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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

Cef r. "a Hathaway. chief quar-
tcrnaslsr OF the department 81 tire
Columbia. r ln the city on official
huA.ss4sa
Frank l.. croshy Of Tacoma. chief
depufy United States marshal o. in
the city aidiun IA the preparations
for the openiug 81 federal court ia
Spokane neKf Monday
Lieut.. A y Wyckoff 4. q y. Re-
tired. q Tits city has been uppoiut-
"a "a che position Of chief 81 tHa
branch photographic uffiee. at Port
Townaend
ifeuhen r Gardner. aged IS years
died az his home. te1 East Repuh-
iiCan street For four years prior 60
last November he had been lu
charge Of the registry and money
order departments OF tbc seattle
paaiaffiee He leaves wife and
three xauA Prank ". Edward ard
Harry T. The funeral will be held
from The BnnneYs Watson chapel a.
/ O'Clock Sunday afternoon Mr.
Gardner was ~ member 81 The odd
Fellows MaHars and q A. Y.
James Tiltnn. Whd was charged
with fohhlrg John Anderson in a
south side saloon several weeks afo.
VIVA discharged IN Justice Cam =
court Yesterday Hfternono. lie was
accused ~ robbery The prosecuting
witness failed to appear Anderson
alleged that Tiitnn had beat aud
robbed him ~ small sum % money.
Charles Harris. found guilty last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
SCOTT
HELD
ACCUSED OF CRIMINAL AS.
sAulr ON MARION NICHOLS.
musr STAND a SUPERIOR
COURT TRIAL.
tssssi.I,s tn. s,.r.i

EVWnNrr. sept "a 81 4. Scott
rhafNrH Nlfh au attempted criminal
sac auif on Marion siehair. grand
daughter - AaH ~ Nichols seeHs-
Hf5 0f sfats af W shinsfen Wa
yesterday sftefnauu bound over 60
Ftaud trial b. he superior court by
lustils - the fsare CiaHk SCOT p
faisfa isaa slsaf - saHi.a
sTs1ss - = f1isfs5sHfff tr'r1s -
ne ~ zult on fss usafnsne u ratt
ie HfaH A#Hff sisie Tha EIn sid
sha u positive tive uan vas Rraft
Ire sssau'H eYsF ahr said. atfa deep
sei. like Hrsifs his shneH wsfe like
srutts. and bs held his hand 60 the
ear ln the aafIsH waN as Nlaff NAa
sr nstnm~a 60 10 Sae also said
phs rreasni8ed hfa voice. aed that
BITS general appearance Man the
Same gn crasa accumulation THE
eifl ieesifird that "a thr time she did
spt thifsk 81 ~caft
A. ths conclusion ~ the FiHtes
eass AtfafnsY paiiy, fof the Defense,
lnuRfa for 3 aiNuiseai Oh she ground
thas rnt CROUCH evidence hal been
introduced the show that there had
beer . im~ committed. OF fhaf
sfasf HHs KuHfv tuattce Clark
6veEFulea fhH utatluH|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Identical vith that of United states
apaipEist iirsoka. wha after recent
u carrying uu careful inNnH. isati0Ha
AZ nv fuat u the almost uuk naN g.
mountain. stated that itH aNnrustau
world be a dangerous II act hrtppH
sitie feat Maj Ingram sata ea-
trrday afternoon
"EuE II the sauHHt e. De rsn.
tended aith ga climbing Afskir.isF
Il hangs afeunf the bis Inoaftaitl
alulast fhe entire year. sud = parts
mlght easily lose its bearings ahlfs
enVeiapsa m Il and get last Such
q fate may pasfahis have aKeffl.hsu
the coak PARTY
After Juiy I u IL seldom that the
mist claaFs AWAY ~ that HntfnlaE
can be seeu New Ia my opinion.
ur. Cook nust have been unable "a
reach the haHo ~ the mountain h.
fore July 20 TO gee 40 the ns1un :
tain under such circumstances would
certainly be DANGEROUS ana &c ute IL
arEfuH ifnprNgffc Ahir.
There " unlf aae maunrr ln
which I would attempt Is make ihs
asoeHt That would b. b EeinK IL
"a the bass u the mountain late III
the fan J would camp there furinE
ths viRteF - shat could begin the
etfHsh aaftV ia the arFffta tsFsF.ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
PARTY
May Be LOST
Nothing Has Been Heard of the
Mt. W'KinIey Expedition Now
Over q Month Overdue

