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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Explained Indictment.

explained the Indictment against himself
alluded to last Saturday lie said Ito
was charged with tho embczzlement Of
$50 and said tho Charge was the result
Of dispute claim over insurance with o,
travelling agent Of the company which
he (Boone) represented as local agent.
Mr.. Palmer subjected Boone to search
Ing inquiry concerning the letter signed
by rubber stamp with Boone's name,
which urged tho prosecution Of c.. D:
IIoskins for contempt In order !"to break
down old man Hosleins.' 1Ie was asked
who could have written the letter ir%not
himself, ThoSwltness replied that he did
not know unless it might have been son
of Judge Liddon. who was around the
office great deal, Asked as to the mo-
tive any person other than himself could
have had III writing the letter, he said
that it would have been to connect Judge
Swaync with the case making testimony
before this committee that II tho. letter
remained uncontradicted!i it would show
a conspiracy, or, he added, not that ex-
actly, but a connection betwean himself,
Tunlson and Calhoun will, the Hosl1ins
case. Tho letter he said must have been
forged after proceedings were started
against SWayne. + iSS
Mr.. Palmer asked him II no did not
make an affidavit that Hoskins was about
20 ulSlose oA Ills pIupoFly d!u DOOIle re-
piled in the affirmative "And on that
affidavit" said Mr.. Palmer, ''Jidge
swayno issued an order attaching Hoskins
property and deprivlng him Of the use
Of 1t and stopping Ills business 81
Eyes, replied the witness, ''of course
his bushes could not so on after the
attachment was made"
Attorney Higgins said that he desired
to ask Mr.. Liddon, tho attorney for the
prosecution. some questions on cross
examination.
"Havo you ever been Informed against
for receiving an illegal fee in a pension
case?" I
Liddon answered in tho affirmative. and
1t was brought out tint no had received
one-thlrd Of tho amount collected. sDnle-
thing over $4,000 lie had made q con-
tract with the pens!oner for such a fee,
which fec was paid back after the in
formation had been lodged. Mr.. Llddon
then made a statement concerning tho
ma tier. It was. lie, said. his first and last
pension Case and happened thirty years
ago. 1t had not affected his standing III
Florida. Since then no had been elected
Florida ana had been unanimously elect
ed a delegate to tho Democratic National
Convention.
Swayne's' Statement. !,
Judge Swayne then submitted a long
statement, giving history Of his career,
particularly OF that portion when lie
was judge. Tie said that the prosecution
of tho election frauds Of 1883 created a
bitter feeling against him, and the Flor
Ida district was divided by a political
act of Democratic Congress, signed by
n Democratic President, lie then went
into an EXTENDED argument 10 show that
lle was II resident OF tho Northern Dis,
tlict OF Florida, Judge Swayne also went
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29

Begin rig Int.
Begin at the base and get the
right kind OF ioot-5wear--the
water proof shoe.
Don't ovePwork the Doctors.
II every man would wear
these sl1,o es the physicians
would have chance to rest q
bit.
And they're to be had at $3.50
here.
Allleathers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
.SWAYNE Makes
LONG STATEMENT
Judge Whose Record Is Being
Investigation Argues in His
Own Behalf.
SESSION OF THE COMMITTEE
Boone Takes Stand and Explains
Indictment Alluded to
Before.
SESSION 0F THE COMMITTEE.
INV Associated press.)'

