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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
CALLED OFF
coUsciLL PASSED CITY HALL
ELECTION RESOLUTION

IS a vote ~ 70 3 the city council
Last night decided 10 declare of the
special election for the purpose =
voting bonds for the new citY hall
Councilman elii. Redwari and klst-
ier opposed the resolution 60 ahan-
don the election. =
The resolution called forth cousid
crahlo discussion. Among afhet
things 30 was cnutsudei that II
would b. mad s lnla Die for the city 20
issue bonds at this time FOR the res-
son that money was dru wing a high
rate 90 interest throughout the east.
and fhs statement vas made that a
number - eastern banks were pay
lnE az hieh ~ Z per cent. on short
siue deposits
Hence IL vac argued that the city
could not hope 90 sell the bonds az
anything like reasonable rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

ou q drive down an Incline
Pros iFIan has been made FOR a
bar Der shop. swimming Pool zsxHl
feet. tuiif - uarbia Turkish baths
aNd shower baths ana a fnortuHtF
chs fuhfr Nth Recommendations Ter
five bottles The sub basement VIII
nfnonE other things. contain az euis
grant waiting feuu5 fGxsN feet A#a
che sob basement Ia the main walt.
iHz fnufu
on fhr thirt floor there l. 90 be- a
raiIfaad 4. n g 4. rpam. and onu-
neftcd with u gymnasium als8
iihfsfYs CA THE finaF there via einn
BE- a lunch room and Kitchen fnf the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

bridge and the abolition u al
tracks at grade crossings
THE width - the froat % the ness
depot waii exceed that - the capt
to- enty-nlun tracks sill lead
into TIRE station. and Tunnel more
than e usIie Ions. vfii admit trains
under Washington. The building viii
be almost entirely - marble ard
granite. end the Roman style ~ az
chltceture VIII a. followed a Eu-
parb state entrance Nill De- provided
for the president ard distinguished
guests 81 the city The Interior -
the building viii - lighted 81 a
eemt-ssYt indffeal dome % cniorei
glass zoe feet high Twenty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
FAREWELL TO
THE SHAMROCK
The World Champions Are of for
the Land Of Orange pieksrs

The Shamrock lacrosse team. Rc-
cou1pnuic4 by W T.. kearney. man
aFet. and Mrs. kearnsY. Miss Car
toll sister 81 Mrs kearney ETesl-
dent 81. } Trihey. I O'Counell. cap
tain. and T. Moore. coach spent
several hours yesterday cruising on
Lake Washington. Councilman Muir
ply. Manager Kennedy Of the Seat.
Ito team. Or Mckee. A. y. Garfod.
r.. Spain and q. Harrison Green.
were also in the party. After the
cruise A n Gaffoi gave a clam
bake at the Madrona Park hotel
The Mautlealefs were delighted With
the outing. and in fact. seemed
highly pleased with the courtesies
shown them while IN Seattle by the
local club
Thls morning the champions left
on the Northern Pacific for Portland
en- route to san Francisco. where
they viii play the team Of that place.
aud also the Vancouver. T. g. team.
Iioubm aud Flnlayrau. two 81 the
team. who received injuries while
playing against the Hritisb Columbia
Teams. wiH NOS be able To play any
more this season. The FORMER has a
very bad knee and the latter had
the eud of one OF his fingers taken
aff.
The game here last Sunday has
given lacrosse "a nice lift Already
a good effect can be seem 80 fat aa
future games are concerned The
vancouver Ledger On Yesterdays is
sue. On speaking of The sunday game
here. SAYS
THE fact that iu Yesterdays game
Seattle was only beaten by two goal
shows that the Americans mean
business Ga the lacrosse way, and the
probabilities are that next season
viii see some good lacrosse between
the locals aud team from the Sound
city
This may also have the effect Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

