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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
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NIL MWEE
knights Templare VIII Attend
Ceremony at San Francisco
September 10

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. sept 8.
The launching Of the ncw cruiser
Milwaukee definitely set for Sep.
TENDER no at II 50 a. m. promises
to attract more attention than any
similar event since tho hattleahlp
ohio took her maiden dip In the
presence Of the late President Ne
Kiulcy.
The launching will be the final
day feature Of the knights Templar
|eouslayo and an effort viii be made
20 have all the kniFhrs from the
Badger state attend and participate
in the ceremonies
Miss Janet Mitchell. the tayear-
old daughter Of tho lato Senator
Mitchell Of Wisconsin will chriateu
the vessel and Miss Lily Jeffrey
daughter Of g vice president OF
the Union iron works. where the
newnghtlug ship was built will cut
the cord that will permit Il to aliT
down the ways and into the water
Tho Milwaukee rs one Of the
three sister ships. which are the
largest protector cruisers in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
Knights HMHMC TAKE
SAN francisco BY GzNM

over 70 the great host Of a great or
der and today the knights hold IN
disputed possession.
The crash Of bands the steady
tramp. tramp Of knights. the clatter
% the hoofs 90 handsome chargers.
the gorgeous decorations. all be
spoke a great event In san Fran.
clscoa history.
Sir Knights o. the local receiv-
ing committee were early hatir.
ready 10 resume the tasks that have
been theirs Tor a week past The
morning trains poured belaiod dele
cations and coueiaYn visitors into
the city. n seemed thai tho stream
Of humanity arriving woull be un.
ending and headquarterH officials
eaeaffiuR committees and hotels
we're taxed 10 their utmost capacity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

The First Congregational church
and vas attended b. Toe visiting
knights generally The other vas
a. the Mechanics pavilion and Nas
attended By the Colorado comman-
dsry in a body
At nlght a aecred memorial con.
cert In honor Of the late President
Mckinley was held In the Meohan-
Iea' pavilion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

Bedridden. alone and destitute
Such. IN brief vas the condition Of
an old soldier by maine ~ J. ] fiav-
ems. NsrzaIIlea. %. Tor years he vas
troubled with kidney disease and
neither doctors nor medicines gave
him relief. Al length be tried Eiec.
trio uitiera II pint him on his feet
in short order and now he teaHaeH
I'm on the road to complete reHov-
cry" Beet on earth for Liver and
kidney troubles and all forms Of
Stomach and Bowel Complaints
only soc Guaranteed BY Druggist
q, o. Guy. Inc. snd ave. and Yes.
Ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

United States navy. the other two
being the - Louis and Charleston
--ac viii have a displacement 81
300 tons Nlth her normal coal
supply. but With a fuil load her
displacement will cnceei u 900
tonA she vii DO really larger than
any battleahiua such a. the ore
Eon She Is 80 feet long with SO
feet beam ana - feet o iueuea mean
draft Tier speed is 90 be - knots
For a battery. the Milwaukee will
carry ~ atNsineh. rs three Inch and
4 one FOUNDER. rapid-fire guns. ~
three FOUNDER aemi-automatlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
MRS. BOWEN ARRESTED

Mrs Ella novden. charged by J.
= Foruell with ma. NJ a false At
fldavit 10 seizure a marriage uEenae
for hiH daughter. whom he claims
IL under age. Ma arrested Saturday
and is In the gouutp jail NJ
Huwdeu claims that ahe believed I'M
girl 10 be over Is aud made 81 "
fidavIt 10 that effect 10 secure a
license for her 10 marry her nou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
NORTH RELEASED

John North charged with man
slaughter for fatally shooting Chaa
Paulaon az Auburn several months
ago. while acting as n deputy aher-
fff. was released from the county
jail on Saturday on 5000 bonds.
John Woodlng and y. BIssell are
his bondamen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

