davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

possession of the fact of the distin-
guished yachtsman's illness. the state
ment was issued as follows
"The disease-colitis and catarrhal
appendicitis II is progressing favora-
bly,. and the condition of the patient
is satisfactory.
"HOMER M. THOMAS. MD.
GEO. w. WEBSTER, M. d.
NICHOLAS SENN. NJ. D."
Sir Thomas complained of a pain in
his stomach when he arrived in Chi
cago to be the guest of Alexander IL.
Revell. and incidentally to look after
his business interests here. A few
hours later he was compelled to take
to his bed in his apartments at the
Auditorium Annex. That night the
physicians whose names are signed to
the official statement held a consulta-
tion. and It was decided that the pa
tient must remain indoors for a few
days at least The few social engage
ments which had been prepared for him
were cancelled. In the morning word
came from the sick room that the pa
tient was suffering acute pain. and an
otler consultation Of the physicians
was called A thorough examination
was made and the case diagnosed as
given in the statement prepared for tho
press
This morning the condition Of Sir
Thomas Upton had not materially
changed. II was announced that this
patients condition was satisfactory.
No positive decision had been reached
as to whether or not it would be neces
sary to perform an operation, but th'
'pinion of the doctors was that thl
Probabilities are against the neeessit!
II such step.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
Western Rates va. 3. q 0. R. R.

Persons contemplating a trip to the
West viz. Pittsburg. Cincinnati ST.
Louis. Chicago and poqnts west there
OF can save money by purchasing tick
cts via the b. & o. r. r. Rates from
Wilmington are $500 to i'ittsurs, 1910
D. m. train daily; $3.50 TO Cincinnati
s21.25 to St Louis. s17.oo to Chicago.
Fast express trains equipped with
day coaches, Pullman Sleeping Parioi
and Dining Cars. leave Wilmington
daily for Pittsburg, Cincinnati 81
Louis and Chicago without change
and at those points connect dn Union
depots for all Western points. For de-
tailed information write or Apply 70
ticket agents or II. A. Miller T. y
Agent. city ticket Once. foot of,Markel
street. Wilmington, Del m"'
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
SIR THOMAS IS
SERIOUSLY ILL
Irish Yachtsman Is Suffering
From Appendicitis-His
Condition Is Satisfactory
ALL ENGAGEMENTS CANCELLED

Chicago, Sept. 17-Sir Thomas Lip
ton is suffering from "colitis and ca
tarrhal appendicitis" according TO an
official statement made by his physi-
clans. Assuming the public to be in
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

Think you can make a straight line for
the pole this time?" they asked him.
why, yes" returned the arctic ex-
plorer. a wan smile wrinkling his
bronzed features. Il think there is one
more dash in me-"
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
Rev. ,chsnman's LIfe Barely Isaved.

.schspman's Life Barely Saved.
Waraaw, Ind. Sept 1.-THE life Of
Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman waA barely
saved heve by prompt action OF several
local ply ysicians BY mistake, his wife
gave him an overdose of bromcdia in
stead OF tonic he had been taking.
Dr.. Chapman lost Consciousness, and
the physicians worked several hours
befoyo his condition was materially
improved. 1t is now thought he Will
rccovor.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
Inhabited Volcano.

A little Japanese village. some thirt,
miles from the town OF <tmamoto, 5.
situated in the crater of a volcano. which
may some day become active again. Tn,
village lying 800 feet below the top oI
the yoicano. the wallis OF which are yer,
steep is quite hidden from sight. Its 200
1nhab.tants seldom leave dhis place.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17


