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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SIECTNI-
Springfield. ILL.,, Dec. 1s-Certifcates Of in
corporation were issued to-day by Secretary of
state Rose as follows:
The Heinrich Lumber Company. Belleville;
capital. s25.o0: dealing in lumber and build
ing materials. 1ncorporators-Tinchen Kraus-
nick. August BartheI and Renhardt W. Hof
scmnier.
The Shelbyyille Water. Heat and Light Com
pany. shelbyviile: capital. $4,000; operate
a heat. light power and water plant lneor,
William S. Middlesworth.
The Nokomis Merchants Baseball Club No
l.omis: athletic purposes. 1ncorporators-Chas.
NJ Singer. John S. Smell and T. A. Sawyer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
NEW CORPORATIONS.


The following a-t.cles of Incorporation were
filed with the Recorder of Deeds yesterday:
The Odeon Amusement Company. Adolpf
Daus, ST. Louis. . shares: /; a; Grawf' r,
Louis. 10 shares; Q; T. Crawford; 81 LOUIS. y !,
shares: e. L. Pulley. st. Joseph. Mo. ~
shares: Frank {. Zehrung. Lincoln. Neo.. ~
shares: f. l.: Martling. Wichita. kas.. ].
shares: A. Row Crawford Topeka. kas.. II
shares: Frank r Stureis. st. Joseph. Mo,
shares: T.. c. Gaut Topeka. Kas.. shares:
CLARENCE Hun; 81, Louis: l share; Edith GI irsi
and amusement business. First meeting. Four
teerth and Locust streets December ., 1913,
a. m. Capital stock. half paid. $4,000.
Nook Bros. Painting Company +. c. and G.
o. Nook. shares each: NJ. e. Nook. IA shares.
Capital stock. paid up 5000. First meeting
TO be held December %. at rooms No. 'li-iD
Roe building.
Albert Schott Wool and Fur Company. Geo.
A. Brown and Albert Schott. share each: Car
RE Schott as shares. General wholesale BUSH
ness. Capital stock. full paid. $4,000.
st. Louis Wire and Iron Company. Retnold
Tiesler 30 shares: Ferdinand p. Leclerd and
Eugene f. Schmitt. 10 shares each To deal In
Capital stock full paid 5000.
VIII ]. Terry atty and Investment Com
rany. VIM. J. Terry. es shares: Albert o.
Terry and Lizzie c. Terry. ! share Zach. Cen
eral real estate and contracting business. Cap
ital stock full paid. $1,000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALI. those desiring help or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Blu
sIlk Chestnut ST.: situations and help fur
Aiaka1a &DaA Il char1e. Tel kinloch A qs1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
STOVE REpA,Rs
For all stoves ard ranges NORTHWESTERN
>,TOvE REPAIR co. Phone A97o. III ". Sth

YOUR selectinn Of the largest stock Of slight
1y used and secondhand typewriters in the
country: standard makes guaranteed for one
year, sold and rented everywhere. send for bar
gain and rental rate card. The Typewriter
Exchange. EOS N. Ninth st. st. Louis Mo.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

D1NIDENr. NOTICES.. Louis Mo-. Dec.
s, 1s03.-Notice is hereby given that. at
the regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors OF che Missouri Trust Company Of
St Louis. held this date. a dividend of IL per
cert on the capital stock Of this company was
declared, pa;ahle TO the stockholders January
]. 1904. the books OF the company for the
transfer OF stock Will close on December e.
1903.
MISSOURI TRUST COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS
AUG. SCHLAFLY. President.
Edward H. Gofee. Secretary.
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.He)usir>hGNGvpeA

MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
neo. Tf9a Bldg. tn and Chestnut ets St. Louis, Nc.
Ssek1espans eAsrthand, TJpsvriting fsnnanehiP ~
OPEN oAv AND NIGHT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
HUMAN BRUTE is
STILL AT LIBERTY
Further Details of the Terrible Crime in L1oJana--
Body of the Girl Victim Recovered

