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BOYS AND MISSES WARM HOSE

1so-Boyn' and Misses Heavy Flseced Hose.
North star Dye fine and coarse rib. all sizes.
regular value 2Hc.
2be-Boys' and Misses Cashmere Hose. fine and
coarse rib. mixed leg North Star Dye" sizes to
-. regular price t5c.
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Storage.

TRUNKS delivered , cents. days
storage Tree. piano and furniture
moving estimates given Union
Transfer a Storage Co. 2Qs3 First.
both phones Main 80
Printing and Binding.
ACNE The Printer '-2is spring St:
commercial printing % al. Kinds.
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Hsn
Nies Dot Exiig cfaHs e. Madison street
lut q en- cirarrd and Hruhhad thin
Tot ia bHrEMtu
-
New fruum ulaatsrsd house. close tn
Madison GA st-fuut lot can cell
more ta-fuot lots ard the house and
lot fur 80.
81 -
a new modern s=Husafm cottage. rIurr
Co the University ard or ftfh avenue
Can sell on small payment down.
balance muuthtr.
ia
aUMl0N un Mst neat faHI I'M htI $50 tlHf
and close 20 Madfuua Heights ear
TURNER pHEI.AN 8 COSTELLO.
s1t-1n Globe Bids
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g.
A desirable huiidIua aits fronting on
car line, cleared. fenced ard EfIb-
bed
10
Lots. s0Nion each near the Huaa school
ana one block from Fremont ballard
car line.
So
within one biask - University car
4 tract iieEiM. IN uFesuH Addition.
line.
g. -
An entire block consisting o. 81 lots
alNiN each. Ht tFsmHnf within n
short distance Il Woodland fark.
would make an attractive suburban
home.
IM Earh
Several choice lots in the Baltimore
Addition short distance from Green
Lake car llur. and eieHe t. Uuitrr-
sifE
q. So west " wheeler.
WEST q WHEELER
and q Union block
Sunset Main al. IudaHaudfut fit
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suNE BAnaAiNa

