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The Lamar register., 1903-06-24
coIorado's ouarreIIIng Commits
0ionor8.

No doubt the worthy gentlemen
who intend to reform the Kentucky
feud district through the combined
influences Of religion and education
will in time turn their attention to
the feud that has broken out in the
Colorado Worlds Fair Board.
The feud in the Colorado board
reached an acute stage the other day
when 7. j. O'Donnell and "Ikey"
spilled bad language and gore in
one of Gov. Peabody's rooms in the
Colorado State capitol. Accounts OF
the affair agree that "Ikey" shed
most of the gore and most of the
bad language, but in any event it is
plain that there is desperate need
for missionaries before affairs get
into the Breathitt county class.
Just how the anti-feud society is
going to work on these Colorado
Berserkers is mystery. 1t is be-
lieved that neither education nor re-
ligion will stake" in either case, and
apparently the best plan will be for
some husky reformer to lock himself
in a room with the feudists and try
suasion of the militant and strenu-
GUS order.
In the meantime the people OF
Colorado, who have been looking for
ward to creditable exhibit at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, are
compelled to take what satisfaction
they can in the actions of Worlds
Fair Board that seems to be running
the gamut of foolishness. The men
who can so isuntily discredit their
state by indulging in fisticuffs gave
another illustration Of the fact that
there should be some active house,
cleaning among the Worlds Fair
appointees if Colorado is to take the
place she deserves at st. Louis
Denver Republican.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24
Sure Thing.

T. H. Devine of Pueblo, A. E.
Bent and L. w. Markham of Lamar,
we're in town on Monday, presum-
ably to consult with the officials OF
the American Beet Sugar Co., rela-
tive to the factory to be built al La
mar. We understand that the farm
ers have signed the desired amend
ment to the contracts and that the
outlook is most hopeful for factory
at Lamar in 1904, or at furthest in
19O5.-Enterprise.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24
BACHELORS WHO SPEND MONEY
Chicago Paper Shows That Mon Hav
Heavy Expenses.

Heavy Expenses.
Bachelors are like any one else,
they spend money when they have 1t.
says an interview in the Chicago Inter
Ocean. Chicago bachelors live In
somewhat different manner from the
fellows In New York, and their regu
lar expenses are heavier. In Manhat-
tan the boys live in apartments and
eat at the cafes. Here-some Of us, al
lsast-keep our own homes, have our
servants. and, in fact, run regular
establishment. That costs more money
than the New York manner Of living
II bachelor has fad. he can spend
a good deal of money in that way. His
clubs cost him something, and perhaps
he goes out considerably. A man could
keep family about as cheaply, for a
bachelor Is generally pretty free with
his money, even If he Is not a spend
thrift"
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF.-No-
TICE FOR PUBLICATION.

us. LAND OFFIcE LANAI Colo. q
June "a. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Edward R. Yager
IN has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the. Register & Receiver at
his office at Lamar, Colorado, on Thursday the
30th day of July, 1903. timber culture applica,
tion No. 449l, for the En- NWk and Lots and
of Section so, in Township No. 23 g., Range No.
AW.
He names as Witnesses: d. W. Robinson. ".
W. Robinson and I. l.. Maxwell. OF Lamar, Colo.
and G. II. Frybarger, OF Carlton, Colo.
jA-jy28 JOHN A. WILLIAMS, Register.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

Mrs. Eddy is very much incensed
because Emerson was called the
founder of Christian Science. She
says she is a bigger man than EN-
erson any day.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

Mr.. Bryan insists that imperial
ism is the great issue before the peo-
pie. The greatest living exponent
of Jeffsrsonian doctrine will never
desert q great issue just because it
sis dead. ff.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

A corporation has made bid for
the sewage of Colorado Springs to
use as a fertilizer for raising sugar
beets. That sounds as bad as eating
dog tamsles. .r
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

Western Kansas seems determined
to beat out the mountains Of Ken
tucky in the line of feuds, at least a
GOOD start has been made.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