No especial reason for this out
iandiah reduction. simply 20 get
more men folks headed this waY.
styles the handsomsat out. rich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
OBJ s.-lpps view. A..nl

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept s.
The noddIng plume Of the Ealleut
knight Templar. his handsome
black uniform and brilliant accout-
rement. and. % course. the Sir
KNIGHT himself twentieth century
exemplar ~ the crusader 8f old, has
taken San Francisco By storm. The
keys Of the city have been turned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
JUST A FAKE

ST PETERSBURG sept G The
statement printed In London, that
Hamaoncff the assassin ~ Aiuiaa
ter Won piehve had succeeded In
escaping from prison. IL utterly
fafae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
Every Pair OF SOC SOx TO Go at 30c

laan effects. Embroidered effects.
and plain blacks - ehooes among
Sold here for SO. though lots u
haberdasherY stores at Tse for
EN- nos 80 a pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

Mems HEAVY Ribbed Cotton In
deruear. eeru color. AZ - 05e
All the &c Mems Fancy Golf
Shirts. 18th cuffs attached or
detachable. AZ .... .ss...ss 5oe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

osher notable offerings are
Meas Medium Weight Natural
Color Wool Underwear for fall
wear. extra good quality Al -.
s...s.s.ssss -. &C.. ...ss sl.x5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
Tuesday, NOtiOn Sale
Worth While Savings

True Blue Tar Soap. hIg cake Ae
ROYAL Borated Taieum Powder
Is boxes for ..-....-..--... Toe
Fine Bristie Tooth Brushes, worth
Ii TOT ssr-ss= s=.ss#s %
Wamena Hookon Haae support
ers. worth sc. for ..--... l5e
Crepe Paper. damaged 4 triflc In
transit. yet none OF Il seriously
hurt inc roll IN culars for BE
Is Nal Brushes ..s....... Toe
Sc Hand Mirrors. ceilutnld backs.
.444a44.. ..a.sH#Hs aaassss Toe
CASTLE soap. 2-pouad bar. for
bar. ...-.........s......... l5c
Lead Pencils a dozen .s.... Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

y. H. Gilman. now ~ Now York.
bat for 10 years a resident ~ Seat
Tie, is in the city on months visit
lie 10 the guest nf James Boutwell,
Mr. Gilman f. the promoter Of the
Seattle. Lake Shore a Eastern rail-
road. now known aa the Seattle &
international
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
Rich Taffeta PetticOats S5.25

TIE FROM frou OF six
splendid collection Of ready very
prices. withal They're fine an d good
special royal welcomed
Of fine quality silk deep ked and corded ruf
Taffe,a Pelcaa brown ehangeabe tafea
bak deep nounoc with % fine tueks az the foot
SII5oBafk Taffsia Petcoas
ped ruf 6hirng the edge the whole Van
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

one FOUNDER automatic and ten ma
chine guns and four field pieces
FER crew viii consist Of eel men
and about forty officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

We employ the highest saiaried
cutters in the city. HERAta..
TAILOR iaeP "a Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

Nodding Plumes Fill the Cor
geously Decorated Streets
and Brass Bands Blare on
Every Corner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

White Nohair Waistings.
PLAN and figured effects.
m great demand tor early
fall waists. Offered Tues
day az. a ward 49,. soc
\ gathering OF Scotch
TWceds, English Twillcd
Fabrics and new French
Weaves. an the new STYLES
for tall wear ....#... soc
Raped Ram Cloths. in new
mannish effects. a. inches
vide. choice Of lizard
greens blues and gun met
Al effects. strikes and brok-
en- checks. fine for tourist
coats .......sss. 81 AZ
Black Pau-dc-Soie. solid all
over for 81 -. and the
proper thing Tor coats. our
price ......... SLID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
Silks and Dress Goods
for Fall

We begin the fall under most suspicious eircum
Buyers have done spendidy and the haudsomcs
fabrics sale prices not matched anywhere IN the
Nest Ne shall double the dress goods business this
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
35cWritine Paper
25CtS

