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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24
Stock Certificate

NNH!S is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
a the undersigned has lost his stock
certlhcate. No. SO. in the capital stock
OF The Newberry Cotton Seed Oil Mil
ana tertilizer Company, and has made
application for duplicate certificate.
w. II. SUBER
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24
Teacher Wanted,
Notice Of Final Settlement and DiSCharge

TSAKE NOTICE THAT WILL
"A make final settlement on the es~
tate of T. l.. Schumpert, deceased. in
the Probate Court for Newberry Coun-
tty, on Monday, 18th August, 1903, and
Immediately thereafter apply to said
Court for discharge as administrator
of said estate.
All creditors of said estate are here
by notified to present their demands
against said estate, properly attested
on or before said date, and all parties
owing said estate must make settle.
ment with the undersigned at once.
O. l.. SCHUMPERT,
Administrator.
July Is, 1903.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24
Election Of Teacher.

TIME PATRONS AND TRUSTEES
- of st. Paul's School will meet on
aatarday' the 25th of July, at p. m, ,
10 eject male teacher for said School
at salary of $50 per month. Applica-
ton may be sent to J. B. Bedenbauph
Slighs. -
J. A. SLIGH,
T. A. EPTING,
j. B. BEDENBAUGH.
Trustees.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24
Ontract to Build Flat

WILL BEAT HERBERT'S FERRY
a on Saluda River August 5, 1903, at
lo clock a. m., to let contract to build
a flat for use at this ferry.
j. M. SCHUMPERT,
Supervisor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24
BARBECUE.

WE WILL GIVE A FIRST CLASS
wv Barbecue at Pomaria, S. c., on
Saturday. August lst, 1903 in the beau
tiful grove.
We will have several speakers to ad-
dress the crowd, and special arrange
ments for the young people. Come one
come all, and enjoy the day.
JOHN A. GRAHAM.
II. M. WICKER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24
Teacher Wanted.

A PPLICATIONS FOR THE POSI-
A tion of teacher of Union school
district No. 80, will be received bv anv
Of the undersigned on or before JULY
70. Salary $4,000 per month.
L. |. FEAGLE,
JNO. KINARD,
Prosperity, S. c.
e KlNARD EPPS,
Slighs, S. L.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24
MAYES' REL|ABLE E;
...PA|k RELIE:vER,

Cannot speak; otherwise
it would tell it's own story.
and were it's organ of
speech as pronounced as
It's one quality RELIABLE
lTY, no need Of these re-
marks. We do not claim
that T it will cure Mumps,
Consumption, or grow hair
on bald heads, and in fact
we do not advise mothers
using it for Soothing Syrup
but we do claim that there
is nothing better on the
market for Pain in the
Stomach, Collie, Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhoea and
Dysentery.
PRICE l5C and Csc
A BOTTLE.
MayGS' Drug Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24
The Following CUT PRICES Make Everybody Laugh
EXCEPT COMPETITORS.

900 his Nv"'G H!sn Ing Lee Rerd per II,
Nn5 y.
NH" H~ rhor hio Gree ycr whocsse Our
,I'N s.
2'N Is Madras t,Nh per ,d) price
1n ~ f'>
5n@ Tus-l> So p-r y Onr price o'r ~,
MAchio~ .. .a5!
5@ l's C~"'s T'o>""o 4oc per o.: price oy 2oc
l,.tIl Ms;c>->
= .tN Al s~i fAron-~r Neg Snis s, only
: rnr l.'< . " F., Goz
I rH>t JA' Ra>ter> : >r cl"rdo
iwiih
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-24

I TOT tlckptS and further INFORMATION.
apply to S. II. MCLEAN, Agt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05

guilty OF
feur department Wen Know has not made az m'an Ar
victims tatd his knife where the deadly pistol
credit that
a
department dd 60
ha
OF
. a
throw like III ihfd Who
= a
than committed which have eheap
ed
reap don't fr ahead to eosae toward what
wait until
The peaae utterly an naan OF lack ~ administration
KNOW THEY
wasn't ysarr
IN the forty rods
working me rlheA
RanF II You WE'RE GOOD AT IIAI
policeman attsf
YOU hiih tANl Ash Molli
bsdered unu for
tolerate the
8 @
~ Verify there the - Jath
min might almost INNS
the uneonn"ufE o.
FERNS advice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
tspsslsi,s Tn. star,

