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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
RELIGIOUS MANIA.
Young Woman Presents Pitisbie Case
Of insanity.

Pond Greek. o T. April n--Nrs- incZ
Fosg. who with her husband lives east II
Lamont. and has child three weeks of
age. was today adjudged insane and vas
ordered by the board 81 insanity confined
In the asylum At Norman. says The NJ
ds.ts The woman Is but y years Of az.
and IS a pitiabls case. which began as 4
religious mania This Is TIE FIFTH case %
insanity sent from Pond Greek since jar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12

affected when the verdict was announced.
Inman and Jackson were cousins and
apparently close friends Jackson was
shot through the head with a shotgun as
he lay asleep beside his wife at his home
near Ottawa on the night OF February IL
Inman is believed 10 be a moral aegener-
ate and is supposed to have intepded TO
murder Mrs jackson as well as her hus-
band in the hope q, robbins the house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
AT THE WEDDING.
Then Flynn Will Come Back-Two
Towns Claim Him.

Guthrie, o. T, April u.-Dennis Flvnn
left here this week for Washington
where he goes to attend the wedding OF
his daughter. Miss Dorothy, to DR.. Rich
ardson. About the first of May Mr..
Flynn will bring his family to Oklahoma
1t is now stated that he Will reside IN
Oklahoma City. Regarding the matter
the Oklahoman says:
Dennis T. Flynn. ex-delegate TO con-
gress from Oklahoma. left here last night
for Washington. He viii bring his fam
IL from the capital city the first OF next
month to this place and establish per-
manent home here. The family will start
home soon after his daughter Dorothy's
wedding Oklahoma day. April 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
NO CATTLE KING.
Ferguson Was Short Grass Man but
Not Cattle Kino

Guthrie. o. T. April 1.-THE Wide
World. monthly magazine. has an arti-
Gle in the April issue in which Governor
T. b. Ferguson is pictured as cattle
king. the owner OF many thousand head
OF cattle. \ halfsoRe of the governor is
used and he Is wearing the typical west
ern hat
That the article Is fake there is no
question for the governor has not owned
COW In recent years. When he lived
in Watonga. horses and dogs were pos
sessed by him rather than '1onghorns :"
The article in the magazine was written
by newspaper man now in St Louis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12

Iative sanitarium investigating committee
prepared but never adopted, Mrs Har-
tops case was taken up. The statements
were made that she was sane and that
her property had been appropriated to the
use Of others when placed in the inst-
tuition.
The records Of her case were shown
and DR.. F. L. Winkler, former superin-
tendent of the sanitarium. made state
ment to Governor Ferguson relative to
her condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
RELIGIOUS MANIA.
Woman Near Pend Creek Loses Her
Mind

Pond Greek. Q. z. sprH fi.-NrS- isez
FosE. who. with her husssst lives cat
% Lamont. and has a chn1 three weeks
of age. zss today sct16E-s fnsa-~ ard
Ess ordered b. h board q inSznify cor
hned 81 The asylum ~ Norman. Saw -
yi5stte. The zo-naa + bot - yezrr q
age and i a Sst-atis css, Th3ch bfEzs
a. = religious -zznfa- This - tie affh
ease CO insanity sent sr0sn Pond Creek
Err Iarrzrr Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
IN FRIENDLY scUFaE.
Marshal at Strong City Is Shot and
Killed

Strong City. Kan, April n.-Last even
ing about o'clock W. NJ Bradtnrn, city
marshal, was shot and instantly killed q
Cliff Holman's secondhand store. Mr..
Bradburn and Mr.. Hilmon engaged in 8
friendly scuffle and they both fell over a
box to the floor. The marshal's revolver
was accidentally discharged. the bullet
entering the left cheek and passing dag
onally upward through the head Mr..
Bradburn was about 30 years old and
leaves a wife and two little girls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
ICE WAGON ON FIRE.
Driver Calmly Stops and Extinguishes
the Flames.