GUILFoRD. IND. May 73,-The
body ~ Rosa Kieer. the iT-ycar-oid
Riri for whom search wae made all
day yesterday. was discovered this
morning in Tanners creek BY a sec
ton hand. The scant clothing that
remained on the body had caught on
some drift wood. There was nothing
but one hand waving above the
waters edge and this attracted the
mans attention.
A small boy last night told his
companions that he saw the hand
but no attention was paid TO bis
story.
The secti0nmeu brought the body
here on hand car and Il was car
fied 90 the church. The body was
nude except an undershlrt. II is
Supposed that Tire rsmainG1. aftns
girls clothing Waa torn or IN her
struggle with her aaaallants. Her
face was gaHhed and bruised. other
evidence showed that her aasailant
was compelled to murder her to ae-
r0mpiiah HE object.
The girl rings, which were of VAL
ne were still on her fingers. The
father. who was beaten into uncuu-
se{ousDeas ~ fhe afsagaut ~ the
girl. r. expected 20 die at any time.
lie II stiu unconscious. Physicians
are watching him constantly. but
there IL faint hope that he VIII sYer
regain sufficient iucidity to give any
details Of tho crime.
Relatives arrived here this morn
Ing ana took charge ~ the body.
A dispatch from North Bend. Ohio
says that the marshal there has ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

rested a huge negro answering the
description Of the man who II sup
posed % have committed the crime.
Under the sweating process. the
negro confessed 10 having been a.
Guliford and Manchester this day be-
fore the murder. lie was taken 70
Manchester where efforts 20 estab-
lish HIS Identity will be made.
The town IN filled with excited peo-
pie who came from a radius Of many
miles. III the guilt Of any person f.
established iYnchiuR or burning can.
not be avoided as tho men are quiet
but determined farmers who would
doubtless attack even the militia II
II we're called out
Physicians performed an autopsy
on the b0dy OF the Kirl this after
noon. II showed that her skull had
been fractured at the base Of the
brain. They believe that no criminal
assault was committed.
The girls mother, who has been IN
poor health for some time. II dying
from the shock.
Later IN The day the father re-
gained consciousness. He says a coli
ored man struck him but he Il unable
- aescfshe shs saea We tttsne'sL IL
was thrown into the river ne he re-
membered gaining clear conscious
ness on the opposite side from that
on which he had been walking. Ste
/ does not remember hearing his
/ daughter scream.
A eoiored man answering the de-
| acriptl0n ~ the one seen lettering IN
| the vicinity was met by n farmer
> Of o'clock Friday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THOUGHT THEY HAD
GOT A GOLD BRICK
LOUISIANA PURCHASE WAS NOT coHslpEHEp A GOOD Ban
GAIN ny THE WHO MADE IT

Ing the port ~ New orleans and
opening passage for tho products 81
| the great valleys. Nspoleon'n an
swer was ~ startling as u wa
prompt
These western republicans ask oi
me a town and I Eiye them az en-
pire. runouncs Louisiana. ~ u
not only Eew orleans that Will
oede. IL Il the whole colony without
reservation
The unexpected acquisition ~ ths
vast, unbardercd. unknown territory
beyond the Mississippi caused mol
Joy but condemnation. !.
II N not history. though Indeed.
ali but Yeueured over with noion
more pleasing, that the Fedafhllats.
peferiying a diminution Of the Inn
portanee Of the northeast. nrfcsly
opposed ratification Of this grant,
not falling 60 once more threaten
secession.
Hesides. Il was not the purchase Of
additional domain an act tn Viola
ton q what Jefferson himself had
declared u be lsW and Of ,ln oNn
fiEid doctrines If state rights aud
strict constitution Was Il not In
direct CONFIRMATION % what no
himself had written Ia tho Ken
lucky resolutions. document held
sacred at the weatf
Hut the thing Was done and Pres
idsnt jefferson camfortsd himself
ana hiA own party with the opinion
that tho naw acquisition might
eventually be useful as n refuge for
Indians lie had not awakened 20
the fact that this haas was 10
pfuee the greatest achievement ~
HIS iifo yes. Efratef than the Dec
laFatian ~ Independence
kof had the American people
There were bot two men who
Eraspsd the fuiiusss OF its import
One was Napoleon. Who said
have given England a maritime rival
that eili sooner or later hurable her
PRIDE" and the other Naa Aaron
Iiurr. who said There In the
west 70 20 be the heart o. our ma
ton"
cUAR GRANT MILLER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
KANSAS
CYCLONE