TRACKS Nlll ~ or a level with th9
station. and three viii 50 through
the tunnel. Whteh vii run from FIRST
street east, pass BETS sen the Cuui-
tel ana Library ~ Congress end
emerge az e and Firat streets south
east
The floor % che basement n fhr
new station VIA D. ia fees and that
~ the waiting ruam 81 feet above
the level 81 TIE Erland Three archsd
anurWnys - granite. - feet high
and % feet Wtdr. Wfl ueruHf the
FRONT. and open tlEH yssfibule Esa
feet bread. The rstain waiting raafu
beyond the ts~tihufr u o. De- 30 feet
side and 80 feet long A driveway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

putting a cflmf Sea that neN neY cry
AZ SrW WrFfHniuatsrn about not
pla NluR iu the itaEus next season. u.
Vancouver frfafeH % riays of me
tiefzI. II Wesfmlnster should drop
cut n thf league or tHe salmon
should HtpR running 50 the Fraser,
q hicb IL about as probable, seuttla
could very easily be- taken ia. and
the league &c. aH etrong a. ever
There Be- no doubt but that good
iarfasre HtH be- seen here next sea-
son. seattle people are interested
ia lacrosse nos. the local club reals
iEes that feet and everything wiil
b. done o. Shove the game along
for al Il iH worth during 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

reed it Den = tsak
I'VE eauid wHip ihr shauruF kas !
ihuk said b. e ths tasif SlHth
sef Wiuam. how retsencta than
lhusls
a skinch good fiiram Wo wonid
eHiagn their frum shooting fhr fIhIrr
between aHF Tags
HNs bfn eauuf u'nu. Waairlm. h5it
hauid "a wre tit Lad tlnuR 50 Ken
thrrs o. fna uaue lads - ainr 6 play
far hsuHY aameF
What fua Efsira me. yHu Thirty.
Hfih avenue tits uHaff EAppssaf
ihsre sre thirteen members 50 the
eauueil ana u aniF takes twelve 60
rIsv the asmr The uumlTr Is lHst
enough
1fssa fhsEf
swhy James Il ,hs Faarth seaida 3
play
Ard NV rot p
eve reed -rruslf rawaer e. retrieve
uhen the f.Harr fass fasl in ths tai
sass.
t5au rraaaunt waii Eand y lIliasa
.>->~~ As>>~Ns~ s-
rfartles aHainst The usiHe = farnar=
savts sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

VIII circle nb1it "a parking Thnfr
viii b. special waiting fuasuH for
men and Womeu Iuurh counters
and a handsome dlrinE room. The
east sud - the building will con
tain = suite - raama. iueiudlna re-
trufior ard retiring rooms for The
president AMI other distinguished
Euasia aud their parties
HacA 90 the fret ne1f - e. b. the
Hcuncuufaa. covered space 80 feet
Wide and I As feet deep y herr pas
HsuKrra viii faffu iu lire or tfirff
way ta trains. Al hsEEage eth D.
handled 81 an apartment directly
under the "canraurne which viii
b. approached hY wagons and dfayH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
RUNNING OWL
is SUSPECTED

SPOKANE tgt ia A. the ufVs
ummagg heAriuE Monday night be-
fore MAJ MuutUith. the fact whs vus
WhiiHhe1 that rhief john Mountain.
Muuale Hide yellow nel aai Hen
AZ Hungry arrested 60 suHuee q Ia
the ulasrHefr pu the iuarkfuot res
erxatian. SUNDAY uafniaH aoie oslt
20 camp before fhe hiiiinE occurred
Kunnius uNi H. naw suspected 81 the
crime and De- tauuat D. found
There has heeu much diaHraHioa
amuun the HIaekfuet Indians slHeH
White Calfa death. last iutrr. Il
ia Thought that old frudr between
dlfferent 4rtiens are Responsible foi
the AWFUL slaughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

dovu. and called dasa seed and
hard
Councilman james replied q sin
Finsina that be knew Frtt httls afs1ut
electrical machinery. ~ about the
question before the house - vent luto
persona Titles and ancient history ~
was in personalities that BE- excolied
hnurves
Mayor HHmos. who had hecn walt
lnE in the lobby then took hand iu
the discussion and ramo o. the feafue
- EuHtueef Thomson. he had bren
called into The controversy against his
will b. aaia. bot VAS satisfied 90 leave
the whole question 60 NJ rhumson.
whose Judgment or Integrity b. had
never questioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
WILL GET
TOGETHER
LABOR LEADERS PLAN ReoR-
eANIzATIoN OF w. c. L. U.

