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The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

Miss Mary Corbett and Miss Mildred Horan of Bridgeport were guests, last week, of Mrs James Corbett in Hunt ingtOwn.
The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

The Sunday school of the Congrega- tional church began, Sunday, the re- hearsal of the hymns to be used at the Christmas festival. New music has been secured.
The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

J. E. Keane of New Haven was in town, Sunday, dining at the Grand Central hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

respondence course of the Willimantic Normal school. In connection with the Normal training school, the state board of education offers to the teach CTS of this state several courses of in- struction by correspondence.
The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

The Southern New England Tele- phone Co. are to rebuild their line from BotsfOrd to Derby.
The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

C. L. BRYANT, psss,4s1' sss Main Ssss ss;;
The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

Eli B. Beers attended the Yale Harvard football game in New Haven, Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

Assistant Postmaster Birdsey Sniff fen of Sandy Hook went down to New Haven, Saturday, to assist in cheering the Yale football team on to victory in their contest with the Harvard boys.
The Newtown bee., 1904-11-25

SUGGESTED BY THE OFFICE OWL.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
James E. Kane. IS. 81 Rausch street. and
Lulu A. Davis. "a. 81 Rausch street
Nels A. Nelson. SO, 1905 Sacramento street
and Maude A. Lucas, so. 1917 Oak street
Peter G. Zaro. "a CAB Central avenue and
Catherine II. StefTens. %. 2Tl1A Sutter street
Frederick W Brown. a. 1884 Twenty-hfth
street. and Gertrude H. Noltin, go so Tiffany
avenue
Joseph A. cunha. 2i, 4le Turk street, and
Maize z. Erb. IS. 1114 McAlister street
Hugh Rogers, 2S. 1917 Mason street, and
Anna Yung % S34 Filbert street.
John Curtis. 80. 1912 Mission street ana
Susie M Moyie. 20 15l3A Howard street.
George W Seller, % 141S Folsom street
and Charlotte A. Healing, 21, 112 Eighth St
Max j. A. Riegels. %, 334 San Miguel
street and Helena Nilsson %, city
Jens Jensen. 2S, Sacramento, and Krfstine
NJ Petersen 35 Haywards.
Edwin E. Porter. 2e. II Waller street. and
Josephine e. Thomas "a. San Jose
Clement p. Tobin. "a. 1921 California street
and Charlotte NJ Russell %. 1916 Octavfa ST
Luigi corsiglia, 30. Railroad avenue, and
Valeria Peri. 20. los Pacific street
Joseph McKenna. 2s 1883 Baker street, and
Mary Darcy, 25 1887 Baker street
Louis Tynevez 2s, 514 Post street and
Isabel Morillon. 25, 3 Vallejo street.
Daniel Bunting. 40 800 Minna street, and
Mary Kent 81. 800 Minna street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
Camps on Stewart River De-
prived of Supplies by Sud-
den Closing of Navigation
GRUB SHIP PUTS BACK
Vessel Is Badly Battered
in Her Attempts to Reach
Duncan and Other Streams
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, Oct. 27-The steamship
Prospector returned to Dawson two
weeks ago after failing in an attempt
to ascend the Stewart River with win
ster supplies for the miners on Duncan,
Highat, Ledge, Clear and other streams
OF that region. The Upper Stewart
country is thereby left practically
without supplies of any kind for the
winter. The Stewart was found at such
a low stage that the Prospector often
times ran on bars and had frequently
to resort to the capstan to get over
swallow places. She could get no far
ther than McQuesten Bar, where she
left the bulk of her freight for the win
ter. The perishables were taken back
to Dawson.
The Prospector's hull was badly bat
tered in attempts to reach the
streams. The officers of the steamship
report the river lower than ever be-
fore in the history of Alaskan steam
boating. The. Prospectors forty pas
sengers, who were bound for Duncan,
failed to reach their destination.
The Prospector was the first steamer
in months to attempt the trip UP the
Stewart, and her failure leaves many
or the stores and most of the miners
without sufficient supplies to carry
them through the winter.
The majority Of the men there will
stay until the winter trails are in good
condition and then go to Dawson.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
ALLEGED BUNKO MEN PAY
BACK COIN TO VICTIMS
Witnesses Fail to Appear i'm Police
Court and Attachments Are
Issued Against Them.

