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rbousands of Prominent People
sodExcurSi0HiSfs Gather 10 See
,be LeyiftiaH Take Her Initial
plunge--Detaiis of the Con-
sfrucfiOn and Equipment

on ane excursion steamrr The har=
bar Wata tllird with excurainn boats
aud craft ef all descriptions. James
] HiHs private yacht. WacpatA. wuH
aHuaug the number and was trim
med aith SIZES from Aeck 10 truck.
So weasel aupFoAuainE the Mlnna.
sofa in alsr has ryrf been built IN
the Enite1 states and aiix tNo
ahroad thv Csltic and cedric
fha MinnreatA b ~ the intsrmedi-
ate cargo and ps,sasngef tfpe and
euilt under tinYds survey She =
80 feef long 90 fees 9 inches side.
- feet stah 90 uprer deck - fest
hiKh IA eAplaia's brtaEe ~. tees hlsh
10 top q mast. b iiyaod ~ = four
matted schooner. with paia maata.
And has ave continuous dea.ks
named az foilowai nrisp lower
tween. main ead urrsB al plated
with steel T'ha four dreks which
are not eonilneslia arg chr tofseastls
promenade. bTiaEs AVID boat decks
Ard en- top ~ All coua's the captain =
ee aas zatien l,ridsr nsakies nine
Henb@ 81 all Tha stem. stern post.
Faader and struts Or ahs,tta ars -
cast asaei
me vessel - eivltcd traus0vi ssly
inEa thirteen WatetEiEfN rompafts
fasnts me engine aud boiler Fessns
tan NJ defifat iausiuiiiualis - 4
ssalsfiI9ht tulthesd snakes taaf
ssafrFslsht machinery Compartments
1Ize dnubia b1ttem - idx feet deep
AID extends afFets fhr Nhals bat
tom = fhs vessel TITS space car
hold about 90 tons - water bal
at Whenever Fsquir~e ard = a.
Fssad into twenty eight vateftiEhs
camIstF tu1ents ~ aefitiuu e. ehaVs
vatea TANKS are ipoat~i On she tween
faeA enc on each side q center I've
- these tanks are aitrf harvard q
asasatnsfF and lwp ab8fs. anH com
f4in in al uFvf 4 600 tons ~ water
hftNEaf Ger tate hull 10 fIveAss thto
fHrfY-sfx waterttEhi compartments
@anIn - the hatcnNn are - iafae
tNs4a NlataE = faalmNf aslFh am tlsssa4
- "a. ..As 49,. ..aS., 800
-. ..aeMsr .. - = =
marine 81 land boiler can - iews
ssef II fht Down iugn the bold Every
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EXCELSIOR IN
FROM MLDES
Reports That Place Buried in Snow But the STAN.
Pede TO New Gold Fields Keeps Up

Steamer Excelsior arrived from
Vatdes eariy this morning win "
passengers. including J. 4. Levy and
W. T. Henpie. prominent merchants
Il that city.
The Excelsior reports that when
she left Vslfes. April 2. the little
mining city was almost buried under
vefitahle mountains OF snow. The
winters snowfall was the heaviest
on record.
The stampede from Vaides oon-
tinues. The trails nv all direc-
tlona are covered with mushers
and their outfis bound 10 the Tanana,
e4A4EHa atA4e creek f,hHy4.s al
other districts. The amount of
goods taken IA this season exceeds
In quantity anything that has ever
gone into the Copper river district
before
Tho trail ia stlll In hne condition.
hut Copper river ~ liable now Ia
overflow or break up any time
According 20 reports received be-
fore the Excelsior sailed there were
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Bartender Shot in
Each But Neither
Seriously Hurt
One RObber Arrested
and Identified
Old Offender