AsoriN Wash. AUS William
Hamilton. The farmer who outraged
anA murdered i1-yuar-old Mahel
Richards, was taken ffau fau last
night ~ a m0h composed ct usorv
than 500 men aud hanged "a a tel
sgfaph pole,
Early in the evening farmers frum
the surrounding country began to
ARRIVE iu town. and although 80
epgu threats were made. it NaH the
seusrsl belief that che murderer
would b. yuchsd before nofuinE.
This WAS also the belief 81 the Of
fseefa ~ no had charge 81 the pfiss
oner The guard "a the aii sas
strengthened and eVNrYthiuk auKz
gested BY caution MAS done Is pre-
vent the evident purpose Of the
threnss % determined meu ffum be.
Ind carried out
shortly after midnight the crowd
began % centFatae Ia the nalKAtar-
h0ad 20 the isu. and sond sunre than
Sec men were sGthrrcd within "a
tlus % less than q block The IRE.
iiiniusrtes seemed O. have been alt
arranged Beforehand BY the htailera
Nrrt was NO confusioa OF luud
talking.
.siyen signal the march was
taken up 90 the iAil whsre the lead
yrs made a demand ora the ofriesra
fof TIRE Keys This was refused A
signal vea siven and those behind
pressed w. and On a few moments
ths quarts had been oNerpuW erred
aud relieved Of their arms ard the
Keys ~ the taiL
The leaders then unlocked the aut-
rr door. entered the jail and taak
Hamilton nom tha cell v hnaa he
wts eunrued His hands weFe houFsd
eehind his back and ne Vas march ~
81 oct tnte the open air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
SLAPPED ON
THE WRIST
CONTRACTOR KALBERo REAL.
LY MUST DO BETTER

At special meeting OF the board
Of puhiic works, held this morniug.
20 delinquent contractors appeared
before the board 90 give rcasons for
their failure 60 complete city work
on TIME
The session was held behind clos
ed huars and the dclinqucnts were
called iu separately to present their
exehser
At the conclusion Of the meeting
Chairman Thompson said the two
contractors that had caused the
greatest annoyance were J. KalberF
and e ! Erickson
kaiherg ig working on AZ least
five improvements that should have
been completed some time ago. The
board gave him two weeks In which
% finish n II DELAYED work. u 1T
the end Of that time the contracts
are not completed. the city will take
the work out Of his hands and Il
will ne fiuiHheu unuer city authority,
iSalherr paying tho cost
The laying Of the water main ON
Melrose avenue ~ the contract
wherein Erickson " delinquent The
members 81 the board viii visit the
scene Of his lahurH. Inspect the work
already dome and their decision IA
the ease viii be based on the re-
suits of their investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05

said shs has wuu canned
Isat Hlsht the three womrn met the
uHhnaMH men in front ~ me nrneAlgn
aaHsan uu heeuud neeuur. The Lewis
uamlHu appeared 90 Do az he tatkiaE
hHE tha either twg were IN her THE
tteIln dtd net Husrret that he waH be-
led faHhed while Anuie tsrNis dsfllF
extracted f1t from his p.is hci
After chs robbery the usnl~n vent
irfa The ureakirn cafe and hid IN enc
- fha haEs# The vcum reported TIE
Hkfss e. Ratfafnisr Hpurri and tsns
HlHHs affsf b. had discovered his irssH
RE NaHasH NHre located iu ths saiaun.
saiHaH est and sfFssisd 70 iHu yiefim
go - fannf q u probable that -
lsaat tHs Lewis Nvufnau nlIi ~ charged
:2e..4-e. q. -. =. ;
HHeH the alnEsn victim Or fhe
women Vas sfsrched by The poiiee
the money that "a sid % have hsTH
takrH frum hlsn VAS found but n
different paekri rum that IN y hiah
f. aas originally Kept, II "a the
thnufY II The nniinr that one ~ the
Hnsnaa clipped "a hark intn the Vie.
tia psseket after u had been stolen.
THE Nemsu deny an knowiedEs 81
the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
I. YNCtK|:.O
BY MOS
William Hamilton Taken From
Jail BY 500 Determined Menand
Hanged 10 a Telegraph Pole

