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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
SALE COMPLETE

Los ANGELES. Nay 10. q
Johnson today paid over uia go to
the city clerk for ths twa-mi's streNt
railway franchise. thus completing
thu biggest franchise sale ia the his.
tory 81 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

Mrs. MARY Norfon instituted d.
xutss proceedings IN the supreme
court this morning against har huas
hand Reuben Softan. she aftsEws
adultery and names Afueila AntaHe
81 this CITY ~ ssfFespeDs4eHt Nj
and Mrs %ezfn44 Ne8r married iAat
September and "a less than = month
after their welding dax the plaintiff
claims that her husband proved uns
faithful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

r. ]. Parks. a iinemnn In the en-
play Of the snpqualmia Power com
pauy. was seriously Injured by fall
ing a distance of 50 feet from the
Top OF n tree IN the alley between
Second and Third avenue, near
Spring street. at 1870 O'Clock this
morning Parks was In the tree
chopptnR away limb no that IT
would not interfere with an electric
power wire that In being strung over
g. The limb on which he was
standing broke. and he WAS preoip-
ftatad to the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
BOW WOW TRAMPS
TO RIDE IN STYLE

Warm WsatheF has ssuts. and tho
aoR catcher Niii soeu be 4kaut lie
all have = brand nsN horse and
p aRnn In = hirh 10 eaFfY off the
homeless cHfttnss that may happen
- have na friends 80 redeem their
from execution.
~ the meeting u the city eauns
81 last uisht. Councilman klstisf IN
trrduesd bill to appropriate money
fer tbs purchase Of the hufse and
uanaaf4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
BIDS FOR 4 BIC
LUMBER CONTRACT

Major bingham ~ the United
States auafternaeter's department.
has advertised Tor bids for furnish
ing materials fer the constructing u
% buildings IN the Philippines ia
lands. % be umed az quarters Tor the
troops stationed there.
The contract viii he the largest
the government has as yet let for
the Philippines The buildings vii
eprnpriHe = new post 70 be known as
Fort Mckinley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
INTRODUCE ORDINANCE TO
PROTECT WORKINGMEN


Il expected that opposition viii ds-
yeiap 70 he clause raising the a.
eenHe ffafa 500 70 tsse Per annam
ana on The clause limiting the Zee %
he charged the person employed ~
TIE agent sseufing such etuplay
The uissas q lee - per cent II
the flrsf fnsntha' waaws for posiiiaaas
paving 30 Of tsss = month. ard !
PEI cent fof positions paying lees
thAu 81 81 more than 80 HAH POSI-
Hasa above paying mafu than SIS.
freedom Of contract n allowed
AHatheF easass IN the proposed new
ordinance xnteh ~ IL thought Wiii
iend - prevent employment agency
ffauds. IL that rnEnA e uniform re-
esipt g. BE- aiF~u the person employ
81 ~ the aErat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

ADAMS r. NICHOLS.
Tss First Avenue.
St 20 - acres 81 fire land. 5 acres
bottom. one acre cleaFeis = acre
STRAW berries. groom house. pan.
tfy. : chicken houses, incubator
house. hropifes house. COW barn, &
hers. 80 chickens. tools. fine
ag.stua water ThHn land in easy
cleared and only a short distance
ffefn one Of the finest pleasure
resorts nehf the city. beats every
day. excellent wagon rad and
only two hours drive to business
center. rural mail delivery.
81 500 Five aerss Of A No. ! land,
ali under cultivation. At Riverside
Station less than % minutes ride
from the city.
tte0-A five4sere tract. close 20 cleo
trio line. ouly Is minutes ride
from city This Il Ne, ! soil with
fine spring creek through & and
In = fine neighborhood.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
ST. Washington Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
10 rAlk ON pARka

President Parry Of the city council
Instructed the city comptroller 20
formally Invite Frederick Law Ohm
stead. the pnfk expert who IL here
mapping cut a park and boulevard
system fof the city. Go be present at
and address the city council at lie
meeting. next Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
Site lor. New IIosnltal