sprRrrF's sskI.E.-BY VIRTUE OF Al
urtf of Tevn,I Faciaa TO me directed
win be cxpos. NJ 20 public sale, at the
Court House. m Market street. between
Tenfh and Eln, zenith streets. in the city
~ Wuminrton. New Castle county and
state Of DclaWa &C,
on foNDAY.
mum oiat nav = " QrpTENrBFR 1903
al $50 o clock a. M.
the follov,lna dcscr V)cd real estate. viz:
An that certain ! ot. piece or parcel Of
fnnl with a three story brick dwelling
thereon erected aitua .e In the city of WIZ
mlngton aforesaid, be unded and described
as follows TO wiz
Berinninu ut the Yves Nerly Side Of jack
SON street hctwcen kirk avenue and Ninth
street at the distance ot eighty-iwo feet
eleven aud one half Inches rorthorly
from Kirk avenue. then,,c westerly parol-
lci 10 Kirk avenue One hundred feet 10 q
corner; thence northerly perallei 10 Jack.
son pt-cct twcnty-onc iceO ci0h, and ONE
half ir chcs TO corner; cree e0stcrN
PARALLEL 10 Kirk avenue a1ld passlns
lhr1nrs ne ccntre OF the fNrty wall no
iwcan this property ana the one pd1oin
inr on fac n0rth one hupdroil feet to N,
sald vroq'tf'iV side of JeCkson street and
thcnce tlhs-chy southcrlv twcntv-onc feet
hirhf and onc-h4lf inches 70 the place
of bcginnlre. be the contents thereof wha'
they may.
solzrd and taken IN execution as tho
prcuarfv "a Thomas FrrrY and Annie
his ~yvifo mtTteagor. and TO be sold by
EtQNff y SrfDHAW. sheriff
ShoriT-s Office Wilmington. Delaware
september q 1908
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

Il never saw him so gloomy as he
is these days. He looks as If he had
lost lot OF money"
Next thing 10 IL. One OF his friends
has lust inherited a lot"
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

AVANTED-To buy old feathers, old
feather beds, will pay highest price.
Must have 500 feather beds IN five weeks.
Send postal American Feather Co.. 336
Catherine St., Philadelphia, Pa. sIr-Im
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

FOR SALE-Hotel, good will and
fixtures. good business. For sale on
account of i'll health. Inquire at this
Office. septr5 Nv
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
DocKsTADER's THEATRE,

seventh and ShlpieY streets.
GRAND OPENING BILL.
Commencing Monday Matinee, Sept. 21st.
& THORNE COMEDY co.
CARSON AND WILLARD.
THE DANCING HARTS,
THE LUCIERS.
COPELAND & COPELAND.
THE LABEL TRIO. MAY WARDELB,
the great KINTEOGRAPH Production of
MANDY and 81 at CONEY ISLAND. %
Afternconsiand Evenings. TO- 20, soc.
Always the Best Show in Town.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
BuSIA 'esS CARDS
GOD &C.,.
Experts in h,Nsdng
and Ventilation. u"
TsIsuhOns 100, Whining ton, Del
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentl.inaiN' 70
manage business in this courrS' ana
adjoining territory for well and I'm or
ably known House OF solid Annncl'h
sanding $1,000 straight cash salary
and expenses. paid each Monday ny
.hecis direct from headquarters. EN-
pense money advanced, position per-
manent. Address Manager, olo Mo-
non Bldg, Chicago, w.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
Wln search For John Paul Jones' Bod

VIII Search Tor John FauI Jones' BODY
Warrington. Sept. H. - Secretary
Mood~S attention has been called to
the fact,that no monument marks tho
grave Of John Paul Jones in Paris. In
the event that the bones Of the distin-
guishcd ma yal hero can be found Sec
rotary Moody yill order warship to
France to bring.thcm home.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

England has nine submarine war YES
sells built or building and France has
fifty. Their presence is expected to make
blockades Impossible.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELLA
WARE, at Wilmington, in the State of
Delaware. AZ the close of business, Sep
tember 9. 1908.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. o.. ....... $500 446 81
Cverdrafts secured and unse- If
cured. 81. 81. ...........-.-.- "A 3
L. s. Bonds to secure circulation 27.500 "a
Stock. securities. etc. O.. o.. ......- $50 90
Banking house. furniture, and
fixtures ...... see. e. .........- 5000 90
Due from national banks mot
reserve agents)... J.. D.. =. ....sl1si4.s7
Due from state banks and bank
ers.. ..... ....... e.. .. ..... 1887 81
Due from approved reserve
agents ..-.. ......... 59'4o0 81
Checks and other cash Items. 41H 7s
Exchanges for clearing house. 2.SS9 -
Notes of other national banks. 4Go5 90
Fractional paper currency, nick
els. and cents. 81 p
Lawful money reserved'in bank, viz:
Specie. .........-..A2l5l .
Legai-tender notes.. q. s,oio oo-5o,lm Is
Redemption fund with y. s.
Treasurer Is per cent. Of cir
y culation).. ..... ...... ..-.-- l.sh 90
Total. 49,. d. :. e. .ss5i ,si7 Oa !
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in..............sl sle, 900 90
Surplus fund. q. q. ....... ...... 10000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid q. .+ ...-........ 6,5h 30
National bank notes outstand-
ing. 49,. 49,. ...... ......... 1880 90
State bank notes outstanding. $50 so
Due to other national banks... 1886 80
Dividends unpaid. ..... . .... So
Individual deposits subject TO
check. .... j.. .. e. ............ $4,000 70
Demand certificates Of Ueposit COO 90
Certified checks. 80. ..... ..... 169 &C
Total. ..... ... ..... ........-..- -Saol,94f O2
state Of Delaware. County of New Cas-
tie, ss.;
T. Henry Baird. cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
II. BAIRD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of September, 1903.
MOSES WE'LL.
Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
FREDERIC PYLE.
ALEXIS I. DUPONT,
EDWARD ANDREWS.
Directors
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
Rooms E0R RENT WITH BOARD
For SALE.

