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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
MARINE NEWS

The n. v. N. Co.'s steamer closest
left WhltchnrHo july "a with 40
many paaHonEoH hH she could carry.
for Lake Arkrll Hundreds OF atnmr
pederH are leaving Tor the new sold
fields on foot ana horses are at u
premium at Whiteh0fss. Even the
crews Of tho river steamer are de-
sorting Go go 60 the scene Of the now
strike
THE steamer Aibatroaa. with the
United states Fish eummiHHlon
aboard. arrived at slnEwaN July no.
ana the cable ship burnside reach
cd tlHlneH the same dHN to take on
the coll ~ telegraph cable that have
haen awaiting her there The work
Of connecting HHinra aud sknEwHy
hX eHhic was 90 begin az once.
enmmisai0nrr EVsuFeilne nuuth Of
the salvation Army. accompanied
b col Jacobs. Lieut. eel Friedrich
and staff captain PAGE. was expect
81 ia arrive at skaawaY shortly
after the departure Ut the Humboldt
on het way south NlaH Haoth was
the Huset ~ the wife Of Gov cong
don during her stay az Dawson.
White star iiuer oregon Is Que
ffum Nome. When the MetroT left
that port July no the oregon was
expected 60 SET away three days la
ter
The steamer Arrow has been char.
tered a. take the members 81 The
annual excursion GO Everett, Stature
day of this week
The repairs 20 the machinery OF
the Arrow have been completed and
she VIII resume her run - Tacoma
sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
.EPICURES
in LIMBO
FAsTlnious DINERS WE'RE
Dad BROKE AND ARE NOW
IN JAIL

With juicy portorhouae steaks
amothefed IA mushrooms, with al
OF the eide dishes on the bin Of fare
disposed Of. without "a cent Ia their
pockets. Harry Roberts. Vaughan
Clemenann aud J. Hayes found
themselves tn the Olympus cafe. last
night THE two former are think
ms d over Ia the city jail. Hayes
was released.
-Four men walked Into the uiYms
pua on t1fat avenue south. last even
lnH aud ordered about hH expensive
dinner as possible. When the
eplcureau rapast had about disap-
poared and the four diners we're
amaslnE choice cigars, one Of the
party left
After the cafe noir che other three
started 10 go A walter stopped
them at the door. and demanded the
phy for the meal All three vert
flat broke. They said the maneYea
man had nuue. but would return.
ne had invited them 10 dine with
them
Detectives nafbrr. Teanaht and
uyrnes were called from the police
station aud the arrests wee made.
The police say the game r. al oid
one aud has been worked several
times ia Seattle during the past fev
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
OHIO WOMAN TOO WISE
FOR SEATTLE SHARPERS
MRS. ssoRrU STILL HAS ssoo TRUST MONEY WHICH nuNoo
ARTISTS WE'RE NOT CLEVER ENouoH TO our

A scheme 60 fleece Mrs ueafRe
Shortc III gommbus. o. Out of sts50.
which ahe Il haidIna an trust faf Hmg
Tie MAY Bauer WAS tNNoHNu tHHHA IN
= letter received hf thr Seattle nutNe.
Detective Jack Hawk has been work
INA HM the uaaf. and has VunF Cd tHH
conclusion that arr Httrmut tu ruh NifH.
Shortp Waa Waae. hut hrr HaHHetiN
hripet hsf cut pf thv Trouble she
atlll has the muHrN.
AenordHlH ID the iattef MrH Ehuftn
Waa EtNFH ktAa hN thr mother fHtfife
Man Halter fHH4 hefnrc she cited Ia co
iauituH NJ fauef tolt Mt aHaftH
who Vas her life iunH trirnt that the
money was tor EmVlin MAY het
tauehtff. Nho had ltft hUWe mHHthH
was uut known.
After receiving thc money Mrs.
Shofic attempted Go find the NeHns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
$4,000
OVER HALF A MILLION IN GOLD
ON THE HUMBOLDT