mountain began. Since then Moth
lg has been heard from the party. II
Included besides the regular guides
and helpers. Robert Dunn. a we'll
known newspaper man, and Ralph
shafnwHid n Columbia college.
Mckinley ~ variously estimated
Ia be from 81 106 20 p .0Ge feet high
No living man has yet reached the
summit Judge Wieksrehnm ~ Al
aska. during the sumner. attempted
90 do the trick. but gave Il up after
getting up n 900 feet The Cook
party was 70 climb the peak from
the Opposite aide Many persons
residing IN Seattle who have had
experience IN climbing mountains In
this region. % not believe that the
raftY will be successful IN It's at
tempt, one of these ~ Maj r. 4.
Ingram. who hna assembled Mt Rain
Tor five times. and Mt Baker twice.
he also accompanied Prince Luigi u
IfuIY IN hts ascent u Mt ~. Elias.
1900 feet high. IN Southeastern
Alaska. IN 1891. After that achieve
ment which had never been nc
comglished before. he does not be-
licte that Df. Cook can reach Nc
Kinieys summit His opinion is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
MYSTERIOUS
DEATH
Patrick Early BreafiIeS His Last
i'm Police Station. Thousands
of Niles From Home

~ hcsan drinkins fativ this morn
lns he went infu ,hs pet Nssiaafanl
aed ordered breakfast
When he walked info the place he
appeared Is pc an fistt. tls had been
dfiHkiHa tat VAS rot Yffy druuA.
After ha hHd hecn az che table 70 short
timc he iNeawa sick, ava thf proa
pfitiof 90 She place tpok him out and
sat him down eH The sidewalk as Rail-
read aesnaa aad NeslsF WAY
IN re he was fouud AZ SIS O'elach
ng tstfulman peiEt The ofsieet pat
him M The patrol waEon and sens him
% ths palles station. where ~ died
ssan after us arrival DEPUTY sefeaet
iahaM Unrestricted Tho caae The netf
was removed t. ths HQnueys ~ tapn
iaafEusa
PROM letters fand In the ErIp AZ tho
sehais ssfasH tsaiuasiHs Ia fhH dead
man. IL was learned that be had ar
aunt TWINS al tsusfvliie Ontario.
where hFatheE james Fairy. airo
lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
KLONDKE
7H4JEDHIlS
MARK ALcoeK nRowsso-Aw.
oY MCMAHON FELI TO ogATH

nAwHnS sept g Especial cdsrr-
s1saudaslra ) Afafk Aieeek met bic
death - he ~zsrsz x sfsa saas.f 80.
tsfdaY afieraaaH. ills beds Was ssspf
asay IN ths fspidiF nawlas waters.
aaid may never H. recovered
~ J HHndeH fasmsfif city sHEi.
beer aHd Mark Aieas 3 SON "a Captain
kissss ~ enc customs service start.
- 20 tis faaeH tn g i'afsFhaFu canoe.
They wNfe IN shelr WaF e. fha scene
e the rfpu9ira stfiAs RhaHf eve taliss
asaEe uawann
A. paiHt onHsssifs fhs had - the
haF tHss stFefaffs e8f ffun ths Shore
On fraht - the harris ~ The canae
HHs OVERTURNED Alenfk weni q the
iat'0fu AZ ones. nat teiuK able 80
sHifn. sna haviszE 10 hfaVS Eam boots
fseHaxli Nsa AhiF 80 sstp aunn thr
surface. ard shaaifa fef hsin = ~
iiasis heard his cries ard fensassd
him
ADDS ~ Hahaa 3 miner. pianrrs3 30
feet dawn ths faes af farks eAn lls-
idN uapfaH yesterday q BE death
Ste head stfiek nfst ahsn b. aas
near shn faft The fcmsirdef e fhs
distance MeMahoe SEEMED f. ~ an
conscious The iinif plunAed inga the
1ukeu fsvsf rass nurs ard then sank
ard came az ~ more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
WHITEHEAD
RELEASED

