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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24

Haze In 1il'e the oI'f Hfi or AhltraUt BOOKS or
Biaios C1lnir iaui rifles.
FOR SALE.
About los acres located one mile
rom court house, ~ acres Ia cultiya-
ton aud balance In pasture. Fenced
with wires Price $4,000.
About nte AL ons-quarter acres
near sch1c house In southeast part
D. -1wn. Stall ..eS cottage, tenant
louss aul we'll on premises. Price
t1N.
ak room house and two lots Of
round located four blocks from
ualn street. Brick cistern ON pre-
niass. Price $3.50.
Que half Of block near Allen
academy. Price $4,000.
About ~ acres OF land on south
Side Of town, good new i-room house
with we'll cistern aud out-houses'
Price $1,000. -,
l.room house, with pantry. hall
aud two galleries. Tub cistern, bor-
ed well, stable aud garden. Locat-
ed 4 blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for sg 10 per month. Price $4,000.
The Joe Il Reed home place; one
quarter block of ground aud . room
two-story frame dwelling $3.50.
One half block OF ground adioln-
ing the ID G. DeMaret place Price
SSDu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
Resul, Of Feud.

AshyuIc. y. g.. Sept % Robert Pen-
land ono Of he Vcaiihirst ana best
known men 600 this section was fatally
stabbed bv hts nephew. Henry Pcnland.
IN IN ARRAY which occurred ~ the re-
suit ~ "a fcud OF long standing Young
PenIaud ,.as committed 90 iuil without
bond
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24

silas Sopcphnt 90 footman) Now.
John. before Il IL time FOR our guests io
arrive I want you io go down to the
finger post az the bend NJ the road and
nut a white Md glove on Il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
lndustriaI VILLAGE burns.

Buffalo. y. Y. Sept 23-The indus
trial central village % Gardenyille was
destroyed by fire. buildings burned In
cluded the postoflcc. Loss h estimat-
ed NJ 100000. covered by insurance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
FINLAv FINISHES.
Made u Clear That Canada Wants Al
Accessible by Sea.

London. sept. 23.-Attorney General
Finlay concluded his argument ON be-
htalf OF Canada at Wednesday morn
ing's session OF the Alaskan boundary
commission. lie received the thanks Of
Chief Justice Alverstone and congratu-
latlons OF Messrs. Root and Lodge on
his lucid explanation OF 80 technical
and comprehensive q subject" The at
torney general made Il clear that Cam
ada wants about everything accessible
20 the sea. The American counsel In
formed the Associated Press that ev-
cry effort will be made by them TO
convince the tribunal that the treaty
contemplated a barrier between the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24

Sofia. Sept. 23.-Ten thousand refu-
gees from the district OF Lozengrad ar
rived az Burgas during the last few
days according to official advlces
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
THREE VALUABLE
FARMS FOR SALE.

one Of $50 acres, miles North Of
Bryan on Dillashaw Tap road, splen-
did improvements; one of 205 acres
five miles from town on same road,
Joining the last named, well inn
proved. One ! miles from town on
the jacksonville road, 200 acres,
we'll improved. Will sell either or
all. or will trade for Bryan property.
See w52
TON PRESTON, BRYAN,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24

opt 22.--Th- safe OF W. r.
az china Springs. this county.
kracked and $500 taken.
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DM1lUN>VUMMS


ne cotton soes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
FORESTS IN
KIHiA7 URE
TO BE SEEN

ST Lot ~ Oef - -Ths = rfuau
rmuIrs aad ih# United statfH govern
nHFaH are a. have competitive exhibits
De- forestry a. the WHfHH Pair
Whish HasieH q method ~ forrest man.
sEefarnl B. better hHh mafe pfaetieal
ia tHr lHH harm e. Dc solved Two
tracts ~ laHH already partially ruF-
eevI aI;h trees and each aHaHt nKn
aHff# q aEt#Ht have terH aasiHusd 60
the faItst state and German Fuxs
rfnmea#a 10 tbf laboratory Ger 8hstr
faHtH THe tWH BE- efaf rs side. 81
fhat tHe fIaitHra may uaik Through
what use Americans rau au arizure-
fam aut observe AZ American meth
sds 81 tsHt ssfy sHd them step hefuss
mto what thr German dsaxa atss 80
forest EHfieB. aHd ,earu thc Ger
rian msfhsd.
No tfHea sill g. cat f.afn either
tract Rather tuuspIaHt.ns mtl1 be- re-
SORTED g. and when the exposition
arths miniature forests perfect in
every detail with marrow FraTfl waisH
winding .H and aat may 20 HHcas
The exhlhiss #iH ~ in charge 20 Tire
maat expert faFsatfra g. e. found Ga
ths fwa e1uHirles. Practical drnaons
atfntlnas ard tests Nli De- made every
1aF DURING thr exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
RNNNARNU7
lRP
SIX PEOPLE Will HAVE TO
nAvsl 5000 MILES TO co 200