"AdiCssCS II all 10 Appear III IOuCc
Court and Attachments Are
Issued Against Them.
What looks like an attempt to de-
feat the ends of justice was discovered
by Detectives Ryan and Taylor yes
terday morning when the cases of five
alleged bunko men arrested at the
ocean Beach last week and charged
with petty larceny were called in Po-
lice Judge Cabaniss' Court. The names
OF the accused are: c. A. Wallace
alias Vosmer, John Williams, Edward
Williams, l.. c. Holly and James Ty-
Ter.
AS soon as the cases were called ex-
Judge G. A. Low demanded an imme-
date trial. The names of the five
complaining witnesses were called, but
none answered. The officers, suspect
ing that something was wrong, asked
for and obtained a continuance till
Tuesday.
The officers made an investigation
and found one of the complaining wit
nesses, Fabian Olsen, on a steamer
about to leave for Portland. Olsen
was a victim to- the extent of $19 so.
He said he was paid back his money
less 10 per cent which was paid to
Low. who. he said. told him 1t would
be all right. Olsen was arrested as a
defaulting witness and taken to the
City Prison. Ryan and Taylor are
searching for the other four victims.
They are: George Rosenberg, who
lost $45; F. Luchen, who lost $19; F.
Kuhne, who lost SIS, and Leonard
Lappo, who lost SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
DETECTIVE FREEL RELOCATED
TO THE PATROLLING OF BEAT
Policeman Mattheson Takes Disrated
Mans Place and Officer Mere
dith Goes on Powell Street.

John B. Freel, for a number of
years a member of the detective force.
was yesterday detailed to patrol a
beat. The change was made by Chief
Whitman, who gave no reason for it.
Freel has been doing good work and
the men in the department are won-
dering why some other detective, less
clever, was not transferred.
D. Mattheson, who once patrolled
Powell street, was given Freel's place.
Policeman Meredith was transferred
from Montgomery street to Matthe-
sons late beat and Freel was given
Montgomery street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27.

Andrew Charles to Heinrich and Anna Ffath-
mann. lot on line OF Turk street. 27:6 E
of Polk. z 59:6 by IS, and lands adjacent
$40.
City and County OF San Francisco to valen-
tine Schmidt. lot on line of Pine street
$3.50 OF Van Ness avenue. E % by 100;
Anne NJ. Compton to Maria Hasbrouck lot
on line OF Post street 55 w of Polk. S
120 by w 30; also lot on W line of Thirty
fourth avenue 24O of street. 240 w
240, 12o, f 100 100. f 100: also that
portion Precita Valley block 104 within j. w
Harrington Tract; So
Thomas and Lydia Kirkpatrick to Kirk
patrick Estate Company. lot on W line of
Steiner street. 137 of McAlister. $40
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
STRANGER IN CITY ROBBED
AS HE RIDES ON STREET CAH
PfckpocIxets Take $3.50 From A. G.
Sheldon of San Luis Obispo and
Leave Family Destitute.

A. c. Sheldon, who arrived last
night from San Luis Obispo with his
wife and two small children, was
robbed of $50 by two pickpockets
on a Third street car. 1t was every
cent the man had, and he was left in
need His wife and the little children
sat upon the steps of the Hall Of JUS
tice while Sheldon reported his loss
to the police.
Sheldon came to this city to try to
get work. Corporal Charles Birdsall
arrested Charles Murdell and placed
him 'on the detinue book on suspicion
that he was one of the thieves.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28