Charles Nhitehfaa. sentenced ~
Hupsfief Judge heil - three months
ln she county Sail faF cantrnpt 81
court WAr discharged yesterday AZ
ter making 81 ahiret opaieEy 90 the
Judge Toe his behavior ia nouff.
ness aeaiaHt Ieorria stina. n eolansd
$40 ffufn him in the Midway.
Tha Mffl FHa acquitted. bat white
Head. wto had appeared "a ooart 81
an intoxicated condition nnd had
beer exceedingly fresh dunuE the
time he Was on She witness stand.
wuH uraefea taken 70 Salt
before ~ War released yesterday
whitehead was forced q pay the
Gusts ~ fhr contempt urnUnraiunr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Aurnsth IS was the date fiNed for
the return Of the Cook party from
IL ascent u At. Mckinley, the hiah-
est peak IN America. A. the days
pasa by with no tidinea ~ the three
indorniuifnhle mountain climbers
who started out 70 accomplish a
feat which experienced peak scaiFrs
declare 20 be dangerous and iWpos-
sihie, the fear grows TINT some awful
accident may have evefiaku the
party.
AiiI Dr Frederick Cook, the Lead
er of the party. g. considered 40 eN-
pert mountain climber, ard his
friends befieve that ne VIII accnin-
piiRh his object safely n anybody
can. Or. Cook r. the founder ~
the Alpine club of New York. and
one Of the best known scientists In
the world. He served ~ surgeon
IN the Pesry expedition. and IN n
IKE capacity with the Belgian Ant
arctic expedition. He r. therefore
no tenderfoot III Arctic travel re
left this city IN June on n Valdez
steamer. which landed the party az
Tr0nick af the head ~ tbe Turn
again arm 81 Cook inlet There the
trip o. 2t0 miles inland 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Wv@H of an assault apsa Eugene
ilodY was sentenced bY Superior
Judge nau yesterday "a SIX months
IA the county SAT-
The rebate system on the SOUTH
sfu HHrlffr iine befNeen seattle hiia
sna Francisco saH been aballahta -
order Of usHeIul Passenger as ~
Goodman The ness tute VII 90 INTO
g. aus Mra ~ ~ wentworth. =
fi,stan. 1Easb arrived iH the rifF
Thursday having hean called here -
fht death a. Mrs Nentw efth's father
ST. d IS simmons. sta vas sillfh 81
f,,rs5ay tsst fsw niiea Hoeth =
aaniHs wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
BONDED A
TIN Mine
TRUSTS EXPERT BACK FROM
saismAREFF INLET

Iasrph Hutchinson. fufnhf aupef-
iHsruleat - the IrasEs Dollar nsiHe.
AMI a. ore tifis lieutenant governor
81 the state % fdaha arrived ffpH
Nome "a the steamer DfIe YsHfef=
day lie went north on behalf II
ffttHbufE capitalists. = no are idru-
Titled ulth the American TIN Plate
asses intian 20 exauaine and report
4psin tia discoveries n4ata on SAiz=
snareff inlet and the Ear Hauasafiia
ON arriving at Teller. Mr. tiuteh-
iarsfn met tRo ufcspsftafH. l. siie
erim and Charles Randi Who he'd
discovered TN about g miles up the
coast frafu Teller.
he found On Investigation that the
men hid eight claims NheFs the
groupings showed 10 Ter cent. Of tin
as against the Per cent oufrrop-
pings found In Cornwall. EuK These
claims are situated on t'nessfife
creek. y tributary - Lost creek. and
are easily accessible a. deep esteF
rhsy we're discovered BY Crtm and
Nandf who have been prospecting
IN that section for two years past
The eight claims have been bond.
sf - AR Tut hinHon for q quar-
ter 81 q fuiiitfn dollars and n sub
ssaufhii bonus patio Down. Nj
Hutchinson brought cat several hun
drcd pounds II ore. which he says
j. IN itself EfsHfef Tin exhibit
than wnH displayed ~ the worlds
fair uesiaes TIN. the ore carries
much native copper IN the form u
buttons.
ar Hatchiuson vii return n the
spring prepared 10 prospect and de-
Neinu the properties.
a new and what promises 70 he
2 valuable discovery ~ tin has been
made on TITS hsadnhfefa Of the
kouEafok ~ Bob Ilrawn and Jack
smith They report that they have
uncovered q Sven foot ledge II very
high grade tin ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Thousands q mllsa from friends and
family. raulek Early treathed ma
last on the noor &c ,ag police station
Tho mornmE.
ne HAD htcu smHipsed On one If the
ssW nUis az tAifl Gswbiv. tut came
e. Seattle TIVE DAYS aka. Elthcf trum
excessive drIHkinE. ur fFam snwe atak
adminiatsred & tim fog the nnFpas 4
robbery. - dfsA t'ntH cofenef Hove
holds an AUTOPSY thc exact cause -
death viii bat BE- kHeWn. The dead
nian dld Dot anngar O. e. al hahiufal
dfpnkard Zee was clgaF sklnaed AVA
appeared e. have teeu ta stssa hsalfst
ne WAS in tae HeishHUrhaod % e.
yt,ara 90 axe aud well dressed IA the
ei0thfng - a eurkiaEsnan No marks
q vialsnaa were faund ON tne hsdy.
Nearly SIS IN money Naz faana e. htz
parkstss
Earls came - Seattle twe days aEe
ard Deposited hts tszxaks Ia The
Whale zaieon en- Haim street Then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
CAUGHT A BURGLAR
IN A QUEER TRAP
BUT TIE PRowlEH SLIPPED THE MOOSE AND cor
AwAY-Ro CLUE As TO WHEREABOUTS