ahN 3 hAAAA a Va
e. acres "a ear lire. uHaFig ell rlrar-
81 good laruurs hHuHs eItN uHirF. at
o ro worth peeu
ts.arrr tracts On ssf line from 500 90
$50 Huud niai. tAas sisu. t#ssut farv /.
easy tvrum
uu Qasra Aura w. hava ehairs rnr-
nee luts. bata eisaFsd. af Sc earh +.
tlu under value
Very sheico itszaers trael good 9. roosn
HvHuf. uufuHladIHaH fruit lnrHr
Efrrnhoune uH ear IiHs q mtuuisa
balance a. Hult buyer.
We recommend the above ltruiH a.
particularly mefituftaHH4 and each
one bargain.
uREpEs. lEuuIn 4 cox.
Ass Lumber EKshauEa.
A BARGAIN
Pour acres fine hua a. Riverside.
must BE- sold immediately
q. ~ NtGHutA.
g Pioneer nidE
SMALL chicken ranch. large iata.
house aud D bout - chickens neat car
iIns and seed school maai sell gui..s,
q pee csut Discount far cash 81 -
down ETi g. per month GhiHhgua
Will easily uaf fuf the place Iahe
car uu ~ aEhins ton st D. miH. O. the
hour Sec iauE af MaHi.. af Tay-
iora mill
ACRES Rlcu aou- CHEAP,
fucatrh 90 r. fine county rad with
free mail delivery. Htaan So school
easy drive e. eifN ulHe and level
very easy o. clear In the most prom.
isips district around Seattle To-day.
only t.tA uu terms
tiiAN D. AuAMA
eiBh Firnt Ave. q starr MuFd WidF
HERE n A SNAP
tso Tor five arfss q fine level ianf
very Easy g. eIeHF. HnH mile from
riverside fine usiHhhafhaad. free
mail delivery. fine Faaaa terms $50
cash. baiance enc. tvu ard three
q. n. NICHOLS.
q Pioneer HtdE
RICH LEVEf. ACRE CIlEAPf
We have. without exception. the ftncHf
Herr tracts iH the market taslaF ard
the easiest Co clear Handy tu car
school and store Sail extra fine
best ~ neiEhhora. Price Iifa on
terms NniF q aharH tide e fhn rltg.
fitAN q AHAMH
siP's First Ave. . starr ha3d uidE
WE have a splendid huf IN Eatrs
tract near NHeeunH nafk and car
Tine. " taken Ct uHeH Fer uartiru.
l.trH Sc Arturdf. Hnem = NunuFlI
block
Fsr sals-Esst Estst.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. X Mullen. 81 Ballard ave. COZ.
CITY HaiL
Fren,ons Drug Co. Ewing street
end Fremont avenue,
W. A. hansfIsld a Co, pruuniHt
aSrd ard jackson.
Granan'u Home Bakery, 2fo2 let
avenue.
c. N. Lshndroit cigar store, steta
Second.
Thes. Harris. al Postoffco, Renton.
Lttlsss Pharmacy, lat ave. north
and Harrison street J. ~. little
nrcpFieteF
: Carlton q c. Druggist, cor sth
se. and pae. street. South Seattle.
3. A. Meaee. postoHice, 50. Park
University Drug Store. OniVcrsIty
Station.
Howell St Pharmacy. 1904 Howell
street,
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pro
erleker. COS e Madison.
celunshla prua store, w. J. STUD
ley. prep.. Columbia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, ?. Z, Fisher
prcn. SIS Hroa dvssY ard James
Quaker DRUG Co. ioi3 ist ave,
leans Pharmacy, g3S n. Broad.
eraes phane. Tales %.
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DO You WANT a GOOD INVEST
MENTH
The oklahoma aud oregon TuWuHlta
tho sale uf lots iu the new town "
white Lake CITY Oregon. the ter
minus - Wfed'a Railroad iu Eia-
,-.tfsrtfafrN la "a faaa tH4atHa Tvfu
uuw selling al 81 - each ou Install
mfrta ~ SO and 8 VIII on the day
Of completion ~ the n n and the
opening ~ the town sell HH high HH
ftH00 and none lees than 50 For
further particulars call upon tho
agents n the company.
GTNTUEH 4 BOYLE.
EiT IHman Hf
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cor HIBENFtAti-M Money loaned on
Watches Diamonds and 1euelrY ID
tou interest Pike street IswelFy CO .
eli Pike 81 bntw tth aud I'm AVss
arfoaa from uanko hall
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GROOM modern cottage. on corner -
Thomas aud 10th ave HI improve
mruts Don and paid fur There o. mo-
better buy Dos the city Ia cash. bal
same o. rent
Groom modern new house or car line.
This property II very cheap. 500
cash. bal. same az rent
b-rubm modern cottage only g. 60. so
cash bal 80 per month
Fine lot on Queen Anne I'M. only SO.
fair View.
EriD fine corner .uunhHtructed view
street graded only SO This lot b.
worth "a least 81 lp9
60NIln. uuoba fruefed View This o. "a
fine corner. and snap "a $50.
T. a. BTEHs a co. - Arcade bldg
THIS WILL INTEHE8r YOU.
7-funrn modern house, now under ruu-
FtFiIctiuu, lot tnNtN 20 alley. the
owner Will make any little changes
boz the plan ~ the house YOU desire
compare this price with other mod
fru i,room houses. 81 90. 500 cash
broom cottage on Fremont Ave. lot
d0nf00. very easy terms
GAGE A. BALDWIN.
900 Fremondt Ave.
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Cali an8 lst M zhav Yoa thee snaps.
siNaEu. lI=as haiisy BIDS
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Fotfr. raaas haaaH large lnf mudefua
~. -. I.lMl- n naul.l-
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FOR HAIE-By owner. q acres east
Of Kent, improved. good bglidinEs,i
price 81 60. terms N wanted. Cell
after o. M. or address Louis Htet-
tier. at 9Th Ace. g.. Seattle.
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WHITE RIVER VALLEY LAND

3 acres located at o.Brien. elaae
70 futsrurhan. all cleared and
under high state - euitiHa=
finn. new eiNhf-rnaW house.
fine large barn. orchard. a de-
clded bargain. N5ao
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MONEY advanced saiarisd people, r.
tai merchants. tsamntcrs. boarding
housrn. Ntthout security largest
business in ~ principal citien TOT
ma ae Epief block. Ga Second Ave
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A nEarEsrABLE place % boffa-
manaF on diamonds faReIry.
watches American watch q level
- CO - kifut OPP Rainier 0fahd
private offices. strictly confidential
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VIRTUE loans money on real estate
iaEH time payment monthly n de-
sIesd q A Nlrtue Boston block
Re aud aid Columbia street
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Musical

Mr. and Mrs Douglas Ross Violin and
piano instruction. 2o3a Firth ave. Ind.
Il Eal.
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FHfATE money on real estate %
rE@Itfin tuw rates. VaHy Payments
nfouHis. - Oriental Heck Main
H. Red
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eAenlF 9NLE