Mu lotue Turns ard five other
razsgHrera 81 the Roanoke h4 a
.taus, combination 81 tles umataufta
NJ up uhusfd e. make unund-
about uip ~ more than belo milss in
afdrr ta So ao mt,s The nN an
HekN persons W,rg ~ the party ~
& people wba Intended tu heard the
oHIu at ~ Mltuatl owing a. the
eHfN CLOSE ueeHfsup they wrtF un#
alIe o. du HH. HY thr srrHte.t reod
fortune thrN succeeded IH rsHrhinG the
ErauaHs WbleH laN two miles uut
from shore TIA the tHr Meteor can't
bufnaeid. rhH rrHH.HFera hNd hvuud
g. transfer tu tbH UHIu at N7ms f.tt
eHHf Weaver would Hut tsa, she fHah
~ trIuH rauxht iu the ier aud There.
lHrs tfd Uut cali az Numu.
fhr Hfe ftagi- lu question had ouit
#.eHfst tu Pc aH far aH Name rhsN
ufre aarfisd au ths Haauake ali tbs
W 70 saattt. AaU. iu uf1sr Gee
Hasb NHma fHeE aiu have tu siriEh
tho etnta ~ miles ever Alaskan anHNa
H#Iaa ta uaWHaa. tHsn#r daNH the
Ausou O. So Nth4si HuH overland
c. Sume Wb.rr lbrY intrHd 10 winter
Mf HHrus haH been Virtually driven
eIt 20 So Ai.0hstl hF The people fhefr
She Wa tho ksgasr BE H reported q
#aHfrsH af sm#u saloon. araf 81
afaHs#I r. Ser o. aid Che blame faf
thr death If r gfrsn NNu sas ffaas u
g. death a fe0 weeks ESQ taa miiHa
ff.m s.. hli.Daff ua iHt tundra whIIH
sleeping fram she Effects - u4uor
Fa. ia.aud ~ 81 M.rsar IN a until.
tars reserve ard Therefore ua IHuaf
can ts s#ll there Aifa Hdraz' =caea
tess la IaEttHd in aH abandoned
STEAMER anchored tsu mites uH ahafr.
tf eHH hHre ID Is believed that Green
faoE the drauEhts that Jed e. hia fatal
saHlHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
BESSIE BRYANT
RELEASED.

uaaaIr uaHut nes diHmiaHrd FROM
charge - robbery uF Juafire Cam ffes
tardas afternoon THE motion - die.
miss nHH made bF uruHtV Prarrns-
t.rHlIHE Attorney krifte FelibHuseu#
thr prosecuting witness. could not
swear Bessie t8ak the money aH De
aid uat remember how mHrh be Uag &C
thH time Tie night fhr theft aHa
supposed - GBv~- been committed. The
RumlH admitted takiBE the meuar
HnHr Goa her aaF t. police head4uar-
t-fa she said SHE had placed b he-
hIua the bar iu the Duchess saloon
This testimony HaH not introduced at
fHe hearing
few weeks ugo thlr same woman
HHa acquitted ~ rohb.ng John Dillon
g. the same saloon. although she had
eaH6esaaH fo the theft The woman
WIS ga hour late Tor her hearing ifer
sffarueFH VIII ~ Morris appolaRized
and nothing was done about IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
WHERE'S
GMME
The LoaG ABSENCE or THE
SHERIFF IS UNEXPLAINED