Al the meeting Of the city eauut
Ell last night a. ordinance waH In
tradueed hY President Parry. Hu.
thariniuF the beard 81 public works
t. lease to Or fla Hata a lot i0aktae
feet At the feet Of jackson street.
DR. DE Soto proposes 10 erect =
new and iurHer hospital where the
old steamer Idaho. nov used for the
NaXalde Mission hospital. Il taeat
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

- Architects
- ". nouo2To& Ats All Collins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
WATERWAY c0MPANYS
DEFEAT

TIE petition ~ the Seattle q Lake
washington waterway Company for
the vacation Of streets along the
route 81 tie proposed canal IN the
southern part Of the city has beer
duly buried In tbs city hall grave.
yard. The city council last night
adopted the report Of the streets
committee that the prayer Of the Re.
tltlon be denied and that the petit,
tlon be placed on file.
No sulogy was said over tbs
measure. which was so rathiespix
stabbed by the Chamber of Com.
mefce. and which received such
scant attention by the street com
mittee. II went to It's pigeon hole
without ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
RoAp ro oARnAQa puMP.

The city rouneil last niKht appros
rfiated taaa from the general fund
for extending the ruad ieaainH e. the
garbage dump uu the tide late IN
the SOUTHERN part Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

II TIE ordinance 20 reaaiass en-.
uioY mcnt effieas. introduced at the
meeting q the city council last might
b the committee On iahpf tiseosuea
"a saw aud Il enforced, Il viii fefsta.r
all FEASIBILITY ~ a rspstition u Tie
recent HWHHk scandal
The measure for Witch the star
began the aEht. prohibits any stn.
nssymsnt agent from either direct.
y a. Indirectly retaining any inter-
81 IN the employment It the FsFsssss
foe " ham ne sseuFes work. and fur
shef provides that he shall have n
direct 81 laalrees understanding stth
nHH contractor 80 employer IN ref
urenee Is any such uuspiuYtusflkl
1Naefa will bn no fshg on These
elAuasa q the aew ordinance has Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
COST DEARLY TO
SEE THE SIGHTS

John Green. a logger from the
1irays harbor country. arrived in the
city last night with an appalling
thirst and an overweenlnR desire "a
zee the sights Of a great city.
Green had 1900 when he started on
the red light path. AZ the police sta.
tion. where he finally landed with a
broken head, he could find but asa
lie II unable to account for the re-
nainder Of his original capital. but
thinks the most Of Il IL IN the pos.
session Of a lady" In the Rag Time
saloon.
After his wound was dressed Green
decided 10 lodge no complaint and
was allowed to 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
ssAnlR2. ~EE-li92THs nRAWN- az :.
SUPERIOR COURT JURY


stated. IN answer to a question asked
BY Charles FRYE. that he would 50
ga strike NfEh the either rsnpiaXss -
the eampauy should they decide upon
such aetlaH
when he secured employment ~3th
Messenger 4 Co NaddE claims that
fhs members - fhs Hffs - Frye
Heufa persisted II nerHesutinx hsu
ard hy informing hta employers that
ell business relations between the
two firms would cease a. loag as
RatdY waa allowed % NuFk faF them
brought abaut his discharge FROM the
Messenger Cos employ.
The plaintiff l. represented IN the
suit ~ Attorney J J MecaFYertY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
DYNAMITE

sAIoSIco. May t-r,uSish an
thorlllss have discovered more IN.
foreground passages hers. The pas.
sases wero Oiled with dynamite sui
fieteat 70 destroy a kreAtef part %
The tu.ll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

the xufs Instituted BY Michael Rod
a. against the frye Hruhn company
70 recover 50 60 damages for a.
Legged discharge frnut the employ q
the company without aaad eaase =
on trial IA Judge EFifsnsS department
Of the superior court to-day. Jacob
F>urth. president # the Seattle Asase-
tFfe company. y 30 vas drawn en- TIE
May tury ilst. vii be a member -
the jury before which the case waa
be tried. unless ne Il let uat on a
p@rsmptory challenge.
Hu4Ha who was employed By Tire
E-fys. agAahn company a. hide eurer.
states that he mAs discharged ~ shs
Defendant last August bee auas he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