when the crowd caught sight Of
the terror,Htricern ueud there vas
an outhuFst OF osthr and eFiee the
first demonstration % the Kind that
had oeyurrvd since the mafeh Oh the
sail began
Hamilton. kicking and struggling
Ike a maniac. was drakHed ktaked
and beaten along tho street Tor a
diHtance % three blocks O. a apnt.
evidently chosen beforehand. where
telegraph pole with convenient
cFosssarm b. situated There a rupH
carried by one 81 the leaders aud
With the moose already tied Was
Thrown over the projecting cross
arm The nooss wau quickly PLACED
ahaut Hamilton neck and hun
dfei willing hands grasped the rope
and pulled the struggling WFetch
clear of the ground
A. snun a. Ne was fsffatn that the
man VAS dead the crowd quietly
Dispersed ana within rftesn min-
utes The town had resumed It's usual
ealfri. sesrevly half dozen men re-
manning on the streets
II 10 extremely iHnfuhahie that
any arrests will be made. or that
any attempt wiz - made 60 apufe=
bend nnY aF he members ~ the
nsah fespunaibie for the lynehins
Theft is probably not ono person IN
the ccmmunity who does not believe
that Hamilton deserved his fate ar
would uot have willingly assisted IN
hanging him had the oppostunitK u
h - been offered
Hamllteus crime was particularly
brutal and atrufious liia victim
was a bright and pretty giFi. a "a
vartts with an who knew her HeF
parents are prominent and vel -
- she WIS wayiaid while on heF
way &C. SUudny school last SUNDAY.
carried into the woods ard there
outraged aua murdered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05

possession % the police. who claim
that 10 is u SEXUAL rcrvert. the r.
suit possibly % the coutaminafInR
Influences ~ the prison where he
served sir years FOR burglary
As result - Van Harnss com
fession. 7 s. Lppy. the wealthy
kioudise mlne-0wuer. who vas rob.
bed sunday morning. has recovered
- t-a 4s4slis Sold ssatt hes fskeu
from hifH az that time
The tlmepi.ceH had been hidden
ar top q a pile beneath the King
street coal hunksrr Van Horst
guided two Detectives a. the spot.
STIMULATING that hs should not he
hanacuffrd while absent from the
ial. This was agreed 20. but the
detectives remained within easy
reaching distance Of him until he
vas brought back 20 the iail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
SAW THE
:. n l!|A|! G
UUiv vIU "
THREE or The FOLSOM rs.
eRPss CALL ATT RANCH AND
ASK ron WATER

ruf.EoM. Cal. Aug s--Th~ Frss-
Ia hszEh aAA three ~ the esnA ped
esanflcts aH the Frseisn ranch. u
Fhiiss from hers. "a Model valley. at
IA yesterday. The coutlcts
ask - for sates and Nent On THE
ietasF = on the sniss % their pfi-
see shoes. shov 81 plainly la their
Tracks
TIE oanxiets IN prison were turned
oaE - suak this morning Nithuut
ans trouble and ~sge Kia1 10 set 20
aofk again.
FOLSOM. cal. AUG "a ranch
e. Furnished supper 20 three convicts
last ninht one went In for the
fesaf white the others stnad Rtard
tkiandhuunfs failed 10 PICK up the
trail this morning
shuffu Hus4nlf went 90 ghingis
snffnKs today here he verified the
reports that Convict case had been
snxn there Cases trail was follow.
81 into the brush. where " was iosn-
- b thai q two other men. All
thfee f1eu aufksd south They are
part q the Weber creek gang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
FAILURE
FIVE MILLION DOLLAR ASSIGN.
mENT AS a RESULT OF rAE
SLUMP IN STOCKS

NEW York. Aug. E.--The stock
market opened excited and weak
Stocks declined from one 60 one and
n hair points during the first three
minutes New low records were
made within short time. The
failure af sharp a bryan was an
uuuncsdl There g. fear that others
vii fellow
sharp a bryan made a general as
aiEument The failure IN directly
attributable 20 the sudden rhrinksse
In seeufitlsse. Liabilities will eN-
essd g. aia COP. The assets comprise
almost exclusively stock exchange
securities. amounting 90 several
faiIiIon dollars the valuation Of
= r n depends ss market conditions
Unless the market shows . further
decline the assets are sufficient to
cose 81 all liabilities.
THE failure 81 Hurlhutt. Hatch a
50 was announced on the stock eN-
change Hatch has been member
Of the board since 1899 The market
ia greatly disturbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
TROUBLE
IS BREWING
AooRIEvEo STREET CAR EMPLOYEES. 1T Is SAID. WILL
LOOSE FROM BUSINESS mEss PEACE COMMITTEES