" fAkN.
Have several tutH that nHhi AZ
am pfiea Centrally located h""
FuuF Rrfaa - FlHafrd lana s.f'uL -
Hra = rom hassaF large bare ghicha
ga hnaaHa afF. fdf lHnH iNah NHW
that yea ran buy aalotnine latal
cleo
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MONEY g PER CENT PER ANNUAi,
payments monthly, Will buy or build
YOU a home or loan you on your
fnvsatIgate Rooms 2i7 and 2is A w
Denny BLDG. ttif Second ave. Open
Saturday evenings until 0 o'clock
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s acres al under cultivation.
three and onc-haif aerua tH
strn " berries. owner cleared
up tn0 this year OF berries
good house and barn. horse.
waEuH buggy. COW. 10 chic ~
ems. furniture On house. all
kinds farming Implements.
HTdo
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WANfEp-A roultlnu aa Hfat siasa
cutter. had Eoud deal - expert
eHHH. direct fUm Chicago. cal Has
Hrd ave. ~ urudskY
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FARm BARGAINS

10 acres. ~ acres cleared seven
room house. good barn tNus
story chicken ard breeder
huusa. large pigeon house. and
flying pen. two iucuhuturH and
breeders. two hundred and fIf-
- chic keua. 10 pigeons horse
and wagon. three mtlliHn feet
- first class cedar on uuriaarz
81 PORTION. s. 60
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
Millions Are Lost.

Minneapolis. Dec, II, a. m.-Tht
fire In the business district of this city
which started about 5 o'clock last even
Ing, had destroyed property worth al
least $S,O00,O0O at 1890 this morning.
according to tn elnsurance appraisers
and 1t is now feared the total loss with
be in the vicinity Of $4,000. 900.
The fire started In the Photographic
supply house of o. H, Peck & Co., and
In less than half an hour this building
was a mass of wreckage, Next to the
Peck building was the furniture sup
ply house of Poutelle & Co. The build
ing caught fire and is now burning, the
sparks being waited for blocks by the
north wind. The result has been found
In number of small fires that have
been started throughout the city, and
II was this that caused the general
alarm that brought to Minneapolis the
major portion of the fire department of
St. Paul.
It is hoped that the fire is burning
itself out in the last two or three build
ings that are now burning and upon
which the department is concentrating
Its efforts.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
Firsmsn Lose Lives.

Minneapolis Dec. II. (4:15 a. m).-
Three men were killed and another
seriously injured In addition TO the s5,-
100000 loss occasloned by the great
fire that ragged In this city tonight, and
which is still burning.
Two Of the dead are firemen, and the
third is a citizen electrocuted by live
wire. which was not secured by the
street railway company's repair force.
He was instantly killed and his name
has not yet been learned. He was a
spectator. and his death was entirely
accidental, occurring at late hour
The two firemen, whose names the fire
chief Is too busy at this time to ascer-
tain, were killed while trying to plant
a scaling ladder for hose lire against
a brick wall. Without warning the
wall toppled and fell, and the men are
still burning under the debris.
The confiagration is the most disas-
trous that has ever visited this city,
as 1t did, the largest con-
Germs in merchandise In the northwest.
BY allowing the flames to confine
themselves to the Powers establish
nent, where the loss Is easily $780,
700 and to three other buildings which
Ire burning. and confining the concen-
rated efforts Of the Minneapolis and
st. Paul fire departments on adjacent
II is hoped at this hour that
he spread of the fire is stopped.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
Warrant Recites Blishtins Disaster
to Five Young School
Girls.
TENHARl TO ANSWER MONDAY
Case Declared q Strong One by Those
Who Have Seen the Develop.
n,ents In the unlontown
Awful Scandal.

A warrant was sworn out In Tho
Justice court last night. charging John
Tsnharl with criminal assault on five
little girls In unientown. A gentle.
man living In uniontown states ths,
Tsnhai has been for soms time engaged
In attempting TO lure little girls com.
Ing from school 10 hls appartmsnts,
and hss frequently given thsm money,
from 8 cents TO 2S cents, and made In.
decent proposals 20 them.
One Of the little girls informed her
mother Of his actions and the matter
was brought 10 the attention Of Sheriff
Llnvilla. who made an Investigation
and satisfied himself that there was
no doubt OF HE guilt. Accordingly, q
warrant was sworn out and hs was
arrested by the sherlH and looked up
in the county jail.
From statements made by persons
In unlontown who have watched Ten.
hari since the complaints were made
by the little girls, there seems to be q
strong case against him. He will prob.
ably bs arrsIsned before Judge Nc.
Bride next Monday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
Salmon viii Fiji the South Sea
Bill.
FOOD FISH ARE IN DEMAND
Commissioners From the Land Of So
eialfsn, Mines and Female Beauty
Wants Oregon Salmon.