Mr.. Cleveland has written another
letter which is very full and frank on
every other subject but fails to state
whether he will refuse fourth nom
ination or not.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

s, Several convicts made daring
svsescape from the penitentary at Can
n on City this week, but were all either
KILLED or recaptu,ed in few hours.
ilThis is quite an improvement over
'tthe history Of the past four years.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

A Colorado Fuel & Iron clerk over
Z Hooked little note of $500, 900 that
.swas due last week and caused q
p panic on Wall street. We have on
numerous occasions overlooked
2 smaller ones than that and no panic
followed, 80 We see no reason to
ffblame the clerk.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

A man who stole $1,000 from
Cripple Greek bank has been sem
tenesd 10 five years in the pen.
Qhser that men will never learn to
steal enough to hire an expert at
torney.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

It is said that Newport society
ladies' will wear nothing on their
heads this season and less than that
in them.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

% One of the detectives hired to run
down bootleggers in Rocky Ford has
been caught doing little bus mess
lin thatline himself. A great graft
that, to get paid for breaking and
enforcing law at the same time.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

WANTED-A good live Life Insurance
agent for Lamar and vicinity by an old
Line Life ms, Co. Good commission
and renewal contract given, address
Wash. Life ms, Co., Denver, Colo. Box
1414.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

DR.. A. w. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
Irwin building, East Main street.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIoE.
LAMAR, Colo, June "a, 1908.

LAMAR, COLO., June a 18JS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of her intenr
and that said proof will be . ade before the Reg.
ster and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado on Thurs
day, July 80, 1908. viz: Harriet p. Mourning,
H. E. No 5s92, for the SEX Of Sec. Z, Twp. Is g..
Rng. 40 W.
She names the following witnesses to prove
Of said land. viz:
Z. NJ. Steward, A, L. Cox, Stephen Scott and
j24-jy29 JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Register.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

See G. D. German for prices OF servi-
ces Of Shetland Stallion. Five miles
northeast of town.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

Your shoes are about gone. Try
pair of "Brown"shoes at Buffers.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

Denning's gallery will be closed dur
ing July, as he will be out Of town at
that time. If you want some good pict-
ures, come at once.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

this help will be hired regardless Of
their wishes as the girls will be able
to collect their wages by legal means.
The Lamar register., 1903-06-24

DIR. A. W. Seabury, physician and
Offices on secold floor OF
Irwin building, East Main street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-13

Migita Co to T Konno; PA special
powers. d GAS, p 142. Dated May 26,
1902.
S Takasake Co; CoPD; plandng
cane, Maulua tract, n Hilo. Hawaii. d
2i5, p l43. Dated June 80, 1902.
Ito Co to Laupahoehoe Sug Co; Agrt,
to plant and sell cane on 22l 10 acres
land. Kihalanl, N Hilo. Hawaii. b 2i5,
p l47. Dated Dec /, 1902.
S Takasake Co to Laupahoehoe Sug
Co; Agrmt; to plant and sell cane on
lot Al, Maulua tract. n Hilo. Hawaii.
y 2i5. p IA. Dated June 80. 1902.
Ito Co to 7 Honno; PA special pow
ers. b 2i5. p 15t. Dated Dec !. 1902.
Ito Co to Laupahochoc sug Co; chi:
cane, etc. in agrmt Kihalani. n Hilo.
Hawaii; 81 with advcs s19,935. B pa,
p lij. Dated Dec I. 1902.
Recorded December 81
II John Ahu to Kona & Kan Rail-
way Co Ltd; l.; so IT right of way
across Kul 77l2, etc, Keokea, S Kona
Hawaii 81. etc. d 2iO, p 3Ol. Dated
Dec 20, 1902.
Il II Edwards to Kona G. Kau Rail
way Co; L; 80 # right of way across
lot A. por Kul $685.. Keel II, South
Kona, Hawaii; 81. etc. b 2iO. p 3O3.
Dated Dec 23, 1907.
VIM J Wright to Kona & Kau Rail.
way Co Ltd; l.; so It right of way
across por Kul 7712, lot 16 etc, Keo.
kea, S Kona. Hawaii; 81. d 2iO, p 3Oi.
Dated Dec 20, 1902. .
w mi Hooper to Kona & Kau Rail.
way Co: L; so # right Of way across
por Kul 7712, lot .. etc. Keokea, S 10.
ma, Hawaii: 81. B 24O. p 3O5. Dated
Dec 20, 1902.
Pang Lum and VT ct al TO Pang See
School by tr; ID; lots 3 and 4. blk II.
Kewalo tract. Honolulu; 81. p 242, p
1888. Dated Dec 80, 1902.
Maria de Mello and hsb to Henry De
Guar; d: por Kul 1860, Holualoa l. n
Kona. Hawaii: $500. b 242, p 2Si.
Dated Dec 10, 1902.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-13