tinafian Of tbe uniop's grievances.
ate delaying ths mRttsr The CONE
mtftnH PROMISED to report 10 fhr
union last saturday. but has not
faf aans 50
Thla apparent unwlliiuEuess - tho
COMMITTEES g. hurry the investiEa-
iiuu. has eagaed many ~ fhe union
men 70 suspect that the committee
has ma intention 90 act. 90 feels that
IL - uuweficaH 90 adjust the DIFF
fsreufeH between the unlou AMI the
eosunahY.
Ths union has already appealed
but Ntthaut results. % supsfint en-
dent ksmpstcr Manager Grant and
President furth OF the Seattle f,ieo-
tftE company. and f1uN that the
tssssfssa - Hsas Is 10 Promised is sssf ts,
the company % keep its agreement
nth the union have facility a..
know lodged their uuwiiiipaueva or
inability 70 cope with the situation
the members ~ the union are
strongly Inclined % take the matter
into their own handa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
WEBS AZ MW1W
N WZKR,1 MIME
heHwAYaAs VAN HORST ALIAS VAN ASSET SAYS ne FIRST
STOLE IN ORDER DEBTS

George Van AsEslt.- whose true
nanns is nov known 10 Be George
Van Horst, has this afternoon reach-
81 the stage where he begins 10
weep, Or pretend 10 weep. At The
mention - his mother. although -
siiii has decency enough not 20 tell
the police her name and place 81
residence " ahs - sfni itrfnr H
says he started stealing 70 pay her
debts
Van Horst confeases that be has
been a criminal practically ali hla
life. he spent HIS youth N British
Columbia. principally az Victoria.
ard admits thar before going e. he
provincial penifsnfiary Tor burglary
Ne I'D time ~ refofBateFg.
Van Horst H. a degenerate IN every
way. according 10 Information In The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
FORGOT
THE MANS NAME
THREE WOMEN ARRESTED FOR RoBslNo MAN AND OFFICERS
STATION DON'T KNOW WHO THE VICTIM

Annie Lswia better known aa Annie
rlKsaft IVES arrested. wigh Mile No
r@n ard Alice winters 90 Rreana ave-
H8e ssrlY tbis morning far fobbiaa e
man Nhase namr ths paiics % not
knas The threv women were seat
q lali ~ Patroimeu JcnntnEs ard
fNnurt The Yicitm - th~ rahtefF
go rs haakrd 90 thr stsiisn ard 50
tHr IS The afflcgrs 81 tta Station ere
eaaesfHsa hia name mlEht h. MHi z
Tia aadrsaa is not knuen at ths station
The ihFsu ~nui-n are wcH knuuu IN
Seattle The Moran woman va re-
erngiY sffestee. With kilrr Wiafsrs
baa hafh esre released 3D. chief sauls
an. Ne aharas waa uiarEd aaailazf
-: -; 1870 y = 49, - - 80 - i>-s'
Annie Lewis sas ths uifs ~ Manae
fHHla ahe. eifh hrf brother aesHas.
usrs recenfiY tried sor his murder
laSis 49, shot o. bic roo1n on Yssfrf
NaN
The f.swis woman also has los
California record. Be- San Frannteea
she waa kuuwu ~ cnT iisnr 90 fhe paz
lice as shs 'NQueru " the ffeAnss r.
ste. Tier reputation o. this Tire. e 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
DAY
AT The CARNIVAL
BIC PARADE IHAUoURArEo FESTIVITIES THIS AFTERNOON
FLOATS EmeLEmATic PIONEER INDUSTRIES IN LIRE