! Tracy. a civil engineer IN the
suteiay - the fireat Sufthsfn Rail-
way company. feli Through the
fstaHAEsss - sAzs sHesfts ~ the fHsi
Il p4ke street this mutninE = dts
taaee - zen fess d the beach un-
deHueath Several ribs wefe broken
and Ne Was badly shaken utk The
AntHlanae removed hfm to his hume
at faAa seventeenth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
SAIL GAME TOMORROW

The Helena team 81 the Z. \. l.
Viii Gaee UuSanies aggregation At
Athletic PARK Tomorrow Afternoon.
The Montana bunch i expected In
the city this evening The batteries
viii - N gse aud Stanley Tor the
S.atflss and Anderson and Cornish
Tor Helena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
POPULAR PAPER
Especial 10 The star1

PORTLAND Or, May t.=-paper
napkins and paper collars are com
Ing into general use owing to the
lockout OF laundry workers. En-
ployera atili decline 10 submit diff
fefenees 20 arbitration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

Josiah M Yfaines died ut his resi-
dence. 1ii1 Fir street. yesterday ar
ternoOn. Mr.. IIalneH was 10 years
Of age. Tfe had been a resident OF
this city for Is years. lie Ia sur
vived by n wife and two daughters
Mrs. Iva s. Hoadley and Mrs. Jas
sic NJ. Elliott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

NV housas on Rainier avenue. tis
80 50 per ruonth. sidewalks. water.
close 20 store. school End churches.
high. arY aud healthy. u minutes
or Washington street car line
parties renting 81 Us can become
owners nf property within z years
hY making small cash payusuts
down Downing q Leighton. as
HALEY building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

1HNVf 1 PAR u horses wslskiar
!. 80 aisa tNn single hofNe~. l. 20
auieae. for sale cheap going p1t
81 business. harm IN rear. zzNE =
First avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

The city council Last ulKht hppro-
prtatod Sit for the purchase Of two
buck elk for the park board. The
elk viii be put with the other atm
finals owned b. the eity at Wood
land mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

=I3TH ANNIVERSARY SALE OF
China and CrOckery
Dnnerware will be sarngly cheap evidence
the basement expecting that first

$3.50 one hundred piece fa...
Het pretty border dseafafiaae =
JaHnsan Hroa finest tafesl.,a
newest shape. value fiz66.
Toilet Sets t4as
At 99.Bs Large and fanfg nha...
with elaborate floral deeorsfss','..s
Il pieces. Including large -.
jar. good value Al g % ana 4 Z
sugar and Cream Sets "a
At 26o Dainty. thin carIs4..
China euEnf and Cream -
pretty floral decorations i.sss..
fnl Shares. well worth a. =.
Beautiful Salad Bowls a
Al Soc Beautifully Useafsles 4.
hefnInu China Rsiad e..
pretty shapes. god VaIue a. $
each.
China CreRmsFa f0c essh
A. Toe Choice Of asreraf -
pretty decorated China crears
dice thin china
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

AUCTION nale ~ Eadd furniture
the contents 81 fe ruama p q.
nteknrtnn a Go. win sell on the
premises. ia Washington street.
corner Occidental avenue. TOP floor,
over the California saloon. on
Thursday. the 7th. AZ 10 - sharp.
mattresses. extension tables. eea-
ter tables. ceuehsa. chairs. lace
curtains rarreta rugs haafdiua
rockers. etc. etc the above IL all
g-ea AHa clear. 2 q nlsk@fiea 4
Co. aaetlaneaFa5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
ran noH MAecltn

tR.ab Cottage Dinner set. fine
American porcelain. fancy shape,
white. value 81 30.
sasbs ffftY piece Dinner Set
green border decoration on beet
Eng tiah porcelain value 8 10.
1o.Bs ttftY three piece Dinner
het. assorted floral decorations
With F0ld edges. value 81 30,
$3.50 one hundred piece Dinner
Set. Johnson Hrna best pofes=
lain. pretty shape. border af
roses done IN paie green aud
pink, gold kHebs and handles. .
beautiful set. complete service
ror 4 people. value ftgt1
$1,000 One hundred piece Dinner
gel. Maddox = Millefs finest
porcelain. new colonial shapes.
very beautiful spray decorations
With pale green border. regular
value iz8.0d. complete set for II
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. Prl-
vate lessons daily. s@s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