4
WASI1lNGTO 70. G., November 3d.
Mrs Susan Downs was the first witness
heard to-day BY the House Judiciary
Committee which is conducting the
swayne inquiry. She keeps boarding
house at Waco. Texas, where Judge
swayne stopped three times when he held
court III that city. She charged Judge
swayne at the ratio of $40 per month for
himself and ses a month when he was
accompanied by Mrs. swayne /,
After Old Man Hoskins,
Tho cross examination Of Robert j.
Boone, Of Florida, WIS then resumed, At
torney Liddon, for the prosecution, en-
dcnvorng to connect Boone with John
NJ. Calhoun III the bankruptcy pro ceedngs
against Hoskins. While Attorney Hig--
gins was conducting a redirect examina-
ton Of Boone concerning tho Hoskins
bankruptcy, Mr.. Palmerffof the subconl-
tnittee, objected to his limo OF questions
and tho answers.
There seems . to-. be a. disposition on
the part Of this Witness he said, ITO
yblacken the character Of this old man,
IIoslHns. with every answer he Makes
A little Inter Boone testified that lo
filed q claim OF John NJ. Calhoun against
Hoskins after the case had been going
some time
s85''"rhat was when you needed more claims
TO keep your petition going" observed Mr..
Clayton, OF tho subcommittee.
Boone denied that any conspiracy or
arrangement between himself and Cali
houn existed against Hoskins. He also
said he could not remember whether lie
had suggested Calhoun rs a receiver for
the Ioskins property, but thought not.
lie said the reason he refused to settle
when checks were offered to pay some
of tho claims against Hoskins was that
no offer was made to pay, tho costs.
Boone assorted that 1t was never
brought to the attention Of tho court
that H g was willing to settle in full
with his creditors AL, a.a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29

brecking several windows. Tho engine
was stopped j and secret service men
chased tic mon, but the stonethrorors
esca0ed "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-30

os @enoormer itoo oe iaa til meo Ell
ligeepIois Miue. llbenfor Societets-
buffet iornpeoes Spotionerne. geopf'
fet at glomiter traaote Senatcr
ReheIin no paa Srappen. "a Sc
peraabene omiioer itanieoe, bar bans
fraftiee Stenme uSoper M9ngoer'
en- bierteIis 5af for bernie SpIbelt.
"ioa itorartet, iom ON ban bauoe pa'
ret en- 5prite.~ Ill Soffen ieieoe bal;
nosIe Orb ON S6Srelanoets Snteres.
Ter. Son tiirbe 10 life tnle frit, men
en- mGstis %perionIis 9raft 90 patrio'
tilt 5lsb ulmebe nnoer hans SrS.
en- iaooan 9eeeiitring bar Selling.
forS albria tioligcre pGret Sfiieplao.
len for, tiIfsier aorreiponoenteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-30
De Sanosforpiites
biemfomit

en- 4orreiponoent til "Su. 9ag6l."
bar operp9ret be l~anbflpgtige Sim
ners SiIbagefomit til SeIiingfors, oa
Dem itore % aImene Seaeiitring, ion
msote Dem, brtnger bam til al t9nft
poa Ell anben Dag / SeIiingior8, ion,
enonit er bam / friift Rinbe. Del
bar Ell Commentator fort efter SO.
brifoffs Worb. gftenen bar lang
lpS % flar, iom fun Ell Sommeroi,
ten / Rorben fan bore, men Stenr'
ningen bar uiiselia trptfct og forin9t
Der bar bebt / @aoerne. aouitabIer
% 8eroarmer inmt al og til en- fis.
renbe rusitif Officer par Sc Sfiffet'
Ter, man Iagoe RGrfe til. Yaa Re'
italiranterite iob enfelte 8ipiter; o.
bpiifebe iamnen og iao fig fra Iii
til onoen miStGnfiom omfring. Sam,
me IipIoie Snbtrpf siorbc Suicne
DC Itsrite 8ober. RuIegarbirernt
par neoc; 6olf por reiit bort, eaer 81
bapOe truffet Jig tilba9e fra SGrel'
ierne I'll @o6eH .
90 mi! IA Soget meS De len
lanbiIpgtige 2oubbagsm9no - DE
heliu, b. Gbrtitierion, 6eQmm,, Gun
oenius og Segeritrdble - riIQeoe iuE
paa Yerronm i SeIiinaforS, ssreg.
nebe oct, og 8osIpgterne formaaeot
life at ipreSe bet bpbe Rerfe. Me1
aaereoe paa Eerroner bar Der n
Stimmel al Menneiter. og gentera,
Iene ooerfpIote. ltoenfor paa Tor
oct bar ser et bclgenoe Wenneifebop
De itore Selepptter openpoo Ssifor
pen. Sneisrpen og Regnct - int,
aenereoe, man bolbt no. Sarnplp
erne itangeoes moo b~cernnore, Ssla
ipreiteoe en- | aniigtet - man mar
teoe oct life. allie SdmiunosflusieI
par pon generte, Iperlf % INIT tolte;
ON bperanSre. gIuoieIig begpnot
S~urornabere inSe / StationS5pgnin
gen, DC poreSe og pore0e, 6lep tiliioi
en- pGlbig beospenbe gruien ~ ire
bipe Suien 9teSborseres begeiitreb
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fremit til Seuator Rehelin! Gnoe
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hror De eller iUroes Oct itore Sono
binitSes Souet. Sfjsnt bet li9ger lao
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DC fleie Horenrnns 1anfer.
Sangcs Ssnpoe.
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aorb,ISene Spr. 5empIer M l,eon.
Sos or at ie operoIt oppe poa Sober.
ne GA inS imelem 1ieIrflsftere nau
steSer, Ser nqiten life por frcmfom.
II eliue; BET err nlerfelia at ie, builfC
9rop Ser Iiaaer / Werneifebiertet f.;
teS at giere bette % bint, Ser er
tlinqt og baar6t, haaber man at funne
.~ilireosItiae 0enne inore Srung. Mer
af, forqi9oes; tbi "ltSen @ltS ei fin.
ots Sreo". Saoar por ri runOt /
2'pen 90 aioroe SSnSfisb; hi gtf ba
igjernem Ell bel R9ffe al fineiilfe Oh
Der; De bar male og nIeget lmtDIige;
poa DC fo~rifjeaige Sisrner itob Der en-
eler Here 8eripner mco ct 8lanfe'
itpffe rltnbt Solien % IN Sernl9nfe
en- Sohen for at i~traffe& for eli eIler
onben minbre Sorbrpoelie; ia iianO.
Deo Spnben er Solfenes Sfi9noIel.
ar;f;rfcu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-30
en- merfelie Rpinoe.