The celebration q Washington
LAY at the carnival vac inaus8rated
By a parade which left seventh aud
Pike At IL 20 O'Clock this afternoon
and proceeded down FIRST avenue
aud up second The flost interest
iAS feature Of the procession was
the floats. eight Ia number. repre-
ssntinK various epneha "a Seattis'e
history and the Industries % this
state.
Two floats carried typical Indian
wiHNauH in which were Hquntted
siwaEhsH from the Indian village on
the carnival grounds. Another float
represented band OF old settlers.
others bore ernhlems Of the asricul-
turai and mining industries Of the
state. one Of the pfettieEt floats
WIS a model % hrlaantlnt. furn-
ished hy the Sailors union.
The procession was led by a pla-
teon Of police. asifs' band ana
Grand Marshal pohle and his aides
Then came the local companies OF
the National Guard. esoortinK Gov.
Mefiflae and hia staff followed by
Mayor Huuea and other city Off
,.el5. L. -. :, So, tlssss $50. ~ =. =
sstss sss iiss-ssss - {ssssssri ts,fii-- Seas,
and ". Q l. =. floats making up
che rest ~ the line
Director General Rust expects
that toniEht's attendance ~ the car
nixal Nili be a record breaker.
Meters band viii give "a concert pre-
cedine the address 81 Gov. Mcbride
Mayer HumeH viii preside az the
meeting and deliver an address OF
welcome 20 the governor Prom
inent msn Of the state and city viii
occupy seats on the platform.
Queen Augusta VIII be presented
with $ gold watch. donated by Al
bert Hsnson. and = gold chain from
l. l. Moore The Hor-sHhoers'
union Niii present her with n ST.
yer horseshoe Each Of the maids
Of honor viii also receive a present
The shaving contest viii take
place this evening. ana handsome
prize win be given to the tonsorial
artist Who shows the most speed In
removing Euusffiuoua mhiskers
from faces collected for the pufpns-
The usual log rolling contes; win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
7 TERRIBLY
NNlAANN|G GL
GEORGE voELeER WAS IN
sTAaTLY KILLED BY a
FREIGHT CAR

George VoelRer. fireman 81 a
steam shovel on the fntsrurban
road. was instantly killed six miles
morning One ~ the freight ears
Of the lnterurbau road ran him
down. dragged his iifeieas body for
e feet and dropped u at the side Of
the track. The freight car was
stopped and the crew picked up the
msngled form.
Coroner H0ye was notified ~ the
case and Deputy Coroner Wiitsie In
veatlgnfci II this morning. The
body was brought 20 the Honey
Watson morRue.
From the story ~ the tragedy
learned by DR. Wiltsle this morn
ing NoeiEer had been in Tacoma
last night and was under the in
flueuce 81 liquor when be returned
20 work on the steam shovel II Is
thought that he either fell on the
track and went 10 sleep. or else
staggered IN front OF the car as Il
Was passing.
His head vas struck n terrible
blow. while his body vas badly
uauRled. n 10 probable that no IN
quest viii be held
The w0rimen who had since last
Nay been employed with Noeiger
told Dr. Wiltsie this morning that
The dad man had a brother IN Ia
tgura VIM . a minister This re-
port has not been verified. Voeiger
was % years ~ age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05

A special nesting whirh II aald
% be the upshot 81 thr DELAY - the
committee 81 she chamber - COM
metes in investigations and report
tux upon the grievances - The ses
attic street Railway Employees
union against the seattle Electric
company. VII 10 held b. the uutau
Sunday morning ht 10 o'clock TIE
Officers - the union wiil not Al.
vuiEe the nature o. tho business 60
Be transacted ~ the session. but Il
t. reported in labor circles that
steps vii BE- taken by fhs pnfun to
bring the company 20 live up 20 the
agreement which settled the last
strike. and which the uniun claims
h-4sssH hssfs s.=siAey ~ s.ls ae-gs zsss.g=s
ufasatisfaction ~ known 60 have
been felt among the carmen Tor sss-
erat days az the manner in Whteh
Mayor HinmeH, Secretary Msikla -
she chamber ~ commerce. and ! 1t
NJ AoaEaiL who constitute the rafn=
HiEfee appointed % make an iuxeH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
FAIN TED
POLICEMAN THOMPSON PROS.
TRkTEp BY ILLNESS WHILE
~ PARADE TODAY