FOR SALE-A tract of thirty-six acres
of cultivated land at Centreville, Del.
on Kennett Turnpike, having present
md increasing value, there being several
admirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co., Trustee.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
FOR SALE

A building lot in good location
or will exchange for horse and
carriage. Address Lot, this
Office.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Taxpayers.

House viii be open during the month Of
September from Q a. m. TO y m. and
from 1870 to p. m. except from Sep
tember 2S to 30. inclusive. when It will
be open from s a. m. until 10 p. m. TO al
low taxpayers to take advantage Of per
cent rebate.
HORACE C. RETTEw.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17
BANK STATEMENTS.
The National Bank
Of Wilmington j and
Brandywine

Wilmington, DEL, Septic, 1908.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELLA
WARE at Wilmington, in the State of
Delaware AZ the close Of business. Sep
tember g. 1908.
Evening journal., 1903-09-17

Read ne Eveping Journal I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
kid" SMITH HELD
FOR THE MURDER
coRoNER's URY WAS TOLD THAT HE SAID WHEN
ARRESTED. WELL. GOT ONE COPPER. ANY
{. wAY"-PoLIcEMANsP HILBRIcK's STORY

, battle With the lhuks ana Of Fhom-
Whsn phisriek took Thomas sun
froH him. he Remarked
''Noh rv poof shot.
well" anrwervd Thomaa 4 got
au. copper. anyway
b. ) Hickey Was next called he
said chat he saw Schanvman follow
lnR two men on Occidental avenue
an the fatai night fiC heard two
shots hcfore be saw the officcr and
ghr two man Then ne he 10 three
shots when sehancmnn sauEht NJ
with the two men.
Hickey stated that be saw the TIVE
mfn RAN aftcr the shooting Thew
wens Go Jackson street. turned eaH
ard then doubled back M the direc-
sinn = the Waterfront
rAttoimau Hans Damn he1ra two
shots fired near the corner ~ occl-
dental avenue and Main street and
tf-n three mofr az the piarc where
sehanenian VAS kiiied His taniis
mouy was the last kiven
{ The rafnarkRhIe statement made O.
l pafruifnan 9u pitibs4ek hY Thomas
has heretofore he,'u kept quiet by
/ the nalicv.
while Il Is rtll believed by most
! nf the police that IauHHH sid not
laetual4y commit the murder, hVs was
struggling with ratr8iman Sehane'
man when he YEAS killed. there u q
I possibility that white che tive men
I Thomas ard a companion. were ron.
aims ~ jackson street thsy changed
I revolver
The police did not Wish q make al
the information b. theft hands ruhiif
TITS morning. ana for that reason
cut r. little testimony II wes the
intention h simply have enough tee.
! ssmauv 90 wsrFsu; the holding .;
Thomas on = criminal charge, The
iury. however, tnck the tssiimeaY ~
Il came - them and pronounced
/ Thomas guilty Of seh murder
u l. rroba BILE that an information
amNsuiu Thomas Will be flied direct
tfv ~ thf superior enuft char gins
! him with the murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
ORIENTALS MAY BE
ElRCEl dull lE
THE CITY SCHOOLS

