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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
ARE SEEKING EVIDENCE
OF WHOLESALE MURDER
Police Officials Order the Opening of Thirty-Four
Graves of Supposed Victims of George HOssey
the "VOOdOO" Herb Doctor

allow poison Furnished by ths negro.
A police official Today said This
case IL assuming PROPORTIONS far be-
youd the comprehension OF those
connected with II At the time rIosssy
was arrested. The real invsstiaa-
ton IL just bcKinnins and before n
proceeds mitch further some startling
developments viii crop up
Every detective IN the city Is to-
day working on the IsoeHey murder
case and hf the end Of the week they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

IN isoo. he bought and bought IN.
al he held EsseplN lsaIrs. representing
a profit 81 1a.qa 90.
Win cotton again King and Prizes
king Of esstfon. the broker whom
cotton had stranded oa the eve ~
bis wedding waited until the price
passed the fQ-csut a l=aaud mark.
turned hear and began selling Ms
holdings 70 the ue~ bull leader. -
7 sutlf % rrnvifsncr. n. T. eatls-
fled to lake his profit. Price sred.
uaiiy unioaded upon suily pnfil hs
was eishr ~ the market. snd could
toll the wife who had nsvef doubted
him that he hsf miiiiuu. n The bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

NEW YORK. March ie. - special.i
In CLEARING tAQq. 90 On his cotton
corner Theodore a. Price has not
only rehsbiiitated himself In Wall
street. bat has yianicatea = wofnanr
faith IN him faith that Was strong
enough 10 hind her 10 him when he
vas a ruined man" In moray
sense.
May - 800. four days before rricc
slowly. Price. Mccormick a 90.
failed for ttseoo go. Within a week
cottea rose. az produce prices do. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
NOME NOW
A SUPPORT

Capt y n. Jarvis. collector Of GUS
toms Tor Alaska. who - no~ in the
city. states that Nome IL now a sub
port u entry. lie has received OIL
ciai notification Of the fact from
Washington.
The new ruling means much 60 the
people 81 Nome. Hereafter. foreign
vessels ean land NJ that port. thus
greatly Increasing the opportunities
20 obtain low freight rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

PHILADELPHIA. March 1.-THE
police authorities have directed the
opening or "A graves. having secured
evidences which has led them 20 the
belief that George Hossey. the Negro
Herb Doctor" n responsible for Rt
least many Of the deaths. Hoesey IL
In jail charged with being an ecces-
sorry 10 the murder 81 william %.
DAME. whose widow Ia charged with
having administered 20 her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

nobody need worry. that the counts
H. dhlY protected from excessive aud
W. y afranted expense b. the decision
~ the supreme court In the case ~
tine State Of Washington 81 rel. A.
W Heefte W. George Is fAmpinE,
a. cpuaty auditor
In that ease The court held that n
patti Juror IL entitled Ia eompcnaa
tspn aaly when VA actual physical
attendance ufan the count. n the
fnis u applied o. grand lurarn. and
ssiorasya say that by parity nf
urasunsnE there In ma escape from
euch conclusion. the grand jurors
Will receive nothing for the days
wiien they have not been acts lily In
snrnton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
MANSON
FOR MAYOR

CHICAGO. March fs-For the
fourth successive time the Demo
Gratis Of this city. this afternoon,
nominated Carter n. Harrison a.
Their mayoralty candidate. The
present mayors record now equals
that Of his famous father. who was
nominated four successive times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
BIG BILLIARD
IN CALIFORNIA

REDpfSG. Cal. March AVN
liam Thompson. editor Of the Aiturar
RAIN Dealer. and a party Of timber
locators. started from AIturaa ON
sncw shoes two days ago. to locate
Timber claims. They were caught
IN a blizzard and me was hurried m
the SNOW ana was nearly dead when
rescued. The blizzard was the worst
IN the history Of Morior county. The
Thermometer fell 20 Is degrees below
zero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

VANCOUVER. u. C.. Marrh is.-
a severe collision between the steam
er city % Seattle and the iron ship
banklcigh. occurred here this morn
ing during n dense fog. The Bank
leiKh was tied up NJ Evans wharf
and was struck by the city Of Seat
Tie white the latter was trying to
make n landing.
The bow Of the steamer hit the ship
amidahips and cut through her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
BUTTERFLIES