FUNK-oETJENs-In this city. October 26.
1904 by the Rev. F. w. Fischer, pastor OF
Emanuel Evangelical Church. Walter l..
Funk and Annie Oetjens both Of San Fran
cisco.
PHIPPS-WILSON-In this city, October 90,
1904. by the Rev. Edwin F. Brown, Eugene
y. Phipps and Ida II. Wilson both Of this
city
REHDORF-OETJENS- this city, October
&c, 1904 by the Rev. F. w. Fischer, pastor
OF Emanuel Evangelical Church. Frank
Rehdorf and Josephine Oetjens. both of San
Francisco.
SPORK-PATERSON-In this city, october 10,
1904. by the Rev. Edwin r. Brown. Ben
jamin Sporx aud Elizabeth Patterson. both
of Palo Alto
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
Arrested for Stealing Mail.

Frank Sylvester. a lad of IS, is in
serious trouble with the Federal au-
thorities. He was arrested yesterday
by the United States Marshal on COM
plant of Postoffice Inspector Chance.
1t is alleged that on October 10 Syl-
vester took from on top of a rural
mail delivery box near San Lorenzo a
package addressed to Camilla King
and destroyed 1t. The prisoner admit
ted his guilt, but said he was. drunk
and irresponsible at the time.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
other Santa Fs Trains.
To SAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY.
MILL VALLEY,
cAzADER0. Etc.
Via sausalito Perry

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE.
Depart frcm San Francisco. daily. at tT:o0,
az S.25 9:1O, $50. IL 100 a m: 1:45. 3:l5
ass SIS $50. $3.50. 7:15. $500 and IL as
Arrive at San Francisco daily. at f6:9O
az sis $50 9:35. 10: so q. m: ] 80, 2:55
t:SS sos. 5:42. 6:22. 6:57. 7:40 and IL ~
D. m.
fDaily except Sunday.
For Fairfax daily. at 7:45 a. m: also sat-
urdays at 3:15 D. m, and daily except Satur-
day and Sunday at 5;15 p m
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m. daily-Cazadero and way stations.
b.15 D. n, daily except Saturday and SUM-
dav. for Tomales. etc
TICKET OFFICE-650 Market st
FERRY-Union Depot. foot Of Market -
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published
OF the event are published once in this column
free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Memorial services for the late Mrs. Han
nah House Cameron will be held on Satur-
day, October 30. at IL M. in the Ad
ventist Church, on Laguna street, Nc
Ailister. Friends are invited by her children.
Mrs. c. w. Bainbridge, Mrs. John r. Martin
and Benjamin Otis Cameron TO attend.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO.

(successors to Flanagan & Gallagher
DANIEL p DONOVAN, Mgr
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs.
20 Fifth St. opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South so.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
BERxELEx HOUSES TO LET.


FOR rent-In desirable residence section OF
Berkeley. house OF rooms. porcelain bath.
storeroom; stable and chicken house: blocks
from Bergman station, blocks from Berke-
ley and from entrance 10 university; POPS
Virginia st. between Shattuck and Milvia:
newly painted and papered throughout; rent
S35. will not be rented TO tenants who let
Housekeeping rooms. Apply % Montgomery
st. room s. San Francisco. or LITTLE d
WOOLSEY. 2l10 Shattuck ave, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
UNITED UNDERTAKBRS.

Directors and Embalmers-
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple,
NOW at s68 MISSION. Tel South i67
Between Fourth and Fifth. near Fifth ID
Finest Equipments at Moderate Ratea
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
riburon Ferry. Foot OF Market street.

SAN FRANCISCO TO So SAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-T:3O. 900. IL 90 a m; II 35.
$3.50. $40. $50 p m. Thursdays-Extra trip
Saturdays-Extra trip at 1 so and 80 D. m.
SUNDAYS-8.CO 9.30. IL 90 a m: $780, $50.
$500. 6:20 IL 80 p. m.
SAN RARAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-6:O5. I. SIS. 1850 $40. II is
a m; 1850. 3:4O. 500. $50 p
Saturdays-Extra trip at 2:05 and 6:35 p m
4:O5. Jos. 6:25 d. m.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28

fls0 DOWN.
To close out my holdings IN Golden Gate and
near Ashby station. on the Key route. VIII
sell lots and build small homes on your own
plans for only $3.50 down
N. I. wURTs CO.. 1923 Broadway. op-
posfe Postcfice
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
BORN.
MARRIED.

this city, October 25. 1904,
to the wife of John A. Hegerhorst. son.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
FRUITVALE ADVERT'S'Ts
rRurrvALE REAL ESTATE.