EuHEwA, Kan, May 2a.-Ths
southeastern portion OF this city
was visited BY n cyclone early this
morning. Six persons we're more or
less seriously hurt and n dozen
houses destroyed.
One woman was hurled through
the air for half a block. She may
recover.
one Of the freaks OF the storm was
the entire demolition of n house IN
which a widow and four children
lived. Tho woman was badly bruised
while the children we're uuaea thed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
AN I'M MENSE
DEMONSTRATION
TN LONDON

LONDON. May s1.@0nc n the big
Ksst demonstrations IN thr history -
London occurred this afternoon IN
Hyde raFk AZ a protest against The
educational uiii
seven hundred thousand PERSONS
formed Ia prpeeaaion NJ the Victoria
snbanhmeut and marched 60 the
park through the leading thorough
fares q tho city Aast al were at
tired IN plain. black suits. thus pre-
srnlinR an extraordinary spectacle
a. they marched W close order with
files extending from curb 70 curb.
All Of London non-ronformist
churches and immense delegations
headed by pastors and every trades
union we're representa-. a. well "a all
% the liberal clubs. There were IL
platforms In the park from which 90
speakers addressed the throns
When the speeches were cone Iudsf
platoon of huEiern Kignailrd the
crowds 60 attention Tor tho % ssaKe
of resolutions condsmuing the gov
eminent for introducing the educa-
tionai bill
Three thousand police we're on
duty IN the park 90 preserve order.
The sun beat down with great heat
from a cloudiess sky. the thefmom.
eter standing ~ a degrees Ia ths
shade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Great Crowd Cheers the Departure of the Steamer
SpokaRe-Pfogram for Alaska Recep-
ton This Evening

Amid the cheers % thousands 81
ettlaruz. the heaming Of guns. hleW-
tng % whistles and ringing ~ bells,
the steamer Spokane with President
Roosevelt ana pafty aboard. swung
cut Into the stream fram the Ar
tnHtun dock at $50 o'clock ana be-
San her Journey 70 Everett. where a
reception win he held this evening.
The moment he set foot ON the spo.
kane's sang plank the President waa
taken IN eharse by the Everett re-
cvptiou committee. hieh came from
the CttY % Smokeatacks this MORN
ing 10 greet him. tto viii continue
e. be EverottH guest until he starts
On his return trip 10 Seattle this
evening
The Seattle reception committee
Win however accompany the ursal-
DENTAL PARTY 20 Everett fnr the pur-
posse of again taking the president
IN charge when he leaves that city
after the reception u ever
Tho return trtn from Everett win
give the president splendid op-
pcrtunitY 60 obtain view os Sc.
attic from the water under clrcum-
stances calculated 60 forclhly im-
pFvss upon him the Hirs and import
ance ef this Queen city Of Puget
Sound.
II has been arranged 70 have the
city, ssesa south Park To ballard,
brilliantly Illuminated BY electricity.
and the sight witch win meet the
presidents gafa as the AteAmer
hounds Magnulia hluN lust after
nlghtfAil viii be one that he vii iena
remember. These who have seen
the panorama 81 iEhts ordinarily
presented b. the city when viewed
ffom the bar viii be able % fortu
Some conception % the mAEnifesns
appearance Il viii present when
ablaEc With lights Ia honor Of the
presidents return.
FOr the purpose 81 giving the
crowds gathered along the water
front an opportunity e. see the sn0-
kane as she approaches the city
With her distinguished passenger
aboard. II has been arranged 20 have
two powerful sssFchlsstts focused
On the stcA rier from The TOP % TIVE
Of the highest buildings on upper
FIRST avenue from the Faauaent she
comes into view until she lands al
Arlington dock At sic o'eioek.
These ssarchliEhts viii bring cut
the steamer In every detail and the
watchers on share viii be able 20
fellow her pTaErsas easily throughout
the entire ave naiics between Mag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
ELBOW ROOM"
Riverside Tracts Offer
Emancipation to the
Flat DWelIerS
Ideal Spot Now on the Market.
Surprisingly Low Prices