Guthrie. o. T., April 1.-THE Woods
County News has this as a sample OF
Carmen peoples supreme nerve: On
Wednesday ]. H. Jautz. OF the Anheuser-
Busch cold storage. came driving up Main
street with the ice wagon on his way to
look at a house in Augusta which he IL
getting ready to move, all unconscious
Of the excitement he was creating. When
he was informed by bystanders that toe
wagon was on fire he stopped. constituted
himself a fire brigade and extinguished
the flames which were pouring out of the
rear end OF the wagon II is a mystery
how it started. but it was amusing TO
see him calmly driving along while the
flames were rolling UP behind him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
TOP OF THE MARKET.
Six Cars of Cattle of Which Owner is
Proud

Ponca City, o. T.. April III. P. Ford
will ship his bunch Of fat cattle to Chi
cago, loading them tomorrow. He has &c
head, or six cars, and he thinks they Will
weigh close to 1900 pounds each They
are. we believe, the best bunch Of steers
shipped from this point this year and
should bring close to the top Of the mar
kaf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE.
Otto lnnsn Is conyicseo BY Jury Al,
Ottawa

Ottawa. kan. agrfl u--otto Inr-sn
was convicted os murder In IRE ers; d
gree n TIE district eoar5 hire lss; sFsa-
inS- Th> fEry r-sEr5~d ifs vs-dict - :
e'cscck after haxiux tzkSa fg=r ballots.
County A;;o-rsy PIeasaas opened ths A.
r-srzent for ,h- state vss:s-Gsy zsserDcos
ard va. fone~ed b ;. ". before ssr ths
cesense- " \ D~fors Anf " r. Pas
azs esc-ed for the 5szs=se aad st&te re-
spec.t~esy yesterday. TIE tzrT took th~sr
yszts zt as. In-rsa Was ros Il rse Least
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
WRECK ON THE o. &. AND c.
Car Turns Over Near Marshall, injur-
ina Several

Enid. o. T. April 1.-THE Enid Earle
says: The D. Z. & G. met with an acct
dent yesterday az Marshall AZ the train
was pulling in on the side track one
coach was derailsd and rolled clear over.
severely irJUring several people
Mr. Cunningham. superintendent 81
Dodsor. attorney. and DR.. 9. -. Mayher-
-. chief surgeon. were hurried 90 the
scene 40 one was reported 10 be killed.
though several received seye-s ~osnss.
The results All be reported later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
DEAD AT NORMAN.
Case Was One Of Investigation In
Saritariunn Affairs.

Guthrie. .. T. April 1.-Mrs. Mary E
Hortop OF CANADIAN county died at the
Sanitariun az Norman this week OF \
complication OF diseases She was for
nerly a Mrs Bickford and was 3 years
OF age II was az one time claimed that
Mrs. Hartop was being Illegally held Al
the SsnitariCm- A hearing OF her case
was secured and the probate Judge OF
Canadian county held that she was stsn
q ct subject for Incarceration az the san
itsrium- In the sub-repo-t OF the Legs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
INSPECTOR AT SEA.
Compensation Too Low 70 Buy Needed
Apparatus.

Guthrie. .. T. ApFi1 HI. =. Ash-
tor og chasdier. ths rev territorial "a
fr~,~ctor. vas IN ,hs city sodsT - BEGIN
upon pias fur ir~pecfi5w tha "a.
zre stated tsas he ia rot know Shst
world ~ ccre relative - deputy lnsE~r-
fo-s- Un1er ire new iz~ insp~ctors ray
- piacsd n ef.ies where on sssks 49,
loesssd. HoEevsr. ths eongefssties -
- fow ffs d~pafy inspeefer ran hardy
anors q gEsr hss- tbs nset~1 agssratss
ms = CO. u fss fezfsfes that ~ ss-
Inspector Nfli have - aTfasEs Tor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
GUTHRIE ON TiPTOE.
VIII Make orchestra's Coming a So
CiaI Event

Guthrie, O. T. April ll--Scciety is aeog
over the appearance of Theodore Thomas
orchestra here next <Fonday nisht Il
will be one Of the most important events
Of Guthrie's history and many outside
people ,have planned to be here Easter
gowns and costumes Will be worn and the
appearance OF the orchestra Is a fitting
close TO the Lenton season
From here the orchestra will go 20
yTfrrffa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
MANGLED IN MILL.
Farmer Gets His Hand in Windmill
Gearing.