tee second shut ~ss fAvd. Ut wVni
4tid
nsth The thugs Their ran cat Of ths
80 Isan without taking any Of the
rnonss IA the uil One went down
Fffst avenue Thr ofhsr started 40
ths alley ii the sids - the saloon.
patfalnssn Damn. Kelly and Nc.
phse rAm In the direction Of the
saloon after the shots we're fired.
Damn went Into ths hsrrpptn and
Mefsnee and Kelly arrested Cronin.
whom thsy met ruuniug up ths
alley
Al fhe time 81 the haif.up thsrs
we're three men in the saloon besides
uaiaren All ~ them we're asleep
ard acre not given much attention
b. the % ndits.
Haieran Was al tho saloon this
mosHIna Br. Ackernute had
dressed his wound aud he refused
20 20 e. a hospital fte y over -
Year, ~ aEp. but hale and hearty.
4 have never put up my hands
for any man" he said this HornlaE,
sant they could shoot mo % death
before I would I am not much hurt.
This scratch on my neck VIII 10 AL
right IN = fsu days. That fsllots
that the policemen arrested i the
one that fired Tho shot lie vas
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man was the victim Of gang of
criminals. some Of whom may now
b. la custody.
The arrest OF ~ aieiiiana iaFt might
followed the discovery ~ new clues.
The police found a collar iu cafe
run b. the supposed leader ~ he
gang. aun Harella. that is az exact
duplicate II the une found iu tho
barrel with the body AiHo some
cigars 81 the same brand 40 those
in The victims pocket 4 bundle ~
blood stained buflHpH Ike those
wrapped around the murdered man r
neck ia the barrel were alec found
Itcy bore the same marks aF those
in which the body Was HWnthed.
A -roWd 81 Geo Italians surround
I'd police headauAftera this morning
wnitng for Information The pnn-
onsfa this morning were pat through
the Third degree HinKIy WHIST
disclosures. II any. were made have
not been made public.
A. ne o'clock the prisoners 40
heavily guarded and ironed. were
taken ia q patrol wagon 20 the JEFF
frrH0n street STALLION Tor preliminary
hearing before a magistrate. ~ ths
wagon started % move awarthy
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TWO SALOONS
AREHELD Up

