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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

PLYMOUTH, Ind. Dec. 80, 1902.
American Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, Elkhart, Ind.
GENTLEMEN:-I have this day re-
ceiyed by your special agent, B. E.
Ryder, my claim in full on policy No,
Is, 522 for which I thank you very kind
|ly. Your promptness and straight
forwardness In business methods. are
as far as my experience and observa-
tion for the past two years is concern
Jed, is entirely satisfactory and trust
worthy.
l was in receipt of your draft with
in five days from time proof was made.
l can cheerfully recommend the
American Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of Elkhart, Ind, as a safe
and profitable investment company
With its record of Is years it is Sec
ond to none in this country.
For further information call on B.
e. Ryder special agent, Plymouth,
Ind, or d.. d. @. Knott mayor, Plym-
outh, Ind.
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KLOEPFER'S
NEW YORK STORE
Circuit Court Items.

Frederick III. Cornelius VS. Martha
T. limerick: To quiet title, before
Hon. J. w. Adair as special Judge.
Motion for new trial overruled. PIT
prays appeal to Appellate Court.
Ketcham s. Wilson VS. Warren d.
Hill; On note. Judgment on default
for sll6.15.
Gaar. Scott & Co. VS. Emery Kin
cade; On notes. Judgment on default
fol- s2572.50.
State of Indiana VS. David L. Scott.
Larcency. On motion of state, cause
continued until January FL, on ac-
count of absent witness.
A. Hattersley & Sons VS. Ellen B..
Slmons and M. w. Simons. on notes.
Judgment on default for s10O7.75.
Bradley c. Southworth and Peter J..
Kruger were re-appointed as jury COM
missionerS for 1908,
John c. Capron was appointed Of
fetal stenographer for the present
term.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF Catarrh that c4nnot be
cured by Rall's Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & C-Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known FL.
Cheney for the last 10 years and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
WEST & TRUAx Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, O. WALDING KINNAM s. MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mnc-
Gus surfaces of the spstem. Testimonials
sent free .Prece 70 cents per bottle Sold
by all Druggists. Halls Family Pills are
the best.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
Letter to Dr.. 7. A. Borton.
PLYMOUTH, Ind.

PLYMOUTH, Ind.
DEAR SIR: For your house, no
matter what's the matter with tit
isn't a human you know-a prescrip-
ti0n:
Devoe Ready Paint. Apply with a
brush, from one to three coats-get q
painter to Go It.
You know what the color and dryer
are for; do you know what the lead
and zinc and oil are for? Not being q
painter, you may not choose to know;
but Wen tell you.
Lead and zinc and oil combine to
form q rubby waterproof coat to keep
out dampness. That's the whole
business.
The oil would do It alone; lead and
oil would do it, without the zinc, zinc
and oil without the lead; but the
three together are best, because they
wear best.
We say to you, ''get painter, |" as
we'd say to him s.get doctor, -
every man. to his trade. Can all be
painters and doctors; don't want to.
You win be more successful in a
prosperous looking house; and ae in
good health. Take good care of one
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

Washington, JAM 8.-The senate yes
terday discussed the bill for the re-
organization OF the militia and also the
statehood bill. No action was taken
on either measure. Stewart of Nevada
offered resolution to investigate the
retail price of coal in this city. An
executive session was held.
The house passed the senate bill for
the redemption of the silver coinage Of
the Hawaiian islands and its recoinage
into United States coin. A few bills
Of minor Importance concluded the
days work, which was just two hours.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
loops PILLS are the best cathartic. Price IS C


