Stewart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31

PRETORIA. March ftp TO this
time the party headed by Acting
President schRik berger has failed T.
establish communication and hold "a
Conference with either President
St~yn or the Ho~r leaders in the
field. They have not. however. given
up hope Of q meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
TO REPORT ON
TUNNEL SCHEM {

A. the meeting Of the city council
tonight. several committee report 81
Will be presented. among them one
from the streets committee and one
from the finance COMMITTEES. The
IRE and water COMMITTEES was 20
have hecn ready with a report ~
gar,iing the Great Northern tunnel
scheme. bat so far the COMMITTEES, has
held no meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
EASTER NUPTiALS

P. VI. Marsh and Mrs. Mary Jane
Bean were married yesterday after
noon at the home of the groom. Zi22
Seventh avenue. T. l.. Rcveil, per-
formed the ceremony, after which a
sumptuoua wedding lunch was Herv-
ed. Many friends % the newly
" sddsd pair Witnessed the pretty
Faster marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31

- Joseph. Mo, March a.
,.,,., Nelson. who IS claimed by
,.,,n 20 he their husband, plead
INV when placed on trial today.
- sentenced O. three years
.,.,nmeut. lie admitted havins
". u,vss. but denied that the 9th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
PR|SONERS
ESCAPED

II. L0fls Eafgh % a break for
faerv "a zass from the work
aot@ rs EeF-izw tiftt was success b.
~ ~ nsa sAo were under SEN
'sner na'is 1aah at an early hour.
- sssss1a4 u slu4lug the guards
- - ives FAR - tho rivers edge
49,. 49, 4 saaf- sTidently provided BY
is.snat "a n waiting. They got
- ~ ne stream before the Off
- - = siEht, and re<s ryiiess ~
~ - 49, arsd Al them, roggsd away.
!. ~ stlesfA experienced some DELAY
~ s,..lns 4 boat In the m@antina
~ ee.Ss1 prisoners rowed across
~ rsT An4 disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
ELKS' FAIR

At a meeting this afternoon the
Eiks decided 20 hold their great car
nIval and street fair In Seattle from
Aug. IS 90 %. contingent on the citi-
gems raising SO. 90 to aid the pro-
ject. The Elks say the event will
bring 100 900 visitors to Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
MARCH BIRTHS

The health report n Dr. Carroll Tor
the month ~ March shows that there
were S. deaths and 20 birth. In Feb
ruary there were 90 deaths and n
kfrthp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
S35O,OO0 FIRE

GUTHRIE. O. r.. March si.-Thr
State capital printing plant. the 10
tel Capital. the 81 James hotel. the
'ammack livery barns and the Rich
~ general merchandise store. were
destroyed by fire yesterday. which ir
thought TO have had an iueendiafy
origin. The laaH O. fixed az so eol
OF this the printing plant represents
III nnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
TO Give
EN- AWAY
r,smocrats Favor Re-
Inquishing Islands

vasHINGToN, u. c.. March 81 r.
Z pnalppins civil government bill
avorahgy reported by the sem
~npplnes committee today. 4
-.rv report was also presented.
after proposes 90 substitute a
.rsarfnE that the United States
..ssesshes all claim % sovereignty
~ title Of the Philippines. The
80 provides for the occupation
= - Islands until all peace treaty
.asntJons are carried out. until
- has been thoroughly establish
sl1-s an election held for the adop-
- n constitution for the archi-
FsTa
Payne Bill Report
~ house committee on ways and
,,sas today ordered a favora Bile re-
~, "a he Payne bill providing Tor
r,rs,rccfy Tor Cuba.
Al Rspuhiicans except Mrtcalfe %
rat.sxa ard Tawuey % Minnesota.
s,t-a gor the report. and the vote o.
Fxkfns u Iihncis was allowed 70
y recorded as a favor vote. The
rwisn WAS an animated one. F1f-
+ Ger = amendments were voted
s.sz. al being defeated excepting
"A, eEered BY Grcsvenor. requesting
RAJ CHA shan adopt the American
safrscS labor law as well as lmmt-
saa,n and exclusion laws. before
h rscirrocity agreement shall go
b, srect
A attempts to amend the bill IN
tsrrsazce with the views OF the
80 sugar. men. failed miseFahiy.
~ Ritual test came on Tawney's
rrufrent reducing the dlfferentiAl
4 rskned sugar.
gsasrman Payne ruled this amend
fszt cut q order, rs not being ger
ran T1wney appealed from the
lsasn 81 the chair. but the latter
- nsstsined b. the fun Republic
n rsA with the single exception %
fixnsy.
tnang the amendments defeated
wa ihcse by Mcclellan. making a
Mficn % 50. 40. % and Is per cent.
isza X - per cent. as offered BY
srey. The new duties shall not
fsis eject until Dec. 1. ia02 The
\ vi y taken NJ b. the h0us.
WI Eesk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
MAY DIE FROM IT

a man supposed 90 be Thoa curry.
f..I on tbs dock co. the foot ~ Wash
Iugtou street 1T ESQ O'Clock this af-
irruuou. BE was taken 10 police
headquarters ln an unconscious ,ou-
dItiDu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
DEFEATED BY
TACOMA GIRLS

IN their game ~ basket ball with
the Tacoma High school girls Satur-
day, the University girls were worst
cd by tho score ~ 10 20 Z. HHtur-
days game WAS played In Tacoma
This was the second game between
the two teal ms. the former ono hat
ing been won by the varsity goods
hy the score Of " 20 10. A third
game VIII be arranged for 90 decide
the two teams supremacy.
Don't forget 20 attend the wait
reseas' bali Monday March 81 1902
ln Armory hall. Wagner orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
Visiting 4. n. Morgan

Mrs. Eliza ). WltIkcr. large
property owner Of Anderson. Ind. 81
visiting ~. ". Morgan ut his resi-
dence $40 Spring street
Ms. Witukef b. Investing conHld
ernbie money ice Seattle real estate
and Intends TO make this city her
home.
-a-sa= - s---a~Hsa--
Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
D. S. JOHNSTON eco.