Den befienote norife "apinSeiogs.
foinbe" gaita SanIteen feireoe Den
t0oe December lin S0-aariae 6soieIs.
BAG og bIep / ben anIebning bPoret
meo Ell flot 9anfet paa 8ran0 Sotel
/ Griitiania.
"aftenpoiten" ifriper beu Dag ON
ber6e:
"Ottioarig iorn aaita Sauiteeu or
ibag, bar benbes Siel enbm megct
al llngoommelts Slo. Sum er fanp.
lpiten iom fpr og reoe til at tnge til
8naben. Sun fan beeeiitres % for
arges meb Ell S~nteniitet, iom bier, al
benbes aanb er pngre emo benoeS
gar.
Sor aaitn Saniteen bar intet al
BEN Heiignution, iom Iloer6ommelt
fsrer meb fig. Sum bar bcboIbt lin
benipn$lsic anbcnbiertetbeb, fine llb'
faIo, lin ilofulbe Snbignation. Suu
er og bliper Ell @olfprie / Rlrtibens
&l9ocbon. @n Solfprie. ont bar oG,
ret mango til 6ororgeIie, iom bar patt
Soan og Sotter rnen iom bar opIepet
tiIiibit at itna / oe ~ieirenoeS Rpffcr.
Som ben ferite, Der berbiemme
tnIte for 3oinoerneS Srigisrclie.
msbte aaito Soniteen Ell No0itnnb,
Ser bar lat lit FrGg poa bcnoeS SGs
fen. Soooe bun Iepet / en- ienere Sto,
piloe bun life bebspet "ot iGtte Butt"
iaa Iterft, o9 beubc8 Seriouli96co
piISe ianoipnIisois ga faaet ct Iibt
an6et BrG9.
aaIta SanIteen, ser er febt t0be
December 1924 % err 3otter al Den
6cfienotc aItronom E~roiesior Chr.
Souiteen, err egentIig uObannet iom
WaIerinSe. 61rn ihtberebe / 1870
Al / aiebenbapn % reiite ienere til
Dusseldorf. Senbes arbeiber pafte
SpmerfiombeS og fit 2oporo, pg
benSes GortrGt al betbcS Sober bar
facet Bloos / Acknowledgements.
Ren bun bIep operauitrengt al ct
Bar itore &ompoiitioner og opaap
omfring 1869 9uniten for beitanoig.
On of pore tibIigite Roalitrpperc
err aaIta Saniteen, bpis friife 9igt til
Sorfatterinben gliiabetb @eIbapeu
npEig Dor gienoptrpft / "NplGtoe"
Mcn SSntereSien for Woaliagen leoeoe
DOG life til, at bun opgap &igsmaalet,
iom bum Itaoig bar beupttet.
abinoeiagen blep Aaita Sanlteens
2ipsopgane, % bpao bun bar upret.
tet / Gale % Strift, bar ppret til
6remme at bette arbeibe. Ere Mr.
tifler / "9agbIaNet": "apinbernes
0ipning ON apinbernes llnoertrpt.
fcIie" bar benbes fsrite 9iorng. Sc.
mere fuIgte "apinoen ifabt / Cubs
giQeSe", og / aorenes Sob er mar,ge
SnoGpg fommet ira benoeS Ben.
timber ct 9.oariat Spbolo / amerifu
Itu6ereoe bum auiroebepGgelien Der
opcr og penbte tiIbage / 1889.
Sioen bar aaita Souiteen boet her.
biemme, bar iet megct al Oct, bun bar
fipmpet for, bIipe reoIiieret, og bar
oqiua ielp faaet Iauat mere Soritaa'
ellie % auerfienbelie emo Tor. %
en- Iencre Generation al aUinber bar
facet ginene op for, at De lpiere o8
beSre Scar, Se leper UNDER, / Itor no'
ftrGfnina ifplbes BionererneS an.
itreu9eIier."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-30