When you want to buy Poland
China hogs, males or females at bar
gain, go to John a. McFarlin's. at
Twin Lake. He has them. 1874
Persons who have tried both meth
DDS, say that moving about briskly on
a cold day makes the weather far
more endurable than keeping close to
stove, register, or radiator. Phys
ical exertion of a moderate character
is an excellent antidote for cold
weather, but judgment will have to be
exercised in order against injurious ef-
fectS.
Jacob Richards, who was treasurer
of the Maccabee lodge at Auburn, has
been missing from that town,
more than a week, and Auburn
papers say the indications are
he has cut loose from the territory
permanently. The lodge officials are
making inquiry concerning about $500
which appears to be missing from the
lodge treasury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall ate
dinner with Superintendent Kruger
at the county farm Sunday. Mrs.
Kruyer had cooked big fat goose and
Gene ate so much that his wife had
the nightmare Sunday night. She
was afraid that her husbands big din
ner wclid kill him. Gene says he
was lust filling up on account of the
cold weather..
A postal from Clarence d. Winget
informs us that he has moved into his
own home at 1909 Green St., Fort
Wayne, where he will now welcome
the Plymouth Tribune with the pleas
ure that it has always given him.
Clarence is one Of our valued subscrib-
and his many friends and those of his
estimable wife will be glad to know
that he is prospecting.
Governor Durbin recommends a law
to allow no paper to circulate in this
state that solicits subscribers by CUES
sing contests to be awarded by COM
panies in some other state. Anybody
can see that these prizes cannot be
awarded fairly as it requires almost
two million guesses before these CON-
panies can make cent and they are
not in the business for their health.
The Indianapolis Journal says In
diana will a miserable home for
Anarchists il the bill introduced in
the senate yesterday morning by Mr..
Parks of Plymouth, becomes a law.
1t is entitled GA bill to protect the
lives of certain officers, for the sup
preston of crime, the punishment Of
anarchy and to prevent the promulga-
ton of anarchistic views and prac-
tices.''
The legislature ought to enact law
to pay for bringing witnesses from
another state in criminal cases. In
the Scott case here, the states wit
nesses in, Michigan are willing to
come if their expenses are paid, and
they should not to be expected to come
unless they are paid. Indiana's law
jor the arrest and punishment Of Grim.
inals is the weakest of any state in the
United States.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
3 LOCAL NEWS 3 a


&t$tttftt1$S$t
Miss Angie Houghton spent Monday
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simons have returned
from st. Paul.
Jesse Altman went to Chicago Mon
day to purcnase goods.
Chicago was the coolest of all the
big cities Sunday.
Mrs. F. i. Kelley is visiting at
Baltimore, Maryland.
vern wymer spent Sunday with
friends at South Bend.
Mrs. Sheets, of Troy, Ohio, is VISIT
ing at w. T. Leonards.
Frank Thomas is now employed in
Fay Woodward'S barber shop.
Edwin Mayer, of Chicago, visited
over Sunday with his parents in this
city.
The weather man does not hold out
much hope for warmer weather to-
morrow.
Rev. w. w. Lineberry is visiting
the NJ. P. churches in central Indiana
this week.
Mrs. Williamson, of Laporte, is the
guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayer Altman.
Miss Lulu Pontious has returned to
her home in South Bend after visit
Of a week in Plymouth.
There is only one news stand in
Plymouth now, j. A. Palmer having
sold out to John Southworth.
Charles A. ProtSman has returned
to Convoy, Chic, after visit of two
weeks with mis- parents in this city.
Sunday and Monday were bad DAYS
for travellers as all trains were many
hours late on account OF snow daifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Biddle went to
TipDecanoe Monday to visit Mrs.
Biddle's mother, who is seriously i'll.
The storm held the entire northwest
in its grasp and below zero weather
was announced from almost all the
cities.
Mrs. Elliott has returned to her
home at Chicago after visiting the
family Of o. II. Mikels and others in
this city.
The snow is deep enough for all
practical purposes, and the weather is
ahead Of the corn husks, goose bones
and musk rats.
Miss Margery Ruth who has been
visiting her mother in this city since
Christmas, returned to her school II
Chicago Monday morning.
Trains were all delayed several hours
Monday morning and none of the trains
from the north on the Vandalia OF
Lake Erie came in before noon.
We are prepared to do grinding OF
corn and chop feed promptly; also
handle grain and seeds of all kinds.
Call and see US. H. u. Thayer &
Co. WITT
Mr.. and Mrs. George G: Long and
Mrs. Daniel Gensinger. who have
been visiting here several wseks left
Monday for their homes In North Da.
kota.
DR.. Lyman Abbot, editor Of the
Outlook, in an address at the Univer
sity of Chicago, says that newspaper
do right in printing accounts of vict
and crime.
Several of she rural mail carrier
were unable to complete their routes
Monday and the children In the lower
grades did not attend school on &C
count of the snow drifts.
The South Bend Tribune copies
Treasnrer O'Keefe's statement made
in the Plymouth Tribune last weel
and the Indianapolis Journal calls at
tention to 1t In an editorial.
d. v. Sweck. the cutter Of Ball s
Chs. tailoring f7epartment. "a attend
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 8.-The indict-
ments against Ex-Governor w. s. Tay-
lor, Charles Finley, John L. Powers
and Green and Wharton Golden were
reached on the docket Of the Franklin
circuit court yesterday and were
again continued. Bench warrants were
issued for Taylor, Finley and Powers.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

