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The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Popular Couple Wed.

DR.. R. V. Powers and Miss Cath
crime Melville were married in
Jackson last week in the new ST..
Andrews Episcopal Church. Rev.
Walter Whitaker, rector of the par
ish, officiated at the ceremony. DR..
Powers is one of the largest planters
of the State and lives at Palmetto
Home, Yazoo county. Miss Nc
Willie is daughter of Capt. Nc
Willie of Jackson. The couple left
on the northbound train on "a bridal
tour and will make their future
home in Jackson.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Big Receipts at Newton.

Newton received her first bale of
cotton about three weeks ago, and
since that time the staple has been
coming in at lively rate. More
than 1900 bales have been marketed
liz. the town since the season opened.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02

But toward noon. the sun growing
hot and scorching wind arising.
Adam conceived the happy thought of
hanging the skin over the bush and
reposing in the shade thereof. 1t was
done, the tent was invented and civ
ilization began"
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Mississippi Cotton.

The crop report issued last week
by the agricultural department for
the Mississippi section, as to cotton,
says: continued dry weather very
injurious to late cotton; blight,
shedding and premature opening Sc
rious in many localities; worms con-
tinue damage in delta. Cotton OPEN
ing fast, picking being rushed; no
top crop. Yield promises below av-
erage.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Moving Into New capito:.

1t has been decided that the State
officials are to move into the new
capitol at once and they are to be in
by October /. A conference of the
State officers was held last week and
all the details of the moving work
was discussed. The officials will
only move in at present such records
and equipment as they are compelled
to have for the daily transaction of
business and later on the other rec
ords will be moved.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Meeting Called.

The State superintendent Of ed
ucation of the Southern States will
meet on the 9th of October at the
Piedmont hotel in Atlanta for the
purpose Of discussing educational
matters. The meeting was called
by State Superintendent Of Educa-
ton Whitfield, who some time ago
sent out letters. He has received
replies from most Of them, and has
fixed October 6 as the time for the
meeting, and the Piedmont hotel at
Atlanta as the place.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Boom for Houston.

An enthusiastic meeting of the re-
Gently organized Houston Business
League was held at the court house
in that town last week. To those
who have kept abreast Of the times
the object of this meeting was en-
tirely understood. After hearing
the reports of various committees
strong resolutions were adopted
looking to the commercial sprogress
and material advancement Of the
town and country adjacent thereto.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Ginning Cotton by Electricity.

McComb City is boasting the on
II gin in the State that is run by
electricity, and so far no town has
disputed the claim. The gin has a
capacity of only II to Is bales per
day, but the sample is said to be of
the very best and brings the highest
prices on the market.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02

New Girl (timidly)-I s'pose you ara
a fine cook, mum?
Young Mistress-Bless me, no: don't
know thing about it.
New Girl (relieved}-Then we'll get
on famously, mum. l don't, ei.ne'.-N.
Y. Weekly.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
VIII Come In Handy.

VIII COme IN Handy.
He-Now l guess that Phister girls
knowledge of fencing and boxing which
she got at school will come in handy.
She-Why SO?
She's going to be married! "-Yon-
kers Statesman.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
A Big Opening.

President j. c. Hardy of the A.
and NJ. College states that the
school had on its opening day near
ly 700 students, which is an increase
Of about SO over last year.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
George c. Myers Appointed.

Gov. Longino last week appointed
George c. Myers, of Holly Springs,
clerk Of the Supreme Court, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Capt. Brown. The vacant term for
which Mr.. Myers is appointed ex-
pires in January and another off
cial will have to be elected for the
full four-year term, which will be-
gin in January. Mr.. Myers quail
fed for the Office last week, and took
immediate charge. He has not yet
announced his deputy.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Indian Cut to Pieces.