Jefferson. o. T., April 1.-THE Review
says: ]. w. Church. a farmer living about
eight miles west of Jefferson, had his
left hand badly mangled in the gearing Of
a windmill Wednesday. He was up on
the tower making some repairs while the
wheel was running and in some manner
his hand was caught and before he could
release Ii the bones were crushed and the
flesh stripped off. Dr. G. F. Walker
went out and dressed the injured hand
He thinks the hand can be saved II blood
poison doesn't follow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
AUTOS TO BE TAXED.
Woods County Will Assess Fifty
Cents on the Dollar on Mobiles.


Alva, o. T, April 1.-THE township
trustees met in the county clerks office
Monday and agreed upon basis OF valu-
alton for the assessment of property.
They adopted the basis fixed by the
county assessor with the following
changes: Second class mules to be from
SIS to 800, instead Of from so to $50;
third class mules to be from $ to IS,
instead OF from s. to $50; cows from $
to $50, instead of from $ to SIS; hogs over
months old at cents per pound instead
Of So cents; household furniture to be
assessed at not less than s. instead of
so per cent Of its value; typewriting ma
chimes, automobiles, ETC., at so cents on
the dollar of first cost; and the aggre-
gate value Of all property not otherwise
enumerated, including machinery Of all
kinds, TO be assessed at so per cent Of
ca Sh value
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
IN SUMNER COUNTY.

To9ska Ks- Ass1 III, Ezrz~ss
N1tusf Tsf~s4eae cn=asasss - Hsra9.
sss-zsx- r@atsss phz<s I. e44sssi1z~s5 a.
ss.sos. ~ss xrsrfe-i Articles % ;zeosgays-
tsa sezs~rfsy - 80 STATE eh4rt--
s,1sr1 ~ e-sasasv sssrsts - ssisss
- ssses through - ecus.sy n ~ ~
@astr q Fesss 80 Sc e szoss fh~z- t~ss-
rse1s s~~rs<e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
TWO pARooss GRANTED.
Governor Bailey snoss cirreox
un.s tire Uafcrtursse.

Tog-~kz. ken. April live SIS psr-
desc ~srs fszass ysFr~rrsv - Gssssrrar
E4HeT. ous So - zsrses = VISA.
j.. wAs g. serT1zx ssx usoaghs ssasezes
"a the Ey8soa eeanty ssn f1r sdsstssrg.
The oxh-r ~ss 5ssass F7sassll 49, vss
e-aTtcts6 - pozfstzn eas1fY - refis
iarce.y sn1 ss.ssne~1 - sss~ ssoasAs -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
BROKE HIS ARM.
Thrown From His Horse, Suffers
Fracture.

woodward. o. 7. April n--The young
SOL OF J Fernsna. ii~tnx q few MIS-
south az Quinlsn- was thrown from A
horse. breaking both bones os tie iefs
ara below TIE elbow Dr. AkI1s vent
out and set the arm and AZ last acccE,x-
the little fellow vas getting aseaS as vel
gS could De expected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
HENRY E. ASP NAMED.
In Case of Oklahoma Statehood VIII
Be Candidate.

Guthrie. o. T. April lit has been
given out here on the quiet that when
Oklahoma secures an enabling act, Henry
T. Asp. the present Santa Fe solicitor
viii be n candidate for the federal judg-
ship. It is also asserted that Chief Jus
tice Burford and United States district at
torney viii be candidates for the same
place. All three men have been prominent
in oklahoma politics. Mr. Asp was at
one time national committeeman. Rela-
tive tc the matter he refuses to talk.
saying that il would be better to wait IN
I'll statehood is secured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
NOT MUCH TO DO.
He May Draw His Stipend but Little
Else

Guthrie. o. T., April u.--Under existing
conditions there are only a few things
that the new secretary or the board OF
agriculture. J. b. Thoburn, can do during
the next two years Probably the most
tnportaat is to draw his salary, that OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12
BROKE HIS tes.
Yesns Mar Thrown % . Fractions
Norsc-