If the Jury I'm Her Case for Libel L. Of the
Same Opinion - the
Judge.

San Diego, Cal, Jan. S.-When the
plaintiff in the Tingley-Tmes libel case
rested in rebuttal yesterday afternoon
Judge Torrance announced that as
matter Of law he was satisfied that 1t
had been shown that libel had been
perpetrated, and that the plaintiff is
entitled to recover compensatory DAM
ages.
This statement from the bench is
construed by counsel as tantamount
to an announcement that the court vill
charge the jury in line with the above
remark
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Mrs. c. T. Allen is visiting at Va

ucoo III Argus uOudy.
Eight deaths due to the cold wealth
er are reported in Chicago.
B. NJ. Seybold and Solomon Zehner
did business at Elkhart Tuesday.
Miss Rose Stull, of Walkerton, Wis.
tied her sister in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Lewis Unger is somewhat i'm
proved and her sister returned to
Warsaw Tuesday.
Charles Cox. who is employed in an
express Office at Fort Wayne, returned
to that city Tuesday.
D. A. Ross, one of the best republi-
cans in the county, called to renew his
subscription Tuesday.
Charles Turner, Frank Stansbury
and w. E. Leonard transacted bust.
ness at Bourbon Tuesday.
The republican legislative caucus at
indianapolis nominated Senator Fair.
banks for reelection by acclamation
Miss Theresa McHugh has returned
to Chicago after visit of week with
her parents and other relatives in this
city.
The case of the state of Indiana YER
sus Scott, charged with larcency was
called in circuit court Tuesday after.
noon.
Ex-Representatiye Charles G. Kel-
ley has concluded that Indian terri
tory is no improvements over Indiana
and will resume his law practice at
Knox.
The Chesterton schools were closed
Friday afternoon on account of a
scarcity Of coal for an indefinite length
of time.
Mayor Knott was absent from the
council Monday evening and DR.. Rey.
nolds acted as mayor. The session
was short.
The cold weather is making ice very
rapidly and the ice haulers are bring.
ing in fine ice from ten to twelve
inches thick.
The Jubilee singers for the benefit
of the band had pretty good house
Monday evening, and gave COCO
entertainment.
Jacob Rhoades, of West township
has had a cataract removed from ont
of his eyes. The operation was per.
formed at Epworth Hospital, South
Bend.
Mrs. Nathanson returned to bel
home at Lap0rte Tuesday and Mrs
Simon Nusbdum, of Marion, went tc
Chicago. Both have been visiting al
Mayer AIlman's.
| The Cleveland Gal Dealers ASS0
citation has dissolved rather than face
a grand jury investigation. Conscience
plus fear of punishment doth make
towards of US all.
The trustees of the Indiana Reform
School for boys have adopted resolu
tion asking the legislature to change
the name of the Institution to the In
diana School for Boys.
Plymouth Hose company No. 1
elected Win Sponsler foreman, Johr
Moore. first assistant and Amos Full
Ter, second assistant. f. A. Forbes 1
secretary and Amos Fuller treasurer
| Charles B. Lands, representative II
congress from the Ninth district, vii
be candidate for governor. Thi
declaration was made OFFICIALLY
last Saturday night, and when ap
preached Mr.. Landis would not dem
the story.
! The supervisors in many Of the roal
districts have men engaged in clearing
roadways In the bl0ckadad north AMI
south roads. Particularly is this tru'
where the rural delivery depends OF
good roads.
i So far as numbers are concerned
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