sfnn.lins IN front 81 thr bar and fac
iaK ms. ] aut soud iook ~ him.
am positive that the man arrested
e the asss - 30 asa she shooting Ne,
I could rot BE mistaken To- birst-
think that I could idsasify the ether
fsiloN n ! sAs him. bas not 90 well
- the pns that sas caught can
ns4sF fers.f his face
crenla denies that he held np the
saioan and SAYS that he " a sailor.
rserniiy discharged from q ship. DC
dos not explain hov ~ came 60 ~
running - the alley
ous hour after The hola-up u the
SsN Zealand zaioan lone high say
man entered M Boston saloon - a.
Connecticut street Re woFe q piece
II dirty Hhits cloth over hin face az
= ulaak tn ths first huid-up the
men sore no MASKS
when the bandit entered the
saloon there wers sisht rien present
sitting Al tables In ths harrDon1. 4
y MuIisn. uue II ths owners Of the
saspun. naH On duty bchind the bar
Throw 40 your hands you -----. -
shouted the masked man. who four
a=hrsi r shces hanss ssttisrr rrra.zgr.
With the exception - McCaskry who
So seated At table with his head
resting on his hands. all the men
IN the saloon ebeysd the order.
TIE thug noticed that McCaakey
had not absYsd. and took steps "a
compel him 90 30 So He isveisd his
revolver and flrsd point. bienk AZ
Met ass<y. With bullet hole
through his Fixht wviat Mrcnskcy
awoks and stood up aEAinat the
sali with his hands Va tho air.
The bandit then turned his Attrn-
ton % the bartender
open that tiil and pass over the
money 20 me. he ordered
Mullen started 70 obey and had
given the thief a few dollars when
the masked man came behind the
bar himself and pochsted the money.
Then he barksd out % the saloon.
first urtsriug the men in the place
20 stay there for i've minutes No
one attempted % SO out until long
after the allotted time Police head
quarters Was called up by telephone
and = report u the affair MADE.
Some Of the men Who were IN the
saloon say that they had seen ths
Fuhbef m the saloon before. but no
one knows his name.
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sr 10 give a thorough lnvestiEation.
They were coming uptown. and had
crossed Railroad avenue when they
noticed 4 Chinaman walking toward
she tstY kafa Thia aroused theft
suspicion. and they immediately re-
turned 70 the aioop. arriving ne prep
nratlnna we're making 20 land the
toutrnband Chinese.
ThofnAs was assisted hy another
white man. bot the letter left the
boat before the inspectors returned.
and made hir escape.
The Cinnamon have been living ~
Vancouver for some time. one 81
them has been dsported before. All
the II were ordered 90 bs deported
this morning.
Thomas IL held In the city jail
and will be given hearing tnmor-
row. The customs officials Rave
long suspected him 81 being engaged
IN smuggling. but heretofore have
been unable 20 md SUFFICIENT syi-
asnce 70 warrant bis arrest.
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Bandits heavily armed And des-
p~rAte. early this morning held 40
m Ne1 Zealand saloon az ia Wash.
inEtau street. and the Boston saloon
AZ 81 Counrctfcst street. Ohm Jtlal-
zxsu. the RsR zeAiand bartender.
as shot ia the ne \. and 4. A.
Meessbsy wss shot through the
zrfst n the Be4ton bar. I've IN
masked rasn held up the New zsa-
land asl9on. Dan CruHin. supposed
e hs one 81 NE robbers. Saa cap
tursd rauniag away from the place.
The seeurd ssiper vas held ~ ~ a
islns Bandit masked With a piecs -
white eluth. In tho Me- zealand
HA1een no money was secured ffefa
the tlil Of tbs Boston bar sts,t9 Vas
fAMen-s
Ths police haiGsve that she man
~ko committed the second crime
wAs one - ths rrea aho held up the
Sew zeat~Fd saloon. The reviewer
fsfsnla il sAiE 60 have used IN fhe
attetn efed robbery gasnut found IN
his parsoss- HAlsren. TIE wnundsd
- rten1er % the New Zealand sa-
iasa. Eesssstsy i1eEures MN a. Nne
nsan Hha id THE shcetinE. No
traes 4 shs other man hes been
fosfad.
shortly after midnight iwo men.
one - whon1 - believed 70 have
hs~n f'fonsn, WAIVED into the New
Zealand - ioou. They stepped ~ "a
the bar ard ordered two mugs n
beer A 1S-cent piece vas rendered
in payment one Of the men poek
etea the change and both walked g.
the toilet room az the rear % the
saloon.
a moment later thsy reappearea
and walked toward the bar aide ~
side Reviewers were IN their hands
one - them went behind the bar
where Haixrru was standing He
sa4ft directly 10 the cash register.
while ~ was doing this the other
klvhuarfuan. supposedly Cfpnin.
stepped IN ffani ~ the bar and COW
cred Halaren with his revolver.
ssSos hold up your your hands.
he said 70 the bartender. but the
command was not oheyed The OF
der was repeated. Haiaren knew
that the thugs would shoot ana
made a dive under the her Just as
me shot was fired The bullet struck
him In the neck A. ne was feiliu :
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|IOlTSEY
| COACHED
| ASSASSIN
| Id1 How Governor Zoe
bel Was 10 Be
Killed
gsAr o. R9!ntE.
iiene Of Assassination
Tanned by dOyernOr
Taylor


rTkxKFORT. Ky Asgti IA
Az foatssr. Who u sefstaz q life
zs=sses fer cofnpilefty ~ the asaas.
xs.aae Il Goxarncr Gaetst. AS =
s-<a sss@y AZ the third trial -
;s<a xsnarst wne u charged with
a. rxsw. TIE defsnsa entered a
txnxl nrcison % hts being allowed
: $50 hsg was oYerrulsd By the
mxs
rasxr s&i4 "Iio9arsl eNnte q
q fses q fa~ minutes before the
4eeES and h&aded me q lstteF
sa'ssz si Gover7Ner Taylor dictn
- Beware sgid ~ wanted a
nrius Nv kllilns George Baker
- ~ ~ could gst this aud more
I "a tsrcrihln. unafsls Ter
zs4s see<srsncs whsu Ho~bfi ga
~ - s<ts, Howard said Never
III - hasa
itsk He~srd into Caleb poNern
- an sxpaainsd ho1 Gesbel eaz
! se kllst ] showed him the ~tn :
- = saort frvrs ana showed him
4<rrn me- loAfsd Win steel hui
= NJ srnoxesess powder. Hos ard
- ! sax The moot dangerous Job
= ~ sssr he~n M
~ tks rom ara Nhen half
~ 1th tbs steps heard tbs
~ q ne rife followed b. pistol
- ! aief aau H0nari ard told
- = hs1 BETTER 80 and see Gov.
8n rsytr
cs~ : said Youisey. that
e<sf vas 20 b. killed. We had
= fssunor .nd the pafdoninx
se1.sG - - Es Nsrs mol
fsza Gsv-rupr TsTter wes legal
] - re<xiiy Responsible ZOE All
~FFe sxp<rf~f 70 20. I uas made
5000 anf 4 seAraEnat
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% praapectors on their way across
the glacier. Among them were Sam
Taylor. Alec ohlhauscn. Louis Ros-
enthaf James Baker. John Green
waid. Hans ChriHtlanson, Carl Swan
asfri, John Hurr. =. w. merrill. james
simpson Jack Stewart. Hans Han
aon. Nell Hoben0n and hen Howell
Al. Whites Outfit has passed into the
Matunuska country.
The filei party OF 10 reached NeE.
ina March IS, and are now busy
Whip-sawtnK lumber FOR cabins. Tom
YnhnF. one Il their number. was
carried back TO Naldea. March 70
~1sa 4 STgSsen iss lie gds injured
while muEhinR near Marshall pass
Snow slides In the Rulch have az
times nearly buried parties.
The steamer Portland left Vaidei
two DAYS ahead OF the Excelsior. foi
seattle. The Santa Ana was pass
ed near Yakutat and should have az
rived az Valdea. April TO-
The bertha was passed northbount
this side Of Juneau. on the 18th.
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Will VOTE TO
INCORPORATE