A mass meeting Of delegates 81 all
the labor unions IN the city IL 10 -
held tonight IN Transfers hall. 1910
Second avenue. 10 discuss the matter
of rcorRaniEing the Western Central
Labor union into a body with which
will be affiliated ali the unions tn the
city The meeting was called by the
". c. l.. T.. It, object IL to attempt
20 more closely AFFILIATE all the unions
In the city.
The failure of the recent carfnen's
and teamxtefs strikes has served to
demonstrate 20 many union men the
necessity nf stronger central labor
organisation IN the city. There are
opponents u the reorganization plan
and au intereHtiug session h expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
LABOR MEETINGS roNloAr

Allied Printing Trades Council Hec-
ord ofice. Car. First ave. b and Jack
HHn ST
Hafbers-rnroFfrra han as First av
Beer Drivers and Helpers ~ e. 4.
T.. hHii
butchers Ne. a-oiympie halt npl.
Second HNr.
rarpenters= Carpenters hall $50
fuarth ave
Eisetuesl tsiremrn's Heiperu-Walt-
resaes hall it2a Second ave.
Laundry Workers Musicians hall.
1fN Second ave
Laundry Wagon Drivers second ave
Marine Cooks HneH q Caimau dock
Painters ard Decorator Painters
hall cor First ave ard fasaara -
Stone CRITTERS Carpenters. hail. ise1
Rernnl ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
DEATH or MIR. LEVY

While Sitting On chair al provi-
denrs hospital At O'Clock last even
luk Nosrs lew. - the firm 81 NJ
Levy a Go. died suddenly If diabetss
AIR Levy had been suffering from the
disease for some time aud had been
as the hospital f1r six weeks Mr.
Aass Asa l#sa - ti7= wholesale ard
retail giaar business ON FIRST avenue
for Is yeara. Iiis cafatn amsunting e.
So m OF tsoo9o. goes 90 sister and
setetai nieces. who are his only iiv-
ing relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

with a curt retart. "a the eject thaf
he knew shat. fhe property VAS worth
na sell 81 anyone. a. be himself owned
several lots there
Thee au Hrzumant ensured. ard the
cfHnr5lmeu. appafentiH farEsttins that
there wrrn others present. posed Iii
reetiy Gen front ~ each othef Hhakias
their Singers under each others uusssz
Councilman Cric6tan moved that the
gentlemen address the chair where
upon Taviar nttaiard sud James haes
Ing M audience also auit the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

way
The populace az Trautla are tnr
eensed al the reXoituE crimes SO thr
woman. and an outbreak tn sn at.
tempt to Hecufr uoasaHsiau ot thc
murdrrexs in view ~ lyuching hes 10
feared
TIE horrible uceessiop 81 iutHnti-
eIlta d sati g. have been carried bf
the fIeudtsh woman fnr many
months and n was unIY Through she
Most careful Investigation tY ufn'
efalz that the stisH evted woman "a a.
finally caught iu the AGA 20 adding
another uttie within O. her hummer
able list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
BLIND PIG

A warrant has been issued from daHs
tice Cams court charging u it
Adams aud Richard Cornish with rum
ming q saloon and disafdcfiy house On
the nsiahhorhoad - HaruestrH. re- llt.
ne mill town m the Cedar diver. with
out license The complaint vas
sworn out rs Albert =. smith. man
sFff ~ The Kent Lumber company
The defendants were brought g. town
NJ HIEflI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
SCOTTF FELL
DOWN AGAIN.