thruuah a ff0uf window.
Yer zecond Mr. Fisk wa1 undefer-
nlned shat O. Do. lie thauEht = q
great mAav fhines Fhsn h. rrssissi
60 act
via one bsund h. reached the ~tn-
doe ard slammed down the sash on
tbs startled fhua Far = mnpssut the
thlsf wfrNlsd ard sauirfHsd. bat ~
couIdnst get loose Mr. Ftsk Was
shfasinK what brilliant capture ~
has made aisd N8ndarirs phst % d
nest. when. With one HupsFhumAa ~.
fort. the thaif tars himself fFam tns
luHfuVissd tran. and left Mt Ftsk
WITH Only tbs police g console hirp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
SHckUp MEN

patfoimau " q Hubbard had tNo
aiiasa1 rsiaou hieHVa FmrH nrfars
lusties Camt yesterday charged vita
robbery
} - o-fearN atlas Wiuiam Wiiran.
easasasa @tih hviaH vha II ths ura
sha hfsi 40 the Sans ltafhef natoUns
= - bfaaahf hsfoFs The rnHfl hut eaa
nHf raadE faf heaHna 10 has aefH
positively .denfinsd b. Peter tisnHegF.
taH bartender q fhs saiaau. ha ans -
the thleyea
Ffrd No. kef. aisQ arrested BY ffuh-
bard Aus aFrHiEnaH uH ehHFAE -
haidinz 70 tha Willard aalsseu Il eaa
ffis HaiissH f1,iIis-rf ia uhich fnsuas.
lsAirelmau AchAnefnana accused npr
aefsr 10 eaid g. have tatsu part.
nalh cases we're st fat preliminary
AaAslHS HseeAHs esfl - tried fsTi 3
aad Uf~asY aszt. &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
COLLISION
Tug and Steamer Crashed To-
geffier i'm a Heavy Fog in the
Bay This Morning

from Laronner 20 Seattle and tho
Tug was out wHrd hound
Thr upper guard % tssi rHft sisie,
" here the tug struck the FAtf-
haven. Naa rae through eeEapistsly
The fofstsm - the tus Vas pfossn
and oghtf damage dome. f'hs Fatf.
haxsr - owned - sAs t.aeunHsf
Trading and Tr4nzp@rtafiun Gem
:. ~a>s-> ~A~s-~>->~~>S~A y r~vSS~ 49,
owned By Captain Thomas Grsnt.
ARD AZ rafnntand 20 Captain hakaF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
BIC SALES or
REAL ESTATE

Tha two ints on the southwest
corner II fffst avenue and Cedar
street we're Haid 80 ". ,. CFsNteH
fsg tsi.tas yesterday. The lets
ahlch telsnFea a. f-ilKa !. WaaKiiun
ere At present occupied ~ 4 ONE
Hterf brick rfaR ford 4 SengFsf
uHde the sails
The same firm uuft hused frafu y
Il. IAtimHf q lat or Third avenue.
between Pike street and Pine. tie
pfire being SIS oaa threr- STORY
hfick 81 L. b. crested
The canfraaf faF "a ag-roum hotel
on isuluu street between sixth and
Seventh avenues. wiii BE- iet next
week hy Crawford a conaNsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
MARINE NEWS