skaKway liner Humboldt arrived
Tits mefuinE with So GO 81 iSion.
dlke treasure ana - passenKefa.
nestiy all Of whom were frnm tho
interior. Tier passengers report that
the cities % akaKWay ard White
Horse are greatly excited over the
discovery 81 sold az Lake Arkrll ~
Dawson Charlie Two white men
Jack MeMlllan and Frank Wslsdrrf.
q Whiishoree. hive returned 20 that
city sfom the scene Of the new
strike with glowing reports that
hssa flred the mihinN towns with
enthusiasm,
These two men say thsy found IS
cents O. tbs pan ora the surface,
aud i Il said that uusasiH ate
faaud within sin inches Of ths top ~
the ground Nuhy and Fourth ~
JUS creeks. where The nala was
found. il situated IN Canadian ter.
rtturY, N. last named creek hav-
iua been thus designated ~ uaw-
san Charlie hrcauaa e saH discov-
efwd on Independence day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

The steamer euttaaa city sails n
D o'clock tonight for Southeastern
Alaska, Among her 90 passengers
viii be numbered Prince Henry ~
Cfoy who FoeH TO akaEwny Later
b. win make "a tour uf Alaska
a. M Davenport, l. l. Cole ana
n k. Neal also 50 north on The Cot
taEe city. They arc prominent mine
owners and 50 Ia Juneau 90 inspect
nomo 10 their properties located near
fhht city. r. II Taylor brother IN
law To- GOV. Van SAINT ~ Minnrnotn.
wiii make the round Tip on the
COTTAGE CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

A if-lnrh uafer main hrots ~
she corner ~ 4scksan street anss
Fourth avenue saath ~ l o.ei0ck
this morning The property under
the tr~rtie work fa that neiEhbor-
could ~ shut Off hut very tiisie
damage waN done. The hfeak was
caused by a Joint being iaDssnet hF
the traffic on tie ffestia, unhef
which the main i iaia The pres
sure on this nasiu T. rsr8 heavy and
the second tafnt Hzas cracked. fpe
end ~ the pine being blown out
The break Nas rrraired today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

A. T. carr. formerly bus driver
Tor a local hotel. has "a large fofime
awaiting him The legacy has enma
Ia him By the recent death Of hts
father, who MAS a banker az Man,
istee. Mich
a. - Dunbar OF the Rainier
Grand. has received letters from the
administrators Of tRe estate. aak
ms Tor Information an TO Carr
" hafeahaufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

womRh 90 whom the mnlND bclouHgd
Shr rnuld nut FtHHilf Hhe HHrnvA ihAt
lhr NuWnN woman had hrnn Hprn in Sc
Attlr hhD placed advertisements u
svattiU pArefa5 stating thv plfuHm
stances uf the ease
\ eutuiir ~ dave after thr ndNrt uag
munts had been INSERTED Mrs nhnf =
aHhinn that tha HaHaN hr arut tu q
seattle hHnk HHH that DISQUALIFICATION ht
waived. Mrs aHaftH tHHHhht WAT ths
procedure WHH rather atf tMhNf HNA
wrote fof rfoaf Hf ths WfltrfH Nltlt.
O. the money she received NHf
trlrEfam in reply stating that at mo
uunrN wnn NOT HtHt ffuWhlp WnNNt iuts
low NrH Hharte kent the muntAf tHl
a. puNrs hgre ara laW inakinE either
Ton thu Ftrhtfm owner Hf she MONEY 81
tho prrtcndrr "a ha sent thn ivlosftin
o. MrH ahorte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
TRAFFIC AorNrs 10 nrgr

The first annual nesting 81 uis-
tftft Ne I. Pacific cosHf Association
..tt- 1-4>sa.4-:- ..-s.. ..iss z..ts. 49,.
HFHHY HfrHiHs a ETEr tkaaHIafa : n tsfHIi
hotel nuriug The daf the railroad
uen Niii hold n pienir A Pleasant
Teach The iccai traffic men eili
play bali With the rarusnA aEeufs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

victim ~ al kinds aud characters Of
communications lie e. thinking %.
studying mind frafiuk IN order "a
tnafs thoroughly understand whAl
some 81 those addressing him want
He gained ffum q letter received tn,
morning that there IL q Yaans lads
al ifutts Who would like 10 secure
position o. q waitress ia Seattle
The letter was made cut 70 read 81
fellows
~Ite4f Sur
Woedt yeu be Koft ard fairs,
riaa aafrk IN Neafurandf and Hotel
q wnltFvs piais iaat nj no
"rNNpund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Tho chamber nf commerce has De.
ridnd Ia hold banquet. July 30. ri
the Washington Ia commemorative
of the bQth Anniversary ~ the found
ing 81 Seattle Preceding the BAN
uuet. fitting exercises viii be- held
az the Grand. under the auspices 81
the labor carnival Judge q. H.
iianfofd will deliver the address Of
the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