II yoa have not read The Making
Of a Country Home" BY J. Il. N.
get IL and read H.
II shows the way 10 Independence,
20 splendid health and good living.
II shows living In a flat IN its true
eolora. II makes n sa-foot lot hook
true TO name. No man who ever got
the smell 81 the green fields and the
spruce Ia his nostriis but longed for
a place In the oountry-where one
can grow things.
More fun. more health In watching
the cherries ripen than can be got
out OF a weeks minstrel show. Ask
the children.
The writer knows, because he's
tired both, and the cherries and the
rosea Win,
E. y. Roe. IN his Home Acre"
lanother book you should read
SAYS that one acre well looked after
is better than a dozen poorly cared
for. One acre viii keep n family In
all the Injuries OF hfe-more OF them
cannot.
A single cherry tree IN less than
seven weeks has paid the taxes for
10 years and IL willing to pay them
for another 10.
Tho Interurhan railroad gives a
splendid service quick and
often-lesa than 20 minutes ride %
the station. which Is right In the
center OF the tract
And the scenery ie fine. Nothing
less than beautiful park. with the
river winding in and out between
the trees.
The soil Is red river bottom and
sandy loan on the hillside--a very
gentle siope-it will grow anything
It's all ready 60 10 10 work with
and It's not too late 10 set out plants
for autumn Towering.
The price e. $50 an acre and up
less than is asked for mites OF
lots twice as FAR away from Pioneer
Square.
Interurhan cars transfer TO any
part OF this city and Tacoma free
In six months the property Will In
crease 80 per cent. In value, SURE
enough
GO out today or tomorrow and let
US show YOU. our representative Is
on the ground.
our Mr.. Lincoln and his assistants
are az Riverside station every day
The fare 10 Riverside r. ibc round
trip. transfer from any city line Is
counted as n nickel. and transfer
Il issued to every passenger return
ing, making the actual fare 3 cents
Tho cars leave Firet ayepue srd
Jackson street every hour Cor the
half hour)
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uuaunusanunn q Z
STAR DUST:
. sspusanuusKnI

fseaffie'a safes are open. Mr Pres
idrnt. take the town
TAe Star Dust man dominates
Weather fofrcastef Salisbury foi
mayor.
Shamrock viii saii for America
MAY zs instnAd % the soth. as pfS-
yiouAlY arranged.
fssaantsut In Albania IL said &c
be widespread Turkish oppression
the cause.
y "a HhFfimnn IL rapidly recover
inE from the operation for append
cltiz made "a him in Nrw York.
Tia Italian government will short
ID Nena oofunisaioa 70 south Africa
20 aseiGr whether the conditions
there s4s Suitable % Italian emiESa-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