WARRINGTON. D. g. March is.-
Professor Bynr 81 the department Of
biology Of the Smithsonian Institute
a. Washington, -. G.. rsports that
7ds butterflies wiii be needed 20
complete the government exhibit Of
lspidopterH at the Worlds Fair r.
Louis. The required specimens are
81 the European variety and can BE-
secured IN one purchase from the
Dresden collectors. The exhibit VII
b. a1mnieie Wlthln three monthN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

work Ia a mill. workshop. factory or
store,
"There was passed the arbitration
bill. the most important provision OF
which u that upon the refusal OF
either side OF the Ftrike.to arbitratc
ID iE compelled To give 10 the public
Therefore.
''rhe sunday closing bin for bar
bora was also passed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
COLLISION CAUSES
DAMAGE 10 SHIP
Steamer City Of Seattle Hits the Ship Banegh While Trying
to Make Landing This Morning in Heavy Fog

plates az " they were made Of paste
board. The force Of the collision was
~ great that nine steel frames and
seven plates were torn away by the
steel bow Of the steamer. The wharf
against which the ship was tied was
pushed out Of place and seriously
damaged,
The total damage caused by the
collision Will approximate tes. 600
The city Of Seattle was practically
uniniured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
4 Twelve Jurors Can Get Together Tomorrow
Judge Bell WIN Formally Remove the Absent
Foreman and Appoint Another Insfead--IO
Members Showed Up This Morning

said positively that the new occu-
lsant Of the post weuld be the whole
thiuk untii he should he displaced
Three Of the absent jurors live Ia
the countfy, They are Hahan, poo-
hey and Eiiia. They viii be sent fdf
THIS afternoon, and are expected TO
be az the court house ton,affaw. 50
that the jury can then proved. he.
sides Foreman Pigsutt and the other
three named. IurOr I.acksfy Was also
absent this morning He resides In
The city and can pfstsahly be easily
found II h supposed that the Ah-
seat tufefH acccItod the arbitrary
action 81 fervraan rlsgest a. bind.
ING. and acted accordingly.
May Have Quorum Tomorrow
only eight jurors were present at
10 O'Clock. hut another keon APP
peefett. Then Frank Frye went out
into the eafftdufs acekiHs v hnfn he
might find and aucccesiesi la iocat-
ins J K Anderson. who made the
tsnth man later Clevk Mather he
came tired and said he had a weeks
work tfanacritlnE hts notes. 10 he
went away. but the others remained
IN vloss communion GA the inside
New and then ons Waaid come and
gossip with the outsiders In the eor-
ridof. but they stuck 10 their post
until moan. y hen they decided 10 find
out from ludgV He'll whether they
were en- tefra firms pr suspended In
midair. They had intended 10 con-
suit him ~ roon ~ they eaaid mus
ter np - hut becnme weary q wait
inx fof that seeming iuipasstbiiity,
Jacob tioldi,ers the siatsmachinr
nien. had been notttsed 70 attend
81
and down the basement earfi2of for
an hour and a half like a Iezt spirit.
but At last screwed his courage up
30 this point II ieaNine the Jury 70
rs fate aud went awaY Down town.
No warrant Was sent after him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
CLUKG TO RUINED
WALL STREET LOVER
HEROINE OF COTTON CORNER ROMANCE NOW ENJOYS SHARE
MILLIONS As HIS WIFE

riot f,aiksnia pyer. daughter of abs
late General Alexander n. Dyer. u,
4 A. she may have Inherited some
wedding. instead of being abandoned
0r even postponed. tgok piaee f~u
days earlier than had been PLANNED.
in the rariof of the brides SISTER.
Not allowing hte kneNiNdAe OF
cottou % 80 20 waste, Price went a.
work fof others and made ntiiltpns
for them Gradually he Eoi into the
market Ia hts evp behalf lat De.
cenaher. haekcd By ltockefeller and
ether millions. rfics began = cam.
paien g. get back what he HAD lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
MRS. MORRELL DIES
ALONE In A SHACK
Was the Divorced Wife OF Dave Morre, Who Was KILLED
az Olympia Recently by Christ Benson

