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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

Had blood between nsfsetlrs ".
a Glover and Manager j. = Ne=
MILAN. Of the fhIaI nsfsstI4e
agency. eliminated lasf uIsbt Ia a
sensational gun play and assault
Npoa Glover - Mcmillan In a saz
sauou Il the corner 81 EzHsf avenue
and Madison street.
According q the story tod b eye
witness. Glover wa quietly eating
n dinner Ia enc - the mall boxes
M the back - the aaiaon Whsu Nc
MILAN came INTO the nla.e and
WALKED swiftly towards Glover
II reached the table leaned over
and eaiied Glover uamezz At the
~nomeat Glover Jumped 10 his feet
Mcmillan pulled q Eau from his hip
pocket an pointed / u Glover bit
with quick movement Glover
eaught Mcmillan. S Nflst and felstad
1t backward. 80 that the SIN pointed
sWEay from hlm
A struggle ensued and the gun
wa taken ffum tha aasalIant - a
hysfander. After . sfruEEIs for sew
sra minutes Mcmillan Eas0 The
biaee Glover Watched hin out the
door and resumed rs dinner where
Ct hal been interrupted
v A Glover. Nhen Heau this AZ
Sermon. sad that the affair waa a
deliberate attempt % the pArt Of
MCMILLAN 20 TAKE bis life and that
1e would swe ear uaf a warrant Tor
lls arrest
4 vas quietly eating M dinner
sal Glover. =Waen Z william cane
- and made = straight course for
any table There ls no love lest be-
fNeen Mcmillan and myself and I
exuaeted trouble when ha came up
40 M ami began 70 use pfafaue
aau EHlase. lie EaIlea me a blas=
rhemaua name aua a fIahf followed
7 am satisfied. however. that Ne
MiIlan means 20 Kill ne and - pro
teef myself I shall thfs afternoon
swear out a warrant for his arrest. =
/ can defend myself Ia case anF
froaaie arises said Mcmillan. but
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ptayefa. association. HaId that he
had furnished the district attorney
with considerable evidence. aud. ae=
eafalHH 10 other statements If Is be-
loved that mareafreHata muy follow
A. during tho Parks eaae. great
excitement and indignation prevails
IN labor HifeteH over the arrest
raHkH admitted that he took money
from employers but Htuutly declared
thai he turned II in for the benefit
Of his union and that be had meant
ITO wrong WeluHeimrr has made
no statement beyond a general de
NAL 81 guilt and II ia understood
that hia lawyer slll enter the de
Tense that the money he accepted
Wa for waiting time
Tho strike among the plumbers
was saHssd bf the fHHl that the con
TRACTOR Iu charge Of tue ID Vas not
a member Of the Haafsf Plumbers
a#HaHI atiau According - an agree
msnt between the unions and the
haHaeH. the men nefHzad - work for
TINS contractor They we're Idle tWa
aeekH aud when EsHlE took The
work be eaH compelled. n ia Haid "a
HaY the wages Of f4e men tor the
time they we're idle
WeIaHeimer. Of middle age. fai
aud jolly and "A man II many
friend Haa been EiYau vote Of
confidence hH the members Of the
union. Nhu aiIsHs that his arrest
Waa IA plot - weaken the strikers
line n the present HlfIae After
having Hhuaaatd WeIhaetmef5a Of.
tee including tie telephone Hiria
auH Hes eHa1 members ct the union.
UIHHisf Attorney Jerome announced
that be WaaIa aaf bring the man "a
trial until after September l. The
feaaan for the delay Is that new
aud remarkable Law Wili 10 into e.
fsaf Ia 1H## stare Al that tine. Il ID
#aHsH the Prince Iaa and under
lH IsHmH an employer Wha gives q
hiEHs - a aaIHIEH delegate may
testify without fear ~ having be
evidence nd HHHIH#f H#m a# beng
q hHIHa give. tie penalty for Which
= ua@ sHHai - EEaf II HEIaa faH
lHH The lac aeni.H# only - labor
union questions.
Haf more han year NsIuaeImef
hHa beeH tie central figure IN the
prolonged building trades strikes IN
thH city lie has bad the Hufnpietf
HauEaauae - rs men and theY have
aiNays responded "a bis strike call.
promptly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
SiOt Machines
on Blacklist
6ny serIuus Nsvahnul

