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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Loss OF I.ife In tho Fisheries,

Ten vessels and eighty-two men Were
lost In the fisheries from Gloucester
during the year. The loss III property
Is about the average for the last few
years. while the loss of life Is in
creased. being nearly double that Of
1901. VIXEN only forty-six men met
their death.
The total number Of lives los: dur
ing the year. i:IrluGing deaths 1T sea
and In hospital. was elshty-two. These
fatalities caused thirty women TO be-
come widows. and made tifty-two Chi
dren orphans.
Three vessels were lost with their
entire crews. Five men went astray
from their vessels In fogs and We're
lost, twelve fell or were washed over
board, twelve were drowned by the
capsizing Of dories. one lost his life by
his dory being run down by a vessel,
four were sufoeated. two men were
found dead Oh the dock. and eleven met
death In other ways.-Boston Herald
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11

When 4 northeast storm sets the sea
TO growing anl breaks The long groulits
swrlis into ciionpy. jumping waves
the hi. fish come In. Wherever Inc
surge breaks UP tho bottom ti!"!y i"s''
AMI ,lclv.. Tie workiT. sea exposes
for ,!,rm the dc!i"arirs Of tn" season
-naslirg sand GELS thar snap tIrni'
selves ai,uu. Ike tri!p"rrd springs
OF po!isllc,i steel: translucent spearinE
with each side marked with a broad
silver band that remains pure aud shin.
ing long after the fish has decomposed;
red, green and purple sand and rock
crabs, and many varieties Of marine
| worms. The striped bass and drums
roo, for these with their noses. scrap
Ing along the bottom like hogs; the
bluefish and the sq%ueteague dart to
and fro. sometimes throwing them
| selves almost on the beach. to snap up
| the small fish that are helpless In the
undertow.-Outing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Bashs n. ,bs rair.

One of the features promised at the
st. Louis Exposition are sulphur batha
This was decided on only q few days
ago, after tests had been made to Do
termine the presence Of water. Thu
was found In large quantities. TIVE
wells will be sunk, and Il 10 estimated
that each one viii supply about 100000
gallons per day. The baths win "
located at the eastern part Of the
grounds and near the fire engine Sta
ton, and will be built after the lines
Of the old Pompefian baths. The plant
will cost between $4,000 and $60.0oo,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Did tho Cat Como Back.

a strange accident occurred in a Car.
thage mill the other day. says the
Kansas City Star. The mill cat. which
has an unsullied reputation as a
mouser. leaped through the spokes Of
an immense fiy-wheel In order to catch
her prey. Pussy struck the opposite
wall and fell back into the wheel,
where she could be e whirling
around head first and tail flying at the
rate Of eighty revolutions per minute.
When the wheel was stopped the cat
was discovered to be-well! alive or
dead; which?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Personal Mention.

Bourke Cochran intends to spend the
rest Of the winter In Rome.
Charles NJ. Schwab, President OF the
Steel Trust. expects to return to the
United States soon.
81. Sipiagoin. the fo.me: Minister OF
the Interior for Russia. banished. with.
out trial. o 1000 persons.
J. Pierpont Morgan has contributed
largely to the foundation OF an Amer
lean Academy Of Arts ut Rome.
Senator Allison Is one Of the only
two men who have served continuously
On the Senate since 1877. The other 10
Teller.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11

1.-THE fact that I am q good must.
cian." said the lady from q country
village, was the means Of saving my
life during o food In our town . few
years ago"
How was that?" asked the young
lady who sang.
when the water struck our house
my husband got on the folding bed and
foated down the stream until he was
rescued"
And what did You do?T
-Well. I accompanied him on the
piano."-Detroit Free Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
JURYMEN KNEeL IN PRAYER.
Petitions to tina reity Before and Afts,
the Verdict.