From too much love OF living,
From hope and fear set free.
We thank with great Thanksgiving,
That we have Rocky Mountain Tea
]. w. Hess.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN.
b Rouse I W Thomas
Ed Tesher JSLewis
Chas Schlemner LATE Scott
] II Rodner Louis u Militia
N Miller &c Collins
Olarence Miller Henery Poor
Francis n Rowe Chas Lyon
Geo Suman Bert ID Brackett
LADIES.
Mrs Manda Miller Mrs Lewis Chatham
Miss Fanny Toland Miss Madge MCDOWELL
Please say advertised when calling
for these letters.
A fee of one cent will be charged on
the letters advertised.
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The following letters remain un-
called for in the post once at Plym-
outh, Ind, for the week ending Jan.
| Is, 1908. ~.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

TO the many friends who SO kindly
assisted during the illness and at the
funeral Of wife and mother we re-
turn our sincere thanks.
G. J. SWANSON,
PErHR BEcKnAN,
MRA ANNIE SuJEsrRoM.
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Che Uribnne.
HENDRICKS & CO., Publishers,

Advertisements to appear in THE TRIB-
UNE must be in before Tuesday noon to In
sure tneir appearance in the issue Of tina
week
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Hoods CdrS0p0riLI0

positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
is without an equal for all cutaneous
eruptions.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
Eczema

dries and scalesi
Some people call it letter, milk crust OF
salt rheum.
The suffering from it is sometimes in
tense; local applications are resorted to-
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
1t proceeds from humors inherited or ac-
Quired and persists until these have been
removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
BURNED
FOR JUNK
ABANDONED LUMBER scHooN
Ee DESTROYED Nv sAvAags
IN AsIArie WATERS

The han1nams urw four nt4Nsed
achezonsf 0tsilA fsadernon. xhieh ass
abAad0fssd last u0tohpr IN Abtatic
waters stth = csrxp II more than
go - fvrf u lumber on board.
loaded ~ Everett. has been burned
~ the savage inha bliants ~ The
laiaH4 - ss.afUl.as - -. ss.... :, :. "a.
fha ft'h harvest ~ iHou AHi Ht.sl
stitch entered inta 80 construct is,h
News % thu srhoonaf's fate has Iasf
reached this city iu = catafnuuicas
tiaa g. the underwriters fraui the
japanese government. sis kundrrt
thousand feet 81 the vessels cargo
j. piled up on fhs FuFfuosa bach.
ard unless the Insurance. people
make pfumrt arrangements Tor So
curing e. The Japanese Eoxernmsut
VII take p1ssaaeian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
SUSPECTED
Police Think Il. Farrell a Would,
be Burglar

Il na~sli ia Ia the cltF jail au q
would bn hatsihr lie wha arrested BY
Detective HrYheH aud Police Clerk
Eaaanu Yeaterdhy evening an lnfprmas
ton furniahed hY % A Peterson who
rooms over tho white House saloon on
ashiuatnn street
Peterson claims that FARRELL attempt
81 20 enter hlH room by msaua ~ the
fire easapr. hut WAS frightened away
Peterson SAYS be had tiD on hia per-
non when he went 60 bed aud that
Farrell was aware nf that fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
WEBER
&0T It
CHICAGO ARCHITECT TO BUILD
THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY

Tho city library commissioners at
= meeting held this morning aeluvts
% the design submitted by y J.
Wabhsf of Chicago far the new Gar
neEie library Mt Mahbef was mott
fiad BY wire 81 the fact that he had
won IN the competition aud instruct
"a Go enme O. Seattle az once O. Hut
peftutrud the construction OF the
building. which Viii be erected on
Fourth avenue and spring ntfsst
Nebhers design IL for . stone
building. 800 feet Ions hy 10 feet
deep. - classical ureek architecture
The plans uili have o. be changed
ln some respects Go conform 20 the
Ideas u the commissioner r~Hardins
the interior arrangement. The - =
terror the commissioners consider
nearly perfect.
II will take Mr. Weber ahaut %
dHya to make the changes, where
upon wark sill be commenced.
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low statesman vaa hia most marked
psfaoual tfsit. lie uat only dallhhts
"a lu maklnR unnecessary aud BIT
los remarks. but he loved 10 rub
verbal salt into the sure spots faf
days aftgrward An example ues
CURED when he was apposlnE Glad
stones efforts 10 repeal the news
paper tak aud SO pupulafiao news
papers. Gladstone had All the best
ul the argument ana salisbury Was
bitter aud sarcastic IA reply. Final
~ be said that Gladstone IN the de
bate wHa acting mere like an at
tnfnay than a like statesman Ia
afliamunt a remark like THE an
Insult az the worst kind. and both
friends aud foes were anHfy al Sails
bury The storm Aruw, aud next day
when Salisbury took hin seat black
locks we're hiH portion wherever he
turned his eyes
tnrufned. calm and Icy, he took
the floor and started cut tu what
sqencd 10 be iisnified and honor
shia apology lie said that "a hen
a man had NrOaKod another apoi#
Oay was absolutely necessary, TIE
house could scarcely believe les rarH
hs the austsrr old frilew actually
waved genial Applause marked his
periods. and finally when he had
everybody warmed upY he let rs a
dnuehe ~ lee water. for this was the
climax u his speech
Therefore | feel mat / am dpins
swat injustice here the ilnpa
tieHcu OF the house vented itself In
cheers 20 the lawyers. There was
"A heavy sigh of disappointment aud
thea a efl u rskg. salisbury tried
10 80 ua. bui Was not allowed to nm
lhh a sentence, VITA a sneer he
taek hts scat
lie wAtFrd continually with pias
rsali. bat the latter Nas parslaF.
Chancellor Bismarck. whsn asked
far hia opinion % salisbury Nhua
he ard ninrssis attended the oous
ference OF ts5a remarked "ot.
salisbury has brilliant abilities. but
the 1eN n the man.
its ineautlouHneaa 81 speech led
q friend of his one ttmr % remark
The nofr you are silent the bet
tor 700 will ba 8ksa. but a. aaiias
bury never Card whether he Was
liked az not. the udvicu was like
pouring water on ducks back
Ills sense 81 hunor was well de-
veiaped. bat u was a dFy sort Of
wiz or str Hiram Maxim the "a.
moss inventor Of machine auns.
Salisbury once aatd sir Hiram hhH
prevented mufe men frufn dying u
old age than any man that ever Nv
81 In public speeches 10 never
ioksd
ffis refusal 81 Interfere ON behalf
81 Airs Aayhrick. the muftereas ~
her husband. has been the greatest
s,uahlias block her friends have
had IN their efforts 10 secure her
pardon. tie simply regretted hat
"he had henu Unable "a find any
grounds FOE such artion."
gurh has s-~n fhr iifw AMI works
~ the iAHi a the Victorian states
men and the weird Will probably
not sfash nra the like Of shia great
man that in sore Hla fAHriiv atiii
arc sittinE IN the seats - the
mtshtv. Tor the present premier
Arthur Haifuur. is hts nepheW. ard
his son. sly Hush Cesii. Il kadrf
~ parilzfnws
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PRIVATE PATROLMEN
PREVENTED BURGLARY
oRAeksMsN WE'RE BREAKING INTO SHOP ON FIRST AVENUE
THIS MORNING WREN sG APPEARED

a. the froht daor OF the shop. saw
tuuitrf almost - soon AZ the latter
came Ia sight and gave the alarm.
iiotn thieves escaped.
Investigation showed that the lock
% the doar had been nried OFT The
isoldnoaa % the Intended criWe u
sh0Ntt by the fact that the burkeyc
Restaurant. an Rit-nisht chop house.
u nszt door 90 the Douglass shop.
This fact ga not disturb the burg
lars however
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
RISEN FROM THE DEAD
- : NsNNsof WHO WAS REPORTED KILLED IN wVom.
wv !" tA' SAID TO Rave aGENNaGSN IN SEATTLE