r CtVe Davies 10 Laupahoohoc sua
90, l., rs Int In or a0i Papaaloa, .
.no. Hawaii. 80 vrs At S362l. - go, D
SOi. Dated Dec %, 1902.
hlmakul min Co 10 Francis )
swanzy; y: I.iO int IN X p 1887. g.
inc In Kuls 37OtB rnd SiO2. AlaeakIla
Hamal,ua, Hawaii $50. u 2I2. , 2S5
Dated Dec 30. 1902.
NJ l. Holman to Jno G Ciuncy; AM
mtg a silva ror II p $3.50. Kul 500 n
31O3. Kul lii2. Kamolliili Honolu
Ia; $500. y 243, p ii2. Dated Dec 80
1909.
W l. Peterson to c All Nee; d; /
acre land. Honokohau, Lahaina Maui
500. b 242. p 2S6. Dated Dec Ol902
Recorded January 2
Naeoic to HIP Wo Wal a. Co; l.; APP
2. RIP 500, Kul S2it, Hanaloa, Eve.
Oahu; 5 yrs at ss5 per yr. B 2iO, p
%OS. Dated Sept 22. 1902.
Hutch Sug Pltn Co TO David Waiau;
Rel: II p 2113. Kowala, Kau. Hawaii;
$500. b 243, p 113. Dated Nov TO- 1902.
May Lillian Rothwell and hsb to W
O Smith tr: NJ: RIP 4i25. Tantalus. Ho.
nolulu. oahu: s25O0. 243, p 116. Ia.
ted Dec 30. 1902.
Mary A Pa and hsb to Mileka Whit
ford ct al: d: por Kul 3437, Poinonui,
Waiehu. Maui; 81. b 2i2, p 292. Dat.
ed July 81, 1902.
Wilmer II johnson TO Merle NJ John.
son; chi; goods and household furni.
turc in cottages, King st. Honolulu
Oahu: $3.50. b 2i3, p ll9. Dated Dec
90. 1902.
W Kaauwal to Joseph Keakahiwa;
Rel; leasehold, Kahana. Kooauloa7
mtg Napoe Cw). premises Heeia. Koo.
laupoko. Oahu; $50. d 2S7. 1872. Dat.
ed Dec 20. 1902.
Recorded January 8
S NJ Damon and VT to $ Il Damon:
d; 6lI acres land, Moanalua, Homo
lulu; 81. b 2i2, p 29i, Dated Jan ..
1903.
|. Chong to d Waiau; Rel; see b
139, p iS4;,s3O0. b 243, 1l3. Dated
Dec l6. 1902.
David Waiau and VT to Robt w
Shngle; NJ; por CIR 2l13, Aemalo. por
CIR 17i2. Hionaa, Kau, Hawaii; 5000.
b 2i3, y ia. Dated Oct 30, 1902.
Robt w Single to Claus Spreckels
& Co; AM; mtg d Waiau on por Or
2ll3. Aemalo. por CIR 1742, Hionaa. Kau
$500. b 2I3. p 116. Dated
Dec 81, 1902.
WI Lowrlc and VT to Chas Desky;
d: lots "a, IS. SO and 81. Pacific
Heights tract. Honolulu; 81. b 242, p
2s7. Dated Dec 80. 1902.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-13
Recorded December 90

Migita Co; CoPD; planting cane on
lot AZ. Maulua tract. N Hilo. Hawaii;
8 yrs. b 245, p 1877. Dated May 26,
1909.
Migita Co to Laupahoehoe Sug Co;
Agrmt: to plant and sell cane on lot
AZ. Maulua tract, N Hilo. Hawaii. B
245. D 1879. Dated May 20. 1909.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-13