Chicago. Ill.-When q jury retired
from Judge C%hetlalne's court room to
decide the fate of Patrick Deehan. nc.
cused Of the murder Of John Linders.
one Of the jurors said: Gentlemen.
this Is n most serious duty before us.
Let us kneel here in the jury chamber
and ask divine guidance In the duty We
are undertaking."
The twelve men In the jury chamber
dropped to their knees and bowed their
heads as one Juror offered q prayer for
divine guidance. The juror was Will
lam H. Dletz. a Sunday-school super
intendent. The ballot was then taken
up, and a verdict Of not guilty rem
dered.
Another prayer. thanking the Deity
for the light given, was made. and the
verdict went on record.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Court Ousts Ithaca's Mayor.

The New York Supreme Corrt has
decided George W. Miller. Democrat,
was elected Mayor CT Ithaca. \. T..
last fall. The Election Board gave th"
vote to William Il. Mrndcrman. Re
publican. who since has been holding
Office. The Democrats contested De-
fore the Election Eoard. cilipinS a
plurality OF seven votes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Snlfnn o{ .l0lo Not Dead.

The Sultan Of Jolo has announced
his intention to visit the st. Louis Ex-
position. He will be accompanied by a
native retinue. 1t was enormously an-
nourced from Manila that the Sultan
had died from cholera. 1t was the Sui
tana of JOlo. bis mother. who died ut
that time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Election OF Senator Teller Legal.

Acknowledgement Miller. Of Colcra'o.
has given m opinion regarding IN"
election Of Henry VI. Teller as United
States Senator. to the erect that it IL
legal. and Governor Peabody VIII sign
the certificate OF his election - sool i;
Il shall reach him.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
DENIES KAISER TALKS TOO MUCH.
German Chnnslior Says . StronG-Minded
Ruler 10 Q Blessing.

Berlin. Germany. Chancellor Won
Buelow. replying In. the Relchstag to
nm assertion Of Herr Richter. the Rad
icai leader. that the country and the
crown Itself were harmed by the two
frequent %utterances Of Emperor Will
lam. said:
THE strongly marked individuality
of a ruler is a great advantage that
cannot be underestimate. l have
found many persons abroad that longed
for a monarch Of a%ccentuated person
ality. Nobody should blind himself
against the grand outlines In the char
acter Of our Emperor. He has a free
and unprejudiced mind. Whatever you
blame in him. he Is no Phillstine."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Relief For Martinique Sufferers.

The French Chamber OF Deputies
voted $1.400.0OO to defray the expenses
Of the relief work following the vol
canic disaster Of Martinique and passed
n law pensioning the widows and or
phans Of the officials killed at the time
Of that catastrophe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
nolivia,s vice-PresIdenr Eanfshci.

Colonel VeIasco. Fir:t Ticr-Prcsihc"i
of Bolivia. has been ban!Sied irnn'
that republic by IN executive t!crrr'
l.ecnusn Of his political opp position IL
President Pando.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11

Two Murdersrs Escape the Galiows.
President Roosevelt has committed
to life Imprisonment the death sen
tenees pronounced against George Bar
clay and James Drummer, convicted
OF murder In Oklahoma and sentenced
to he hanged February II.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Consress's Thanks to Marconi.

Senator Hoar has introduced n con
current resolution rendering the thanks
OF Congress to Signor Marconi for the
great benefit he has done to mankind
by the invention Of the wireless telc.
graph.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Policeman killed by an Ic,e,e,

Charles Daniels. q volunteer during
the Spanish War. and since that time n
policeman nj Cassopolis. Mich. was
killed by a huge iciclc which fell upon
him as he was making his rounds aGd
cut OF the top Of his head.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
want Washington s.a.u. in Berlin,

The Louisville. KY. Turnsemeinde
has started a movement among. the
German.Amcricans for q statue OF
George Washington In Berlin. In order
to show their appreciation Of the gift
Of a statue of Frederick the Great to
the United States by Emperor William.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Died Mi,hou, Medical Attendance

Horace L. Rossiter. n Christian Sci
enlist. ut II time private secretary OF
Congressman W. J. White. died at
Cleveland. Ohio. Of consumption. He
refused TO allow physicians TO attend
him
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
A Bin 10 suppress Anarchy,

A bill has been introduced in the
Michigan Senate making the promulsn.
ton Of crimlnnlly' anarchistic doctrine
a crime punishable by 5000 fine Or
ten years Imprisonment, or both.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Prasarred Death to divorce.