Ter or en- ior6eIagtig &sreIie |
aonias og Hcbroifa, % De iom bar
beisgt De Steoer boor 2lnbs 2an6
agentur gier 6%orretning, err en-.
itenmige ! OF iige, at oct er Oct be6ite
Sanbitrsg, De noseniinbe bar Jet:
Rigt, irugtbort Sanb, pafre Stem,
SrlettrGer og Sfooluuoe og De melt
rimelige Sanopriier. De 6urSe ifripe
iii Ntr. Suno oerom og gisre 9eres
SIaner for at reiie og beie 9nnoet.
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paa EN- al benz. ginteren Der er milo
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ierne tiger itnoig % peb at aan ito.
liz iaar Dc Soroelen al iremtioias
BrisiorbsieIier. Bent life. meu ifrir
ioag.
2un0 Sano agencu.
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al Sc 10000 fontaut. ct Dub ira Ell
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roet Bette Selitab oil oUertase Reltau.
r%aiioner ieIp paa itie - Sfibe. cler
ial'alo en- Del Of Dem.
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Stprt ~GicuSomsialg. Srn :

kjem meIoes, at BEN itorc GicuSrm
Gegeiors / Semtlano, ior iiben 1898
far 0prct pea tronobiemIfe Ifticiel'
ifabers SGnSer. er at set nIoRrenbe
Selitab 81. 3iIsion & SO. iolgt til
3hs. SDen & 60, Sarbiif, Sier az
@jerpen GalitIoiefr6rif. aisbeium.
men er 100000 aroner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
LOOMING EVENTS-~
Entertainments, Fairs.
 SociabIes of local Interest
|| l

Oct 4-11-Grand annual fair given by St Patrick's parish at St Patrick's parish hall.
 Oct 6-Public reception in Friendly league hall for all interested in the league, from 8 until 10 D. m.
 oct 7-Reception and social series by Miss Nellye Reeds dancing class in academy, 10S Bank street.
 Oct 9-Sacred concert in aid of St Patrick's church to be given in church at 8 o'clock D. m.
 Oct 13-Celepration in honor of the 3Oth anniversary of Kellogg lodge, No Q, F. and A. M.. ip Leavenworth hall.
 Oct 19-20-Fifth annual sale by La dies Aid society of Grace M. E. church at Pythian hall, Waterville.
 Oct 20-First annual promenade and sociable of employees of F. B. de- partment of Oakville Co, at Judd's hall
 Oct 20-26-Annual fair given by St Teresa's parish, at Town hall, Wood bury
 Oct 21-Semi-annual concert and re- ception given by Young Mems Catholic Literary association at Leavenworth hall
 Oct 22-Acorn Athletic club smoker at Academy hall.
 Oct 2S-First concert and ball by Waterville Engine Go at Pythian hall, Waterville.
 Oct 31.-Ffrst annual dance and so- c1al Given by Naugatuck aerie of Eagles, No GAO, at Gem opera house.
 Nov 3-4-5-Grand union fair by the Ladies' auxiliary and Third division. A. o. H., at Columbus hall. Nauga- tuck.
 Nov 3-Anniversary promenade and dance given by Loubet camp, No H. 400, Modern Woodmen of America, at Speedwell hail.
 Nov 9-1Y-Seventh annual fair of Washington Hill A. 0. at their rooms, Washington street
 Nov 10-Reception and dance by the Algonquin club at Leavenworth hall.
 Nov 1s-Fifteenth annual dance and promenade given by St Thomas Ca dets Athletic association at Leayen- worth hail.
 Nov 24-Old Fashion dance by the veribest club
 Nov 24-Reception and dance by St Mary's Alumni association at St Patrick's hall.
 Nov 24-Dramatic performance, "Eileen Oge," and promenade, at City hall, given by Division 2. A. o. H.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06