AnLikGTBh. Nash April 10. =
Mas 3 has been hsed hS the iiasfd
~ County Commissioner a. the oni'
fof holding an election ana vote upof
the proposition ~ Incorporating A.
naaton sH a eitY ~ tbs fourth class
A. q mass meeting held last even
ntnF the following named raudidhfri
erfr nanliHHfsd for offices under ihs
new Incorporation
Mayor. ] Al smith. counciimon
u b Haksf. Neil Brown. q. A Hud'
son. " q Fowler and J ~ Riley,
treasurer. Aaelrh hahsfns. clerk, g
n Tracy
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ROOSEVELT
VIII Lar
CORNERSTONE

eINNABAR. ADril iG.-Presideni
Roosevelt ls expected toyarrlye at The
90
post from camp today. IoinoftoN
he starts for Norris ana the seyEels
lie vii leave the spark April "a
usben no will lay tho corner stone OF
the new North Gate 10 the park
The ceremonies VIII be under ",
auspices Of the Grand Lodge ~
Masona 81 this state. The gate VII
be 40 feet high van a 2O-foot arch
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[ case against the defendant.
Wlsn the council last fall adopted
new ordinance requiring All con-
cert hall licenses 70 be granted ~
vote Of the council itself. several
propfieforE 0f such places whose
licenses had nearly run out sought
to foreataii the operation ~ the oidi-
nance BY taking out new licenses be-
fore II vent into effect Among those
vac Considlne. The proHccutioh was
hn sed upon the theory that the lap
ping u 49, license rendered the new
one void.
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monTLANn. Aprii ~ The Mas
Ter iiaildefs Association issita a
Enanifsata today addressed TO the
nqildtun Trades Council and al
1thsrs declaring that they VIII not
fsneaHiss the union sud VIII not
grant fhe demand for o. day a
nambsf Of non union carpenters had
painters Nere pat 10 work uu build
inks this marniug The situation 10
tense
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MISS c0GHLAW TO
PLAY FOR CHAhTl

Rose coghian, who plays ne
Second Mrs. Tnnquorny ~ w
Grand tomorrow night hhtuIdhy - /.
fefn66n and night, has annouh - -.
that she win donate the eniiie r.
CENTS Of the three mhil'tH "
the Wnyslde Mission hospital,
Miss coshlan, after lchthlht ~
the work of the Institution among
~ fndleeut poor Of the city de
. gided 10 give Il assistance,
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NJ AWEY IN JAIL