II sheriff Cudihee. lost. atrayed
or stolen This is "a question ahigh
his friends are asking themselvs or
each other. and which has been an
HWered fof the ia2 two weeks Is
Hes coming has tomorrow
CudiheeH friends arc legion. and
ere 30 scattered around the eouu-
try. that on this his weiI-earupd wa
cation trip kHaf. h. has evidently
been obliged 60 stop of az almost
every station 90 visit With old fiili-
GUNS
Meanwh0e. Under Sheriff Corcor-
Hn. who % Cudihees confidential
aud right -harH man. has been max
iug the gamblers feel lIke the last
russsH uf summer. confident that he
is acting according 20 the wishes. if
net The Instructions. ~ Hla chief
II never realized how busy the
sheriff g. and hove many PERSONS
he has 10 see and talk 10 every day
about fool things. until he went
away. one 81 the deputies said
thts morning Why men women
and children Just pour in here All
tha Time 90 SEQ him. and they oil
WAYS are Ia trouble about some
thing or other ~ have sofuo big
30 heue aUast That they want the
sheriff a. back thcm up In.
When af home. Sheriff cudihee
o. usually interviewed by ~ leIst
10 or = book agents week. with
The result that his private office ia
we'll supplied with fauu journals.
copies ~ "rhe Life Of Queen Vie
tufm, and Speeches 81 Grent Nor.
In consequence. hia return will be
haied with delight ht aH the book
dHummera ~ thr city whose clothes
ore getting shiny around the seams
several slltery voices which call
uu daily nul ask when WIFI the
ahHiff he back" ore growing more
hud more plaintive but auH they
ure told. Hen he back tomorrow. +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
TALK OF LIGHTS
AND SlDEEIGYTS

SAY FRANCISCO. oct 81 Leading
photographers from many cities
throughout the state are gathered here
Tor the convention uf the Professional
Photographers association of Caufor.
uia. which opened TODAY and viii co.'s.
tuuo until the end q the week II
b. the first convention of the orraui-
cation. ht its success is ALREADY AS
Hurod. iu conjunction with the con
vcuiisn there is lsfge exhibition II
the finest products of the phaioEruuh.
els art The exhibition embraces
thousands 81 specimens and dls eou-
siderable section uf the Mechanics Pa
ViiiuH where The business sessions also
are heiug hold The three DAYS pro
gram calls for numerous talks. lee.
lures ara practical demonstrations iu
addition 90 the transaction Of routine
business connected with the auaira ~
the association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
BONITA GOLDMAN DIES
OF A BROKEN HEART
sRsArHEo HER LAST As HER HUSBAND. A PRISONER FROM
The COUNTY JAIL, ENTERED HER

Mrs Bonita Goldman. the pretty
Cuban bride Of +. 81 Goldman. now
"A prisoner IN the county Jail ou the
charge Of eashiug worthless drafts
zud checks. died yesterday afternoon
iu her apartments. zofe Thirteenth
avenue south. of a broken heart
When 1t was heard ne the county
SSH that she was dying, Goldman
ehH taken e. her bedside by Deputy
Sheriff Huuce she bFeathed her
last fupt as her husband entered the
door 81 her room. urd. Frustrated
with grief. he fell faiuting ia the
arms 81 his guard
Mrs Goldmans story f. sad
one Two months ago. contrary TO
the wishes Of her family, which Is
said 60 be Hrisfodratlr and wealthy.
she married. the man. who after
wards proved himself "a be Grim
lual Although disinherited by her
people. She remained with her hus-
band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
MWWE
M GNRY
SIBERIAN pHosPEcToRs, VITA
ONE EXCEPTION. SAY THgY
WE'RE NOT STARVED

Twenty Americans who have tsru
pfuHpec iiaK o. she concession 81 he
Northeastern Siberian Company re-
turned ou the steamers ohio and
Senator. Peter J Nelson. eha VAS
fBfriblY put off the NeFthwesisrn
Commercial Company steamer
MarAueuHs laai apfiuE wae eue II
them When seen yesterday after
noon he said he had been taken off
The Steamer by fore hut refused ta
discuss his troubles. lie has lived On
Seattle of and ou since the fire
a story Vas published Ga a local
paper on September it nf the terri
bile efusilisn 90 Nelson hY the crrw
ri the Maufuense. stating that the
Americans al East cape were in
danger 81 starvation The returned
praauectors. with ths exception Of
Nelson. fIdleuie the account That
there Co. plenty 81 food az the station
ia YefY evident from the fact that
six ~ the men are going 20 winter
at the bleak cape Theer men In
'ado Williams Oiseau ~keeHs Will
kinaou. Dpeunel Mclean and Joe
David
\ e. 81 Nadesu ard J J Hogan
came out ia charge ~ PARTIES Roth
give promising accounts ~ the uu
explored territory NHdeau r. au
aid-time pfoFuesiuf who has lived iu
Seattle FOR many years Hs was oBr
- The si8mpedrra fn the famous
Caaitr mines on Vancouver ISLAND iu
ia
"our party ola very wsll" said
SIR Sudcau Yesterday afternoon
saul we are going back iu the
furiun We found SOME splendid de-
u1sifa ~ gold quartz. copper silver
and Rra phife some NJ tho claims
sfnEcd are ne far back 10 - miles
from the coast crude Haaa So made
OF the gold showed that 20 was
worth SO and $40 20 the ton Free
milling mineral vas worth from
8 10 $50 The graphite We found
ss#,a 81 ftar rnHf puFe "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