Tax Collector Edwin s. Hunt and Judge Woodman of Bethany have been appointed appraisers on the estate of Mark Hart, who died in Oakvdlle two weeks ago.
 M. s. Neiman, real estate agent, TIT Bank street, has sold the three-family house of w. J. Kingsbury, corner Hos pital avenue and Bronson alley, to Mrs Mary A. McCue.
 An anniversary F.tgh mass of requiem for the late James Connor of 17 Hickory street will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier's church Saturday morning at 7:3O o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
 The legal battle between B. R. Kel- sey, as administrator on the estate of Edward Scovill, and Attorney M. j.. Byrne, will be given another airing in the district court at short calendar Saturday morning. To-day Judge Peasley, as counsel for Mir Kelsey, filed motion with Clerk Root for dis closure of defense or judgment in case Attorney Byrne fails to show his hand.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

L'Union St Joseph. Women's Relief corps. & Polishers and Buffers. Brooklyn Athletic club. First division. A. O. H. North End Wheel club. Wadhams post, G. A. k. Court Hancock, K. of A. Court Rose Hill, +. of A, Tunxis tribe, 1. o. R. M. Second division, A. O. H. Citizens Engine company. Fraternal Order of Eagles. Mad River grange, F. of H. Sheet Metal Workers union. Friendship lodge, o. D. H. s. Brass City lodge, I. A. of M. High Rock division, s. of T. Valley tent, No 13, Maccabees. Veteran Firemen's association. St Francis Xavier drum corps. Brass Workers union, No 1S6. Loyal Pride of Valley, No 7223. Waterbury division, U. R. K. F. Unity commandery, U. 0. of c. O. Rosedale camp, No 9615, M. w. o1 \.
 Friendly league, public reception to III interested in the league, 8 to 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
Don't Be Hoodwinked

WHEN n man tells you he'll sell vou something that looks like conee, tastes like coffee. drinks like conee, but is not coffee, look out for hlH' He Is HOODWINKING you.
 WHEN the trolley company Were le laying the tracks on East Maln suees they raised the center of the sIies' % four inches; in other words they noou, oo winked our city fathers. Did you see inc condition they left one side or Raldwin street? That's more HOoD- WINKING. po,-
 WHEN we sell you pound or DaA l., ing Powder for 45 cents and give yuu a meat roaster with it, that's stralen. Eo huslness: but if we charged you So cents for it and give you nve or 4,s Ss dozen trading stamps with It, thae HOODWINKING you.
 WHEN a politician eve mean slick one) calls on you just before eieo. .s'a ton day and promises you any ,,,s under the sun if you'll Wofk loE Ir, nrs side. look out for him; he won ' knoW po,, . fer election day: that hoodwink- ing. o+ o,,r
 WHEN you buy Tea or Coffee at our store you'll get the nice tasrng quair ~. that's the honorable way or dolns business; but if we charged you Lo cents more or even charged you tue same price and give you poor quaMi.y, qi.. mi give you half hundred trading stamps with it, that's HooDWlN'lh'- INK.
 WHEN the cold weather comes 1l,, anu it will be here soon. every family VIII need a coal bod. If the old one ls worn out then you'll need new one or if you have none you cant anoru fo be without one, when we are glvlnss we'll made galvanized one with eacn pound of our warranted good BaKlng Powder. 45 cents per pound Our Dus e,. ter Is % cents per pound this WeeA' and it is butter, too.
 Phelan's 1T Store.
 wn Nast Main Ht Teleph0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
TheMi|Ier& eek Co
Bargain Day Friday, Oct. 7th