Rogers 81 Gle, Paris. sends US a de-
lightful hair tonic that's 70 be sold
az 55c bottle. Makes rich, glossy
hair grow and prevents dandrun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31

Remember. Home Camp Degree
Team dance, Thursday. April "a
Secure Invitations ~ committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31

Nitchells Cough Cure IS selling
faster than any other remedy we've
ever sold, evidently good. .50c a bot
tie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31

a new importation Of DR.. Listers
Tooth Powder; 80 good It's initiated.
The genuine costs 200. Sold onlyhsrc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-31
Three LOST

PHILADELPHIA. March zi-The
steamer Homn1Al ran into the fish
ing schooner Ena Earl in Delaware
bay Saturday night. sinking the lat
Tor and drowning three 81 her crew
The dead are William Smith Den
MS Ford fathef-in-law Of Smith.
both ~ Philadelphia. and Patrick
Solsn ~ baltimore.
saasasIs ssaaa
stu Of N
We are san carrying biR loads Of
people % visit tho Oregon Don't
forget time and place rpiman dock.
20 and no a. tu. : 90 and % D. o..
Fare snc round trip ..
The Washington times., 1902-12-05
.CREMATORY MANAGER
KILLED BY DYNAMITE
Doors Of 800 Crypts Con
tanning Ashes Blown Open.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5.-Horace E
Keilig. superintendent Of the PhiIadeI-
phia Crematory In Walnut Lane, Ger
mantown. was blown to pieces in an ex-
plosion OF dynamite in the ma.n hall Of
the building. yesterday. Not three yards
from the spot where he was killed rest
ed an urn containing the ashes Of his
daughter. whose body was eremated two
weeks ago.
keilig attempted to open case con-
tanning sixty-two sticks OF dynamite SO
that he could obtain one with which Ia
blast rock in new-made grave in the
outside grounds. He inserted a hatcher
under the lid of the box and IL came iiito
contac. with the dynamite so foreibIy
that the entire case exploded.
The big crematory was wrecked and
the body Of the superintendent mutilated
beyond recognition. That no more lives
were lost was due to the fact that the
workmen and attendants had left The
building few minutes earlier to 60 to
lunch.
In the burial hall the glass doors OF
900 crypts, containing ashes OF the dead.
were broken. Many OF the urns, which
are Of porcelain and earthenware. were
cracked and only those OF bronze we're
preserved from damage. Two retorts
were also destroyed
The Washington times., 1902-12-05
SENT TO LUNATIC'S CELL
BY SUICIDE OF HIS WIFE
Thomas Smith Committed
to Asylum in Trenton.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec 5.-Thomas
Smith was committed TO the St-te Hos
pital sor the Insane in Trenton, n J.,
yesterday. It is believed that he is a
hopeless lunatie.
Smiths mental troubles date from the
suicide Of his wife about two months
ago. He was a salesman in a Chestnut
Street clothing store. one night when he
returned from work to the little home
in West Philadelphia. he found his wife
dead IN the bathtub. She had killed her
self by inhaIing Illuminating gas through
tube.
The sight drove Smith mad. He raved
and laughed and shou ed until he at
tracted the attention 0f the neighbors.
and they called policeman. A strict
watch was kept over the patient until his
relatives arrived from Trenton. The
doctors thought he was simply suffering
from hysteria and that he would re-
cover in time, but Smiths wound was
deeper than they knew.
His peculiar actions came to a culmina-
ton Wednesday night when he ordered
a banquet for 200 persons at the windsor
Hotel in Trenton, engaged a brass band
to make things lively" he said. and
tried 10 persuade the Trenton City Troop
to give up the ball it had planned and
to attend his banquet instead Yesterday
he sent word to police headquarters that
he wanted six policemen for another ball
be intended to give.
The Washington times., 1902-12-05

pay for their clothes. They spied him
In front Of pawnshop.
Why, what are you doing here. This
is a strange place for you to be-" said
one Of the young women.
Has Not Been Seen Since.
The man gave some abrupt excuse for
being there. He told Of the fine gowns
that had been laid aside for one Of the
young women and insisted that they 90
to large cry goods store and wait for
him In some way Beach got away from
the young women ard has not been seen
since.
Some OF the relatives Of the Beaches
in Richmond had been notified and we're
ready to come to Washington to share
in the fortune. A prominent young law
yer and his wife had gone to the Byrd
Street station when the wife received a
telegram from Mrs. Beach telling them
not to come.
Throw that trunk off. =" said the wife
to the baggagemaster on the train which
was then pulling out for Washington.
The trunk was thrown of and the lawyer
and his wife remained in Richmond.