Thomas Mullens, a full blooded
Choctaw Indian, who, with his
brother, has been working on a sec
ton of the Southern road, near
Greenville, filed up on ssfire water"
after work hours one day last week
and started down the track home,
after IL o'clock, and while crossing
a cattle gap below the city, fell
through, and, being unable to get
out, he fell asleep and was cut to
pieces by an early morning train.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02

Count Tolstoi is compelled to devote
half his time to answering letters and
receiving visitors.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02
Kansas City. Mo. Nav % 1891


My Dear Frank: I've changed nv
mind about little Sadie. Well. she and
will be married this fall. The night
we went boating we got caught in one
of those cyclones-you don't know what
they are back in Detroit-but they are
the worst thing you ever saw or read of
worse than any lake storm ever saw.
She was as cool as could be. Cool as
was-and she really knew the danger
and didn't-though could imagine.
1t didn't hit US exactly, though don't
believe it missed us over SO yards. It
killed two people and wrecked a lot of
houses. Well. am in rush tonight.
but you'll see the sweetest little,
bravest little woman in all the world
when | bring my little bride home.
Write soon. Yours in haste.
MART.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-02

A long memory for mercies is often
found with short one for malice
Rams Horn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

T. Q. ssesux shot ana probably
fate ID wnunart Edward MeeAbian.
- sz<sS@=s ssst evening. Tie s,soof-
if9 tns the result - a quarrel over
an fnaufx alleged 10 have been Dffess
81 - Seeuf g. Ida Coates. ksha 81.
aals fssser sister. Though the
wauaeed man h sfiii alive today. II
n gwen out that thsee 10 10 hope
for his recovery.
Nesns l. ire ~ ner % The house On
sevassth avenue noffh&ast. where ths
nil1.sfhAE occurred ard ksbablau, IDA
and E.ina Coates ard their brother
4. ssestsz. are hts tenants
kseA h8An has lived with the Coates
fasnlb al HE ne. and regards them
in tsse MEhi ~ relatives
Kiuts the tour youna people rented
the house atoat ffsonth age there
has AEON considerable ffictiun be-
tween them ard their landlord. The
latter claimed that they were net
taking Sc gpaf care ~ the place &c
they bad prurnlsod. aud yesterday
rsoffsinE siiprsd note under The
door 81 tho house ordering thstn %
xaeate within three DAYS, and adding
sxlss~sst0ns II an insulting nature
cotssefuing Misc Ida Coates.
wh4n keha hian who Il q machine
int ~ Moran Hrus shlpyarda. re-
TURNED ffom work last evening. he
was shown the nute. lie ifnmedt-
ssesz. grtss - Se1tsz zsss Ger : : 3
81 ~ explanation and an APOLOGY.
The latter denied shs insult ard OF
sresi D. g. with kairatian % the
Cuaas.x home. where he declared he
could prove his innocence hy the
Testimony o. Miss Coates hvrssf.
Knhahlan consented 10 this. and
uron arriving az the house. called
Niea Coates and asked her n II
acre kru# that NsKur had insuitesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
He HAS 80
REASONS
Murderer Champoux'x Lawyer
Wants New Trial for Client

A motion for a naw trial for zcn-
nos. rhAfnssnmH the convicted snne~
Aerer 81 Isottia Trace. IL being ar
Rued before Superior Judse Bell to-
day BY A. J. Spsckeri. attorney for
the defendant n In alleged by tho
defence that there are B reasons
why the Frenchnan should be gives
another chance. and thsy are all %
be passed upon b. the cosurt
The principal contentious OF Mr.,
spsckeTt are that the Information
filed against Chanroux does not
charge him with murder Ia the first
degree. Of which he was convicted,
but merely Of mauslaughtrr. ss the
word XIII u not used that the In
PRODUCTION 81 testimony es 70 a
threatening letter received by Lot
tie Brace from ChampouE. which
shs destroyed Immediately after
reading 90 her mother and sister,
was not legal, that the record OF
Champoux' examination aa 10 his
sanity should not have been intro
duced In the murder trial.
ChRmpoux seemed to take conEld7
ere BILE Interest in today'a proceed
lnEH and acts In more intelligent
manner than has been his custom In
court heretofore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
SHOT. FOR DEFENDING
4 GIRLS GIRL S GOOD GOOD NAME NAME
Edward Kebohon Fatally Wounded BY !. o. Kegus
at Latond-- Latter in Jail Awaiting
Victims Death