PORTLAND. ore. sept by
the pronunciation Of an order issued
Yesterday Hinf machines IF al de-
HfiHtIuua ara hereafter on the black
LIST under the head Of gambling de-
vices IN this city. and the last step
haH been taken To absolutely end the
tigers reign within the city Inn
tta The fiFar dealers are prepar-
ing protest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
ADMITS
MURDER
FRANK pksoUALE ADMITS TIE
KILLING or SEATTLE lNsuR.
ANcE MAN
tspseial toThs starl

TACOMA. sept No attempt n
being made bE the defense In he
case Of Prank PaaqHaie the Italian
charged with the murder Of Charles
S Gray. the Seattle insurance man.
on the evening of May -. 70 deny
that paaquale committed the murs
der but hts attorneys have Kept
constantly before tho Jury the the
ofy that paaquale Wa "a all Iufents
and purposes insane when the Kill
ing occurred.
Experts 10 aubatautlate this the.
cry Weae examined today. The state
rested is ease yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Tie body Of an infant apparently
born alive Ma found ia TIE Nor
fhefu Pacific freight yards thIa
morning - a. HaaiHf named Mez
EeHHI# Mckenzie reported HIa find
- Coroner iIa1s The body wa
contained In g bottle HIled sIth al
HahaI and tIEhflY sealed. 1t l. up.
posed 10 have belonged 70 some
physician.
Tie AIaHka Steamship eauHauE'a
steamer FaHaHIou arrived in port
from sEaEaa4 aud 8uathsasfer AiaH=
"a She carried - pas euEHn and
q full cargo IF freight
The following divorce suits we're
tied Ia The Superior court today
SIR Malgle Afsaa against Amos
Nod. On naund II support
Hsahau 8iiisf against NrH EHma
MHIH#l On ground - Cruelty
II G HIttoaY Il Seuton and y A.
Harris. dentists recently aonYlefed
# HraefisluE In this state Ehout a
license Wefe sentenced n The 5upe-
HloF court this morning Iitfaay
and Newton Wsre fined 500 eaeh
AAaA# IA a#HHHas## 81 AHAEsaaA## - =
Harris vas fined flg0 and all alAo
appeal bis ease 10 theaupfeme court.
The n n BH#hmoHa Paper eamz
HaH8 today flied suit against Boil
IHg seldom formerly employed -
the firm as cashier. To recover ta1o
ahleh they claim ha euhazaied -.
tween January. 1900. and Nay. fsof
and gIa8. the amount q vases over
Era an. ssideH. the rialati2f claims
ahaHanaed from the state IN IsHI
- tha conclusion r. the trial q
Charles HHtsea for asHAHlt alth Ia
tent tn kHl. Mrs susan fstmbeaun
the eaiared woman Who shot md
fatally wounded her husband. JAmea
Rumhsaux laaf fat Wlfl De tsiea for
murder h tie aHst degree It il
fhaaHhf that tha Bridges IHIal viii
be Finished Use evening
IRE T#aIzs HsHaf society This
afteHHaan zaak aaf q permit 10 erect
q taa=HfaHY frame hutfaIne At zf4s
Tenth avenue HHst. To cost s. goo.
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a Prominent and Conservative
Business Man Secures
Two Tracts
Considers the Northside Prop
erty a Fine Investment