II the ovcFrfow ding - the public
schools Of the city continues. the leo
young Chinese ard Japanese who are
az present receiving free education
IN seattle are liable Is fare badly
n any pupil must BE taken aut the
sshszsi= fer iatA sf room. Il viii -
these ktudirma little OFientalH that
VIII fires be removed Sapsrln=
isudrut Cooper has adopted that
course as the most just 80 all con.
cerusd
Lest year several japanese boys
hNa to be taken CUT u tbs Columbia
school for shia reason. hat 10 10 the
present ttfue IN the sChaai terms =
repetition ~ this proceeding has not
become necessary. Ia san Francis.
co. hoWeyer. where there are also a
laTr. number Of Japaneme tn the
q haais. nearly ice u the little
hroen bays have been forced cut
on account 81 the oVNrrFee ded con-
ditien % the bulldinRH
Superintendent Cooper has thaa
far avoided adopting such drastic
Measures. hut emily hv trF nafefFiHz
about . anarn Of the Japanese Hsrils
from oYerefuwdad huildinks 10 those
less patfonired. lie said this morn
iue
Z hofe that u wlll not becoms
necessarY 60 farec any q the Jae-
aness out ~ the schools, AZ they
have all the rishte 81 any other rec
ldent - this country. and are unu-
ally hard sfuaauta However. " thf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
ON TRIAL
FOR LIFE
/. o. NGous BEFORE COURT FOR
kEsARiAN's MURDER

The trial u !. o. Negus for tbs muir.
der n EdWard Ksfhtian. last Nay.
sas begun iH the ..iminai dapas ffneat
u the superior court ,hia morning
tirsRt cate il being taken n ths seisea
lion n the Jury ~ the defsudaafa at
toFGeFs. Eaiiofl 4 fabrn ard Hart 4
Hart. and up until q late hour this
afternoon M panel HAD not been &C.
erptsd.
The court voom h crowded. mere -
thar a. any ease since the trial -
Paul Underwood last year, a. both the
friends 81 ths murdered man AMI the
murderer have turned cut IN large
numbers
Nsaas shat fssbahiau throufkl the
abdomen May 4 and tho wound pius ID
fatal ueHk later The shooting oes
cnfFed N TIE yard 81 house - Ia
iona rented b. kehahian, but owned
b. SeHsv. Trouble between fhe Two
Young fBen l. aid ~ have been caused
~ Neaus serving notice on kshahinn
10 vacs is tho premises. and at the
tame time insulting Niss Ida Crates.
4 fsstet sister u the dead man.
kshshiau 10 said g. have struck
seFns and then q have jun I'D back
A ssesmd later Negtis. u IL charged.
pulled his gun and fired
Neaua u confident thss he will be
able e prove that the kiliiHr was IN
self defense. lie denies hpFing insult
"a Miss Coates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
DIG up SAID THE
JUDGE To DR.. PARKS
VETERINARY SURGEON WAS FORCED TO EMPTY HIS POCKETS
IN OPEN COURT AND PAY his wiF EALisonY

- NEEDED TIE messy Myself. business
kss net heen good. ana | haven been
fvslink veil
49, ~...- ~s~.-~~>~ -,
NJ Tarks. = vel hnaNn NetrftcAfr
sarxeon save Superior 1asiEs railmAn.
tbs snorainx. fse falling e pay his
wIfe. AIRS Eta faskx = a ueeN all
uloay ordered IS the court nearly a
meath ago
Parks invitation 70 rcfns IN and
eenfer with the Judge wsz a lsrKs ase-
uneut headed Citation fer eea-
tempt After Ne had given ths ~x.
eus~~. Judge TsfiFuan- vsoss heart Is
- martsc toward h1EisSads Who ean
but won't Support tne wefuer they
have sworn 70 lass and cherish. 3rd
snaow. wiih al their ws~flly soosta.
every Saturday ussht did not look
sympafhetics
How much Hssaeg have yoa with
year he questionsd. xlsh due 1sz3..
cal severity
Practically nothirm. v0ur horur =
Parks repiiea ''sIavbe ak deilars'
hardly enough foF me = set along o.
iii more money eoru~s IN"
Give ~ % your wife. now.
PARKS looked chaKrtped. bat saw the
gusiKr meant What he said ard with a
niah. reached deep Gown IN rs peek
ets, ard smpficd them enc after the
other of fifty-cent pSecsa ard quarters
and dollars
Nrw. Parks attorney toak the mouSy
without ever saving '.thnnku.~ ard
. handed Il % hia citsat. q neatly dressed
htfLs wornan. who had been sitting n
the hack % the conrs roou KsEiux r.
proechfsiiy - The man from zhe
wishes to make her ez.hunbaud
nr. PARKS was then Informed ~ ths
court that he sgiil owed his Nife's At.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
BODY WAS DEvOURED
BY CATS AND DOGS
INVESTIGATION noHTH BEND hERmITs DEATH RESULTS
IN STARTLING DISCLOSURES