her. ne she alleged. on the preceding
sunday
she affirmed that IL WAS. where
upon kehahtsn repeated hiss ACCUSE
ton against Negus The latter ~
tahatet BY calling kehAhisn a lar.
ksnahiAn struck NasuH. who then
drew a revolver and fired.
The police and = physician were
summoned, ratrulman Carr arrest
ri NcEuH. who made no resistAnne.
kehRh.an Was removed TO Provls
a~sscs hospital. where II was found
thai the bullet had pierced the IN
isssines N eight PLACES and had pen-
etrafed the stomach
The Coates are known in the
neiFhizaFho1I and % NeEuE BY thr
name 81 .Llvingrtane. ksbahlan IL
an Armenian and usually calls him
Ssif EaMards
Immediately after the shooting
NeEus stated that he had Intended
ics shpos kcbahian. At the jail last
evening he stated that he did not
have the Kun especially Cor thr par.
pose ~ shooting Nshabian. but that
having been In trouble last fall he
usually carried one.
kcsus IL IN the city Sail No
charge Will be placed against him
Until kehahiAn dies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
LINER SAGINAW IS LOST
Run Down by the Big Passenger Boat Hamilton i'm
Dense Fog off HOgg ISLand---BOafs Lowered
Too Late TO Save Passengers and Crew

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. May 81
In a dense fog the old Dominion
liner Hamilton and the clyde liner
Saginaw ealiidsd OF iinEg Island In
chesn psaks bay a. 10 Is o'clock
this morning. the saginaw going a.
the bottom a few minutes later. ~
is estimated that twenty 81 the crew
and passengers we're drowned
The Saginaw WAn bound from
PHILADELPHIA f0F Norfolk. she eHf-
Ffad a crew Of forty and twenty pas
senRcfH The Hamilton left New
Yafk al 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon She had more than enc
hundred passengers
After passing the Jersey eonst the
Hamilton ran into a fog which lasted
all nlsht The Hamilton was going
"a about three quarters speed when
the shock came. Passengers Wefe
thrown from their bertha and IN q
moment confusion reiEESd.
f.yina just in ffon, 81 the Hamp p
ton NAs the riramer into which ahs
had crashed Thoss on board
shouted that the ship was sinking
mfld said their vessel Nsa the Clyde
linsf saginaw. The Saginaw fFas
struck about twenty feet from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
L/CHTWEiCHTS ARE
READY TO FIGHT

Both kid" Parker and RUFF Tur-
ner. thu Iishtweishts who are 70
fight at the Armory Thursday n'eht
are now I'm condition 70 entfI ,hs
ring. They are down 70 WeiHh, ,r an"
doing but q little light work
ner has been working AZ fea sr.','..
ysnorts. ne IL In the best of oondi-
lion. Parker has trained near Bal
great deal Of speculation y fiis
concerning the fighting qualities OF
pa,tsr lie ia one OF the rev Fes
starIans IN the ring. bio started tns
vesstarian business aftsr he whipped
Tornsr. and by some u is clnimed
that he IL SLOWING down.
Al any rate. the colored boy " the
favorite IA the batting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

I stern on the ntaFboard side and that
portion Of the vessel was cut Off
completely The stern aagEed I'M
nediately but the forward part
dfifted several hundred yards. In
the mean time the officers ana crew
Of the Hamilton found that their
boat, while r0mewhst damaged. was
safe enough. Boats we're lowered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
WIDER WOOD
| IS PAUPER
! BRIpGEaAN's NOVEL
3EssE ~ DIVORCE SUIT

= ts@er~5v9. recently convict
- - Hsrser u his infant dangh-
- = 49, 80 ersiar m furfffA
thss morning By Superior
- ~ ~ which the county
= lifeetsd q have a transcript
se uAfa IN his case. on its APP
2 ne sulFsHss court. An am
va hisd n vhich II "a stated
- a.'sfHsys that Underwood IL
$3.50 q ssfbclent funds to
l'f The Transcript
-. Nsllse undefweoi. who Wa
charged sin her husband
a-Flnf committed the crime
70 va recently allowed bali
~ ease shauid eume 40 for
40 70 BE- working In = res
=. Z. AD~Fdesn. her parents
pfasf 70 earn money to pas
W sna Paul's lawyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
COMPLETE
PURCHASE