PORTLAND oct . Another sen
HatIuHal scene waa enacted yesterday
n ihs Frank a. MeHriae daal=i.fe
ease. rfpuHed ths daF before
District Attorney Manning had Sc
Hrlde and tie wutuau known Ra uifa
So iu bic private oaiee. questioning
them relative 40 the ease. when AIRS
81 Haas NJ. E bsebmIuk ihesuHad At
Mcbride diaaFoRtrg aHy connection
alth Let pulled pistol and FaEIag.
tl'H lHi yoa attempted g. shoot him
THE district attorney aHd "a detective
succeeded lH disarmiuK She irate wgs
man. The officers are convinced that
the woman would have carried out Der
threat had they hot tuterffrsd when
theg did fheY also fear that she aiil
set attack ard probably kiil Mcbride.
Nothing other than this seusat lonal
eptHade 81 yesterday afternoon has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

BALTIMORE MD. oct. %. Tho
Wom1p's Foreign Missionary so-
cietv Of the Methodist Episcopal
church hcRlu - national conyon-
ton began ita national convention
today lu race a. y church. this
city.
ST Joseph Mo. oct ~ The
Missouri Library association o.
holding ita fourth annual meeting
here, with members present from
cities throughout the state where
public lfbratieH are established
TORONTO. Ont oct 20. "A largo
attendance aud uH a1tfuordlnary disc
pi8y 0f enthusiasm marked the opcu-
lng today 81 the Canadian general
convention ct the Young Women %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
"PLL XIII YOU'
SAID MRS MCBRIDE NO. q YESTERDAY As SHE AGAIN AT
TEMPTED L. MCBRIDE,
WHO IS ALLEGED HAVE

developed In The ease Mcbride san
claims that De knows nothing e wife
SO. though be has besu pos lively
Identified as the man who iiFcd Win
her aa her husband
Hrs A. Bride SO. claims % be
distant relative Of the widow ~ Presi-
deff 81 kifieg. She claims that her
mother and Sire. Mckinley were CLOSE
friends ard that che faceeeefd iH RFf-
tinE Sic Bride nardaned from thc Utah
pfuiteHliary bE making an application
for pardon directly O. the president
forging her mothers name e. the peli-
ton
Mcbride returned 20 the home u
Mrs Mcbride Ne. ! last night lie
refused a. hc interviewed.
Pie district attorneys Office has not
set decided whether or net g can take
any action ln the ease. though the
matter r. still under Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

tatned from q Victoria woman few
weeks ago under false pfst=nHeH De
trctitea Adams and Hyfurn learned
from the Victoria ehlef - rohEa that
the EifI had occurred watch snd a
ring from she woman iu Victoria by
repg.seufink chat she wHs the wife
of prIErfiFhtef and had ltar
habV. = hIrA VAS untrue The Thorpe
ART EaVe back the ieNelrY when
asked O. lt lest night The Elfi has
reHufetahIe parents % NE1fE~tns n
vi a 10 rot knov that she Is work o.
IHH .u a variety theHzer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

Upon his arrest IN this city en- the
charge q ehshiHg worthless drafts
1t the Hotel Cecil. she maintained
that he HaE innocent. ana visited
him every day ia jail. when she
learned. however. that he Was want
- in another state for similar
crime. she realized too late that she
had married a man not worthy of
her. and ceased 10 visit him. I'm
medlately aftefward she took to her
bed. with "A cold that resulted IN
slight attack Of pueumonih. She
wegt constantly and apparently had
no ambition to i've. The collapse
came after her physicians had the
disease vel IN hand They say
death vas due 10 nothing but over
WhelminE grief
Il Is thought that Mrs Goidman's
body viii be shipped TO her mother
in san FRANCISCO. she was but Il
years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
SUNK
SCHOONER wgmPE BROTHERS
HAS BROKEN TO PIECES AND
GONE DOWN ~ DEEP WATER