TIE news ,hat Alexander Ks..
~ Nh1 VAS aWppaard g. have W.sf 7.
NlA4ehi asAth "a fssrt steele. ~. =
.-ts So vas aesn alive and osil ma
the streets e seattle iaat 4uus A.
ae'aet'el..irsi his vlfe and iarss fa,,,.
Ashland VIA w
fte Seattle police this mafvins re-.
Sertsed letter fissm ehicf 10 f,l'...
thaales Aaeiavahl ~ tahlaHa. sIr,rs
ths "details el the straner atorx an8
sskins the leeai Department H. a. IN
~ - peerr q slfl shs ramar nf ksn.
WV teaprearaNre tathc hnttam
Naset Msrlss skl writes that Kan.
nelNs % Twins l. now about +, es.,rs
~ ese ~ isfl his hagas IA Glsassr-
~ opts e wears aEa 10 seek hia Tor.
taH in the FAR West he waa aa ir
anstfteua. Hea fsaetns man and 3 az.
ntai husband the letter SAYS. and
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! wrote fFeausntly % hia wife and ehild-
tun Ia the last letter they reviewed
No seid that Dc would seen rstun
hume
Tho next news from him was that
ne had hucn kilied. hut whether IL wsa
acettrnt "a murder was mover definite
ir saawa
The family later moved to Ashland.
aud The children are new Erown one
aon is an the pailcn farre thr- AND
another b a hotel Keeper
hsiaedY was u acotehman II pnwa
crful physique. and staed alx feet TIVE
inrhes. A phetosiaph taken frem eu
Nid flntN Pc IL tprieaed Nith ghlsf Mas
laWakia letter
chief MaHiaWakl adds that Krnnes
dYs children ara willing - faraiye
anYthins aHd VIII receive him with
open aFtnA no matter what be has
dann"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

An attempt a. burglary % Nsich
the police claim 10 have uo kaaNi-
edgu Nas frustrated early this morn
ing - TIE vigilance Of A. - gauiz
seu, q merchants pattNafuan While
evuites Was making Nis rounds az
ahnat I sc o'eh9ts Ne discovered f~'s
tnen ~ the at ~ hrca kiuK into the
shop ~ A = Douglass an epti
siaus AZ mss First avenue
The burglar who vas standing
swami while Biz companion worked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
NOT CRAZI
BUT FOOLISH

NIke Moruu. honr Wifa lnalats
that he = crazy. uas ad1uaEsd not
insane yesterday By an lnsaHitf
commission in the superior Ceurt
Mrs Moran q day o. - ago sued
her husband far divorce On the
ground ~ drunkenness. and a DAY
later she feia the Hhsriffs effies that
~ vaa aefinE VERY aussgly and abe
Was afraid u him The court re-
fused 10 annd him to the asylum. As
b. seemed 10 have no haiiucsnaii9ns.
The trouble sas that hs fid not
want hla wife % set a divorce Judge
Moran issued a restraining order en-
fainius Moran from visiting bis wife
90 any ~ hts rhiifrpn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
MASSACRE

SOFIA. Aug nz-An uncanfiransd
story state. that Turks near MonAsiiF
hav. cansfsittea wholesale massacre
whinh IL The worHt since ths ifpabls
started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Superior Judge Morris this morn
ing granted tire following divorces
John Whitioch from Msgais Whit
serk on ground % DISCRETION Mary
warren from George Warren on
ground OF non support. ~. tohuson
from Dora Johnson. on grounds Of
DISCRETION and adultery.