We want to buy clean cotton. silk
or woollen rags for weaving carpets,
rugs and portieres. Honolulu Rug and
Carpet Weaving Co, 1O47 Bethel Street,
with Parcel Delivery. Telephone. Blue
62l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-13
Combination Book Case and
Writing Desk
his is gift your wife will appreciate In fact would
be welcomed by any woman being useful well
ornamental.
China Closets
china Closets

Don miss seeing these Something to store the delicate
pieces OF china and cot glass from the Dust and show off
TO the best advantage
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-13
NEW STOCK ARRIVING

We have goods due from the east that will
excel anything ever carried in this city before.
Besides complete stock Of furniture the new
importation will include Rugs, Porteres, Lace
Curtains, - Mating, Linoleum, - Hortshorn
Window Shades. Etc. e e e e =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-09
MYSTERY
REPORT OF a GUN HEARD
FROM A BURNING CABIN At
THREE.TREE POINT

Mystery lmpenstrahle surrounds
the burning Of lonely cabin near
Three Tree Point. last sunday
morning. TWO Seattle sp0Ftsmen.
who we're hunting ia the vicinity.
discovered the fire. Growing tired
Of the rough trail they decided 10
strike the wagon Rad. Al they ap-
preached the house one Of the
hunters discsFned "A thin column Of
smoke arising from the caves Of
the structure.
The men started on a run toward
the building and were within 10
feet Of /; when the report Of a gun
was heard above the cracking ~
the flames. both men dacked and
took 10 cover.
While one stood guard the ether
ran with all possible speed to tbs
house % nsixhbor. about half a
mlle away. where be told his tale.
On returning 10 the scene u the fire
IL was found that the house had
burned 10 the Fround. For several
hours the men poked around among
the ruins hoping that theY would be
able TO discover the remains of the
person whom u was thought fired
the shot but search rs they would
not aiEn % anything that would
Indicate that a human being had
been consumed BY the fire did they
find.
Upon consultation u was decided
that the gun had been discharged ~
the heat u the fire. II Il though,
the fire waa started by some tramp
who mallciouHly or accidentally yet
fire 10 II. then fearing detection, ran
away at the approach OF tbs
hunters.
The building was owned by a se-
attic physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-09
FREE WITH
HORSEWH/P

Mrs. IT. G. Cherry was fined 10
and costs b. Justice George Yestsr-
day'for beating her adopted dauzh-
ter. tnEamar HaFton. into inaeualbil-
~ with the butt % a carriage whip
and A stove brush. The assault was
committed AZ the cherry home. los
Broadway. last Tuesday There
were black aud blue bruises on the
girrrs arm yesterday when she ap-
penred ia court, and her head Was
still swollen from the blows she re-
ceiyed.
The girl. Who Is but IS years Of
age. told Of the beating she had re-
ceived IN a clear. convincing man.
ner. she said that she had not
brought the prosecution against her
fustsr-Wother and would rather II
we're dropped.
She said the trouble with Mrs.
Cherry resulted from her ncquaint-
anee with 9. A. Woods. younF
jeweier who had lived "a the house
Before striking the girl Mrs CherrD.
dashed Woods a couple OF tinea
across the shoulders.
The child was called into the par
Tor of the home after Woods re-
eeiyed his hOraewhlpniug Mrs.
Cherry. the girl said. struck her n
number Of times with the whip and
then followed her to the kitchen
where she beat her into lnsenaibiilty
with a stove brush.
There were a large number OF wit
uesaea for the defense and state,
Judge George considered that =
clear case Of assault and battery
had been made out, and assessed the
/ fine.
The girl will be provided with an
other home. as she will not 60 %
/ live with Mrs. Cherry again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-09
GUN IS
A Gle: "
ONE or ARLINGTON SUSPECTS
HAS % .eALIBRg REVOLVER
SUCH AS WAS USED AT VAN
ASSET RECENTLY