With only an old Indian woman q
attend her. far away from frirndi
and relatives. Mrs. Martha J. Nor
reli. the divorced wife Of DAVID
Morreii the Thufaton county jailei
who wan shot and killed by Chris
Henson two weeks ago. died Ia q
shack near the foot Of Connecticut
street. iast night As there was no
physician 20 attend her Deputy
Coroner Wiitsie Investigated the
case. The body was sent 60 the Bon
nef- Watson morgue.
Mrs. Morrell had been reeideni
OF Seattle for about two yearr, hhs
lived the greater part of the time
on the sand apit" south Of the city
The .splt i inhabited b. people ol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
HURT IN A
COLLISION

T. A Thefndske. formerly chief Of
poles - Seattle. was run Down and
ssft4asly injured BY firs truck No.
Af fIret sFsnuo south and Weshsrs.
Mr. TnoFndyks Il quite deaf and
~rsfe< hied BY ase. ffe ga not heat
The IRE trueh. approach. aetuith.
etsndinK the fact that the driver wa
rtaainE his sons fnrtousir- Neither
Ga he hear the shouts % hysta ndsrr
wbe attempted 20 warn him of his
danger. Aeeordiux 20 the Witnesses
of the accident no blame can b. at
fschef 10 the flrcsneu. who wrfs an.
s~rs4nx an alarm.
Nj. Thorndyhs was removed TO thu
Wsssids Mission hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
HRS. MjLNOR
| GETS DIVORCE

1N1tLBH, Cal. March IG.-
Mary ". Minor. vie ~ can
Waller =. Minor 81 seattle. mas
Efanied a DECREE ~ divoyc. hero
ztui0rt grounds. CAPTAIN Mir
Died 4 croHs cDmpisint naklur
9<sftt IN his n yor IN ~ efound
. .sefti1h. Minor trtel 10 ettalu
.'>.-s t,sseInent ~ the trial. on the
n z, n-l ne was alex aud could
tt1<- s1jl,aF m prron to make n
1fi'.is .snHe The uhysiainn'a Ger.
NJ La ,rl wac not satisfactory.
IN tfas,.,''rft would not grant A stay
a+aes' I3lnkn After hearing eet-
fsa fhss.'.ke Tfosh decided t. vie
~ III NV y decree I'D awarded
WI va .i..eth hlirJny. Mrs. MIL
49, awarded custody Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
SHAMROCK IS
AF/NE BOAT

GLASGOW. March fs.--Membera
Of the press and others we're admit
ted today 10 the shipyafds where
Llpton's cup challenger ia being con-
structed. All agreed that the boat
IN vast Improvement over the pre-
viouH challenger. and declared that
" the Americans retain the cup this
year. they win have made marvci-
Gus advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

all races and colorr Negroes, In
dians and white people live on the
made land IN rhackr
Mfa Mofrcli was the wife OF the
Thnrston county deputy until n few
years age. when thsy were separated
Soon after that time she came 20
Seattle. Two weeks aao she was
taken III. and during her illness her
only friend was an Indian woman
who cared for her day and night
fled that the woman Was dying In
the shack she called her home. BE
fore medical nid could be procured
for her the news ~ her death was
lelephoned % the nnlIor station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

make one. but there Is no question
about the fact.
Mr.. Pteott has received consider
able criticism on all sides for his
determination 10 make the public In
tefrHt subordinate 60 his private
business. Rafne people even go ~
Tar a. to hint that u was not bust
ness 81 much An a desire 10 delay
the Jury IN some prospective action
of which he did not approve.
II Is admitted that the grand Jury
IL nearly through with It's business
aud Mt Ptgott said that he cnuld
walt unllI f'lraiAy nIEht. OlheI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

The jurors wh0 were present this
morning sast little about Mr.
PtEatt-n action. but made il plain
that they di1 not think he Wan the
whole thing and that thef would like
10 demonstrate that fact e him An
agreed that q VAS The Understand
ine hen ths jury adjourned it, fsr-
NAL session on Friday afternoon that
u should fernutsne this morning At
10 o'clock, As the Star stated on
SATURDAY. Clerk Mather SAYS there -
no formal record 81 the aalaurnnrnt
because il has MOI been customary 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
JUDGE DAY
IMPROVING

wAeuiNGToN. D. c.. March 10
sustlee nay had good night and hts
condition is quite encouraging this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

hope 60 be able 10 show whether or
not the general suspicion that the old
'tvoodae1 doctor anainied In the kill
ins q anywhere between 30 and 100
r<raufts IL true. The bodies of two
- bic supposed victims will be sx-
ffumed foday and N the examination
reveals poison. tho bodies of all those
nafned In Hoeaoy's memoranda will
be exhumed. More than 20 homes IN
Philadelphia are now under surveai-
lance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
LOTS SIS
| AND 500