San Francisco, Dec. 1S,-L. F. Ay.
son. commissioner and chief inspector
OF fisheries of New Zealand, has ar.
rived here for the purpose of taking
home with him 100000 eggs of the
eastern white fish and 100000 salmon
eggs from this state with which to
stock the streams and lakes of New
Zealand.
"Spasmodic attempts have been made
for 80 years past" said Mr.. Ayson, ito
introduce salmon and other North Am
erican food fish into the waters of New
Zealand, Most of the work has been
done by what are known as acclimati-
zation societies and because the. So
cieties were not experts in handling
the eggs and young fish the results
have been very unsatisfactory. We
have no salmon as yet, but as result
Of the systematic work which the New
has been doing since 1901 we
hope to have salmon before long"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
New Action for the House Of
Congress Causes Great
CONSERVATION.
SENATE COMMITTEE IS NAMED
Impeachment of General Rel<nap in
1875 Is the Only Precedent for
Yesterdays Action Of House
Of Representatives

Washington. Dec. l3.-Sitting as 9
grand jury, the house of representa-
tives today, with almost full men,
bership present, adopted a resolution
impeaching Judge Swayne of the
northern district Of Florida, for high
crimes and misdemeanors."
Throughout the session the most in
tense interest was shown by the mem
bers. and, following the impeachment
resolution "a provision was made for
the appointment of five members to
notify the senate of the impeachment,
and Of the appointment Of seven mem
bers TO present the case in Its various
bearings to the senate for Its action.
Today's proceedings were the first
Of their kind since the impeachment in
1876 Of General w. w. Belknop, Sec
retary of war in General Grants cabl-
net.
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fortably feeding when battery OF eight
quickfirers shelled the village from
some trenches.
The colonel decided he would get the
guns just to show that II could be
done. The regiment charged In open
order In the face Of heavy fire. con.
yerging on the battery and II looked
for a moment as though the cossacks
would be able TO ride down the gun
ners, when at the foot OF the trenches
the horses were brought up by n series
OF oleverly concealed barbed wire en-
tangiements. II was here the captain
OF the leading squadron was blown out
OF his saddle by a sharpnel. 10 men
killed and 2s wounded.
The retreat was orderly. The colonel
was shot through both legs. The Dons
took their repulse gamely. but the en-.
listed men seriously assert that barbed
wire IL not legitimate warfare.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
CONDEMNED FOR MURDER.
6asonsff's Asssssins Arc to Meet q
Lifetime Of Imprisonment.

oAsonsh's Aasasslns Are to Meet q
Lifetime Of Imprisonment.
81. Petersburg. Dec. is.--Sasoneff,
who threw the bomb which killed the
minister Of the interior. Won Piehve,
and sikorifsky. his accomplice In
crime. was today found guilty by the
court Of appeals. The former was SEN
fenced TO imprisonment for life at hard
labor, and the latter to 20 years i'm
prisonment The trial In expected 10
last nj least two days. but Ia rushed to
n speedy completion. In view of the
possibility OF q revolutionary demon
stration. The trial is behind closed
doors. and all entrances to the building
are guarded and only persons who
could produce summons were admitted.
Other members to the bar were treated
as outsiders.
A large police reserve Ia stationed
within the building. and in the court
yards Of the ordnance factory. while
mounted gendarmes patrol the sides OF
the building.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
Spit in the Faces Of the Imperial
Guard.
LEADERS WERE IN A FRENZY
Three Guards Hurt In pispraeeful
Melee In the Budapest Chamber
Scene Was Riotous In
the Extreme.

Budapest, Dec. 1S.--Hoplng to at.
tract the sympathy OF the populace the
members OF the opposition in the house
OF deputies. headed by Count Apponyl,
former Premier Banffy, Francis Kos
suth, Count zichy and other leaders,
marched In procession to the parlia-
ment building, At the entrance they
found the police commissioner, who
requested them to enter singly. He
was roughly thrown aside and mall
treated, while the procession, drip
ping. and with muddy boots. swarmed
into the chamber over the gorgeous
carpet and advanced to the guards of
the presidents tribune, consisting of 40
men, with roar of execration, and or
dered them to quit the chamber.
Acting on instructions, the guards
remained mute, but immovable, which
80 incensed the opposition deputies
that they boxed their ears and spat In
the faces of the guards.
They next demolished the furnish
ings of the chamber and piled the
debris in the middle of the room. Hav-
ing done this, the rioters crowned their
work by erecting model OF a gallows
from the broken benches from which
an effigy OF Premier Tsza was hanged.
The opposition deputies held possess
sion Of the place until decision was
that no sitting would be had
when they dispersed.
Seven guards were injured In Melee.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
AUDITOR HELD UP.
Man Left Unconscious on the Floor
Through Cold Niaht.