taHUsaH Hs { NAY AeGsF ana 49,.
hats snea % for. except fas ~.
competition II the depsrifee.'s
ee Hhal sei. Hogern sslv.fware -
81 - per cent discount teuorrs,s~
II = your appogtaaiiy 70 bny fros.
3 eafalifets asssFtfr.snt Al aesinv
u 4 third
Hfn HazefN saxnr phsH ara
Butter EHsfe. regular - at far
set &c
WIN. n Rogers sassn sheli Tea-
spo0aa, regular tile set u {. nov
to.
waa. u. Roserr Satin Shelf D~s-
seat Spoons. regular tikt SET u &.
naw q ze
VIM. u. Ragefr Satin Smell Ia
hiespaons. regular sz.fa set q I.
At Ut
Hm. Rogers PIE knives. regular
It's each. for SC.
Vim Rogers Fancy sugar sheiis
several patterns. regular - each
for 1sc.
wm. Ragea~ Medium Forks. rig.
aar Il - sci = s. for sL1S
Guilds Sets. CONSISTING II kHass.
fork. spoon. mug and napkin r1Ex
regular ese sci. al &c
Chfld'e sets. consisting n kniEs.
fork. spoon and "a pkiu rsn9. ses-
uihr CO ST. fpr ase
ChHas Quaarupis Plated kngs.
regular aae value, fer -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
SAVE nKS1.


ENJOY LIFE.
GET HOME.
OF y ef own IN seeaiiif where Yea ksss
sss-s surroundings sud the ASSURANCES
OF nSkin4 nhunsg on Yoaf Investment.
That niaes 4 Rainier Beach. On the Hen-
ses electric tire. this nfst pines the cars
strike Iaks Washinstun. Hundreds o.
homes large sswmlti handy plenty u
work for everybody, larzs ea.foes lots
sell fat sTs. tss aai tiee. - . Down asd
% meath HufNes taiit also. ipeation
l. hish ana healthy. fishing. teatihs.
plenty wood and water. nice neiEhbors.
sehooI churches, stores. s ssis g,,s. ::
washiarton street. fsrs 20 rides Ter one
dollar ere Mr. Weed. eGsnt. at eifica
at Rainier Iisseh o. g X. stuftevant.
1890 so acres between Seattle and
Tacoma, 10 acres cleared. 20 acres
siashed. good house. we'll watered.
$500 @si0 acres nt Kent. fine soil. good
view over the valley.
kasa0-ga aeYeH Of Choice valley land
between Seattle aud THooma. 80
acres IN meadow, balance covered
with small brush.
t2a00-s acres In berries I'm the town
Of Summer. nil valley land.
sTETTENGREN- -ARNELI.
Room Is Roxweli block.
n. Il. cor. ist and Columbia.
A SACRIFICE. . -
s-rooin cottage Oh ietk ave. W. new
for tif00. terms.
10 acres. Lake Washington, In straw
berries. for t2b0o.
TAYIOReGOOK CO. as Arcade.
CHEAP lets at SIS %. at Whitman CITY,
only N minutes ride on cid NSnton car
aa~n a. monthly Come to-day. Large
warm efues on sroundsL
WE can locate YOU ON the best
homestead lands IN Washington.
We have some good farms for sale.
Call on l.. II. Casey. t06 Pacific
ssstssssss. :sie-sssssi ef-----s
For Rsut--Furrlshed Rooms
ANTED-Three or four nicely fur
nished housekeeping rooms I'm
private residence on Renton or first
hill. no children. references ex-
changed. l., Star Publishing co.
FURNISHED rooms and board, 1917
and avenue, near Pike,
NICE fNFniAHFn fNettlht hhlthait loN
two. bath and phone. 1910 End ave.
apANn PACIFIC HoTE1.. IIIn first ave.
nue. house usulf furnished! all modern:
prices moderate.
TWO furnished rooms. with use Of
kitchen. tslGB Seventh ave.
Society Notices
/ AM THE MAN.
No flies IN your home with my win
dow and door screens. tia Madi-
son. phouea~Sunaet, Main ITO.
Independent. Il 1857. Randall,
ACME, The Printer. ~ Spring ST.,
bet and and srd. Phones Sunset,
Black sQ22i Indeps \ 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