erEa EinK In many sklssssssAes. VIA
ter. with two companions. was sent
cut on the tran efies a bunch es
the rebels. with insfructioBs o. also
.ieok cut for a certain eauE - horse
thieves. IRE three separated. and
winter. on a trail alone suddenly
eaufFonted three sxiI-lnukiHE Aexts
cans With their usual tfeArheroas
coaEtery. they All ealsok hands with
him. with many Inquiries. but sud
dsniy ~ discovered the horses Fid-
den ~ the three we're the stolen
ones he was ia search ~. and grab
bed Tor his gun. The Mexieaun we're
quicker. and all three opened firs
on him.
Got Nj. Man
The nrsf man ehot him through
the left shoulder. the second through
the left thigh. while the third shut
went clear through hiss right side
low down. crashing through IN. ribs
Thts knocked him from his horse
when he started 70 Ket up. he said
one 81 the men was stiii there shoot
lnE at him.
4 got him." winter said. senteu.
tiously. That nght took place IN
April. 1904. rode % a ranch and
iais % for several months. haTing
no doctor, In September | met thu
same fellow that shot first before
He never I'D any fEufe shooting
After a years service Winter isft
the rangers. and. after serving ssv-
efai months with the United States
marshal. went % wufk at he trade
~ Essas fiaizg y issa tha fs1asfl
Riders were arEa uixsf in san An
tonic. TEX. In lass. Winter az once
Joined and went with thc rsgi mcut
10 Cuha. being IN the engagement In
which Hamilton Frsh was killed lie
was also Ia the thick ~ the tight
following Lieutenant Colonel HoaSs-
vsit In the capture Of Kettle ffiii ard
the famous charge on san Juan Hiil
In which the Rough Riders and thelr
leaders distinguished themselves.
Winter was wounded In the charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
KITTY GOT
PATRIOTIC

=
Kitty" Bird. whose hankertnE To-
the lirnslight II publicity is bisxss
than her bump Of reverence for The
law. attempted 20 inspire crowd -
about t001 people with sufficient -
ifiotism for q proper greeting Of -
president AZ the corner Of West Cd
Seneca streets this morning. and DE
Nas promptly taken care Of By tns
police.
she put up q strong fight 70 hnisE
her speech about the Elortes Of thA
great Northwest and the greatness
% the day, and II was with q good
deal Of difficulty that she was In
auced To accompany the police TO the
station. whencs she had beca re-
leased only a few days ago. sbs
vas charged with creating q dis-
tuffaure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

The members OF Golden Link
Lodge. Ne. isa. / o. o r.. as vel
a. y number Of odd Fellows from
other lodges In the city. VIII visit
!Sonton Monday night The team
~ No. tsa viii center the second and
third degrees upon = class Of can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
FIGHTING IN
MACEDONIA

coNsrASTISoPLE. Nay IL
Consular Feparta from Monhaiir.
Macedonia. dsia vea one day IN trans.
in the mountains sis mites north ~
there all day Thursday. bat ne de-
tails are pbtaiuabie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

uuko poatheriek. who he police
says u a strong arm uun was ar
reated ~ the police last niEh9 and
Il being held In the city fsii en- sun
picfan. lie Is well known 10 the psl-
lice of the racine Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
FIREMAN
INJURED
especial to Tn. s,.r.)

OLYMPIA. May "a. while switch
Ing In the yards here this morning.
A. q HroiaoE. a fireman on the
Northern Paoino read. was thrown
from his engine. The wheels of the
locomotive passed over his left foot
and crushed u 70 a pulp. His head
was also badly crushed. He may
die.
ssaEHa@-a=-
vietoria Day Celebration
At Victoria. n. g. May 2s. Round
trip. taco ees First avenue. s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

neia blum and the city,
Upon landing the president viii
become Tor Il short time the guest
~ she elilaans 0f Alaska. who have
gathered IN Seattle "a welcome mm.
TIE Alaskan reception committee.
headed by Chairman ", + Perkins.
viii conduct the presidential IaftY
% tho Grand opera House. whore the
Afasknna and their Invited guests
viii bc assembled 10 greet the ma
tons chief
Here the address 90 the evening"
will be delivered by Governor Me
RFide At the conclusion of the
speech making the president VII be
presented With a miniature sold
Pan, fashioned out ~ solid said, caus
taining a tiny golden pick and
shovel. crossed. aud several iafss
nusEvts IT vlrgin Fuid. The sod
pan. with tho pick shovel and nuK-
sets. is the badge of the Arctic
brotherhood. BY which order the
souvenir ia 90 be presented 90 the
president The souvenir pan Il
elsht inches iu diameter. about eight
times larger than che A. "a badge.
After lsaYing the opcns house the
president VIII be driven 90 the
Washington hotel. where the banquet
IN his homer viii be- fnund Ia pre-
sfess lie VII deliver a hsief al
dress ana wil then. unless he pre-
frrs Co remain, rvtire a. thn stump
tuously furnished apartments which
be viii ocnupy during he stay IN
Seattle.
Ter tomorrow No program has been
nrranged Tho president has ntinus
lated that he hf allowed his sun
dava % himself while an his tour.
ana his wishes viii be respeelca BY
the Seattle committee
fte viii probably take q horseback
ride about the city early "a the
morning. according % his usual eas-
tom Later. he win undoubtedly At
tend divine worship. either the q,
A II memorial refNieea at the Grand
Opera House. or some one ~ the
down town churches. IN ths after
noon he naay take a drive or a street
car ride ahaut the city.
The presidential train MI start
on its return trtp q Washington A.
} o'clock Monday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
MAY Be ENGAGED