Woodward. .. 7. Ay-ls 1.-The yesae
son q Fsrrsaa- HFtzr 80 RISES .e.s'a
% czs1izz. -as tsrvwa frors q horp@
h-ezElaR bo,s boH~s - ihe }s<s arr ae4ss
fsss ssboz IL. Axis ~xnt ost ssa st
fss ARR a-f ~ tsss a7co go tsz- lsttls 81
iev IA. rsfsiax ssoz< a. zsE a. csasa -
srp~~,-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12

Herr Eruss's fsogzs. So iz-xss< ev~~
<zssa ss c-rEazS. vas . - - q ysxr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

members Of his official household.
which have come 10 be- known az
long sdistauee cabinet meetings +"
All Geographic business will be
transmitted IN the presidents pri.
vate aud secret code. 30 that there
will be little opportunity for leaks
of important Information.
Tire presidents mail averages
about 600 letters q day. ard al
though much 81 II viii be directed
20 the white house and be opened
there. q will be necessary to for
ward the major portion 20 Oyster
bay This will make the Oyster
Baf pGsfoffiee during the time the
president remains there the busiest
and most Important postoffice Of its
size.
The blsck IN which the executive
as.lasa sill he located is situated
some dlatares from the Roosevelt
home al Sycamore hill. but the pres
ident plans 10 make at least ono
virit each day 20 his business eathb-
lishment. and Secretary Loeb win
usually make ono or more trips 10
aaaamors hill each day 10 confer
with thn president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
FOUR H
ON PIKE

Plans for the Pike street MGR
merchants Fourth Of Juiy eslebfa-
,ion are rapidly nearing eompletion
ana II can sstrIy be predicted that
tue affair the war MI eclipse ln
magnitude and hrlluanes any pfest-
ous attempt More money MAS
was raised than the eozufuitts askrd
FOR % expected and tbs sum ihss at
first thasght NECESSARY Was far in
advance % what had been required
iu former Yeafa
tn celebration l. - b. Inaugural
81 TIE afternoon 81 the third - a
parade ~ AL tho hanas thar will
participate Ia thv Two DAYS pro
grafa EiKht of ten bands vii be-
Ia line and al stated Intervals
thFaas bout TIE march they Wilt
unite iu the playing II anns uoms
Position At tie conclusion ef thn
parade some AZ ths field events siii
b. held oa Faurth avenue ta tbs
vicHHity ~ Pike street l'nr even
ine az the same day !. faii Nlts hs
gtVvn AZ Naukrs bali ard she htai.
usza section Of Pike street eiii BE-
hlasS % ilkat the first II the
series Of lliamlnatiens that have
been arranged
The morning u the Fourth Wili b.
devoted a. rarhts and the various
speeches 10 b delivered Nearly
evrfy nuriness house aH p7Ne street
Niii - represented IN the parade by
fio4s and ~erd has bsrn received
rem whAteens that That Vtts ~tii
send souicthins nsu ~ the was ~
flosts aud ether parade features
After the procession has been
reviewed ~ Mayor Huines
frufn a stand 10 - erected At
sseHHd aFrnas and Pa street the
a1traaa ~ ueteems wni b. delivered
=. : - =. 80. :. 2. =. /. - 49, 80
mat ~ ths ufsHissaf q M dsY. y.
wgii Huaeiuas 18th tha piAytrs 4 tn
nattaHai anfhsm ~ ~ stahf - fss
haus.A tnat 81 b. in attendance
TIE arsrHan wi1 - EiFrn over 10
the track ana f3sid events ceasricii-
go assons shteh vili - tuH.sf. sar
ia-i seen teams from ths plumbers ard
iinsmsns untens
The details - ths evenings pro-
sFafn have not yet hen fully pefk-
- cat. bat Il IL presumed that
hand concert. en- elaborate display
Of fireworks ard bell at, so4ssasias
the sntsft lnfHsut Ths commit
t~e en arrangements have : fsa fsa
lures concerning whten tbsS train
tain . studied silence but sith
Mich thsy int~nd % staFtis the
spectators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Bay.
Sot only are typewriiefs. letter
files and al other pare phsFnalia Of
modern business administration
shipped from the White House 20
oyster Hay. but even the horses and
carriages Of the secretaries aud Hies-
scnRerr are taken % oyster Bay.
The summer white house" viii be
H. charge ~ william Loeb g.. see
retary 70 the president. who has
been associated slth his chief ever
since he was governor Of NeW York,
aud who ~ more familiar with the
prerldeu1a tastes aud business meth
ods than any other man.
As It IL essential that the presi-
dent shall be at all times IN close
touch with the world at large and
With the officiai world Al Washing
sssfS RI ;+ss A. s-s=zs az al tele - = u
and telephone wires. reserved eNciu-
aigrly fnF the Transaction 81 ptaai.
dental business. viii connect the
Oyster Hay offices and the white
house. This VIII enable him 10 com
municats direct with Washington
ana even 20 hold those telephone
conferences with the assembled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
WILL PAY $4,000
FORRvAL' MURDER
Chin Tai Hee Puts a Price on Wong Yuen's Head
----Bi0ody Feud in Chinatown