At 49c, Ladies Calico Wrappers, value At se,es, Ladies' Rain scoats, were At $2.os, Ladies' Silk Waists, were
 $398.
 At 45c, 54-inch Cancels Hair Suitings,
 all colors, value 69c. At $1.1 10, Ladies' and Children's Cloak
 ings value $1.9S. At 9s4c, Check and Plaid Wool Goods,
 were 121kc. At 4Ac, Cream Domet Flannel, from
 6c
 At sac. Outing Flannel, from 7c. At 5c, Best Apron Gdnghams, from 7c. At 1-3c. Bates Seersucker Ginghams,
 from 1Oc. At 35c. Bleached Sheets. from 39c. At $2.50, 11-4 White Wool Blankets,
 from $500. At 49c, Mems Fleece Lined Under
 wear, Double Breasted Shirts,
 Double Seated Drawers. At 39c, Ladies' Jersey Fleeced Vests
 and Pants, seconds of soc goods. At 29c, 39c and 49c according to size, Children's Natural Color Part Wool
 Underwear. At 1oc, Ladies' Fast Black Heavy Cot
 IOu IIOSC. At Sc, Mems Heavy Black Cotton
 Hose.
 At 9Sc, Irish Point Bureau Scarfs,
 scalloped edges, value $1.49. At 69c, Ladies' Extra Heavy Muslin
 Night Gowns, tucked yoke, value roc. At 39c, Ladies' Muslin Drawers, Ham
 burg trimmed, value 50c. At 25c each, 1Sx2O inch Down Sofa
 Pillows.
 At 19c, 36 inch Rag Carpets. At $1.9S, Plaid Street Blankets, S0xs4. At $1.5D, Smyrna Rugs, 30x6O. At 15c dozen, Jelly Glasses. At 25c, bars Larkin's Soap. At 3c roll, Wan Paper, from Sc. At 1Sc yard, Floor Oil Cloth, from 25c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
Piano Instruction.

By Miss LILLIAN MARIE LOUGHLIN at her home, IS ORANGE COURT, or at residence of pupils. on and after September 10th. 0-S-tf.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
Mrs. Manice Wins at Golf.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The final
round for the Womans Metropolitan
Golf Association championship between
Mrs. e. A. Manice.N Baltusrol. and Mrs.
M. d. Paterson, Englewood. brought a
large gallery Of golf enthusiasts to the
Apawamis Club links, near Rice. to-
day. Mrs. Manice won by two up and
one to play. Mrs. Manice won the
championship of the association in 1902
over the Essex Country Club links, and
successfully defended her title last year
at the Richmond County Club links.
Mrs. Paterson played fine golf this year
and won the woman's championship at
Pine Hurst in the spring.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
DROWNING OF TELEGRAPH
OPERATOR STOPS BUSINESS
For Two Days No Messages Could
Be Sent Over the Upper
Yukon Line.

TACOMA, June 1s.-The drowning of
W. L. Lanktree, the telegraph operator
at Five Fingers. stopped the business
Of the Dominion Government on the
upper Yukon telegraph line for two
days. One day last week Lanktree and
his brother. who is a lineman at the
same station, went out on the Yukon
for the purpose of repairing a broken
wire two miles down the river. Their
boat was accidentally overturned and
Operator Lanktree was drowned. Five
Fingers is a relay station for most of
the Yukon telegraph business, and for
two days the operators along the line
were unable to get any response from
that office. The following day a faint
call was received from Lineman Lank-
tree, who brokenly conveyed the in
formation that his brother had been
drowned. Another operator was sent
from White Horse.
Lawrence Willett, a boom man en-
ployed by the Larson Mill Company at
Bellingham, while working alone last
night was thrown into the water, ap-
parently by the turning of slippery
logs. and his body was recovered to-
day.