To Port Townsana. Port Angeles
and Victoria. 81 for the ruuud "trip.
Saturday and sunday. July q ana
IS Steamer Majestic leaves Seattle
) - h. M. Steamer ciailsm leaves
Seattle : 30 D M. Returning leaves
Victoria , "a. M and 50 D. M Get
your tickets early aniy a limited
number sold. Tickets on sale "a COS
First avenue 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Two utrn IN Virginia have con
fesred that they wrecked a train ash
had planned 10 kill ail OF the pas
seuGcra who ESCAPED death Ia the
wreck. AZ only the engineer wan
killed IN The wreck the original
plan of wholesale slaughter waa
abandoned. such consideration
should Be rewarded BY an easy death
by hanging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Mrs. Airuifa Jenkins and Nrs
Margaret Hartman filed aivorcs
suits this morning against their
respective husbands. Thomas Jon
kiuH ana Newton Hartman. o.
grour1A % dsaefttun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

/ wife Yesterday. The couple had
been married but a few months.
SALOON men II Mafysyillc propose
Z 30 hold barbecue an the main street
of the town next sunday A. the
Ichurch element aeeiAfe that the feast
f shall not be- held an exceedingly
interesting time il anticipated
+ Mrs. smith. wife 81 farmer and
her two children. Wrfr drowned
while bathing in Haad canal ycHl'f
day. "A
A body ~ rich gold ore has been
struck IN the opal mine al ches'w,
/ Jack clifford OF san Frpncisco,
and Ferry oaeenau ~ TITS city.
F fought 20 rounds 10 a draw, at Van
eouvcr n G., last night
Mere Answers
The Star Dust contest FOR The best
answer 60 the low meek socks for
I taaieH- question has been the moet
{ popular one - far undertaken. II
Is going 10 be a difficult thinE 90
award the Prise enc condition 81
she contest the 4 u n. forEot To
mention aud that H. the winner
must wear the prise dozen pair
% tho low neehed aneks simply a.
an Indication uf nssud faith.
Here are the latest answers re-
ceiyrd.
.. Lea-The Lowry sock docs not
affect our liae 81 activity. We
would Got there Just the same.
r. ~ All The humble sock IL
ere lugicai esuiutfeu ~ the open
work stocking The tendency 60 to-
ward goleE barefoot however,
mere hiuff az wearing something
helrhisns the chic effect 81 the cus-
tune All We fHar - a reaction
toward rubber Neaiak boots
Rancy lsss They are coming In
% deserved popularity. ist The xood
work SO on.
Japan doubts Ruzala'z sincerity tn
the matter u the proposed opening
- ports IN Aanshursa That's
strange.
Fifteen rebels we're Killed hy r. =
tn0npa IN the stfsasa ~ Albay. cap
ltai ~ the island 4 she name in
the Philippines. The remainder %
the rebels gave Voice Is iesire 70
become ifnhaesi WEfh she srifis 81
civilization They we're allowed 70
I've
Charles NJ Hehaah = goinE e.
WaukFaha. Wis. - take she rest
cure. Why nus trx Tacoma.
When Game warden Ref 10 not
busy. Fyre Waraan fttsf ~ making
Il hot Tor vfaiHfnfs - the law chief
- rolicc sullivan = sgiii touring the
sound. sheriff eufihss IL preparing
for the coming race Il The Meadows
sls.sss -. ....S2>-.
You can ssud 4 telegram RruuuH
The woFid % fa minutes hat that
space - time doesn't include tha
messenger boys Leaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