Yern uas convicted Of fofESrY and
ssnteased % ore y~aS- Ia the isoufff
iafl~-sa term which he r nov aeffinK
n h@x ciaifaea 81 the time that
satan Cinnamon gave pxrturrd tssti-
ssa3as ~ ncCsire his conNietion.
t.htn Tai Hes arrived here ~
eazae and aincs has BEEN Twins Etth
fsaa See. who says shs does not
ssassts WhoNr nife she IL. Their hoifs
b ia = chinsss lodging house IA se-
afiie
Les nlsht Wong Yuen. who Ia
s1ftinrv eohtinsuent had besn
thiyii1hsx 81 his disappointment Ia
lssA sessufsd the services Of HARM
taiak e. az attorney. 20 recover his
m4gA and little ores.
A wf4 81 haboAa corpus vac
rEunaasiy Issued b Judge iisii and
WatHs alleged family brought 10
ihe csunty Jail IL company ~ chin
Ia farr. Nho refused 70 silow thefu
cur ~ his sight
WAss they met face u fare Wong
amsf CAN acre only kert from haNs
tnx ID out then and thsfs By prompt
lnteTfsrencs on the part II the TAIL
er. and the Chinese woman and chit.
tpua Wes~ placed IN the women e
wafsl antn one or the other q her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
MH M&ZMRY
Gill IN A @ M
Old John Sweeny, Whose Only Food Was Garbage
Cast Up by the Tide, Sent to Insane Asylum

After digging for months IN on
imaginary gold mine ON the sand
Splits. during which time he ate
nothing hut bread aud deeayed food
that drined Ia with the tide from the
city gafbaFe dump old John
Sweeney Of Montana. WAS commit =
ted 10. the insane asylum by Superior
Judge Hatch. this morning
Sweeney IN almost H.. giant in
physique with muscles like iron.
aud be- presents most eatraordin~
afy appearance ih court with his
blond hair. which IL long and curly
aud his efinkly. yellow beard which
nearly covers HE broad chest IFS
small, blue eyes twinkled with good
nature. and be wore, hH be says he
always wears summer aud winter.
Instead ~ coat "a uqudeacftpts
sleeveless garment which leaves bis
bfawny arms and chest bare.
fits hHliuclnhtion H. that be has
discovered "a mine on the sand spits
near the Northern Pacific freight
yards, which produces iron. copper
gold and silver and lately zine Day
81 fier DAY be had worked early and
late digging In the sand ana gath
efinF stones from the pond ns be
calls Puget sound u Was his habit
to "rmeif these stones IN char
coal IRE built 81 4 hole in the sand
lie waH harmless. bis nsiEhbora
said and seldom left his @mins" *
eept "a sell little junk the tide
had washed in. ana 30 buy bread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
THE STEAMER OHIO
BROUGHT $265, 900
IN GOLD FROM NOME
The Second Vessel From the Northern Gold Fields
10 Reach This PORT Following fhe Oregon,
Which Arrived Yesterday