Writing Paper Of hish degree:
this made hy Eaton lturlhut Ia
the berkshire Mills named by
him Flemish Rond. We've sold
thousands of boxes at Soc and
nobody grumhlcd. Tuesday the
price drops 90. a box .ss... 2Se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

First Hint OF New Waists for Early Fall
Smart In tailoring ft made pretes
mighty Il all be II
the admiration OF even the most particular woman.
French Scotch Flannel Waists plain blue
the Scotch fabrics figured blue vide
plated front and fancy buttons s2.4s
Flannel ahrred
collar
choice champagne. 49,. .... -.
Waist Crepe FLANNEL With muuolofed
arranged SIX OF rIhbon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
Sale of VeilingS at Half

This sale Involves choice col.
lection Of rich new Chiffon Veil
luga In the wanted styles n half
price A fortunate trade chance
sent them our way you share In
the saving
All eoiara ~ choose among plain
and dotted effects. deep plain
satin edge. or sc1iIa9ed and em-
bfaldeHed in white o. black.
made 10 sell a. Zoe and Toe n
yard choice al. a yard zoe
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-07
Die oetncfratiid)c saationaIs
eoMDention

If eieie @O9e in ct. gOuis in 5ih.
lng. 4Ien 8eri9teu nad BAT Ridfsr
Barter bon glem Dort Die beIfen Qus-
lt9ten, nomiuirt 81 tpersen, uadOem
tt9 bic Delegation bon BennIblbanien
ttir tbH entihieosn baben Ioa. Gemers
tensnert 1T oas OFfenbare 5hminben
beg @iHFufes 8rpnns; man bsosoRet
tbm reipettbol, aber feline RatInIdoe
peroen nidt stfuht. gor Dem Rotio=
nalcOmite in 5a6eu oes @oufeIres BON
5ainois erlitt er eiRe entIbieDere
JlleoerLage. 3as @omite b6rtt Inn
rubis an, entfhieO aber rah5er oestr
Bieienigen, Die Brpan bsrtrat.
4ud Obio nno Dlihiaan oiirften
fitr Barrier Itimmen.
llm IL llbr Mittwoh Rittaq uurbs
Die gsnDenti0n er5Ifatt uno Sobn
sharp williams gum tembordren Dor.
tiger ernannt. @iliams bielt cine
lange 8eoe, unD ais er ben Slamen
8roeer @leDslan6 nannte, brad elm
BtIfausHurm log, Der erFt enoete ,nodb=
oetn gSilitams aeorObt, feline Rebe aana
uno gar dbsubre9en. 6earft un6
grnan erbieltsH uur f9paheu, Thneu
0orllbergehenoen Applaus.
5endtOr 8aile1 bon 3eras Mrs
ben permanenten gOr1ib Fiibren.
8ammann bat Isinen @ieberffauo
aegeH Barter ebenfaQs anfaeaeben uns
Barter Diro obne 3peiFel nomiuirt
peroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-07