FKUITVALE ZEAL ESTATE.
NJ C. GIBSON. Phone Vale 290.
Two-story 7-room house; lot 60xl25; front
ing on two streets: house piped for gas and
electricity; , toilets polished floor and
strictly modern house throughout: new
ranges stair carpet and front carpet
goes with place; situated in best part of
town, price 5000.
n c GIBSON 1926 Fruitvale ave,
Near East Fourteenth St
FOR saIe-S2750: Il cost $3.50: rents for 500
Der month: cottages on lot 40xl50. Apply
10 s S. AUSTIN. I1O1 Twenty-third ave.
East Oakland.
LOT-5O-foot frontage on Fruitvsle ave: want
offer. Address owner. p. o. box 462, Fruit
vale. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28

-S35OO-
CT5OICF home on Delaware St. Berkeley: s
rooms and hath: lot 40xl35: new and modern:
sunny exposure: fine view: easy terms Of
payment II desired; no trouble 10 show prop
e-fv
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE co. 0nc.).
ll72 Broadway, corner Fourteenth St,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
Builders Contracts.

Mrs Cora May Wilcox (owner) with W. L.
craff fcontractor and architect)-All work for
a two-story and basement frame building on
line of Twenty seventh street, 125 w OF
C;rerreno W % by ia; $3965.
Sophie E Laine (owner) with F. II. Barnes
(contractor) architect-Al work for a
three story frame building w line of Tay
street 114:6 S of Clay. s % by w So; $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-28
SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES

SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
WE shall close our retail office at 800 Post
1T. Nov. l. we have a lot of new White
sewing machines that are slightly shopworn
that shall positively sell at half price
less before removal; our new retail office
is located at 915 Market st. White Sewing
Machine Co.
DOMEST1C-The machine for family use: best
is cheapest: secondhand all makes at any
price: all kinds rented lowest rates. Domes-
tic office 1O21 Market ST.. near Sixth.
ALL kinds second hand So So. $S slightly
used $40. S15. $50; you know where the dolls
swing in the window 1851 Market st
sTuTTERING AND sTAz1MERING.
MELBOURNE Institute, Van Ness and Market
cures: estab. in 8. +. yrs. Hours ! to .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03
REFUSE
TO CALL IT

The county commissioners ycster-
day positively refused to call an
election for the purpose Of voting
upon the annexation Of sections
OF land near stones landing 10
Pierce county unless oruefed 20 do
80 by the court The residents uf
the district involved intend tU Try
"a force the commissioners 90 call
The election hy reHaHtluK To man
damuH proceeding
Thirty four Of the Is persons llv-
inE la the u sections have peti=
TONED the King county commission
ere 20 call an election. and. through
james n MeManamin. an attorney
from Tacoma. yesterday afternoon
presented the matter 20 the board
AT length They claim that ~ will
BE- great commercial advantage to
the residents % the district 90 be
In Pierce county ON account % their
proximity % Tacoma
The county commissioners have
refused "a call the election on the
ground that the district lying be
tween Stones landing and the
boundary line between King and
Pierce counties is exceedingly val
liable water front property They
intend 10 fight the mandamuH pro-
esedinga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

william Ross. an alleged pick
pocket has been formally charged
with larceny from the person lie
vas afroatea by Sergeant Stuart and
Patrolman Ryan on the carnival
grounds. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03
BELIEVE FATHER
DIED BY ACCIDENT