Sensational IN the extreme r. the
story told by Deputy Coroner tHhams
Who returned shortly before noon to-
aav from North Rcud. where he went
10 Investigate the death o. John X.
CavcnauEh. an ased hermit who cied
alone ia HE little cabin near that town
several days aao.
Coroner Hoye was first notified Of
the old mans death IN a letter received
Yesterday afternoon. The case appear
ing 10 need investigation. Deputy
laham was sent out. Upon hts arrival
a. North Beud he learned. among
other things. that the old man had
been buried without an inquest
The circumstances were most re-
xoiflng. When found the body had
been badly mutllaed ana half devoure6
by cats and dogs. aud was In a bad
state - preservation. Owing 70 these
facts. probably. the funeral was held
quickly and With eeant ceremony.
NltbouKh the dead man Was a Union
veteran ef tho civil War aud possessed
u considerable meana, the corpse was
placed In rough wooden box and In
ie-sea tn \ shallow grave OF Cave
uauEhs own farm. Justice Of the
Peace Thomas i.ddie assumed the
duties Of coroner and ordered the
burial, although Coroner Haye claims
tho action was unwarranted,
The hodv was dislutorred, under
DEPUTY fsham'H orders. and brought
20 this city Relatives IN Quincy, M,
have been notified and Il IL probable
that, the remains will be shipped TO
them for intsrment
Deputy IEham further found that a
large list Of men had performed siight
services Ia connection with the case.
for which they asked eUorhitRnt prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25

taru~3 IS Witch ~ would have %
raT tn the course - = nest tsf aays.
sf SEA HHa YEA cant sasks suHssiEh
suIr0 yguf eaifiHg said tHdE raii.
man. go ieh - 49, iahafss ana
then yeu can snake E.se = a.. At
irast MAns men support i4rss fam.
ltles 90 i..az
"Hai Judge PARKS pirsdsd II
dia that I Wcults die. ara thea no one
eaiiId act mensy cat 4 me. Bat tbs
easirt turned a dsAf ear his say. and
the cIsrk called the usxt esse
DR. and Mrs. fsrka WIRE married
last January. ct which time airs
Parks claims nhe turned over al the
sassaf SHE hza Saved. slsssss g. -. q
her husband uuFiax vsstlt she made
to iliiaeie soon after she claims. hsr
spouse transferred hEa NnectlQas ~
Miss ransy fAttiedeia Wbs u namcsi
a. GO sfsuasnt - the suit
Aias fsiltisasid, feeling asFiefsd. has
brought sgitt against Mrs. Parks - ~
cav-s IS rs for malicious siar,1ers In
sfd~r - make thinEs square. Ars
PARKS attorney n smiling 70 himself
snd ORA wing pr papers "a a suit ~
which Mrs Parks demands from Miss
H4ttieHetd SIS - for alienation q he's
/ hunhaad-a snsctienA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25

The inquest III the case Of Police
man Albers {. Sehsnsman. who was
murdered hy thags whom he was at
tempting @ aFree,. September -
Was held az the neuney- Watson
mcrgue this morning BY Coroner
IIeye. Rut small part Of ne oel-
dence IN the hands Of the pelice va
introduced. This was all decidedly
against Thomas. alias KID siaith
and the foregoing yeratet was
quickiy rendered.
Inspector uf Police Wiiiartl AaA
the first witness called 20 TIE stand
lie Vas IN charge AZ the gelice sta
tieu at the time 9 fthss murder. snd
told briefly of SchNnefnen's death.
nr = 4. Nsitsls was next called
lie attended the wounded cffleer
ard performed a post tuortem EXAM
inatio ref the body The witncss de-
serifea the course 81 the bullet
through the head The shot. the
physlelan said. must have bssen fired
at close reane.
fsatfolnan CT phiihrtck vas next
called lie was with fatruinaan
Jehn Huff after the murder Of
aehaAssunn and When Thomas was
shot down. The offieer told % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25