hrafrHl ia tnr hNhNNN tHAiAtstAs NJ -
Monday night. Admission free-
Luke Thought Ne Was Straw
Physicians last uigh, succeeded IN
uuieting Luke the Loon just as h
Was kolaH lRte spasms lie imagin.
ed that ne Was a straw, and wanted
q glass ST soda water 90 stand IN
The attendants stood him up ih ths
corner OF the Padded cen TIA q tut
~ water. and Luke was harry IL
called Tor the bughouse stem
ogtapher. and dictated These path
mister Mar"
Now. fellers. you'll excuse me
II Us aid htst call me down.
This Nn't no home and mother SohE,
It's y ballad Of The town
The starss - hobo
Who had Ions since gone astfay
The STORY Of a hoho lads.
An a little child az play.
Now. feiiers n you'll bet me
III explain you how e was
You see. The III VAS playing 'round.
Juat the same a. mast Kids does.
The hobo seen the kifs, lads.
The hoha seen the car
Tho kt1 IL amt saw uuihiu. thauEh.
An Il never felt tire taF.
The haltn st the ictt. lads.
When the k'd Ia looked afaand.
II seen the hobo inyin there.
Stretched deac upcn the gguunt
The Kid Vas bat a baby.
An t eoulant untefEfan.
just kne1t an kissed TN h0bo's cheek
An said. rank 'co. Mister Man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

wATER MAIN eRoke

WANT tsn-~A few nsreous Tor meals.
AIRS Fuhand III : East street -
greenshnrg una1 naiiy News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

FEDERAL officials in Indian ter
ritory are 20 be subjected % an In
vesiixafion Instituted BY a Federal
Krnnf fury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
NJ. j. WALKER
Manager and huc,Ioneer
For Weak ald Nervous peopIe


We have a cure FOR ncr,nus ana
unsteady people. weak. fleshioss
people, and plmply pale or sallow
people, people who are troubled
with loss of ambition. falling menu
cry, depression OF spirits. lack OF
confidence, nervous headache, and
wakefulncss. ali these symptoms are
produced by weakened nerves.
brought on by the watcry condition
OF the blood. Make strong, rich, red
blood and furnish food for the
nerves Is the way 60 stop the source
OF the disease, aud the cure then ~
only a question OF days, The best
flesh and blood builder IA Or.
Gums blood and Nerve Tonic, In
tablet form 10 take at meal time.
sells at s5o a box. or boxes Tor y.
at all druggists. or sent postpaid
on receipt OF price. People gain rom
1 10 3 pounds Of solid healthy nesh
Der week, by the use OF this medi-
cline that Is an indication that II ~
doing good. Address. DIR. hosanko
Co. Philadelphia. Pa THE GUAM
ER DRUG CO. l0ls-tQis First ave-
nue.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

A Negro and a white man fought
q duel With pistols near Jackson.
Ky. yesterday. and both received
fatal Wounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

First Il Wsz CHARMS NJ SchNah.
Then Il sas Charles A. schueh.
Aad new Il - Charles M schioss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

60Ni0o. rufnef 8hth ave. and James
street must he aaid al once Fchreu.
ESQ. 2li Pioneer building 80
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war = threatened between cat
tlesreu aud shsepmeu In Eastern
Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Two members % the Harxls fac
fiaa 81 fau4tafa in Iaek aa1fs= ~
- -ssS---.s, -. 49,
hotel leieuxlas n member % tas
fvai fHcticn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Two trains daily 90 san FrAneiaeo.
fare Is TO ufAt class. tiaeQ second
FAST time. magnificent HgFnery aud
excellent service 10 al California re
sorts
special rate excursions August
18th aud tafh. 10Th ara seth.
Chicago and return - a. -
Louis. g. 90 Omaha. kanfHs
city. IIa. New orleans. tsssss
Msmphis. fszEn TtekenA infeFlaa-
ton and descriptive literature ~
southern nacinu COS ohHne. aiS
First ave. d - Ellis. ErnrsWt agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Fttst n = ehurch excursion d
Olympia July a. Aripztoa deck
a. ~. Tickets 81 49,
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ussxnsa uHgz = y .
DUST:
n SIS n n