VICTORIA. a. e.. uct - a dfs-
patch fromfths iiEhtkusper at car
rmanah this morning statra tnst net
= vesfiEe Of ths wreck uf the Hchec on g
er Verne Brothefa. on hanHiA
point. t. Ga be seen this morning
Last night he reported that The
schooner had broken in two and the
fore part had sunk iu deep water.
~rhe after part vas at that time be-
Ing broken 20 pieces BY the htE seas
that were daahiuE over if. Hat the
crew net xot off when they did their
chances % escaps from wateft
grave would have beer slight indeed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

Interested On proceedings Is iu court
today 60 defend his neck n N the
hanRmun's moose.
n May he walked into FREQ Alder
SONS saloon 10 Darlington and n al
legged 20 have shot him down y hen his
back was turned. So lar as known.
there was no provocation.
insanity will uuauestlonably be Ne
phalfs plea II Viii De- shown that
before this crime when he was mixed
up in another affair. he wrote long.
rumbling letters Ia his attorneys II
vii further be shown that h. before
ard after the shooting made state
meuts tending 60 Indicate tsat his
mind vas unbalanced, II is stated
that De received blow on tie head
some wears ago and has never sipce
been right
Most of tadav's session VS. CON
zumed tn securing the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
HOLD. UP
AT KENT
Two Masked Men Compel Kent
Workman to Stand and
Deliver

Icon rafaa WIS bold ap 10 the heart
~ thr 'I8 ~ Kent shortly after s
oeIaeh lost rIstt
Two masked msu. enc tail ard Thin.
The either short and ~ afnHhr hHIia.
met Rifka iH front ~ ihr Kent Picture
GALLERY They compelled their victim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
ADJUST STEEL
RAIL RATES

UrEFALO. n. y. oct 90 Mueh
Interest 81 manifested Ia traffic cir
clos lu the meeting here today Of
the irau aud steel committee Of the
Central Freight association. The
committee fixes the rates on steel
lallH both East and West bound.
agd tHe object ~ the present meet
ing u Hu adjustment of Inequalities
thHt hafe become lrksomc under the
rstHbiishmeut ln Buffalo n indus
tf.ea engaged IN the production Of
rails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
WILL BUILD
SUB STATION

+ tHHdirr r. 70 b. erected az seventh
avenue North and Yestrr way Is ts
used ~ stleiatiou far the Cedar
FatIa HNht plant CitF Engineer
Thompson has asked for % so q
build she Sub station A. tire mane1
s. coming in from che sale u thr bands
and the granad already belongs g. the
rifv there seemn tn be- utlir duuhf
that fha NuFk viii he begun iu a teN
~. i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

marbie slabs iu the eharehFsrl tea.
ufF e. the paea.uT ~ numerous gem
efatione ~ thn fHHng
Thomas Washington. h0ae name
bears tie latest date. Waa vicar of
thH parish and prsnched IA tne
church where BIS tneestaia bad War=
SHIPPED f1. zoo years iie apreaEa 90
Haee been the laat ~ the fauIIy .a
England
THE church has recently been ere.
stored bat some ~ tive old part
remains. fn fhe rear. on the outside
Wail. De- Ftuue slab marked With
curious ohHeara1 lettering and bear
ing the aaue ~ Laurence WsshiaE
ton md The date " his birth ~
another place Hu old sfguo shield h4s
nCen discovered errfel with the
W9ahiuatol coat 81 arms. u Spit.
~ fhe primitive design. The siaTa
add stripes can Boz plainly Haau aud
II m1g very WrH represent the nrtF-
iuai of tbe American flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