A tome ans ieiupesfueua voyage q
sst aats fFunl Antwerp brought the
German shiu Niaise iuio port last
nlrhf with "a cargo ~ cement She
VS. 80 Outraged b. storms after
rounding Cars Horn 81 July, that
she fiad to pat back 10 Port STANLEY
81 tlla Fauisiaud Islands. faf repairs
off care I1httrfE Hha vas uHliEHi
- storms. until the tug li@hna#
faffkaH her an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
FALL PRO WE'D FATAL

Sels Blorbland died AZ Providence
hospital yesterday from the effects
af a broken bone. which he received
IN n fan from "a wagon near Tplt,
several days ago The Jagged end
- the bone pierced an artery and
caused n hemorrhaRe that resulted
IN Death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
ARROW WILL RESUME
CUT Rate WAR

The cutting ~ rates on the nfcm-
eftou run Viii begin again tonight
The management nf the steamer Ar
rev announces that e Win pat the
steamer on the route Rgain at that
time. Repairs 90 her shoe and the
averhnuiihs ~ her machinery have
been completed during tho thres
DAYS she has been laid up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

VI A rgsk. - rs Isnsrsen street.
had an exciting experience With q
tur4iar thfa morning Jast phsu he
th1uxhf ~ had the proNisr n trap.
ihe fhlef raads his escape ard T. nos
at large Mr. Fiak fId HE best 70
heid the tarNsaF fifiaaufr. bsf epiS
succeeded tn friNhtenirK him owing
q the darkufss. it saa tu2vcssiiie gaf
Mr. Fssk to Sea hoax a he thisf =
face.
shaefiy aftsw aetaek NJ. Fisk
heard a nolss In the iouer part q his
hauas. lie listened iutentiY and z7ur
nnesrfainsd that IL came from n
ground aaar ffans voarn. IN his nIzht
clothes h. weut O. the repm aa9. e
hss surprise. found the bead and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
GOLD STRIhE ON
CLEAR CREEK

DAWSON. Sept rs Especial Cor
respoudeuoe THAT men on horse.
back. men on bicycles. men on foot
and men with pack horses arc al
lnuulring the way 60 Cieark creek, Il
the report brought into Roman ~
yesterday morning by Billy Warren
who has Just returned from the dig
EinEs.
lie reports having passed between
20 and 80 men IN one day when upon
bis return. The find Is said to he
rich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

The tug yellow Jacket and The
ntarn-N heel steamer F'airhaNen
ssslls5ssss Is tha fs4 al an early hour
thla morning near the braaa street
dock. the result being considerable
damage % both.
The yellow Iaeket~ had her side
uxhts iAlruiuG a the rifus OF the col
uuinu. hut the fox waa - DENSE that
the toakouts Ga the respective crafts
- -~--~->~
an n. ..rairAassn~ wa. on her way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Much land IN sknRlt ard wlmteefn
counties. placed IN the government
forest reserve last winter. win be
again thrown open % settlement.
Forrest Expert ". T. Cox, who has
completed an inspection Of the lands.
asserts that the timber on some Of
this reserve H. the finest he ever saw.
lie 81 ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
DOWNED BY
SIWASHES
BROWNS LOST IN a CLOSE
CANE YESTERDAY

Jay Hughes pitching coupled
uith LumieyH batting. enabled the
elma#hes Go down thu hfossnH in e
closely contested game yesterday. a
single. "a double sud a home fun WIS
the chunky oaifieiaers batting rec
ord is three times az the bat No
Tarltnd pitched good BAH and held
the locals down % six hits. Hfash-
ears error allowed the browns Ia
score iu the seventh. preventing a
aiiat-stt,
The feature outside OF the all.
Ground work Of Lumlcy aud Hughes
was the fast fielding II Francis on
third prahan has Joined the team
nEaiu and may pitch today.
tfha SCORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
BABES WOW
THE GAME
HEAVY HITTING BROUGHT VIC.
TORY AT SPOKANE

SPOKANE. sept g ~The visitors
captured another same iu heavy hit
tins contest 10th Mannin ard HeNr
wsre sNattaa lard. bat ManHia had a
little the hest - g. ffeue runs bv
rlfeuann ard kiepf ard q three bag
Ref hf Stfif klsft Wfrs the batting
features ffannsFan iolnad fha uuE
dale TanE Yesterday aud hrHiaaa play
iuE second hose iiha veteran. gus
three nice SINGLES norkiuneid made
three FsfaH witieHt EetlinE a MT The
acurc ~ innings;
u. II. o.
Spokane .......i0sniIafe-T = 9
Seattle .,.a.s.s.f 7a00ao1 s=lt IS 2
BATTERIES Maupin and Stanley. fiakw
and fray.
Al Salt Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

s,audIna o. The Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
suggestions.