The county commissioner have
ordered that warrants for tzag.0oa
be Issued for the purchase Of the
new court house site. corner ~
Third avenue and Yealer way. The
abstract was submitted BY attorneys
for the YeHlcr estate. yesterday nf=
ternoon and approved hy the COM
minsionefa this morning.
In deciding whether or not an alley
upon the property had been vacated
II vas necessary for the commits
aionsrp IA look up the minutes OF the
"nteefing Of the first county COM
ninsianern." held before Seattle was
Incorporated, IN 1884.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

ln the presidents reslmsnt After
the christening the president visited
Fort Marcy aud the plaza where he
addressed 4 gathering IL Indian and
~hits ehiidrsu.
SAN FRANCISCO. MaY "a spss
risl train leaves Sau franeissa thts
evening bearing the state officials
rissuhars pf ths legislature and
others ~hs haze h~sn designated T.
receive ans WILSON'S the president t.
California The party all meet the
presidential special at na ratoN
inarsasg morning. and Siii return
with u 20 HeaEans4s where TIE AZ +
dfwsm ef N~leesMa sill be delivered
~ the governor The party viii ae=
company ths president during the
greater part ~ the time he la fnets
ms California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
LAND OF THE
ROUGH RIDERS
President Roosevelt and Party Given a
Warm Greeting in New Mexico

SANTA FE \. NJ. Mas S@Ptes-
+4ent Roosevelt made hix fret APP
pearanes tn NeN Mexico this MORN
snE ct watering station called
t.Anlv Twenty ffNe Mexieans aud
IN Americans sfe<tsd hint tn.
president said Coed morning
slaf 50 SO Yau Upsn arrival here
ne p&sty drove about the city. The
Ht~s tdeui then aaoke from ths CAP
lfai at~us ard visited the aoFefunF,
ne president paid hixh campii-
meut "a ths Rough Riders im his
apeseh al fsse capitol Ito visited the
church - san Miguel the eldest IN
ths United states. nud the cathedral
shrfe he staoa xod father az the
christening OF Theodore Roosevelt
AFsnita The father - the child 10
SERGEANT Arfuiies who Nas a ms iar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
HAMP/ONS
| RRiGATIOK
-.slkth WANTS REsTRlc
49, on WATER coHsUM

Z. ' mar OH has q pretty
- ,hs Third ward. and for the
NJ nat work % his laN office
y -. aiNays permit him TO Wa
49, = IN during the hours pre-
n ~ NE water department. he
49, % The realization that the
|'ss s'psftment restrictions are
n - !. meeting Of the city council
- 80, e Introduced an arAi
+ 49, sa..ysleing that when a proper
~ !. Pays water rent for irri-
- lfposes he shall be- allowed
~ water whenever he pleas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
Jim HILL
WANTS IT
THEREFORE, SOUTH CANAL
COMPANY MUST USE LESS
WATER

ea... yeaHss- = sise e!iy z-&saT as=
partmont today cut down the sup
ply OF water furnished the Seattle
4 Lake Washington Waterway
company, The Waterway company
has been using about is,o0o, 600
gallons per day. ~ was necessary
10 cut ~ 70 100000. on account Of
tho large amount 81 water being
used both night and day by the
Great Northern Heilway company In
slulcinF out the north approach to
its proposed tunnel under the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