patroiman Ben Thompson tainted
from illness ON Second avenue this
afternoon. during the Washington
day parade lie WAS marching IN
the platoon Of police at the time.
Hla companions noticed that he was
about TO fall. but before Capt Ward
could be notified. Thomp aon drop
Tes = tke pavement. = faH'Bx h
struck hls head on tho street car
track. and cut an ugly cash Ia the
back Of his head
patrolmen Landwehr and fIumes,
who were ia his squad. picked up
the PROSTATE officer and carried him
to the curbrtone. A hurry-up call
was sent for the patrol wagon aud
the officer was taken Co the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
REGULAR
SANDOW

james WiIiardson. the insane man
who was arrested BY the police last
night Just after he had thrown $500
into the bay, was committed 70 the
insane asylum By Superior Judge
AihaFtanu this afternoon
Miilardson has become very vio-
lent. aud went into frenzy last
mgiht because the Tailor told him he
could not so TO the carnival to have
his fortune told. lie succeeded In
breaking a stout leather straight
Jacket that had done duty IN the
county Jail for years. The man o.
small and not muscular. yet the
strap he broke - three inches wide
and an eighth OF an inch thick.
NiliaFdson's relatives says that a
short time ago he destroyed note
for x6n0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
PORTLAND EAGLES
ARE IN DISGRACE
Aere Disba1ded By District President Finn and
Big Scandal in the Order Results

BAKER CITY, ore. Aus. a.
District President Fiynn this morn
Ing telephoned Deputy McNamee. At
risnsIas4a fhas a. s4-s.ts.ss-s s-sz=s
Eagles il disbauded. and instructed
the deputy 10 take up their charter
and take charge ~ an papers aud
parapheruaiig This ls the outcome
81 the publicity given lodge matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
BURGLARS
Three Residences on Beacon Hill
Visited by Midnight Warauders

when Detective nnrck ueat q
Investigate this case hr found that
fhs residences OF a. W nentan ana
+ e. siinEeFlana. rear rs. haa nlna
been visited BY fhe prnW ierH
From the Benton residences. At sail
FauFtsewth avenue south. a number
n old cuiHa ana few articles Of
small value WAS taken Entrance
vas @ained here BY prYiux open a
front window
The HiinEsriana residence. al geo
Fourteenth arsuus south was en-
tered through tha kitchrn The duof
Nas opened sith = pass key 4 few
aailafz in monsF and several articles
- small value were fakrm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-05
Love: DID
NOT LAST
THE eoRANsoN's DIVORCED
AFTER % YEARS or MAR.
RID LIFE

After bearing and forhearinR win
zach others fault fer 20 yenrs. Ar
thur GufauHen. a iouEHhoremAn. and
Mra Tsiia Nlafausnn. were divorced
by Superior Judge Albertaon. this
morning. an grounds % lucompAt .
Utility Of ter permanent The de.
cree Naa awarded 90 Mrs. Goranson.
who uas the plafutlff. and she vas
allowed e. RESUME hvf maiden name,
lila stark
The Hlalauff. a plump. matronly
loaElHK Woman with coal black hair
and swapping black eyes. testified
that she lihsd 20 have r. good time.
but her husband tuHi liked 20 "sit
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Besides she said Indignantly.
he accuses me - drinking Hs
himself drinks al the time bat n I
even wHut "a have a bottle ~ beer
NJ the house. he doesn't like g.
The trial although tho case was
formally contested. was vrfy short.
because the disposition 81 all tho
property hAd been decided out ~
court. and apparently both parties
had agreed - e. the afvisability u
the legal separation, as there was
ItAAe AHftHftsf nAtfF AeEtfNi"DN
Ia this connection Judge Albert
son took nsehHton to state 20 all the
attorneys who we're present IN court.
that hereafter h. would not p~fnit
divorces when both parties had
aFteed e Il. and therefore did not
think y necessary 90 produce wit
presses e. prove all their allegations.
Mrs. dofnnnan told the court she
ard be. husband could never agree
as 70 wh~re they wanted 90 live
Shs likes the United states pretty
sell she says although she has
ysaruiues fuf her old home IN Aus
treila. tsorauaou. however. was born
in Sweden. and his wife claims has
tried te compel her 60 live with him
on his native heath. both ~ moral
and finffc nunstan not notwithstanding
the fact that she has told him sew
erai times every day for years. that
Hhe never could feel az home IN a
country where she could not under
stand What her nsiFhbors said
The family has been living AZ SIS
Twenty ninth avenue. Mrs Goran-
snn agreed t. allow her husband the
custody of shrtr -year-old son.