SOCIAL dance at Maya hall La
toua, every Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

{ Alth 80,
glfla 90 work In uaeIen mile.
Kirkland. Apply al mil or tiiT
FIRST avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

ID fs6fntsH@s ! anH sssenis Ss1S fS7l
NsiisY. fcsninx c9pstai Hui sest W.
. netntrrx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
BIG SALE IN
Petit
University Addition
YESTERDAY

People who have seen how uni
veTsities increase values In other
cities, buy here.
There IL no other place In Seattle
where you can buy lots with streets
graded, 6.lnoh wstsr pips with by
drsnts, standard quality cement
walks and cutters, for st2bl pay
meuta To suit YOU.
We have 80 men and 20 teams nt
work for more than 80 daya These
improvements one block from car
line and school. Prices $50 60 t2bO.
Come and nee them. Take Univers-
ity car to faftieth street. Agent on
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
Auction Sales

GOOD place foF man and wtfe. gro
eeftsH and eoHfsetisnstfes cheap
rent Call ~ SOS seeoHd ave.
ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
Eight to Eleven

Each department represented in the 8 to II o'clock
list will be busy with customers from these bargains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
Special Notice

" iTSSxiS s great ssiisssssss s.ssts sssss1s
matiu cradieAtor will cure at least
20 per cent OF all those who are suf-
fering from neuralgia, sciatiea, in
fammgtory. in fact ali forms Of
rheumatism; q destroys the acid in
the blood. one bottle. and very Of
ten ons-third OF a bottle, effects a
permanent cure. II If pleasant TO
take~only 10 drops In wine glass
OF water three times "A day. Il
does the work. and does II quick.
or money refunded. price 81 90 by
mail II out Of the city. don't go
north without IL. N II. winans,
Az New York block. Seattle Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

Mrs Nj. TETZLoeF gives magnetic
massage treatment. diagnose dis
ease and gives one treatment free
every Monday morning Circles
every Wednesday night. 1908
Fourth aVauua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

Yer Ie-MIsosFlsneous
oNkAf lkUNbAffttN sAIsk 81 tbs R.a
Fruas FsrBitufs c. ene $40 e@oa1f es.
sase south. owinE &c the kurstins II
seAef main. Whfch damaged cur frnmsas-
stofk considerably are afferiua 10 sh,
public bargains IN gar iins that will sur
prise an esartihs public Farsitafe,
steves. Fauaes heaters, rfockefY are
glassware aud ell hesiaehsla furnishing,
- shout eHsatsuth - their aetua1 value
Embrace this appurtaaAy and secure bar.
rains fn cur iine 81 ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

NOTICE HORSES ron SALE
A carload OF pack. saddle and driv-
Ing hesaes a. n. p. nee ssockyasas
! on tide fats, near Hammond 3
FIGURING mill. 20 be sold al public
auction on Thursday, May Tth, 1908.
at ,. ~. sharp
! JOE MARTIN. Auctinneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

ron SALE Three horses. weight
from 100 20 1900. harness. new 2
seated hack Ring up Main 2sf or
inquire Walia walla Feed Store.
south Seattle. after 10 a, m.
qon RAf.F-Htssss. ranges carpets. leather
: chairs tables, book cases. shgw cafeA
wararahes asd pictures at half pfies. col.
SOS Pike street.
DuH new Universal Grinder i here Gait
and sea H. oifford q Dow, III Seneca St
WE ARE NOT IN THE TRusTl
The best OF dry t-foot mill edEinEs
for si.sa pei cord 1t our yard,
South Seattle.
NTWELI.E MILL a MFG, co.
South End OF Grant Street Bridge.
FOR sALE--A pair OF horses, ex~
press wagon and harness. 220fh
First avenue.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-04
GkLL0WS THIS Time
FOR CALEB POWERS
Third Trial Terminates at
Georgetown, Ky.
VERDICT CAUSES SENSATION.
Former Secretary of State Charged
With Completely in the Murder Of
Governor GoebeI, Has Now Been
Sentenced to Hang.