LIVERPOOL Engnud Warrior.
n Lsneash,re the ancient home of
the Washington family IL shrine
neglected ~ American touusis II
Is a remote iltfie village only 10 De
reached by striking across r9uHirF
from the manufacturing town Or
Csfuf0rth aud looks very uEe Il
must have io1ked when the 10th cell
fury Washington made 30 tHeiT
home.
Back of the village an old stone
house stlli stands where Lagrancn
Washington. the great great grand
father Of George Washington.
founder Of the American branch Is
ths family Was horn. Hs waH after
wards granted the manor ~ fur
grave, iu NoffhamptgHshire. and
his Rrauda1a. John. emigratsi 90
America. bat fhe brothers remained
81 Warrior. and the name Htiil lives
on the village register and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
SNASHUP


se,a.had a. kInduns wood and p'ie'
nm nIhe ditch The trH is WAs tatf
up stopping an traffic ou II, rea'
Tor the entire Gay
The dead
ENaISEEW FRANK MORGAN.
FIREMAN 0Asstst-
Injured Brakeman Praudfnot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

D|SAST Ten
Mrs. Booth Tucker Med--Neary
a Score of Others Injured ina
Missouri Train Wreck

The following are thr known n-
iurrd
Mrs BADEN. winfield kan tsu
Evrnus.
John n -chgrwet horn Denver
EImvr Harris GhtaEH badly
Colonel Holland Uf thr salEttlo
AWv. badly.
MIR Goldsmith. uaI serious.
It Is supposed fHaf the wreck rts
caused 81 The sfreadinE of the f'i'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

him u 20
Later Iu tHa nlghf two suspects were
arrested HF the town marshal bat
Iater rsieaFed4 aH they could rot bee
Idauunsa Parks ia aofk.aEm8n Il
ksHl and had IuHf received e. weeks
HHIarF. ~ tHr sherInH office thIs
huId.up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

pARKERsHuRG, W Va. oct -
Two tralnmfu were killed nrd an
either seriously injured iu Big
stuashup eu the Baltimore ehia
railroad. east Of here. this mofnhlE
Two heavy frclghts met tu coHlis
sion. Tire engines we're completely
demolished and 10 cars were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

h0is klaYera = Room IL. Masonic
fefslir.
Folding I.ahofeu Olympic hHli
lt04ts Second HArHue.
clerks ~aitfeHaeH halt iteQ Escs
uud avenue
finetrIraI Helpers No E@f.sn's
business college Second avenue.
lsathrfs e. gafpsuteEs ball 1851
Feufth avenue.
ehiHWlsra- afpsHteFz halt
snip Carpenters Hhiuv lights halt
TiKYf dock
TeamstrrH Teauatetu hall. 1919
Second avenue
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GAVE R&x
TIVE JEWELS
.arnis Thorpe Had 20 Hand Over
stolen Property to Owner

Mamie Thorpe. au is-year-old giri.
now working iu tk~=Tomiqus. gho
was arrested for theft Tess than "a
year ago. was ast night compelled
% give hark ialaals that ahn hid Oh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct 1o Mrs.
Booth Tucker. the famous salvation
Army worker. was fatally injured iH
a wreck of santa Re pt1ens r
train "a Bebn Lake Mo. last night
She dled AT ezta o.eiock this morning
OF her injuries while being hfpaert
a. MaresliHc with other injured pss=
HeHSers.
seventeen others were hurt iu fba
wreck. geur ot whom suffered szri=
Gus tu furiHa
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M'MM
IN RAX
ALLEGED MURDERER Will
PLEAD TEMPORARY INsAN-
tTY AS EXCUSE FOR CRIME


EVERETT oct a. Buliet-headel
Angus NePhait with his hair cut
abort and a long urly scar across hls
right check about an finch below his
rieht ezv. neatly dressed. aud deeply
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WIFE OF TRAVELLING SALES.
MAN WOULD ESroRT MONEY
FRO mmARk HANNA

CoLtAfuus. O oct 81 warrant
has brsa iraHcd far Ars ssmaei Bas-
we'll aged = wears wife ~ trayeI.
ilHs satesmam. eharFiua hes alth uainE
The Fms % states uHaa Dee pa attempt
Is 1rfraud AIRS Hswsn e. alleged e.
have Hrnt a letter thrH8eh the matte
% Senator MarfaH HaaUa. demand.
iHR soc hae kmau
when a deputy mnrshai arrested her
yesterday BE- found her $50 10 g. 81
taken Co 3ai1 ard arrangements asrr
whereby her appearance was made
m3df certain ne her preliminary hsaf-
iuE g. he sIa ~ later date
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II YOU are looking FOR the best in
vcstments ga the world tod 81. in-
vostiRate Pacific Wireless telegraph
stock See offices 60f-2 Pioneer
buildings. 80
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