II you want a bargain, look this
up, these lots are only one
block from car line and IS
minutes ride from Pioneer
square; IS down and s.
monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
BANK IN
TROUBLE

WASHINGTON. u. G. March Ia
rhs FIRST National Bank Of Jackson
VINE. FLA, Was closed today by order
81 the eoutptfnficr Of currency.
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twins.
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->~s ucr anahle to inereass their
-.~bsr. and ~ nosn the eaais out
- ssrf 70 Ju1gc BEL fdf advice
!. ~.,n a. the Chamneux trial
as i enxaking judge nelrs at
~rt.sH. va adjourned fssf the neon
~ssx ne turors rsssifea vith the
- int kis chambers. where they
--szIs<.s Rat = fs~ minutes After
- ezr-s cut. judge nell Nas IN
.,rsssx<l and state frankly that he
= sssi<ed the tury that i men-
- eaatt legally proceesis hut that
Il uaeks h. receH-&rs for them 10
|.zfs ) fptsman
III &zsaFed the iurnrs that he was
|asfaas 70 facilitate their iAtseFs and
x - aaon as y - them should
~ t<fsre hlnA. be would remove
= renft and arpcirt ancthar fore
As = ~ stead. THIS apfssintnse at,
: ~. soald have 70 b perfuan-
4 4 he tfd rot think Il would h.
- - appoint a foreman pro tenn.
; fasss = no provision x law for
= <exh pfueeedinES.
Iztx1 Eeli refused to any whether
: sssaA Fenote the fsaw sproiutee
. fzrn Whenever Mr. tsteaft reap
IN eqse the stacy u action. bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
Mems Pants

300 pairs Dress Pants. IN ten
different styles. all over town
sold at $3.50 and $500. new
sssss. s.ss.-s.. .s.-ss.ss tx-oo
isb pairs striped Cashmere.
regularly sold at si.5s. go at
s.ss..-.... 1890. 1880. ooc
90 pairs Scotch Piaids. regular
~ sold at SAB. so at Sl.25
40 pairs Scotch Plaide, regular
~ sold at $3.50; so at t1.75
IS pairs Corduroy. regularly
sold at fs.eo: go at ......tl.5O
900 pairs Fancy worsted. light
striped. regularly sold AZ $500:
Eo at .s.........s4.'--. .s4 SEQ
$50 pairs Fancy Worsted. dark
striped. regularly sold al
ts.S0s 70 at ..........s.-. $3.50
rs pairs Imported Worsteds
and cashinereA. regularly sold
at ss.oa; 20 at. ..-A-..t x.7S
100 pairs BLACK and Blue Chev-
lots. regularly sold at $500. 80
VI s4s+sts. 80 ssssssa .DQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

SENATOR a. p. ooRMAN,
WASHINGTON, y. G., March IL
Especial. AFTER four years % the
Joys or private citizenship. Arthur
Pugh German Of MsTylanf has
again entes.i the hadred portals OF
the United States senate. he was
chdsen AZ minority leader o. uhet
body with whoop aud hoorah when
the extra aeasioD waa Convened lAAt
week, i.
After taking the relna he scored
an immediate success by forcing the
VcpubIica ms 10 attach an amendment
70 tbs cpbsD reciprocity treaty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16
ChiIdren's Suits

IS Double Breasted Suits. regu-
larry sold at s2oo; 20 at. $50
Gee Boys Double breasted
Scotch Piaids. regularly sold
at Ss.so; go at..........<1 .1O
80 Boys a-piece Suits. regularly
sold at 400. 10 49,. S1.bO
20 Boys suits regularly sold at
ts.ee, go at..............S x.45
80 Boys S-piece Suits, regularly
sold At s2.15. go at.........o Oe
800 Young Mems Suits. sizes IL
to 10. worth $500: go at s2-35
Many others too numerous to
mention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-16