OsFsn nibt, um su blstben, lpn5trn
nur gu turSsm 8eIu6 in Die 6eimat6.
gluf ben osutThen Qiutsn bat ii4 Der
9srtauf Der biIigsR 5abrtdrten pers
ooppeIt uno in Der Iebten 3eit Ueroreis
fodt.
Wie es ouesmsin bsiBt. fpiro gro=
fsFOr Or. Robert Rod, peIher mad
pisr3sbH Woudte langsm NufsHtbalt
i'm ausldnbs iiingit in bic oeutIhe
6sinatb 3uriidgetsbrt iIt, aIs Ra9s
fOlgsr oss am 5. September 1902 oaz
straightforward RuoOIf 9ir6Op gum
orbsntli9sn DiitgIieo Der 8erIiner
Atabsmie Der @iHsnIdaften gspdblt
ueroeu. Dele gbruns piirbe nit Der
4nertennQng oleihbe0euteno Iein, oab
Rod mad @trdop Der gr0Bts oeutids
UIeot3iHer Der sSeBtseit iit.
Sn einem beoeutenoes 2lufle6en mdz
1enosH Artitsl ihrieb bic ,Roroosuts
lde Reihgcorrsiponosn31 gsfpiiIe
&reiTe isisn bsmiiht, Die Gtu3eIheitsn
Der BON ben angetIagten pommerns
banf 8irettorsn Dem S6erbofmeiIter
uno 8ubiHsttshsF Der Rdiierin, 5reis
bsrrn .. Wfirbdh, 3ugsponoten56eHs
tungen um teineh Brets an bic Def
Tentlihtsit toumen su IaI1sn. Gs
piiroe onoHrb Elm bohsr 6err ouF oas
Shperfts comprOmittirt fperoen, fir
ipsl6eH 5rsiberr b. Dlirba6 Die Be-
uubtsn 325, 900 Wort quittirte, iibsr
0eren 8erhlei6 BEL ben 8erhdnoluneen
oes pommerHbdnt 8roseiies tsiRe
4uftldruHg gegs6su puroe. Wan
raunt iid) in bic Shrsn, ouB Die be-
trsffenbs gerf0nlinteit tsin 9sringez
rer dls Der Sbtpaaer oes oeutihsn
aaiisrs, Ser3Dg grnit 9untber 5a
Shlsstpigs6olitsiu, iit.
6slir WeiHgdrtHer, Gbler bon
Wliin3bere, pelher unlGngIt pom
8rin3regsnten 9uitpplo ppn 9uptru
in ben erbli1en Moelsitdno er6obgn
pur6e, 1T in Wliin6en als gdftirsnDsr
0irigeut Der Rem gprter pbiIharmos
niter fir ben Nlondt 6s6ruor gepons
nen norosn. W0glitsrpsiTe unterz
nimmt Beingartner oor6sr cine
tlsins Sournee NIT ben gbilbdrmouis
fern. psl9e Iih auf sinige, ReD gOrt
niht ull5u fern gslegeue Stdote Der
Der. Stddten .rftredsH piro.
Sn pDlitiIhen areiien gngIdHbs lit
man Der AnIi5t, odb 8aIfour's 5age
alg gremisrminiffsr gs3dblt Iiub. SIN
6erbit piro es ibm fGHm gelingen,
fstns 9artsi gsihloTsn 3uTammen8us
bulten. Die Nlilitdrfrage nirb tpabrs
Ibeinlih cine SpaltuHg TN 4dbiuett
hsrporbringsn uno feline 4uflofung
berbeifubren
Sine Depsi6e bon BuenDs aDres
meloett, baB bort Elm Rurisr NIT siz
mem 8sriht iiber Die S6laht bei 5us
pambde in lrugudn einsstraffsn Ut.
Der Rdmpf pauerte 5ipei Edge. Die
Regierungstruppen Derlpren 500 5oos
te uno 300 8.rpunoete, Die &eOolus
tionGre 100 Sebte unb 500 8erpuus
oets. Die ReDolutionGre sr6eutetsn
grpBe QudntitGten Rriegsmaterial.
N(onIigHore Subj. Der apoItolifbe
0slsgat in BEN Bbilippinsn, iit in
Nlauild sinem 5er5leiben erlegen. Die
9ei6enfeisr fano in Mlunila itatt;
Ipdter Dirb Die 9eihe mad 3om ges
bro6t. Nloniignors Subj tpurps Dor
3ipei Sdbrsn als 9srtretsr bes 9dtis
fans nan oen9bilippinsn geIehttt, um
NIT ben pbilippinen : eommIhdren
iiber oeH8ertauf Der 4loiterldnoereisH
an Die Qmsritanifhe Regieruns gu
psrhdnoeln. 9oupsrHeur Soft traf i'm
lsBteu DECEMBER Elm llebersintOmmer
NIT ben M0nden, Die 100000 4cres
2anOes gum PreiIe BON $7,250.000
hergd6en.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-07