copper watering pot OF quaint shape
Wouid be useful ornament for the WIN
Cow garden.
enc might find a sudden inspiration for
friendly gift in the pretty dressing
sacks of eiderdown. One in crimson
eiderdown has shoulder ruffles OF red
satin, embroidered in black
Te.y pretty things there are for me
chllGren,s bread and milk sets. The
dishes show charming designs of chill
dren's figures and childish scenes. with
nurses and nursery rhymes upon the
three pieces. bread and milk bowl, pitch
er and plate :,
One of the most interesting things In
toilet materials is a fine bay rum which
Is sealed in copper cans, covered Win
ynmething that looks like a heavy ian
bel. These cans are rather sn1ail. ana
cost $50 each Fine essences come 10
the wholesale dealers sealed Zip in similar
copper cans, only larger, and the smaii
ones nave professional air
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
which needs neither. the woods
mans rife nor the most. plaintive. PRAYER,

monster, which heeds neither the woods
man. rifle nor the most plaintiye prayer,
came suddenly to the mountain home,
claiming, first, the wife and mother. and
to-day, the husband and head Of the
household. The Mullinax home was situ-
ted in close. proximity. to some of the
finest territory of the Allghanies, and has
of wealthy, visiting sportrnen.s Mr.. Null
linax had grown familiar with every foot
of, the vast, game infested region about
him. and he was not only q jolly, pleas
ant compa MON on these protracted hunts,
but an Indispensable guide, and the an
nouncement of his death will be. receiv-
ed with sorrow by city sportsmen. who
knew and valued him in this capacity,
and who enjoyed the hospitality of his
humble home among the mountains.
It was this trained old veteran of the
Alleghanies Who, last fall, headed a
searching party IN anxious quest of#Mr.
S. B. Hage. a B. & O. official, of Rock
vile. Md. who,- with three companions,
had lost his way and wandered for thir-
ty-six hours in the lonely, desoate re-
gion into which they had ventured IN
search of big game During last sum
smer, his home was also the camping
ground of engineering corps while en-
gagged in running experimental surveys
east ana west dClOSSs IiiedI AlOiiSSSA PM,
the Allegheny, which has well-nigh prov
ed an insurnountable5 barrier to railroad
building across. the two Virginias
.5at Mr. Mullinax was about 50 years old,
and the father of large family. most
Of whom have grown to manhood and
womanhood. For several days prior to
his death, the most severe storms have
been raging, and it was found impossible
to reach the Mullinax home with any sort
Of modern vehicle The burial case pre-
pared for the remains of the good old
man, was. therefore. placed on a sort OF
dray, made of two poles. and. with the
assistance Of horse. the fmprovised
hearse was pulled and pushed with will
ing hands. over numberless snow drifts
and through a biting, zero Temperature
far out into the back woods" where.
death. in so short time. had wrought
such havoc It is mentioned as a strange
coincidence that. perhops fifteen years
ago, this mans brother. Mr.. James Null
linax, and his wife, were Furied In the
same grave, their death being due to
fever, while these two died from pneu-
monia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
A REPUBLICAN, PAPER.
May De Started In Lynchburg-W. 6
PcndIeton to BE Editor.

! TAZEWELL, VA. January 15.-{spe-
Is rumored here that a Republi-
can daily will soon be established In the
State. It is thought that Lynchburg will
be selected for it's location. by reason Of
its being central point. 1t is rumored
that Colonel VIC. Pendleton, editor of
the Tazewell Republican. may be chosen
to conduct the editorial department OF the
paper 1t is thought In this section tina
this would besa wise selection. for while
his editorial work In the Tazewell Re-!
publican is criticised and frequently re-
garded as extreme and bitter yet no one
doubts his ability as a writer. This
movement for State Republican daily.
may have started in !Tazewell. It should
be borne in mind that this Is the banner
county Of the State. from the Republican
standpoint. and that 1t was here that
General Malone sought comfort. and rest
when he was ostracised in the Eastern
part of Virginia. It was here, too. that
one of our Democratic citizens said to
John S. Wise when he was running for
Governor, that the Democrats here would
ostracise the Republicans but for one
thing-that the Republicans were in adj
vance of them in numbers, wealth and
culture. and the Democrats liked to as
sociate with them.