kid" Lewis. alias Frank Butler,
alias Frank Morris. aud A. a. Huek
lea, alias hutler. the two men
brought 60 the county Jail yesterday
from Arlington on suspicion OF hav-
inE pctpctfated the Maple nror.
saloon hoid-up at Van ASSET which
resulted IA the murder Of Emil De-
etnii ATE nov confined Ia dark cells
az the county jail awaiting identlfi-
cation.
Neither has been Informed az 90
what crime they are suspected OF. II
e. believed that aside from aNy-eon-
nvction they may or may not have
had With the Van ASSET affair, they
are desperate men and have been
implicated IA several rabheFieH, In
the words OF Deputy Sheriff vii
llRms. they are believed to be good
thieves" Among the articles found
IN khelr possession. when arrested at
Arlington. were a pair OF handsome
bracelets worth perhaps $50. The
men refuse Go expain their posses
sion 81 the lewelry
KID Levis iu hardly more than
boy but has the face of a hardened
criminal lfe Is sulleu and refuses
60 talk except tn mouossllsblea. lie
SAYS he has no idea why he was ar
rested Tie carried when caught q
q ealihrc gun on a Is eanbre frame.
II was - caliber bullet which
killed Dcsmet buckley ~ the elder
of the two but does not look TO be
more than Is years % age.
When arrested the two men were
not together At tho Arlington jail
both gave the name Of Butler ON
the train coming 60 Seattle De
tectiyu Tenant aud Deputy sheriff
Williams asked them II they we're
brothers When they found they
had both given the same name they
seemed 60 think " good joke and
ioked with each either across the car.
each insisting that he wanted TO
give his name az Batter. They final
~ agrvcd that the younger should
assume the name OF Norris. Roth
admit having spent laat week Ia Sc
attic.
The tWo suspects VIII be held in
Jail pending an Investigation OF their
recent actions by the sheriff. This
afternoon several Of the men who
were in the Maple Leaf saloon when
it was held up will be brought 70
the iaii 10 see II they can Identify
the prisoners
The sun witch "Kla' Lewis car
risd had shoe string ncoss Just
large enough 20 slip a mans hama
through. This ~ an old trics Of
hold up men. Rs II makes u ifnpor-
slhie ZOE the sun 90 be suatchsd out
Of their hands in case the victim
puts up a flEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-09

city.
The board instructed Secretary Lud-
iow % urge upon tho health and sani-
tatiQn committee 81 tho city council
the enforcement 20 tho ordinance req
ulatinE carriage men, which for sew
srei ysaEB has been dead letter.
Numerous complaints have come upon
the sanitary inspectors IN regard 20
fhla nuisance. The garbage men
dump their refuse az almost any spot
IN the city that h handy. as In a case
iast week. when one Of them unloadcd
his wagon IA the rear Of Dexter uoF-
tons residence.
IA 81 all ether cases. tho man car
rissf no number on his wagon az pre-
scrlhed b. ordinance. and q was found
Impossible b. the inspectors 10 idsn.
TRY hiru II Il the duty Of the city
comptroller to collect yearly license
Zee Of = from the proprietor OF each
wagon varying garbage aud making
him tack on his wagon n number cor
responding 20 the number Of his
license. According 20 tho sanitary in
smstorx Comptroller RlplinEer has
besn MA llgent Ia performing this
duty.
The board passed resolution and
placed II on file expressing It's appre-
citation Of the faithful manner IN
which Dr, l. AZ. Harrison. president
Of the board has performed his duties
during the three years Of his incum-
bcncy. Ills terms expires January !.
Since the first % the month, Health
officer ludlow has been getting alons
with three instead Of five quarantin,
guards. The other two were dis
charged at the iuHtlgation Of tn,
finance committee Of the city coun.
ell. The two men were not needed al
present.
Health officer Ludlow r. given 9
monthly appropriation for hiring the
quarantine guards The appropria
ton was cut down this month So tina
| he would be able 20 hire but thre'
men. with the understanding that tn
appropriation would be increased al
| soon az necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-09

the council select n site In North
Seattle for the new armory In pref
erence To the site on Howell street.
when Il was read. Gill OF the Third
jumped 20 his feet and moved that
the petition be rejected. A fellow
councilman suggested that the re-
lection be modified by stating that
tho reason for the body.s declining
to accept, was that II had no power
In the matter, except In rendering
the free site.
But GIN would not listen to the
suggestion, saying that the petition
should be turned down on general
princlples-and IL was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-09
SEPTIC TANK
SEWER PLAN WHICH coNTEM.
PLATES ONE. CONDEMNED
BY LAToNA