Siupen itebenoe Qrmee oann penia
niiben fpiiroe.
Dos san5e 10. 9lrmeetorps iIt am
q. SUM in 9iaoians angeiOmmen..
= b efu, 1. Suli. Nus better
Guclle gebt berbor. oaB Die sapaner
ieBt $50. 600 Wann inn 5eIoe 6aben;
oasu seb0ren Bsneral auroti's armee
auf Dem @ege mad 2iaopanQ, Die uns
abhdngige 9iOiIion Don 90, 600 Wann
Die bel 5dtulhan gelanoet muroe,
@eneral Ctu's 9lrmee an Der 8aha=
ltnie, General 9loei's 8ruppen Sor
Bort artbur uno Die ioeben selanoeten
10000 WlanH. 3ie bierte armee lit
nod ni4t gelauost porotn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-07
@ottorieuc stretflt6ter.
8erlegt bas GapitOl bon Pierre mad
Der 3ugdngliben Staot Ntitbell

8erlegt bas 9apitOl bon gierre mad
Der susdngli6en StaOt giitbelll
Die pOpuliaiiAe 0OtionalcOnbeR-
ton. bic in Spriug fielD, SH.. taste,
nDminirte 3homas g. WatTOn bon
@eDrsia fir eas gr1fioentenamt unO
5bOmas 8. 8ibbLes BON glebrasta fir
9isepraiioent.
8ie AnbdnQer D9it1elIs BerbeR oft
beI9uIoiet, oaB lie gierre uno oas
peftlid pom Mihouri gelegene 9ano
berldumsn. DeHr lie bebaupten, oaB
oaHelbe uur fur Die 8ieb3uht eeeionet
III. Sn oieisr Summer Der .9lah=
ridten=Oerolo FHoep ole 9eIer cine
gorreipon0ens aus altamont, tpeIhe
iiber Die 2anonsrhdltHilie tDeltIiCb BON
Mihouri eini9en AuffdluB gibt.
Die aus Tacoma, 0aIb.. aemelOet
miro. lit gar nidt su befpeifelu, oaB
Die @bica9o, Dtilmautee IL st. 9Saul
gabn innerbalb Der nddfien atpei
Sabre lore 9mie bsn chamberlain aus
nah ben 8lad 0ils uno BON bort
meter bis 5ur Yaeifie=Quite Derl1naern
ipiro. Agenten Der 8abn baben in
Tacoma. Seattle uno YortIano meh=
rere bunbert Ader 2anb fir @nofatios
nen uuo 9odanlaJen aneetauft.
Die PrObibitienspartei belt poriae
WOhe in SnbianapDlis ibre Rationals
contention ab uHO uominirte 6. Is.
SDuuom pom PennlDlDanien fur 0as
BrdfioenseHamt, nanOem BeneraL
Wliles abgeIehnt bate. eJep. ge. Car
rpIl lit Der @anoieat fir 9isepr0Iioent.
2Iuber ben auF bic glliobolFraae besiiaz
liden planten ertlart fie bic pariei
als 8efiirmprterin internaiionaler
|>Edieosgerihte. zines MabIaeiebes,
oos anf geilties unb moralilgbe 6dbiaz
teiten balirt 1T. gleihgr @elebs Fir oas
2ane uno geiibnnaen. 6ripdbluna Der
Senatoren Onrd's 9oIl. 9lns0ebnung
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-07

8 OF Spriuss. Bon Der ger.
Staaten 6ifheOmHiHion puroen DOri-
&c Maae 25 900 6iIhe i'm 9eaDer
Greet bel BuHalo Sap ausgeitbi.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-07

Dee eibiloienites unb Der Ginfiibruna
bon Snitiatibe unO Referenbum. Die
3rultfrage tUuroe ourh cine 6oroeruHe
tar trenge 4nmeRbung Ger geftss
prtneipieH auf ale Cr9aniTatipnen
BON 3apitaI uno Arbeit anertannt.
Sine Ref0rm Der SdeiounesaeIebe
Duroe Derlaust unO gisIneibsrei 0er-
oammt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-20
REV. L. L. HANSCOM.
Death of Well-known Methodist CIR
gyman al Thornaston.