After nm iuyoatiFntion Of tho
death Of their father Stephen Goaa.
Tin. bis two SONS. stephen GoanlIn.
Jr. and John Guaalin. believe that
his death was the result of au aeei.
dent and not "a suicide as hereto
fore reported The body Of stephen
OosalIn was found ON the shores 0f
Dead Mans Point. across the sound
a week or So ago The two sons
think that their father fell from a
steamer.
They say that he has always
taken hlH reYerHea lightly. but do
not think that be met with foul
play. az f2g6g was found on the
body Stephen Guaalln. Jr. ia an
alderman from the Seventeenth
ward. in Chicago. John Goaaliu h
a grain Inspector At that city
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MR0zF M "GW|
NF HER INN JWEME
WELL KNOWN EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY WOMAN OF ia
COMA ATTEMPTED sUIcio ny TRYING TO DROWN HGR
SELF IN WATERS or srGIL ACCOM- BAY

"tIcr mind remained clear and
vigorous. She held her own views
on the subject Of the ptopriety and
right Of ahridFiug human suffering
by the nbrldgcment Of life. in enHoH
OF hopeless suffering She also chose
her own burial place. la the quiet
depths Of the beautiful bay Of steil-
accom-
Miss MsCoukey has lived for the
past three months with Nj aud Mrs
samuel Davis At Steiiacoom The
Hmiiy recently decided Co move 20
Tacoma whore Nj Davis 81 b.
business and In breaking up Of the
homo. Miss MsConkry became
seuew hat prrrieHed aH Co her next
place uf residence. She continued
IN the best uf spirits. however. and
Mrs. Davis was utterly Mortified on
returning from Tacoma Thursday
evening 10 fnd the little village iu
state Of widest excitement
Miss Megoukef bad engaged Rus
sell iiill the ig year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs e. p IIul who occupy a.
cottage al RalterH point. to row her
WI N'i NtAH my HAiff Ting NNiH 20
certain point far out Ia the sound
ON the way che presented him with
her purse. and asked him 90 give a
portion Of tho money tu some other
children. This and several - her
remarks Led the youth 10 suspect her
object and De- beEKrd her 60 allow
him o. return to shore.
she made three efforts to leave
the boat but MAS pulled boz b the
plueky boy who finally tied hrr
with his HaHurndefa. and fowed Nlth
all his might for the shore. rtamiss
ing her al oar and the boat n she
would defer her attempts until he
reached land It Immediately hur-
ried o. At NaNden ha on going 90
the hay found Misa Meeunkry just
puHhinF cut. and fofsIhiy detained
her She had made the most care
fui preparations. tying heavy
weight about her waist and taking
bee Bible e. shat she fully expected
% - Ter last resting place
MIHH MEeuuka9 came fo Tacoma
yestefd Gas ana b. staying with
friends she la the owner Of con-
siderable property Boa the city hay-
iuF made extensive investments
here during The early bpom DAYS.
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JOHN NORTH
ARRESTED
YOUNG MAN WHO SHOT TRou
BLEsonE TRAMP At AUBURN
~ COUNTY JAIL