George II. Price. a carriage maker,
shot and killed his wife and Killed him
self n. Enid. Okla. The couple were
not living together. and Price believed
size was about to sue for divorce.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11

Prince Wolfgang. OF Stolberg-Stol'
berg. Saxony. was found shot dead In
the park of his castle in Rottleberede.
His rife was nearby. but II Is not
known whether he was murdered or
accidentally shot himself.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
MIR. C.rperie,s Off, 10 Toronto.

Toronto. Ont. Is in receipt OF Il com
munication from Andrew Carnegie Of
ferins $350.OOO for the purpose of erect
ing new public libraries. 4 vote Of
the people will likely he taken as to
the ACCESSIBILITY Of acccptiE. it,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11

RockefelIer's GIFT 10 Science.
1t vas announced in Chicago that
John d. Rockefeller had given SI.OOO.-
900 to be used In research for q tnber.
rulosis serum.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Earthauakcs In Arizona,

Severe earthquake shocks have been
experienced throughout Arizona. hut
no serious damage thus far has been
reported.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Cnmbon Auiba

Cambon Ambassador to spain.
NJ. Jules Cambon has been received
by King Alfonso. at Madrid. as French
Ambassador to Spain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
n, r.. ar.sr Twelve Years.

Because Of errors In his indictment.
job, DennIscn. serving 4 life sentence
for murder ut Chicago has been SET
free after twelve year, n JAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
FAILED To REACH
NJ KINLEY'S PEAK
on HIS PARTY GAVE UP rHE ATTEMPT SCALE
loFJIssr MOUNTAIN ~ AmERcA-cLlmago 1000 FEET

1T uaa at TYDniek. nc the head ~
FuruaKfIu arm. that Che cook party
Huuld naturally return from ia as
cent said SIR parmeiee thlH MORN
iug but aH 70 was from that point
that they proceeded inland "a the
sa5t - Mt AfeEsasag. 6ef,Fsvs- Sn3
ane has ever heard any tidinFs of
tHr party while in the vicinity
% ls probable that the party VIII
return o. seattle on the steamer
santa Ara. which D. the unxt
Steamer - arrive from valdez. She
e due October %.
The failure Of the party o. reach
the l1ffiesf peak 60 America was eNs
uertrd - experienced mountain
climbers Ia this state. Including
Major D. 8 Ingram ~ this city. who
faferastei The failure in the Star 10
days ego and who aacendad SIT 81
Elias W.th Prince Luigi 81 Italy in
isl1. tits idea that the only manner
W nHifn ME " Is iuIFV can De sue
caasfuHg scaled b. nE going g. ifa
baa- CO. The fall seems 10 b. borne
aut hY the experience ~ the Cook
party The next attempt VIII prob
ably b. m8Ir iH the manner aua.
EastcI hY Major Ingram. if ~ all
After camping az the base IT the
mountain all winter b. would begin
fhe ascent early Ia the spring - thar
the fog That collects around the
mountain later In the season unuid
be- avoided % f. This faa which
makes the ascent fa difficult ana
dang gIus.
H1t If may be years before Major
Hu l'ar u carried ont II b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