Thnmaston, NJ, Sept 19.-Hcv. IT,
/. Iiansc"m. i. -. pastor Of IT,"
, M'th",!ist church. di,d today. II" VIII
4 native Of Washington county and
was horn. Sept. ~, !>39 exactly 60
years ago. During tn" Civil War he
scly'! Il short tim" with tn First
Maine cavalry. T." had held some Of
tn" most important appointments IN
the East Maine Conference, inrluIins
eight Years in Ro"kllni. al-o III til"
minnesota Conference. hcin2 located at
Redwood Fails ana Red Wing. While
serving as presiding eide OF TIL.
NJ lrShalI district in tho latter confer
cncr. hr dedicated IL churches. He re-
ccivcd his degree from minnesota Col
lcgr Rev. Georg" T.. Hnn.cum Of
Newark. y. J.. am Ec,. Fred l.. Hans
com Of Abingdon Ill.,. and t!Nn brothc s.
Roy. :. l.. Hanscrm Of Bar Harbnr.
and Rev. A. II. IIansCom Of Ninal-
haven. are in the ministry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-20
A SHOT IN EYE
May Mean a Serious Matter to This
PittsfieId Lad,

iittsfi"ld. Ne. Sept. 1?.-(SpeciaD.- -
one Of tn" s:tddrsi accidents that has
occurred i'll this town for Il long time
happened, early Monday morning. ut
the home of Bsrt Morrow. Forest
street.
Mr.. Mcrrrw's son, Ray. Il bov Of
about II years and one Of the Smartcst
lHds 70 be found h"rcabouts. was play
ing with one of his little friends. Harry
Ward, i'll the yard. when the latt,r
who was holding an mir rifle in hi,
hands. pointed it at Ray and playfllly
said: ~ III going to shoot you" H
then pulled the trigger. not knowing
that the air gun WAS loaded. rs WAS the
case. The shot hit Morrow in the eye
ana passed into the head.
Local physicians did all possible t.
make the unfortunate" boy comfortable.
and he WAS taken to The Maine General
Hospital at Portland, on the 2.32 train,
for treatment.
His parents ara almnst pres rate |
with grief III the accident; 81 IS Ward.
who vas handling tn, gun No blame
is attached to him. rs he WAS playing
and the shooting WAS purely accidental
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-20
LOADED GUNS.
Young Demont Pease of
Detroit Killed
And Young PittsfieId Lad Has a
Very Serious Wound.
Nothing intentional in Either Case,
Though Very DepIorabIe.

Plttslicid Me, Sept. 19.-(SpeciaD.-
belmont Pcasc. the 14-ycar-old son of
Edwin Peasc of Detroit, was instantly
killed about dark. tonight by the ac-
cldental discharge of a shotgun in the
hands of Il youthful companion named
George Sanborn.
me boys We're out cunning in the
woods in the vicinity of their home in
lhe southern part of the town of De-
r'ft. When the gun, in the hands of
young Sanborn. who trippcd on "A piece
oi ro"ot. was accidentally DISCHARGED.
The full charge Of shot took effect in
young Pcasc's right temple, blowing
on the top of the unfortunate bow s
head
When his companion fell at his feet
dead, the terrified lad hurried home
ana notified the neighbors.
Coroner Simpson of Fairfield. has
been notified and will visit the scene of
the fatality, in the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-20
FIRE AGAIN.
Another ConAagration
Visits Halifax, Monday.
Firemen Hampered by Danger
Of Dynamite Explosions.
Less Estimated Mt 5000, Oco-Oriqin a
Mystery.