Superior Judge Bell yesterday
granted a motion - dismiss the case
81 the State against Charles Dams.
charged with grand larceny The
trial Of the case aas begun Yezter-
Day morning. bat after tbe states
violence. presented ~ Prosecuting
Attorney scott. waa IN. the court
Daua wss talntiy charged with
FIora Ferguson. 80 vas convicted
several weeks ego The fwo vera
said TO have robbed John Hanson u
fi10 n teudeFioiu resort II was
shown. however. Ia Dams trial that
thr Ferguson woman vas guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
The Unbelievable Crime of a Rus
sian Woman Who Killed IN
fanfS for Money

BERiIN. ocG t5-The Merren
pslst today prints am aesouut 81 one
OF the most horrible crimes Of thv
century A spe,ial To the rost IRONY
TrautIa Russia states that Rus
sian peasant secusu. known ae Muf-
skiua has beeu arrested 40 that cH3
GA "a ehatNr az Nhoirsale muf4sf
The woman ls alleged tu have toll
lowed the asacatton 20 a child muf-
dercr II O. stated that she made
business 81 takiuK SEual children ans
Infants fsofu unnatural parents ana
deliberately kiuips them tpr "a efpsl n
fee She 6 charged With hsVfHE iuuf-
tered mere than ieeo babies iu this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

accommodation Of train crews
sleeping roums Zoe these crews are
q b. nttcd up "a the attic The
station proper viii 0rcupy 20 coo
square feet running ffam Naasachu-
sstia avenue near Moth Capitol
street cutting ~ " and I streets
passing un 90 Second and " streets
aud cutting ~ and y streets.
OF the total cost tht PENNSYLVANIA
railroad win stand about s. 900 GOO
the r. 4 - 81 sea 00o and the Dis
ffirt 81 Columbia = 6eQ go About
three years wiiI be- consumed iu the
completion Of the contemplated ira
pfoVeuenta
aTs =. RAHgEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
PROGRAMME FOR
CATHEDRAL FAN

- fnr FwH FHHFfH. which haH IhF
Ehaff huia sH HHf esteem
TITS HHHHffHr Hiff g. HrfH#asi Ir fhf
Hfrf - shF Popularity HuiifHafa e. -
rHuH ffH. af tHe SEE fhufIr rafHr4faa Z
fHfF MHlEh aiiI afaEH ltHH Ia HHH fsHna
flff % MHtll she HffHfuE ~ eat ~
FhN FHftmH han atIHaffs Begun 80 e.
fhe fsistzse nauflnfais - chief - -.
ifer HHiHfan Aud Ftfe CHirf EaaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

WASHINGTON. u. O.. Oct Ia
Fourteen million dollars wiH BE- eN-
pended in vast ruilroai Improve
neuts planned for the city u wash
iuEfou and already begun. chief
among which Wiu be the canstrnc-
tiun o. a new union stafAun 70 take
the place ~ the two now In eN-
isfence which are entirely made
auzfe. and m no sense "a credit %
the city The res station viii be
the csufrni point FOR she baltimore
a Ohio. Atlantic Coast Line. south.
srm. Seabosrd Air lAus. eheaai iesa lss
a Ohio and Pennsylvania Htsiefue.
Besides the new depot there viii be
a 81 0Qa 10a tunnel a news railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
SKACWAY
ROBBERY

SKAGWAN. oct. IS - Thieves
forced open the aoor of +. r. Kerns
ievclfy store at AN early hour sun
day morning. ana succeeded IN rob
bing the store OF S2GQ0 worth Of Jew
olfY The stolen articles consisted
81 watches, nuggets and several val
liable gems,
Evidently one man did the fob. as
trays OF diamonds several boxes OF
nuggets aud "a number Of gold rings
and watch charms were left In the
eases The theft was accomplished
IN she fun glare of street arc light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

nhiTh aur n fHs HaHs CLERKS iH fhr
fiN 10 fNr husl liked TIE ihlfG ntii
b. e. eIfrt recognized belle - the
carnival
A SGT ~ HiitefaaHe sill Sc given 81
ffs nHassHHfli chief aald watch 90
fhe f|rrh. SAD a diamond f1nE &C. the
fuffHHafe rHHrH woman.
Tasn raesaHifH committee ~ sic faif
has rha#a.H aFfnufa haH Ha She Hrhf -
unaFH fff54a ana ufnfiHfa tiaHa have Do
fsaH1 taEHH faf tka decoration uf she
place
ilaa rfnnf Mcbride ard MHFaf Wmnrs
aiI1 na called uHNH faf aa8feaaeH at fha
auaHsEuH ~ faa fair aHttH nIHfinH
frrr654 uHrr7 sHrTHHfr Huf a HefraHhfHs BE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
CITIZENS
WILL PAY