John North. a vel tnouu youns
man Of Auburn. who. while acting
a. deputy sheriff. shot and KILLED
Charles pauison May l. but whs
fully eKensrafed ~ a eorausr'a jury
At the time. has been arrested and
ia nos beinK held ia the county jail
on a charge ~ maualauFh The
+ incident ~ the killing bad been BE-
lirFrd hY all 81 Norfhn friends To
be- closed and bis arrest came a. a
great surprise
The complaint charging him wifh
maualaHEhtsf waH sworn tu yraiers
day bY Andres ChilberE. represent
alive 81 he Swedish government IN
seattle ils artsd Ia behalf ~ the
Swedish friends Of the dead man
sho believe that North Naa not
Justified in the killing
Pauisun va shot while running
from Marshal Berusr. North and
citizens ~ Auburn. xho had form
ed a posse Tor the purpose 81 clear
luE the town 81 a colony 81 Grim
mails Who wefe knusn 90 b. there
Marshal nrruer had been held up a
few nights previous and a man muir
dercd and robbed and the Nork Be
lieved a. have been done BY the
same crowd 81 criminals when a
woman living on the outskirts o.
town vaa threatened by the hoboa
the citizens became very much ex-
cited and organized 90 clear the
fmmpa out Of the vicinity
Headed by Marshal Berner the
men started out They saw a crowd
II suspicious looking chauetrfa ou
the outskirts Of he town and hail
ed them The men did not come
10 a afandstili and aarrhal Berner
fired several shots In the air -
scare them paulH m and hts com
paniona took 10 their heels and
North raised bis rifle and fired. IA
tally voundinE paulson. who died
in great agony a fcW minutes later
There haA always been a difference
Of opinion a. 20 WHISTLER or not
North aimed Al Paulson The cor
anrra Jury however completely ex=
onerafed him from all blame
In the face Of the corunef'H yer
diet no prosecution was instituted
until yesterday paulson however
had many friends Who have aFitatz
ed che matter for months The ae-
ton 81 Chilberg In swearing 20 a
complaint ia TO great extent the
result of their efforts
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Especial 10 The s,arl

TACOMA. Sept. 3.-After writing
n news account OF her suicide, Miss
Roheeca MeConkoy. who for fifteen
years has been resident of Tacoma
and steilaeoum. aud who In widely
/ known an woman OF the highest
+ birth aud education. "a writer and
+ teacher of note. attempted to drown
/ herself Thursday afternoon az Ntell-
accom-. and was forcibly deferred
/ by friends. after several efforts The
news WAS a great shock Ia her many
/ friends and admirers In this city
and in Steilacoom. where she has
spent the greater part Of the later
years. That the step WAS taken de
I iiberaUfly. with careful planning.
and Vas not the result Of any men
+ tai weakness. iH firmly believed by
those with whom she discussed.
calmly and ucidly. the reasons fuf
F the act
/ The story ~ her suicide. writ.
f ten by Miss McCunkey aud mailed
90 loeal paper Ca which she had
often contributed articles. Is aH fol
+ lows
THE FACTS ARE THESE
Miss McCunkey Was q baltimore
an by birth education and long
T residence. and has many friends
+ there She was Interested In all
good causes. aud for years held the
position 81 corresponding secretary
TO several OF the largest benevolent
+ Institutions IN that city
Fer "A number 81 years she vas
principal 81 a young ladies SEN
+ mary OF high standing Miss Nc
+ ConkeY was an able writer and the
authurssa Of several historical pa
pora Including The IAts 81 Gen
sral Daniel Morgan the hero 81
+ Cowpenn She vac contributor To
several Eastern newspapers. and to
the Tacoma Ledger and News. also
Tor several years member - tho
Aloha club. and Wa sell known IN
Tacoma
Miss McCuukeY vas quite al
xauced In Yeara had outiiycd her
immediate family and waa herself
ia failing health auifeting from
heart disease
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Go ON Monte Cristo eneuraion
Monday. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

Fred Turner and Harry Chris
tianer hoid.up suspects. we're ar
rested ~ cts Detective Fitzgerald.
- Tacoma yesterday afternoon near
the iuferurhau passenger depot IN
this CITY The police authorities 81
both cities have been looking for
Turner for some time tie o. an
er-c1usirt. sentenced AZ Everett and
served time q Wal'a WaIla for
highway robbery Little la known
about ehrHfIaHer
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DID NOT SWEAR

M Emma Houdcn Of Gle Elum
denies that she signed an affidavit
stating that Mary ForueIli daugh
ter ~ 2 Fofuslli. 81 that place
Be- tk wears 81 axe A complaint was
filed a fee days ago charging Nra
Houden sItb perjury hY the father
81 Miss Earnelu She Be- but iG
years " aEe The young LADY was
married 60 a son ~ Mrs Hnudeu
On August q IT Trinity church ln
this city MH HuWden states that
the girl married her uoa. prcfeffiuF
harplnsaa 90 the harsh treatment ~
her parents
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Broiny Hair

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