Halifax. N. s.. Sept. 19-The fire
at midnight ana which was subduei,
broke out again. early Monday, and
caused Il heavy damage to surrounding
property.
The total loss is estimated at $500
600 with insurance of about three
quarters Of that amount.
The fire started between Black Bros
store and the Forhans Cos. sail loft
ON PicNforG and Blacks wharf. The
flames spread to Black Bros ware
house situated on their own wharf.
i!lack Bros. had largo quantities Of
pit' h. tHr AMI ships outfits in the ware
house and for tim" tho fircmen wern
unable Ia make much Roadway. Their
work was made hazardous by the pres
enc" Of i quantity If powder and dyna-
mite upon 81 ok Pros wharf but tn =.
explc ives were thrown overheard
Letter the fremcn wcr" Obliged to re-
treat because of Il ScieS of explosions
in Black Bros warehouse, caused by
powder and chemicals.
All the apparatus in the city was
summoned to the scene, and the fire
barracks. IN two hours the flames
were thought to be under control The
loss was estimated at $4,000, divided
between pickfOrd and Black and Black
Bros.
Several hours Late the fire broke out
III Black I'ros' large brick building
flames having worked their wav
through an elevator well, unknown to
the nrenon. From Black Bros brick
building the fire extended to large
warehouse owned by Pickford and
BLACK and to their Office building.
These two structures We're three stor-
les ana had front on Water street
about i quarter of a mile north OF the
scene of Thursdays fire which destroy
ed several hundred thousand dollars
worth of property.
Near the stone buildings were sit
Uated number Of wooden shops and
stores. Although the fire burned until
late in the forenoon, the fire depart
ment was able to confine the damage
to the area described by the two
wharves and the buildings named.
The heaviest loss falls upon Pick
ford & Black, agents for number Of
steamship lines and ship chambers.
who lost a large amount of supplies
and other goods.
Among the concerns which lost their
places of business are Bryant & Nc
Donald wholesale tea dealers; Thomas
Forhan q Co, sailmakers, and several
smaller concerns.
q c. Cork x COS. stock, in a build
ing adjoining Black Bros. was del
u-ifh " Nd TT IC,,I1 a,
Co. hardware dealers, sustained con-
damage from smoke and wa
ter. 1t is understood that the destroyed
property will he restored. The cause
Of the fire is unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-20
SPINDLES RUNNING.
Said Many Strikers Constitute Crew in
Providence Mill.

Providerce. Il. l., Sept. 1?.-Inquiric :
at the office Of the United States cot
ton Co, Monday, ELECTED the statement
th"t all the departments of the plant
We're III operation. some in full. others
partially. The greater portion Of those
returning to work WIS said to be strik-
crs who went out last July. There was
no disturbance of any sort attendant
upon the opening of the mills.
The company was unable to give any
estimate of the number of hands at
work, hut they stated that by next
week they believed the plant would be
in full operation throughout. About
ono hands are employed by the COM
pany under normal conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-20
COTTON SPINNERS,
Call for Meeting Of Southern Manu-
facturers at Charleston, S. c.

Charlotte, n. g., Sept. 19.-An infor-
nal meeting Of cotton spinners was
held here, today, and a call was issued
for a meeting of all Southern hard
yarn manufacturers in this city on the
eth instant
Between ocOc0O and 200 spindles
were reported in the meeting. George
l.. Hiss was chairman The call, which
was drafted by a committee consisting
Of w. G. Heath of Monroe; George Il.
Hiss Of this city, and w. A. Mauney Of
Kings Mountain. asserts that the de-
pl"rable condition of affairs among
manufacturers of hard cotton yarns Is
caused largely by the disparity exist
ing between the price of yarn and the
cost Of the raw material and the only
apparent possible way to bring about
a change Of existing conditions is for
a general conference of all spinners in
tCrested.
In the meantime all interested in the
characters Of yarns mentioned are
urged absolutely to refrain from max
ing quotations.