PARIS. May The Prince q
Monaco hos been uayla1 such u.ayk-
"a attention 70 Mrs. Potter Palmer
81 Chicago that The report has gain
"a craasucs that their engagement
VIII soon be announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
eoAeo or woeKs MEgrs

Only routine business was trans
acted st the meeting Of the board 81
public works this morning PermiH.
zion to erect new buns.Ts at the
foot Of King street was given the
Seattle sand a Gravel comp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

May 2a. q. "a. FIRE and one third
for round trip. via the Scenic
Route" Great Northern Railway
city Ticket Office, 6t2 First ave. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
CITY OFFICES CLOSED

Justice Cams court has been
riorcd al day today. Justice
Georges court is closed this after
noon. All offfces IN the city hall are
closed this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Aurhy dough and rubber dough.
coitonsesd oil and bacon grease
dough.
Thea = withefsd. seabby. sandy
berry.
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man WHO FOUGHT
WITH ROOSEVELT
Otto a. Winter, Young and Very Modest Man Who
sas assiSasa u ffss.daa; 5s555s 6fs =
menss Assembly at Wright Park. Has
Had Remarkable Career

TACOMA, May 7a.--ottn n Win
ter. the Rough Rider veteran ~ SID
nalIy honoree b. President nooae
Welt at Wright park yesterday - be-
fnk called to the stsnd at the pr~si-
dents request and personally greet
ess and commended before the great
crowd Immediately following his adj
dress. IL q yuuuk man Of a Truly re-
Variable nKhting record and well
deserving the tsstinetion conferred
upon him b. his G}f commanding
oftlcer. Wintss l. ~ years Of kzs.
ard a rnaehinisf IA the steam enxin-
e@rfug department q the Puget
Sound navy yard. showing that he Il
a good citizen In time Of peace as
well as = good soldier In time Of var.
Mr.. Winter was highly pleased At
the homer shown him by the prssi :
dent. but was In no wise disturbed
frctn = modest self posssssion and
reserve. When seen b. = star re-
porter yesterday afternoon At the
eic.e Of the procession. Mr.. Winter.
upon request. told o. some Of the
principal events Of his life and his
no inconsiferable part IN historic ac-
tiona with all nlcdesty and IN brief
rather than Tn elaborate manner.
story % Fight
Though standing straight ard
sturdy. with perfect aoisieriy ear
Rage. Veteran Winter 10 the survivor
Of wounds that might have made a
physical wreck or brought death 20
a man Of less hardy constitution.
The wounds. three of them. wefe
s1stz!zss r. . single ss4assssss ssssI-
fiIet with three horse thieves and
Mexican rebels while serving In the
Texas State rangers. one Of the fnnat
famous police bodies IN the world
II was IN 1885. during the rebel
lion insfikated IN Mexico by Cath
artna GeFKas the famous rebel Lead
er. that the fieree rxht occurred
Cara had been recruiting his rebel
band from among the toughest ele-
msnt of Texas. and the rangers we're
IA the field against the orEnnixers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
olrIs, To Your bibles

Work IL to be resumed at once on
the grounds OF the Lewis & CLARK
exposition at Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

That Oakland baseball team and
the alleged prize nght Thursday. nrs
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