The resolution ass1arinE t g. be
tha Intention 81 tAs es4nsli ca ahaHs
afsss GFta Hslla - -. - !. 49,,
piH4F. e. TIE end 81 Hishlaud NHites
came up fsf uasaH - tsat fIEht luE
eaa referred naHs 81 fhs camuIttes
90 PARIS ana huHietaf1a
The abandonment II thn para
profess has practically teen aeoidra
oH - TIE euuneiH bat set aiFhf 3
Eisaffpek appeared and stated thaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
MYSTERIOUS FIRE

Firs started iu 'mynteriaun manner
IN q cottage a. Twenty fourth avenue
south ard HolEato street laHt niFht ~
as10 clock The cottage was urueFu-
eisd ~ fha time Tho damage f. aHti-
mated a. ahsut g i9a the Bremen dld
not ascertain thr name 'f the ownrf
- tho huudiug nor ~ thr family
which had been occupying H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

o. J iianks and T.. " Rowland
4oaletdaB instituted suits against
William e. EuaundH 10 recover tzeea
damages each FOE alleged malicious
slandeH lie IL said 10 have stated
fhat iha guo man atrie a watch aud
that theF uefe cheap iaundfYman 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
BOY BANDITS
ROB A WOMAN

sPuKA$E oct. IA bold hold
up was effected BY two young BAN
dts here naf might Mrs. ". A.
WYcr was robbed n her purse con-
tanning q ln money at Napa aud
Pacific avenues
The woman Waa waiting for a car
" hen the boys. apparently rot over
10 years of age. wearing their hats
pulled down over their eyes. Hu.
preached her swiftly from q side
street. They ctma directly up 70
Mrs Wyer and parted. one stepping
on either side ~ their Intended Ffcs
tim. Befure the woman realized their
Intentions one boy Huatchad her
purse and both disappeared iu the
darkness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
SLAUGHTE
1000 BABIES

G.. according 60 a telegram received
bY the a. marshal yesterday Two
~ the wamsu. Victoria Hauuer and
Marguerite lea. are rev in the House
of tn Good shepherd a. Portland. aud
n. hLrd 3 In ll.L.na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

This afternoon the seventh apnna
convention ~ the 1iigh Court ~ Wash
luHiuu. Independent order OF Esreat-
era viii elect officers for the oaminE
year There ore about m delegate
present from uIi parts % the state
The convention assembled yesterday.
Irsh chief Ranger James T. Hewitt,
q presiding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

y the caaneH would consent O. eaff5
tEss Question over ualr Wnfa week be-
thuuFht the residents ~ thr lmme
diats# ieIniff uf tha rafa would I'M
daffaRa 10 bear half nf the expense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

Three frsHeh waaHra. vito we're
bruusht iate THE casInfrf faf iumotaI
ruFraasas base Been nrteFrd tsnortasi
. the aathautisa at WashInriau. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
DIRECTIONS F0R USING
TANZERS MIX TEST

oniy quantity milk perform test
vhIf b. eanHa %
milk r. add
mill n tn viii the mill la
and asa
tIe ~ r. rHfs
but u o. ronana sfsn th slightest trace 81 tornado
shade pink and become almost
When that I is DANGEROUS and NE Star advises
) a
originally obtained aud turn Il e. The cts ha ~
proc q 81
r 70
the slightest trace ~ fomadtac will atHdaa Hhoa the
blue
further udsisss that has saeh fuk
delivered
q
s. bold ~
DOUBT
a. purity would advise fetHnT special instrue
oHE from application ~ thia
Yau fau Win mit 30 not milk
foadeh,ds he viii sdmHe what course 90
vi ssia eafsieasy handled re
" Test ~ and ts stain H dis
"a order tu
purchase amau medicine dfnprr from your druggist
material Don't oe without nrs referring u these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
SiWASHES MEET
FRISCO TOMORROW