steamer This q something seldom
dome hY rNnspaftAtium company.
but Dc r. understood that the object
Ia doine So Was 10 try Ia break ur
the Practice by preventing the stow :
eNays ftafn landing IN the st
Paul 9a stoWawaNH were found, and
On the Centennial S..
Edward r. Miles. agent 81 the
Northwestern Commercial compAng
a. Teller died ArFn ~ llis body
accompanied by Mrs. Miles, arrived
~ the ohio and WAS shipped todsN
- The former home of the drccaHcd
AZ Astoria
The ohio saw nothing 81 the
steamer James Dollar. bat passed =
thfer-fnsHfed aehooncr IA the ttsfs
inE sea.
An aluost unheard ef condition q
the HerinN sea Ice pack u reroFtsi
hx the oaio, TIE ohio. which LEFT
Nome seven hours later than the
Oregon. MAS caught in TIE lcv fuf =
haugs after leaving tbs northern
paft Meme 90 the Meme liners have
hern troubled in previous years with
iee or their southhouud tfip.
The OfaEun dl4 nat cneountrr ans
ice nu her way aeutN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

ardent lovers should prove . legal
claim 90 her affections
Judge Hell this morning coutinusd
the hearing on the writ until Mon p
daY AID allowed ghtn Tai Tee the
custody 81 the family. providing he
should give 3 o. fis1 bond t. pfgiucr
them the date named.
Partners Of We shung signed the
bond. but. aad % relate. from Chin
point q risN. u wAs too late. as the
prosecuting attorneys filed iufnfInA-
ton against hltn. chafgiuR Win re-
siatiuE an offlceF when the deputy
shsFgffs took Lee See from him AZ
their lodainE az % clock last night.
AID chin also must stay m jail
The wtrnsHle for the possssHion 81
the woman and her two young chill
dren j. the result af = f~ud between
two rival chinese clans on the coast.
TIE chin family. Who are far the
most rart here ~ Seattle. ere bitter
enemies to the Wong family Of San
Francisco They are UNFOLDING chin
Tst Hse IN the matter and have on
cred . bis price % the Chiuaman
y no VII cause wong Yusn 10 de q
sudden death.
Lee Sec and her Two children are
IN the county San fof safe keeping
chin Tai Hes ~ prisoner IN the
south tank and Nuen IL IN the north
cell wing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

chris Klein. charged. IN company
with Robert Knowles. with stealing
q flock q sheep from the fryHs
nrlhn company a seek hKu, was
taken into custody q hts houis IN
Oienrgrtown ~ Deputy sheriff
nunee. early this morning Knowles
vas arrested yeslsrfay ana confess
81 10 sheep stcaiina stating that
Klein had played Che principal part
IN 81
Immediately after telling his
STORY. Knowles. Who had BEEN
klnin'E buuisuau since tire latter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

planrn. the sulisu thud Of rapidly
moving heaps af earth
The rough humber has given way
t. ueat fences aiia rows u comfort
Ahls seats, The uuGaiuif piles 81
tift have been sfuoothed out for a
level paraurf A handsome and
ruanY stage. the largest IN the city.
Las EFaMn like a mushroom sitter .
Wargn rain. The smell OF firHh paint
iHinsies with the pleasant aFutna -
pts.e. aHd all aheut 4 busy scene
~ - eiizofdcred ennfustun
~ = hsrsly a hours "a she time
when the euftaia " - be faIg up
for tie fret performance. aud a Look
AZ the accompanying cut. maHs
ftnm = picture Of the ueS thsater.
taken thia upfHiftE. f,tfF5H b9t ~ ffaF
least Indicate that TIE play house
eiit be completed
IA all be finished IA ample time.
said tsltig thia uoon | shall keep
: tlF fufcn af work ali day tods
aad al aay tomorrow and the house
viii be spieh and span and ready
Tor HE sFoea s ~ the scheduled hour
- opantng
IN arasf o. SET the thsatsr eetu-
pislass HeiAa has had 70 Pay tiss men