Dent Forget
The Seattle clown cuuneiiuaen who
have climbed into the NingiiuE eig-
Gus band Wasuu win hold dfgsz re-
hrarsal Ia the council chambers next
Monday night Admission free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Charles NJ achash Z. EoinE a.
Waukrnha. WIS. 10 take che rest
cure Why nes trY Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

James r Miles ~ r0iViIle aeel-
-' - 49, e~f KILLED hfs vaanK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Fifteen rebels we're kliled by Y. =.
tnunpa IN the stfessa ~ Albay. cap
itai ~ the Island e fhe name iu
the Philippines The remainder %
the rebels gave Voice tu q iestre 30
become inhu~1 wifh she srifis ~
civilization. They Vere allowed 20
I've
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YOU can ~sud telegram Rroung
The wosid % ta minutes hat thai
space ~ time doesn't include IN
messenger boys Iaaf
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-28
TEXT BOOK MEASURE.
DIii Providing Uniformity Passed to Ia
Ero.sment In House

Ero.sment I'm House
Austin. Feb. 27.-The house engross-
ed the bill providing for a state uni
formity OF text books. passed resolu-
tion setting aside next Tuesday and
Wednesday as special days TO consider
all constitutional amendments includ-
Ing the Hogg amendments. and also
adopted a resolution setting aside
Wednesday night Of each week for the
consideration OF local bills.
A number Of petitions were present.
ed In the senate asking for the passage
OF winacy's local option bill
The Santa Re consolidation bill pass
ed finally: also house bill providing
for an appropriation OF $4,000. with
which 10 have a survey of the Brazos
river made with a view OF building
leyees along is bank 20 prevent de-
yastation by foods
A bill was introduced In the senate
providing that interurban railroads
can be incorporated for either passen-
ger or freight business.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-28
MURDERER RESTAIRADOR RIFLED
Tie Coniesses to Having Committed
Some Other Deeds.
OF CRIMINAL
The Man Stated That lie Had Re-
peatedly Criminally Assaulted
Women, Saying He Could
Not Resist Desire.

Hamilton. o.. Feb. 27-After con-
iessing that be had Killed hye women
Albert A. Knapp admitted he bad re-
peatedly assaulted women criminally
and killed some OF them. lie said he
met the Llttleman child In the lum'
Der yard and assaulted her and chok-
ed her TO death when she made an out
cry
Tie said: Il went 70 the room With
the Eckert gill sat down with her and
assaulted her She cried and strang-
led her with a towel and hurried from
the house
u was mad at my wife. Jennie Con
mons Knapp. when / killed her. We
we're walking along Liberty street. I
got her down under the bridge on a
pretext and choked her 10 death. |
deny that poisoned her never told
anyone ! dld After she was dead I
threw the body into the canal.
Ida Gebhart killed. but my mem
ory is not clear as 20 what ! did
4 cannot tell what made me kill
these people. could not help Il. Some
kind Of a desire 10 kill took hold OF
me and ! could not resist the tempta-
tlon to Kill I am sorry for my crimes
but now hope they will be easy with
ne"
After the confessions a formal charge
OF murder In the first degree was hled.
Knapp talks much OF the Pearl
Bryan murder and Is afraid OF being
lynched. lie does not want 10 be taken
from the county Jail
Until prevented by his attorneys Il
Ia expected that Knapp will make
further oniessions He Is now sus-
pected OF 81 angling three women AZ
Evansville. Ind. and 10 have assault
cd and killed women elsewhere He
was 10 the Cincinnati house OF refuge
when seventeen years oi age and Lsw
records are being discovered almos,
hourly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-28
So Say Authorities at fuerto Ca
pellO, Venezuela.
GRAVE ACCUSATIONS.
Onicials Of Germany Declare Charges
10 BE False and Say the Vessel
Was Handed Back In Tx.
eellent Order.