A special 10 the star from valdez
today announces chat 1r Frederick
Cock. ~ Brooklyn The u1tHd Aiplnr
mountain climber. and party are
SAFE. though they failed 60 make the
ascent 81 Mt. SIC kinieg. uhleh they
set cut ta da. earlF Go fHs alHuusf
The dispatch states that the party
reached an aiaifHia Hr ifHa fert aai
thea we're confronted W5th au luanr-
moantahla slope II granite extend
lnE $50 feet higher t4 ere t1f ~ the
mountain. AL attempts % nnd p
passage way 49, thia granite were
frutfiess. aud nu HerfeIgnaf tho
party fearing tha rapidly advance ~
ina winter season. decided ia return.
The party underwent the most
rtrsuuyua haesishIua. and The ascent
vas made under the greatest itffi-
c1sfIes.
~ the return trip the party rode
pasks Down tho mountain side and
RATED down THE GhuilfHH - lyon
1cE They VII fatafu 20 HsHtli# ~
a0an go possible.
The party wfo started out - scale
Mr. Mckinley include some world
famous mountain climbers. and their
inability f8 ascend 20 the top ~ tho
raak Indicates that % r. almost an
lupa17ihia feat
Tfa steamer Eartha aUived this
morning from valdez. bat when she
len fHrf port. September %. re- word
had get been received fram the Cook
paftr WHiin tine vessel Nsla o. Turn
aatIu 1rm. ~ Tyaniak. Tufaff , y.
prrfHarieH uaHa exhaustive iuHuIfirH
for Hsaz ~ re party bHf 30 report
Her bound ffHH1 Do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
Families That Have Suffered
From Drinking PoisOnedWik
VIII Take Their Cases
INTO Court

Who's lives we're IT DAGGER through
long weary ntEhta Of WafchtuE
Attorney GenrEa a. 1anstnn viii
probably file several suita AT
CohHdau has been investigating a
Ffrat many cases In seattle and In
1tlImsn city. where be has accom-
painted the attendant phy sici8ns ia
t. the homes Of the fever tossed liz
tie ones he states that the sondl-
uuus m aone % tie psfaraf homHa
are indeed uitiahln. two uf threa
children sometimes bvluz 900 az the
same time tn the same home the
hurHsn ~ fhaff CA4e falIinE upuu a
fnH and weary mother Who takes
fufns az watching With tha father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
re MINNIE
DEFAWTER
ARRAIGHED
wiss % Well known Dentist $1,000
STR IN tfsr Accounts

SEW YORK. pet Mr Marie
ahnaan. wife 81 sell known den
tlst. eas afmianrd here this morn
ING. charged with Declarations while
ia thH employ 81 the United states
Playing card Co. amounting "a So.
$50. witch she lost on Wall street
Mfa Johnson Whuse maiden name
a4z HaFtH i44stsss. .ssa isaaksas fssf
lu the Mes Nufh office II the aout-
many. and in addition. acted as pfi-
vat~ secretary g. T. ~ Mecuteheen.
secretary and treasurer and man
aref 90 tha Mes NaFk branch. She
Aaa married % Dr Johnson iu 1901.
bot aid net leave her position after
the mHrflsEe.
On Aurii - this year Discrepancies
are aaid 90 have been discovered IA
her accounts. according Is the state
ment given Out BY Inspector NJ
gluakF. Hnd an examination fa said
r. have revealed shortage Of tio.-
600 between January ! ana Aufii IS.
IN the accounts u tho New York
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

areHa ~ TIRE explosion.
Tasen fnen urrn aiHFa - atenss
Eh- aHiY means q theff idrntiffra=
llHn WIS hY thrrada II rialhnH
5shteH buns 10 BITS u their bodies
Taa entire dlstldnE plant b. a
mass q fuius The bodies % WNaan
and Hrenham are knnun O. BE-
buried beneath thn dehfts and Ia u
Feared that ether hojfsH wfll -
found eutaubea be- she ruins
The dehrts Is ore mass % betaE
stone ana twisted machIuery. pllad
50 high thHt e. aiii take daYa 10
eieaf If Away aHll recover the bodies
- those hufied beneath IL
Hardly q person iu the three built
iuEa esrauet death 90 luMrF sew
aral are aaF lousiy hurt and the death
FIST Hiil ~ 1uaHf 81 Increased before
another - hours shall hHve elapsed
TIE total Jos 60 the plant ulil ex-
sHe1 Iluo eco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
DA|RYMEN WILL Be
SUED FOR DAMAGES