Sentenced to Hang.
Georgetown, Ky, August 31.-The
third trial OF eX-Secretary OF State
Caleb Powers for completely in the
murder of Governor William Goebe!
in anuary, 1900, closed shortly be-
fore noon today with the extreme pen.
atty Of hanging for the distinguished
prisoner who has been in the penn
tertiary for three years on life sen
fences. The verdict OF the jury, guilty
and the punishment of death" was re-
ported into court at 11:20 o'clock to-
day. Several hundred people crowd
ed the court room when the verdict
was read and the most intense silence
prevailed. The jury was polled and
each man declared the verdict of guilt
to be his finding. Powers sat unmov.
ed while his attorneys asked for time
to make a motion for new trial
Arthur GOebel broke down from
the strain on hearing the verdict of
guilty. The jurors decline 10 state
what occurred in the jury room.
George Wyatt was foreman.
Arthur Goebel, brother of the vic
tim. is a prominent merchant at Gin
cinnati and has spent his time and
fortune for over three years in the
prosecution Of those accused of being
in a conspiracy to Kill his brother.
Powers has been convicted twice be
hEF-.y third ~ n I;,h
the jury brought in a verdict of gull
ty against himself At the previous
trials he escaped with a sentence to
life Imprisonment. as the evidence was
not sufficiently strong against him to
lead the jury TO intilct the eXtrems
penalty
All three of the trials were con.
Quotes at Georgetown, and each OF
them he had the assistance OF the
most able aweyrs who could be pro.
cured. Subscription lists were circu.
lated in his interest by friends, and a
sum of money was secure1 to defray
the cost Of his repeated trials and the
investigation OF the circumstances
which preceded the killing of Cover.
nor Goe6el, in tbs interest of the de
Tense
The latest trial was distinguished
by the fact that Powers addressed the
jury in his own behalf, and in a long
review of the case shOWe5 himself to
he a very competent attorney. while
his eloQuence in pleading for his life
astounded those who had watched him
carefully in the past trials of the case,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-04
Or. krsuse Released from Prison.

London. August 3l.-Dr. krause the
former governor OF Johannesburg. who
was sentenced in London Jan. Is, 1902
10 two years imprisonment after hav'
ing been convicted on the charge OF
melting Cornelius Broeckman, the for
mer public prosecutor of Johannes
burg, who was executed by the Brit
ish IN South Africa, TO murder John
Douglass Foster, an English lawyer
who was on the staff of Lord Roberts,
was released from Bentonville prison
today. He expects to return TO South
Africa and eschew politics.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-04
UNIQUE PENSION FRAUD.
Mrs. Melton Drew S4oo as Widow OF
Her Husband.

Mrs. Melton Drew s4oo as Widow Of
Her Husband.
Savannah. Ga. August Sl-Speciai
pension examiners have unearthed a
pension fraud here that they constd-
err unusual
woman represented herself as the
widow OF Ter brother who was killed
IN the civil war. The examiners say
II Is the first case OF the kind that has
come 10 the departments notice liz
20 years.
Isaiah Owens was the soldier Ia
the union army upon whose account
the claim WAS made His widow.
C-ay.ssa Owens, did not survive him
long.
His sister Mrs. Molue Melton. who
lives Oh Whitemarsh island. near Sa-
vaanaA, made application. several
years ago. ana Ia. drawn $500 She
allied that she was his widow.
Sac also applied for back pensions.
an ouctag 10 $4,000 This LED 10 an
Investigation. The officers arrested
Z ". Bradford. a white man. whose
name appears in the papers as d wit
me-
they are now looking for Airs. Mel
tol.