evsfcrewdiaR ~ the schools b~couls
very murh paafe pronounced 1 wiii
BE- obliged 70 pursue such a course.
I have heard sane persons sx-
press a disiiEa towards allowing any
ufientsia IA the schools. but IN the
ease 81 the Japanese. the iastsf have
a rsffset right Go secure thts benn.
fits ~ cur free educational inssifa-
tons In fact, this should be de.
sired IL they ATE TO become Ausft-
can citizens The objection u. ~
have learned from rfear question
inE OF those bnya who attend tha city
pfouCFtng an t7uFiiah education Efa-
schools II that many 81 them. At.
TOR procuring sa l.uRitah edseRtfon
gratis IN this country. 60 back 70
Jsfan 80 live.
~ seems that II tn cheaper for
them 10 come over here 20 attend
our Institutions of learning than ia
procure II n the sehooia q Japan
THAT sort % thing. - course. u
not right, and when n comes to a
question 81 removing either Anerf.
ear ct t#FaHsss children from the
srknuis Tor sAas nf accommodations.
The Japausre WIN 20 first"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
TRIM MHRR STILL
LIVES BUT Will DE
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN KILLED. rs FOUND MoRTALtv
WOUNDED AT SCENE OF HoLpuP-wLL TALK

said he lived fin Portland. lie would
not tell the names OF the others IL
Il believed he VIII confess before be
dies
connora was first taken to thu
county 5an this morning and after
wards was removed 20 the Coed
Samaritan hospital. where he viii
pvoba hiy die one shot went through
bis head. At this time he Is uncon-
sciaua lie will not talk. Ills hands
Indicate that he Is working man.
He wore overails and u jumper.
Posses are stlil securing the woods
along the river fer the robbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
BURGLARY

A burglar ranHasksd the residence
Of A II HrYr At ga truasi - sy, tssf
'front.' 81 the house The thief is be.
lissYed hy ghs pailCe 60 be the saffss
ans Who also broke into the Smith
residence on Summit avenue. last
alght TIE burglary AZ the Frye
home occurred between ] and ?
o'clock last night
The thief ranAas krd several rooms
and secured three pufscH containing
4 fuN cents IN each. and a number
Of pieces % jsweiry and tfinbets
CITY Detective Tenant inresti-
gated the ease aud believes the job
70 be the week % a clever thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25

PORTLAND. Ore. sept 2i--eher-
iff storey returned 10 Portland this
morning from the scene OF the at
tempted hold.up on the oregon Rail
road a Navigation Comrany's road.
near Corbett. last night. with the
one hiRhwayTuhn who was supposed
10 have been killed.
At 81 20 o'clock this morning Shet-
10 storey found the robeer lying be-
side the railroad track at the scene
% the attempted hold-up with buck
ahot wounds ira the head. fatally in
igred. but not dead. The robher
gave the name OF Jim Cuunorx and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
ELECT OFFICERS
AND ADJOURN

EAt4T LAKE. Utah. sept zt.-s-The
International brotherhood Of Fiec=
tricaI workers adjourned To-day
Among the seven vice presIdents
elected today are A. J. Sullivan OF
gan Francisco. William Giledorf
MAS elected general Organizer. a
popular vote from the local unions
Wiil decide whether ~ Faao of
Louisville gets the next conyen-
tiau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-25
FORMALDEHYDE FiEND
AT WORK nv TACOMA

Mcdonald leaves tonight FOR Taco
ma and says he vii prosecute the
pedssiefa ~ utsee.
This IL the firrs time an accusation
Of potsonine has been brought
against A dairy In Tacoma. Several
restaurant keepers have been ar.
rested IA the past because their milk
was found T. have mn insufficient
amount 81 huttrr-fai. hat thla 10 the
first case Of furtnaide hytis.
The fnrFNaidehyar aas foand Ia
varying quantities.. bat IN each sam
pie there was an amount which the
chemist considered dangerous 90
consumers.
Whaieem are now Ia the hands 81
the chemist.