~ hen he has returned from his labor
There il little doubt he states that
fhn milk paiauneF uan hr held liable
faf the expense ihnnasd un these
paar families Who could iii afford
the financial strain. aside FROM the
personal care and worry usrasinnrd
br tha NsstinE illnesses or DubYuis
sinna 81 their children
The ease Of the infant Cpnstans
tine viii also eama up Ia civil
suit Attorney Harrison tlostsirh
has the suit la hand. and h nuN
pfapsfinE papers u hssiu suit
against the paetfra reafslHslble Tor
the poisoning Of the fhiit faf Hrv-
rral ths~sau1 dollars The auif viii
probably BE- filed rsfif ln the eum
tur week
with these rieH aftipua ami the
criminal prosecutions Whirh are 10
BE- Instituted by the pntHefutiuss at
tafueY.s office the courts sill have
a hFNa ahaHe OF f1rmaidehFde husi-
ness Tor aumr tiuls o. come. AMI the
aairYmau vii have q general airing
Of their affairs well ttieulntsH o.
give them pause" before eantInus
Ing in their ola methods ~ bread
east destruction - llfr afid health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
ALL RECORDS
DESTROYED

a diaasts5uH fire In the residence u
nt Itoy Edward } osnsa. bishop 81
Nesauaiiy diocese at no rery avenue.
nearly destroyed the entire buu.ua a.
i1 o'clock THE morning
Tho fire started fr5m defective
fHa leading ffom the furnace into
The siudT ~ Father ) r Murghy aud
before the flames could be ralin.
guiahrd the whole uupef portion af tie
house was dratfayea
The iaaa 20 the Building and fiirn-
iHhiHss all amount 90 over tlso bat
this in nathine 81 fhr iuaatima bio iaar
~ al Abe dlaeensu frrefda Thssf a.
rlHds % the BIRTH marriage and death
rrcufds. and I'll records rtia fing a.
the business affairs 90 tht diaeess and
the private correspondence II HinbHp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
FRICHTFUL
EXPLOSION [][| |: 0s!0N
Three Wen Blown 10 AfOHS, Four
Others Killed and Many Injured
in Peoria Illinois DiSaSfer--Big
Property Loss

PEORIA. H.. uet a-seTru mrn
were kl1aA outrtHhf ard mlnfa than
score inmFef snI thfae GFe-afary
hu5ifIrk completely demolished 81 a.
ffHHhtfaf explosion AZ tNe CORNING
dIstHiesY iu thu city 8hs marHtfE
Tha dad
JAMES MINUS
CHARLES Pow ELL.
JAMES % EEh.EE
GEORGE sHAEEH
r GEORGE
JOHN WILSON
9UV BRENNAN
Eataifr injured George FINK
JONES NaisA
cooper cooker vas under tun
great pressure ard burst Almost
the entire cooker mass " raetat
EIGHT feet IN diameter ana - feet
InuR Hts blown clear through the
root aud the milifaufu ARD Finally
iaHHei 10 field go feet ffuu THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
WANT MAY
CHAMBER ASKS FOR a POST
poNENENr OF ELECTION or
PUBLIC BOND ISSUE

The chamber - commerce b. a.
caasu Hsta fiaH received ht tha county
commissioner this morning request.
- that uuard g. postpone fhe special
election called fsF the narpssss - 90
rarinE a vote uran tha aaeafiaa ~
isHHiuE bands fPr a mes rpurt hnslsr.
from nef1hrr 30 aH RisuHed uHiii aarne
Tlnse iu NuvsHH hrf
A similar request has been nenI g.
the fiff cauueH The naafraHmenf -
asked fHr in order thal the question
uf HunHsius a strip ~ country sauth
~ the city haF - voted nusn AZ the
saHn9 timH. ard HaFH 18th thH cuaufy
ara city ere expense ~ tao eiarfiana
~ action haa zee beer taken ln q.
gard % The paatpFnurui hy either she
cifH cuaneii ~ the rHfani ealanrfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