Daniel MeAuley. the logger who
shot and killed James clark aud
and william Mclaughlin. ana was
himself shot by officer Griffith In
the 30. X saloon, no April 2. was
mayed to the county jail from the
WeVaide Mission this morning He
H. recovering rapidly and Sheriff
r'tldIhae feared that he might make
aofue attempt to escape from the
hospital McAuley was placed Ia "a
room eff the hospital ward,
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NEW YORK. April 10 Develop.
msuia In what has comc 90 be-
knoWn as tire barrel murder mYH-
terry are creating Intense excitement
AMONG the italian residents ~ the
city.
No positive Identification 81 the
badY Of the murdered man found IN
barrel on the street ~ the police
early Monday morning has yet been
made other evidence a. az HAND.
however. t. make Il certain that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
CONSUMES LICENSE
is HELD To BE GOOD
Ns Discharged in Superior Court in Case Against
Nm for Running Variety Theater Illegally

aa J. considins was dis
" Judge Bell IN the su-
NV 'oars this morning upon HE
-" non The Judgment Of Justice
s''s' y the police cour, finding
sstiy o. conduetlng 4 eofeeyf
~ s,'yel license The case vas
tss.s.. ~ The city Of Seattle
t.ss'-..., Aoi.sidine. The city intro
- sss Iy little evidence and Judge
'"p'iy said that there was no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-16
BAKQUETOF
MIN/KG MEN

The members Of the Mine Opera
tors Association gave their fire, an
ntial banquet. last night. AZ the Rat
uief. Grand. Covers were laid for
ia
The banquet was decided sue
eeae aud the mining men expect o.
fepeat 4 each year.
President John p McMannus Of
The association Rcceptebly performed
TIE duties Of toaetmaHter The OBJ
ttet Of the association and the bone
IRIS to BE- derived from u character
Isss3 the addresses 81 the speakers.
Among the visitors was -. W.
Hichards a Ne known mining eN-
~ - Of Cleveland
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a customs oficer. n In fitted out for
carrying on smuggling on big scale,
being new and swift. II H. amply
pt0gieioned for making long trips
up and down tho sound. News
p pefa published ia San Francisco
Seattle and British Columbia wers
on file for the purpose ~ Keeping
trses Of the movements 81 the fed
afai aieutha a. far NJ possible BY
that means A dog With pups was
kept aboard 20 warn the occupants
u The approach ~ any boat
thinker ana Delaney noticed the
aIoau ShBout 2 40 o'clock in the morn
J ing HH lt came b.. but allowed II {
tic ~ az iho bunkcrH, intending lal
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REALISM

REDpiSa. cal. April 10 Durins
a performance Of shall We Forgive
Her BY the Allen company, AT Red
Hluff. last nieht Joseph Demery
nsAriy KILLED Mr. Piatt Both are
actors Itemsry. In she play. Il sup
pessd 20 shoof Fiait Has aim was
Zee sooa and the ~aa and powder
...-fek tstast - So u~ek over 80
fUautaf vein lie nearly bird 70
death before. the hsmorrhaEe could
b. stopped.
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BARREL" MURDER MYSTERY
STARTLING DISCLOSURES MADE BY THE
NEW YORK POLICE
Murdered Man Supposed 10 Have Been the Victim
of Wen Organized Gang of Counferfehers m
and CuHiroafs---TWeIveM Men
Now i'm Custody

and active italian r. the crowd
edged ~ - TIE wagon aud suddenly
cried There he is A. be- spoke
he apraHK fafH ara aud tried 10 stab
one prisoner IN this he was unsuc-
rested his frienda hustled lu between
him and the police and aided the
would be murderer 10 escape.
Secret eersIee men cay the gang
has been engaged 10 cauHterfeitiuR
ln NeH Orleans. Chicago and mum
Dor - other Western cities Three
% The prisoners IL 'is sid. SIRE d.
rectly Implicated IN the murder and
the Others Wili b. held 49, acceasorlea
and e1uuiaffeftffa The prisoners
were affaiRrea afld or request Of
the police were rsmanded until to-
I--mIIun.
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SMUCCLER'S SLOOP
Win ELEVEN c0RTRABAND cH,NKS
Is NEATLY CAPTURED
IN. ~"

Fslsssss Thomas and n contraband
fsbeef,. Aft captured BY Customs
geloek ,iDrinker ana Delaney at
hsn,.i wis morning as they were
~ Ioats 70 land a. King street
4 49,. sssfs from laoop. II waa
fssg ~ important capture ~ sfnre
~ oears,. ? me Puget sound fed :
Aissft IN ~, ~ several years The
'saa Lhomaa viii prqt,sblv
saasris,.. ssssailo9 Of ~ e4tensIgs
ifom ts,si., ~ fhlssso hnd opIpfa
y have ~ eplunbla that la kna5s :
M So 80 going On for mont6a2
we're bsyp In which the rsfoeas
eahksr. 's,gnht here Ia wing 80 fbs
'eaaE closely xa az b. l.,
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SUCCESSFUL LAUNCHING OF
THE LARGEST VESSEL EVER BUILT ON THE CONTINENT
The STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA

/ inF saloon. they are large, square
sfseHs.
The following telegram was sent
today hy Mayor HumeH
seattle, Aprll 10, 1903.
. Hiii. New London. Comp.
AraHi congratulations 81 the city
Of Seattle GA the launching 81 the
aseat Oriental steamer, Minnesota
1slzhsdl r. }. uIMnS.
Mayor.
hintilar eunFratuiaiory fsccsatfsa
were wired 10 Sir It'll bY tho cham.
beF 81 commerce. the Seattle Manu-
fnefa4efH association and a number
- hasinesa men 81 the city Who are
intafeaied IN the Oriental trade.
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- - ea4rts o. the Seattle
si prepared b. government
- VII b open % public In
49, iouorrDs a. the office Il
49, MIA Ths charts we're made
- f1rssg by Assistant In
= = clsf9 Persons inter
~. = invited 10 make suk
,~7.s.s S.frtt ths charts are sub
-, g - var Apartment
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RESIDENCE
DESTROYED
Especial 10 Tn. s,sr)

MISSION. Wash. April 1s-The
residence Of william GAVIN was de-
atroyed by fire yesterday The loss
r. placed a. $500 partly covered by
Insurance. The origin OF the Gre Is
"A mHntarV
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.h-VNION/STS
KIDNAPPED

NFyALo. kpfil fg-This morn
- nefi-unton firemsn on the
kszFsaga from Chicago,
- 1'tArc1c By a gang Of alleged
- fssnnsA- After being bfutagiy
- 40 rosbsd they were re-
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spending the afternoon at the nav,
yard town.
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@Cltk Detective Adams today rec
eAnlfed Dan cfnnin. the hold ~
sesfee1 "a = man named Sawyer
Via ihtes years ago was thought g.
- lsssplleaiea ~ several saloon rob
tseries thai occurred In cattle. TIE
crime with which az attempt vas
fnads O. epHuset him then VAS the
fsets~Fx Of the Hillside saloon BY
mask - hstnststa.
The police hAK. = theory that the
toe us=n she committed ths assref-
ate nxtu49n fhta morning MAY hn .
lseen ths nouNteta ~h0 broke Jail IN
farlttsh rulum TIA several dayN pxo
Tfs descriptions given ~ the iaii.
safaa nHd the Seattle hishNa ytnru
seNfsa " many particulars.
Ersd Meyers pisaded guiity In the
supsFiuf court this morning 90 the
charge II having stolen watch
fran John Ramsey. lie was asn-
tened Is Hapeviuf Judge He'll "a
tee years IN the psnitentiafy.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-05
INC Cause Of Temperance.

The following little poem from a for
mer resident of Bennington and a val
ued subscriber of the Banner and Re
former was received too late for in
sertion last week:
Fair Bennington Close nesting at the base
OF the Green Maintains glorious and grand,
That lit their tall peaks far into the skies,
As il they iain would touch the generous
Hand
That fashioned their greatchaln so wondrous-
ly.
Historic, beautiful Old Bennington
Thy very name recalls the few brave souls
Who fought at fearful odds for Freedoms
sake,
And conquered in the strength Of Right and
God.
Thy face is lovely still, dear Renningtonl
But married by many a disgraceful scar,
Aud wound mhealsd aud loathsome, Tester
ing core,
And deadly cancer, harbinger Of death
The foe that challenges 70 battle now,
Is Subtler, and more cruel, than the last
That fell before the sturdy boys of Stark.
o Bennington by their dear memories
BY the great Monument that points to Heaven
BY all your blighted homes. and broken
hearts.
And bitter tears, and fettered, ruined souls
Accept no compromise with giant Wrong.
Rise in your might against the demon, Drink!
And in the name Of Right-the name Of God,
Break the oppressOr's yoke, In Bennington
Jennie S (Park) Cummings.