.,sA. ,tfAakest mysteries that
..Iss the minae % thc IN
80 tinitel STATES assaN Of
- - brouxht T. the attention
,-.,,ee snA beth po1ec and
sashc,lsles are trYlnF 70 fer
rss . -, nan. aith an AR q
is..s .nses Ara eaiiesi AZ the
-. - Al a. that he had
.tssssn kssd that b. wished O.
-. = ~ fasled several small
49, = ~ yeslQW install aut u bis
49, usl4hias = eances all told.
- ,ssslsr IetksA & oyer ana de-
- 49, .he sod MAS unusually
80 shnuet evfaracc ef having
rfQTionaiY rrfncd When
- i vss eufth IS an ouner,
! i. rprsf was paid eYrs 70 thr man
a - etzzppserrc
se.r - had kour The assay en-
= ssamansd tAe xald were eafw-
=. "a aeted that its color NAs
4 .ess 4 Aiasksn SEQ ard that u
Z. = rgse 10 eesns taasu that ccun-
4inzs we're found IN some ~
! kmgs that led shs ststciale g
ss.ss tkst II has refhafs keen used
! .=z,fy. Thls however tbs ssrsnE-
! nxwunssy dsnscd.
~ szrarsse and sAsplelou Hssfe
-, lnefsasea this ntsrnlnE a hen
! znr shswea ~ agaip ard with
<-@zns smile snunguces tnst Ne
= .-s.es ~ thr same variety I've
= ksa3e.6 oct 40 ounces Identical
= 49, brought ! yesterday. He
-. Yusszfsa shat IT, sid came
= ~ AaaskNu minss that ~ was
.=l.sf aud sux 4 hlmsrif lie ~
- sahz,ioness ~ secret service
- - bsfa strh'siy g hts ftNFy
- sees.ls Il the sSs4y anice re-
- a tfeWlkr thr name ~ she
- = II give any ssucfintion ~
=. krs ne rQiies are equally ret
80 skeas throwing any AEhl On
= ryfsrT. Il fhsy have ANY.
su ezfrsd. however. thAt N
=. a. a. air q fefinsnsut ahaa'
= asa sass ueif etacatrd and
eess cr-.stAersbls' wrought W b.
~ a. aHciais questioned hit
ntsr<xss Ard soubied r the SD
- s>u-n Aiaska. tie sid that -
Sc ss , -. 80. 80. 80. - !. : =
y,ssr.-
i . - xasf proves - - a. Alaskan
sesnes 4 = % = VARSITY # pfss~fi
n1essz - Aekt szpsfss ara - 9
~ and rrity far IN excess q any
= keaxst dean srusn tne notth=
= mae evidently hsf ne fear -
~ inv-sti<sfisz FOR although
y nssy offsce people Nouif act ray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
DAVIES WILL FOUND

Deputy Sheriff Clark, who dlseov-
cred the Hkeleton or Thomas ~ ia.
vieg. near Renton last week, and
has been working on the case since
then. has found Mr.. Davies will.
Griffith Davies Of this city IL named
a. executor Of the estate. Clark
found the will IN an old trunk in q
storage warehouse. The amount OF
Davies property IL not known, but
~ - t,AlessSd Is -ha small Davies
has relatives In Lansing. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
C.. GAEPAN0 FOUND
DEAD IN HIS BED

q uAe.saae, a ntiadle-aged man,
wa found dead IN his room. No.
4 - a.. fss.l,.ssslss.s Sense 4hls morn
lns. lie had been ~ for several
DAYS ard under the care ~ phyets
cimn when an attendant went 70
make up the bed In Gaspano' room
this morning. the dead body was
found.
The remains were removed TO the
Runhay- Watson rnorEue and The cor
aner notified Of the death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

NEW ROCHELLE. y. z May 5.
The seeming care with which the
rkipDsre of tine Columbia ami Com
ssiiutlon avoid having 4 rHee with
the new yacht Reliance gives strong
evidence that the ov nerr 20 the old
er boats believe their yachts the
faster. The rivalry between the
owners Of the three boats r. intense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

and sent to the rescue OF those
aboard the saginaw Before the
boats reached the sinking vessel
she gave a lurch and went down. the
suction almost dragging the Hauil-
ton after her. The Hamilton lay
IN the vicinity until assured that eli
had been saved that could be and
then proceeded on her way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
CHIEF SULLIVAN IS IN
CONTEMPT OF COURT

ins. upon the motion Of Easaon's
attorneys.
Easson was charged with having
horaewhlpped two boys who were
prisoners IN the city jail. and was
dismissed from the police force. He
took his case into the courts and
secured an order directed against
the olsli service commission. ana the
chief OF police. compelling his rein
statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