New York. Feb. 27-The venezue.
ian authorities al Puerto Cabello. says
the Caracas correspondent Of the Her
aid. after receiving the warship Res
taurador which had been seized by the
blorkading powers. have made an on.
cid report regarding the transfer and
coalition OF the vessel. This repor,
reads In part: The Germans before
delivering Restaurador had sacked her
IN a ruinous manner They carried on
silver. covers. curtains. electric light
globes. kitchen utensils and even the
copper clasps from the ships sides
The machinery was purposely left out
OF order. Il was necessary 10 employ
mechanical engineers twenty'four
hours In order TO place the Restaura'
dor In condition ht 10 go 10 sea The
pillage Of the ship was scandalous."
German officers declare the charge
of Venezuelan authorities false. They
say that Germany spent $4,000 In re-
pairsng the Restaurador and left $50
tons OF coal on board Of her without
asking a cent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-28
DEEDS OF DEMONS
Shameful Treatment Awarded Family
Near Toledo -.

shameful Treatment Awarded Family
Nesr Toledo -.
Toledo. o.. Feb 27.-Ten masked rob.
bers vent 20 the home OF Christian
Joeblln. two miles from the city lin
its. battered down the doors with clubs
and entered the residence. leaving two
men outside as guards In the house
were Mr. and Mrs. Christian Joehlin
Mr and Mrs Jacob Joehlin. John An.
derson. Joseph Joehlin and a 3-year-old
boy and an lS-months-old girl. All.
Including even the baby boy and girl.
we're clubbei into insensibility. bound
and gagged when the JoehlIns re-
covered consciousness. the robbers de-
manded $50 600 which they said they
knew was secretod in the house. when
told that no such amount vas there.
the bandits applied burning torches
20 the face and feet OF all. hlisteriug
even the infants little feet Christian
Jochlin. an aged paralytic. was beaten
so severely that there Is not a spot on
his head that Is not bruised and raw.
The marauders before leaving securely
tied their victims and searched every
corner OF the house They secured
$500 In cash and several atlcles OF
jewelry They drank several gallons
OF wine which they found In the eel.
lar prepared a hearty meal which they
cody devoured They were in the house
five hours leaving az 4 o'clock Thurs
day morning and notifying the family
that they would return for the $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-28
Went over an Embsnkmsnt.

Oberlin. O.. Feb. ga car on the
Cleveland and Southwestern Electric
railroad went over the enbankmeht
twenty feet high at Henrietta, hye
miles west OF Oberlin. There were
twenty passengers aboard. some Of
whom were seriously bruised. but the
greater number escaped without Sc
rious injury.
Stafford Dale. conductor. OF North
Olmstead. and Miss Lucy Robinson OF
Wakeman are said 70 be seriously In
jured. The car fell on It's side and the
passengers we're thrown together In a
heap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-28
SLIDING SCALE.
Disagreement. Results In Combined
walkout aud Lsskout.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. 2T.-A com
walkout and lockout Of union metal
workers has taken place IN the prin-
clpal shops Of Los Angeles The
trouble Is said TO be the foTerunner Of
general strike OF an union labor or
Fanlzations OF the various building
trades. The men asked Tor an increase
10 $3.50 per day FOR certain Journey
men. and employers have agreed TO
raise on condition they be privileged to
introduce a sliding scale OF wages for
various workmen according to ability.
Union men are not satisfied with this
agreement.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-28
Ia, fnr Ad,.rtl.lnr Town.

Raleigh. n. C.. Feb. 27.-The gener'
al assembly passed the hrst law ever
enacted allowing a town 20 vote a reg
ular tax for the purpose OF advertising
Itself. the tax for advertising purposes
being greater than a tax for any other
purpose. The bill was passed upon
the petition OF more than twothirds
OF the voters OF Pine Blun. resort
owned almost entirely by New England
capitalists. Every form OF business Is
Included for taxation.
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say, He .. Insane.

Cincinnati Feb. 27-1'he parents OF
Knapp said Albert was insane and MS
confession should not be- believed.
They believed be wouli re better
dead Mrs Sadie Wengel his sister.
said her brother when five years OF
age. was kicked by a cot al Twenty
Mile Prairie. HIS. and lafsr struck b.
lightning AZ Terre Haute and but for
her parents she would have nad him
adjudrcd insane
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-28

Austin. Feb. 27.-The railroad COM
mission viii issue q new set o; car ser
vice or demurraFe rules in accordance
with hearing held Feb. II. The new
rules are practically the same as sub
mltted by the Texas Service associa-
ton. Few amendments were made.