The residents Of iAtona and
brooklyn south 81 the railroad track
are circulating a petition 20 be pre-
scented 20 the eity council. prutesting
against the building OF n septic tank
10 hold the sewage OF the proposed
system 10 be built In those suburbs
They want the city 10 construct a
great brick trunk sewer 10 run
along the iiAe 81 the government
canal. draining all the northern
most Seetinns 81 the city. and empty
ing into salt water In Shiishole bay
The petition was presented To
the f-atona improvement club last
night and Endorsed with the quali-
fieation that a septic tank BE used
"a a temporary arrangement. but
that Il be constructed az the f0at 81
Fourteenth avenue instead of at the
foot OF iafouA avenue. nine blocks
west. as proposed by the city en-
rtueeT.
The residents % the district be.
iieNe that the use OF the septic
tank would be dangerous. as thr
drain would be into Lake Union In
stead of into salt water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-09

GEN. WILSON TELLS OF CON.
sPlRkcY BETWEEN sELLAIRs
AND WOOD

WASHINGTON. II. G. Dee s.
Gen. Wilson. former military gov
eruoF OF MatanEaS testified In the
Wood hearing before the senate
cotnmittee on military affairs, to-
day lie said ltelialrs. the AsSoct-
ateJ Press correspondent deliberate
~ and wfifully misrepresented facts
and conditions ia cube, aud that
when he twllsoul accused heliairs
cf Il. the latter responded that he
did u IN the interest ot Gen. Weod.
who Was his friend.
Gen. Wilson said within thrrs
months after ReIlatrs arrival he
notified the Associated Press III the
unrcliahliity % the source 81 Its
news and that u ought net O. have
such a man as Bsilairn fer cor
respondent. Appareutly no heed
was given to this. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-09
MANCLED BY LOCOMOTIVE
c. q wHITrEmoRE. a LAsoRER. INJURIES RE
cgNEo LAST EVENING VAN AssELr-wAs WALK
ING ON THE RAILROAD TRACK

&. r. wittemore. n fnidie-aEed
man. was struck b. a Northern Pa
eiffc engine 'whils walking ON the
track near Van ASSET late yestsr-
aay Afternoon and died Of his In
1uries at the county hospital AZ :
o ctock this morning. Coroner Hove
was notified. Tine body Was brought
TO the fsenney- Watson moFEae IN
Seattle.
Whlttemore Rad been stopping az
the Grand Central hotel IN Seattle
and yesterday. II - believed, vent
out south Of the city IN search %
employment. With his bianksts on
mis- back he vas walking on the rail-
road between Van AH4sit Aud
Georgetown when the engine struck
AIM. The fact that tiie engine was
runninE light probably prevented
Aim from hearing its approach
Tha pilot Of the engine struck him
ara hurled him from the track.
When picked up Il was found That
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CONGRESS 70
INVESTIGATE
ROUSE ADOPTS RESOLUTION CALLING FOR DATA FROM POST
MASTER GENERAL REGARDING POSTAL FRAUDS

WASHINGTON. u. e.. Dec S-Atter
political fight lasting an hour aud
half to-day. the House adopted.
without. amendment the oVerstrcet
resolution calling ON the postmaster
general 20 forward Co the HOUSE eom-
inittee on postoffivea all the papers
hearinE ON the recent Investigation 81
his department The Democrats made
q vain endeaver q amend - that the
Information should So 60 the House,
tnsgtsst -ysf- tie committee.
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TAKE THAT!
PETITION FROM QUEEN ANNE
IMPROVEMENT CLUB WAS
TURNED DOWN FLAT BY THE
CITY DADS

THAT many OF the city council are
In no way pleased at the manner In
which the Queen Anne Improvement
club has been raking them over the
Goals lately. was made apparent at
the council meeting last night.
The club presented a petition that