..nerlar court grand jury l.
7. s..anesa Nc session j. heinE
~ y ..s.,. but as soon A. u MEM
~ = n body can be rounded ul'
- - sheriff. Judse ueli will re-.
y n 4 rigctt a. forentee and
=. ~. ~ wmAfaing grand tnfefs 90
~ w,tA their Investigation VI
~ erfuss ia KRIS county,
- 49, - All made this statement to-
n.en. ana authorizes ~ pub.
-. 1, the press lie informed
= 1.s.,sf<rs ~ the grand Jury y NJ
= hin Tor advice today. that
gssot had forfeited bis bob a.
- ~ attcmptinx " Adjourn
- ~ a week On his avn mo.
~ Authority. and leaving Zoe
ss,,nrlA fer a business trtp
xs,xtthstandinx Mr. fiEptts ae-
- I, Friday Afternoon IA purprrt-
= ss,enrn the jury Ser a week
: s.,sss ia, hs nashs make biz trip
Z ~ south v that was his real OBJ
=. tan iuross gere On hand this
l...,,-,.nx sharsfy sfss 10 O'Clock 90
. =. A,.ssness az the ed stand.
"a Asfher nn4lly said ne was
s,.ss ara seat away, but the ethers
- fssssf
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X r TIME TABLE,


No. As leaves E "a am
40 Is arrives II 90 am--Does not run west Waxa
No. ~ arrives 1 As pm-Does not run west Wsxa,
No IS linked leaves 80 am-Daily except sun.
40. al leaves 80 pm.
East Bound.
NO IS leaves 80 am-Starts from Waxahaehie
no q leaves 10 80 ar.
No ~ leaves sos pm-Starts from WaxAhaehie
No. b mixed leaves 4 as Im-Daily except sun
No. n leaves 80 DIN
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vent down II Jumboaa mice VI
] few days ago aud found him II 4
great giee and III fne hnmor Tor
talking. Jumbo il sometimes ~
| fiictad with a congestion Of ideas,
but not with paraIysis Of the tongue.
While IN q rattiing conversation
with him the name of Innocence
Abroad was incidentally mentioned.
saw a mischievous smile play
across Jumbo's face, and knew
right then there was something back
of it. He gave a few puffs ut his
lcigar and finally said: Say, IN
Gle Snort, know the best joke of
the season on Innocence" / said
"well, out with it's swell. but
now" said he, s'you must never
tell 1t on him. / promised of
course. WELL said he, "Inno-
eence is the greatest crank about
parrots that You ever saw, but his
wife just can't endure them. A few
months ago there came along a
bird peddler, and among his lot of
birds he had fine young parrot.
| The temptation was too strong for
Innocence and he bought 1t. When
he carried it out home his wife said:
What on earth did you bring that
thing here for? you know that
thing can't talk Well, / know, ;
~ ha 4 81
to talk After supper he took the
bird out on the front gallery, sat 1t
upon his knee, looked very know
ingly at the bird and said: Say
unele!' The bird twisted its head
to one side, looked silly, but said
nothing. Innocence repeated the
phrase over to the bird several
| times, and each time a little louder,
and grew a little more angry each
time, until finally he flew into "A
rage, gathered the bird by the neck g,
chucked his head up and down very
angrily and started for the hen
| house. When he reached ths ben
house he opened the door and gave
the poor bird shaking, threw 1t in
| to the hen house and in very an
cry voice said: Now, durn, you sir,
say unclel He went back to his
seat on the front gallery and cooled
of, and finally went TO bed. There
were In the hen house twelve hens
ana one old rooster.
( The next morning after breakfast
Innocence thought Of his parrot and
went out to see about him. To his
surprise the twelve old hens were all
! lying in pile in one corner OF the
hen house dead, and the parrot had
the old rooster by the neck jerking
his head up and down, saying,
"durn you, sir, say uncle" And
now" said he, "Inn ocence declares
| 1t is no trouble to learn "a parrot to
/ talk Ii you can go about IL In the
right way, but be now has "a
| fine Young parrot for sale very
cheap. Now please don't let limo
cence know that told this. II he
finds 1t out on me, he will never go
| 'possum hunting with Jumbo aud
again as long as he lives,
UNCLE SNORT.