And now che les I've milk paisanrf
Is sotHE 60 catch "a al areauj Nat
only u he Ia N8Hsvf of being held
responsible FOR sHiWtuAl distribution
of potsaua. ami f'r thr deaths Of
the infants ae Kills hut he ia eaira
% be nj hard n the pockethook.
hlch CD htu VII probably be the
rHast uukindest cat Of all
Oamass salts are Ga b. filed
AGAINST several prominent datFina
on Monday. each ult eaiflHa faf re-
endorsement fer ghe Illness ~ little
ores. physicians fees. drus bills eut~
plaguseHt - auHses ana FOR the
usrgy and nervous strain suffered
~ the parents 90 the little ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
50 BABIES DIED

The health report September about 90
So si show th4 = infants have
noticeable Hls thaa the
percentage = the Z le aufg as saf.f pat q ~
ts stars nxh sHaif me fufmaitehyde
racs home aa caused ieefeae ~ he adpirtaH"n
o
number o. asaths caused By impure mills ms
whole figure
- NieAltiN PER Ont
deaths IN September hsNv been dus % TIE Impure na
De TuAla
probably FHtk D.
nsfea hs affected
thr -
office
veil that they afford 60 taks The rick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

The Queen Anne Improvement
club. At meeting held last nIahL
a resolution against Ihr issuing ~
hauta for tho building uf new
courthouse. az this timr. by a sate
of 30 e. A spirited dIa. uzal1u
among the fnef- beers 90 fhr club
prae esieI the yuflnE many contend 3
taa thar the HuunfF and rftH iuHebt
ssiaess e. tes great Ga aiiga sue i q
large buui issue FOLLOWING ia tha
Restitution as paHaef
Resolved. That ~ ls the sense ~
this rluh 70 npuuar AZ present time
The bead Proposition az Submitted
e. the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

Three Boys, Members of PrOni-
nenf Families, Assault and
Murder a Young Girl

GUTHRIE o. T. oct. 5-Thrce
white bpya named Morris halloy
and guinness. aged Is to u years
were arrested last night near Day on
"a charge N autaRiua and murder
ing 70 fasyeafault bohemian girl
MARY Ptak1sh All are members Of
families Morris com
Tossed. He said the Elrl was caught
passing through "a strip Of woods
.ud repeatedly abused After felaas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

Ing her the boys we're afraid she
would inform on them and they de-
eidcl to murder her. They ran after
her and when they overlook her cut
her throat with q pocket knife from
ear 70 sar The body was found by
her father within an hour after the
crime was committed. II WIS COW
cred with EraHH and weeds. The pco=
Pile are no aroused over the brutal
crime that the boys were brought 10
Guthrie FOR fear Of iynchinK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
inCaICuLabIe Loss TO the Local
Diocese by Fire in Bishop o.
Dea'S Residence

cahfininE The flames q the upper
floor. bat great damage was done ~
water - the furniture and books tn
the rooms beiaw Several valuable art
treasures wefe ais8 ruined.
Bishop Obea stated after the fire
that possibly some Of the records
HhIeh had uBt been completely de-
sttoyed by fire and water might atiii
b. l~gibia but said the loss would he
u uust serious oua 90 the diocese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

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to-day. sHa lan Meme 60 August =
ssIfh Judge MItksfshaH. District
Attorney Harlan EduafA Harlan.
Marshal PrrfY and Captain JARVIS
apoaFd. beside several prisoners 70
De- tried hore ~ the coming term 81
court
The Chiuaman who stabbed ans
other az Nuabagah vas hfpaNht an
fbr Hush o. stand trial here ore
dAY while the tutfaf vac kainR AZ
s good sprrd elth al aaii set this
f-hfnHuau who frurn hanging.
jumped overheard intending suicide
The dlas uiiua uu ths eHtfe9 IA -
effective nat eithiH seven minutes
tive thr8 bad stopped ship launched
. boat captured the 'hiHauau suu
aera HraIu under Roadway.
There are an the NWshaEak river
each summer about kfsa people
aeu town has been nHi 1hIsahrd about
30 miles fram She mouth ana r.
named Dillingham; in honor - the
senator A ia1 viii De bulk there
Immediately ard q count housn neFt