Man Left Unconscious on the Floor
Through Cold Night.
Spokane, Dec. 13.-It has Just de-
veloped that two masked men held up
Deputy County Auditor Arthur Hallin
last night and robbed the safe Of its
contents, about $500.
After a struggle, during which he was
laid -du-combat by blow on the
head, Hallin lay unconscious on the
floor all night and was found in almost
a dying condition by the janitor Of the
establishment this morning. He did
not recover sufficiently to tell his story
until late this evening. and was then
too dazed to be entirely coherent.
The only clue which is admitted by
the sheriff's Office is that it is the be-
lief that the robbers were familiar with
the office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
SHOPPERS SCARED.
Lights in Big Chicago Stores All Go
Out.

Chicago, Dec. 1s.-Thousands of
shoppers in the big downtown depart
ment stores have had scare when the
electric lights suddenly went out, Ieav-
ing the interior Of the buildings in
darkness. Prompt action by the clerks
and floor walkers prevented any one
from being injured. An accident in the
power house Of an electric light COM
pany was the cause Of the trouble.
Business was partially paralyzed with
in the affected territory for nearly
an hour. and holiday shoppers were
stranded in the stores with their pur-
chases, but half made. There was con-
Inconvenience ana much ex-
element.
The trouble, varying In seriousness,
extended over practically the entire
territory from North avenue to Twelfth
street and from the river to the lake.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14

Mukden, Dec. l.--There was an un-
known and unheralded fight when the
Don Cossacks set out TO confound the
armchair strategists and prove that
cavalry could take modern battery
of quick firing guns supported by in
fantry. That they failed was due only
TO another development Of modern war
fare on which they had not counted,
barbed wire that hung up their charge
under the very muzzles Of the guns.
But they failed calamity ana the As
ISOLATED Press correspondent heard Of
II only some time afterwards from the
officer who was sent by Kuropatkin to
personally congratulate the wounded
colonel on the dash and discipline of
his men.
The third regiment of Don Cossacks
was sent forward on october II to
reconnoter the villages of Pan Pausen
and Tzlnzlatun, which nobody ever
heard of before and whose location was
OF no real interest to anybody, except
that they are In the direction of Liam
diantun, where the fight took place.
The Japanese IN the two villages first
named were taken by surprise, In
Tzlniatun, the Japanese had just set
tied down to dinner when the regiment
j4wept in with clatterIng of hoofs at
one end of the village and the enemy
cleared out at the other. The Russians
were flushed with success and COM
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
Identification Difficulties May Save.
the Woman.
YOUNG NOT POWDER MARKED
Physicians Testify That He Was Shot
From Distance Of Three to Five
Inches and His Body Not
Burned at All.

New York, Dec. ia dramatic
situation developed today in the GRIM
inal branch Of the supreme court when
Nan Patterson, now on trial before
Justice Vernon M. Davis, for the MUIR
der Of Caesar Young. stood up in
court, and faced the pawn broker, Hy-
men Stern the man who sold the re.
volver with which Caesar Young was
killed.
After being confronted. Stein was
unable to identity the prisoner as being
the woman VINO accompanied the man
to whom the revolver was sold. This
was regarded as distinct victory for
the defense. and the satisfaction of
Miss Pattersons attorneys was mani
Tested by their smiles and congratu-
latory mods.
The man who bought the revolver
has not yet positively been Identified
as moustached or a smooth faced
man.
A point upon which the case hinges
is that upon which testimony Of ex-
perts was received today, namely the
condition Of the skin which was taken
from Young's fingers. The cuticle does
not show the discoloration Of powder
mark as, so claims the defense, would
be the case had he raised his hand in
defense at the time the shot that end
ed the great race track plungers life
was fred.
DR.. Charles P. Phelps said that the
direction the bullet took that killed
Young was from left to right, and that
he revolver was held from to 5
inches from the body when it was
ired. Miss Patterson's position has
'een described by witnesses as on the
Of the dead man. This is
he worst piece of testimony the de-
ense has to overcome.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-14
To Help Trade.

San Francisco, Dec. 1S.-Among the
prominent arrivals on the steamship
Ventura from the Antipodes was
Auckland's senior member of the New
Zealand parliament, Hon. ]. H. withe-
ford. He is on his way to Washington,
where he hopes to interest the officials
of state in plan for reciprocal tariff
between this country and the Australi-
an colonies, with view of strengthen
ing the relations between the two and
trans-Pacific trade.