San Francisco opens up 40 Recrea-
ton Park Tomorrow for series - SIX
FameH Nfth the locals. Wiisou's
braves have Won six straight Eamfs
Row. and n theY take the bunch for
Frisco into camp, may laud higher
~ the percentage column than has
laeuls eapec ted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

IudEa HaHfard yesterday dismissed
me suif n Nicholas Fauiaou against
hsd been pending iu the federal court
Tor three EFarH The ease had been
HoftIfd aut ~ court rauisan Hued the
railway company far JG Tor injuries
alleged Co have been received - being
thrown m train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
THE CITY Fathers Talk OF
FORMING 4 LACROSSE TEAM
MURPHY AND GILL FIGURE HOW THEY COULD wALLoP
TaE WORLDS CHAMPIONS RIGHT MERELY

The fever 20 iassesss IS she =
PLAYED MANY where. To- heeunK tHe
hlool o. Seattle cas- fathers aad
sherc H. aaua etaHk q araantninH "a
team that mae whation ths satid
champion shHnraeke 9n their refHru
tFIp fHem Fftseo=
'rwcaiA ka "a Nfeat thluk 90 have
a tsana niusad Councilman Mafrhx
ana a5d time defense gsiAtr. at the
council meetfas Hst nfEht
slnassd it vsauia. eHlmsa Ia Hi GtH
who sat htsiar the gentleman FROM
tha N5bth
ssstheks uatd GENE De- hsudy hcre.
tca sometimes. added gin ha he
dnsiEed EeuHs euraniuHas HNatrhdor.
James vas hurting az him tu sips ard
harks FROM taa FAR cofasr u the
house.
ssYon Abraham b. ~ she Second
would BE- mare thaa psHslHs Naal
sixhte WiIiam ~ che Slnfh
fhNf he vsFils Weu'a said tiH
al he Nasia have a. 90 eoafd - e.
stand 81 ffunt e ~ Enat ard &C. auuta
usssV st - Hss IafItudlnaas cafparua-
ttY
sHzs vhat. ~
fsiz srnbarlzsint William
Gene sEaia. Hiram that's tra
nany Tor ms
4 dusna what Il IL nyzsit but It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

KANSAS CITY. No. oct IA
collision between Missouri Pacific
and Frisco freight trains ln the
switch yards in this ritf last ulEht
resulted iu the death Of three men
and injury - three others.
The Dead
A l. johnson. Missouri Pacific
seIte hnan.
John Murphy. Missouri Pacific
sw4fchmau.
George kirhpafric. fiaEman.
Injured
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M
AGGMEX7

COLLISION ~ KANSAS CITY
SWITCH YARDS RESULTS IN
THREE DEATHS AND SEVER
Al INJURED
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u n HnHI- MIHHauri PuEifIe en-
] . Ward.
The FrIaeo train vas standing OF
the CaasHins when the Missouri Pa
rffsr train rnu into r. turning over a
freight car This ear fell over On
croW1 81 met on the other side
~ the Frisco train. ~ no we're wait
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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-02-07
Of Candidates For the
GaIlOWS
COMING BEFORE THE COURT
Of Judge Powell Will Be that of
Yazoo County.
EIGHT PRISONERS NOW IN JAIL
Are Charged with Murder and Five
Others for Attempted Murder.

jackson, Feb. when Judge
Robert Powell convenes the regular
circuit court session at Yazoo City on
the 23rd of February he will have be-
fore him the largest ond most promis-
ing batch of candidates for the gal
lows that has faced circuit judge
in Mississippi for long time. Eight
prisoners are now in the county jail,
charged with murder, and five others
are being held for attempted murder,
to say nothing of a choice assortment
of other criminals who are charged
with criminal assault, robbery, for
gerry, etc.
Some two or three years ago 1azoo
county held the rather unenviable dis
tinctlon of being the banner criminal
county of the state and the reputa-
tion was sustained by the number OF
prisoners sent to the penitentlary.
For the past two years or so, how
ever, the number of murders and
other crimes has been dropping off
until the coming term when 4aZoo
county takes her old position again,
by the Jail record showing twenty
prisoners on hand awaiting trial, not
TO mention a goodly number out on
bond and others likely to be developed
by the grand jury.