STEAMER SUNK
TWENTY DR0WN ED
GIVE THE PEOPLE A
CHANCE, MIR. MAXOR

garbage situation whore
Immediate action the Of the
II
Il
violated public
vh hints II the dannnx faint corruption that
right
siaai
the, mah just well have mten Al heaven with eir
popular lnatsnau faded before
he
gov TllE ONLY ROPE ron JUSTICE IL THROUGH rliE MAY
fee eounenen openly being prospective
secretary otifcy onals
What SIMPLY MANS
DERIVE rtiE MOST HtNEF1r FROM THE YAW
CHAN AtE rHK as WHO fiANE PASSED riE FRANciiisE
ps YOU know that AZ Mayorf n sou aldu you know nov
dede whether
dor.s th naaous stesl you e y think about that
u franchise YaW himself has said that the Franchise worth
80 90 him that l. tfas u eusht g r worth much az that
AFFORD the city bt OF fref rrsent rfaspAys
COLLECTING ~ TnE MAIN otFAsrIoS Nor FgfRH
coan1aan father 81 the
seheuas. And TifH COLLECTION Could nEuN
At oNcE "a. w at = ssse g q iss n zee. saa ysss
M BURNED. that merely tndess the maia
councilman kin The pfopas
e9 e. The s s + Sss @f sq4s 1 '9 y s s h
81 Mss'g VII yes s1s.ai snav.ry ysu
with biz emphatic and
autaH caneN municipal
shp q tas valuable ansssf AZ Sc y.o can e ha, much
shirutnE
GIVE TiiE rEoPtE A CHANCE MAYOR HuahA-TriATs
AL. THEY ASK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
|sTNL SOME
RIcTIOK
ut-s II Nay | PIsases
eaf nsa, However

- ueien street car men atiii
- szr< xraesaaees aGatpsi the
- E,setT4e euFn f.Auf. but affirm
- Ray palnts - differences have
r nfile6 ssnca the Hew MAKEUP
HI 4 o. that day many Of
= Ezasz<ss1 nen were given ruua
1x6zb sser believed they we're en-
E~* " rsason Of ioFE services.
k<e-r. tbers are stili some
HzH1 pssnss which the union IA
z4fwirx % remove. President
= Skrk said yTsiertay
- 2nFanY has since thu inter
<3lt1 q clause 1 b the arbitfa-
: szaifses given as more sasia-
11a ~ there are stu sewers
~ = diffsrtHee that mast BE-
BE-
y hsTs not yet appeaief 90 the
zz@<t 4<n q compel = settlement.
9 II rfnHzfaf4 nor have 80 essss-
- SERIOUSLY another strike. hat
y 10 telling what may come
: 2 sapft nosiee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
PRIEST Is
ON TRIAL

FLYRIA, o.. May 5.--The prelimin-
ary hearing Of Father Waiser. nc
cused ~ the murder 81 Agatha
RelchIln, began this morning. Early
testimony was not of a damaging
nature
The only BIT or contradictory eYl-
dencs developed AZ the trial TINS
morning came IN the statefnent o.
Chief Of Police L,orain. The chieI
testified that WaiHer had notifted
him Of the murder. whereas Chsifnii
RslahIin. brother of the murdered
girl, declares that II was ne tns'
notified the police OF the tfaseay
Chief Lorrin ssid hs did not nrlleN, }.
that Waiser had been drinking al
the time he appeared at the ponce
station.
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..SHES NOT
MY WIFE,

The divorce suit OF Mrs. Eva
nridKeman against o. l.. Bridgeman
Ia belna henrd by Superior Judge
rallmafl today. The plaintiff alleges
cruelty. dcaertion, nonHuppott and
drunkcneaH.
The defendent contends that he
secured a divorce from the plaintiff
Years ago and denies that she IL now
hln wife.
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and e /. not likely. a. has always
bssn the case. that the cup defender
ia pFeetotae contests Will be put
against the new boat In the ore.
llfninary spins. thereby enabling ths
rev boat 60 find and strengthen itH
weak points. The Reliance went out
this morning for a short spin. The
conditions we're excelIsnt for a try
0ut IN light airs.
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Chief Of Police Sullivan has been
cited 20 appear IN the supreme court
Friday. and show cause Why he
should not be adludged In contempt
of court. In refusing TO relnstate
Walter F.aNeon In his old position as
night clerk at police headquarters,
as ordered by Judge Tsilfnan some
time ago
The order 20 show cause was y
sued bv Judge Taiimau this morn
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ELOPED---
RETURNED---
FORGIVEN

NFxv YORK. May ANNA, the
va,,np daughter OF ax-Chief OF Police
Dev@Ty. etopcd last night with Ed
ward rink, mere boy. The girls
fnth.r forgAve them after he was
notlfied OF the marriage,