M George W Hurry Of the Seattle Hardware CO. the
Of beautiful home hill well a
day well bought
daHsemeH Of this character kind
enforcement selling
land OF the iudueemeHt uf price
There Is such a large
rety Of you
surprised the matter which 800
Terms 81 each and s.
complete abstract Of Ute HaHed certificate by
HaHfard. Ed. perfect
Take the $50 Great Northern Richmond
Beach John T Holloway postmaster
be
back down
NJ q and
what the
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LONDON pr Randall Thomas
r4HIdsau archbishop If Canterbury.
l. 10 visit the United States To at
fth1 the general convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal church. % be
held IA Boston in October
i1la visit viii last about two
months. and during this time he
wHl visit tie principal Canadian
eeutHHa The clergy expect that the
fItIt vii strengthen The church In
combating the evils which are rife
net only IN the United States and
Canada. hut in England.
Uf Davidson Is the asth arch
bishop IF Canterbury Prior n his
elevation hH Waa bishop af WInehea=
ter. aud aH such administered the
last rites To Queen Victoria and En-
press Frederick tits office Is the
highest In the British Kingdom. he
taEIaR precedence over every one
81 fhe Eiue subjects save the royal
family.
There Is no dignity so antique as
that Of bIa afIoe 81 Augustine
was tho first holder. ard his sue
erasara have been among the great
est men In England. IN addition
t. an official residence within the
cathedral at Canterbury. aud a
stately palace in London on the
hank Of the Thames. the avhhishop
possesses a stipend Of $4,000 a
year. derived from a fund of Si0.a
600 aaa. we'll invested. Tho church
Is not supported. as many suppose.
by the taxpaYeda of England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
Dr.. GlBS0f SUES

pr v {. Gibson. a wsll known
physician If fhia city. uha Ms
thrown from bis buggy and badly
hurt In \ collision With n Yeaisr
WaY car. at Thifd avenue. today
filed suit against the seattle EIeez
tele company Ia recover s. aaa dam
aEes Dr. GfaaaH sIalma that the
employees On The car we're II blame
for The accident. a. the car aaa
started WhIle he Waa Ia the act 81
driving across the track uf aIbz
s#aa ribs Wefe broken aud bis SIDE
So badly strained aud ban. 81 that a
partial paralysis set Ia. Which has
Iftsfftfed greatly with his profess
s#uaaI duties
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scHorfrfp tai sept Two
men are dead and a third seriously
injured hf 40 accident Ia the WLn-
ter Quarters aallisfY The dead
THOMAS HUTCHINSON.
THOMAS BISHOP.
seftaaaiY injured James Gentry
The mru we're 81 Rurk in the
mIHe# aHsH. without warning there
eaa 4 fall IF fasb and bishop aud
Hutchinson HHfa caught and their
HKaa crushed out Gentry waH aIaa
caught. bat extracted himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
Abdul Becomes
Excited

BERLIN. Sept. THE TaEsblatt
reports that revolutionary Armeu-
iaua. under the noted leader An
drIuaK. have captured Vau. Turk
iah troops have been sent 70 regain
possession Of the place. The revo-
mtiuuarv ucersHra have thrown the
sultan into a state Of historical eK-
element.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
Seattle Dental
ParIors

Rooms II. r. u. =. Hlnekley Biz.
At Second Avenue.
TIE largest ard best equipped
dental office on tie Pacific Coast
We have al the latest and most
scientific methods Of modern and
painless dentistry. We crown. e.
and extract teeth without the hMnt
rain. No students employed but
all are dentists Of long yeaus. ex-
neIIeuUe. Ne examine yoHr teeth
and tell you In advance list what
your Work all eaHt We MAKE no
charge for extracting teeth when
pilates are ordered Lady always IN
attendance
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TACOMA. Sept 7 The mlsupell-
tnE of his name In the directory aud
alleged refusal 10 correct the error
until he had suffered great damage
thereby. Il the reason given By Or
Royal 4 Cove for bringing action
aFainat the Sunset Telephone com
pany for 81 0oo damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
LYRAS SAILED

The Boston Steamship company
ateamahIu f.yfa sailed ffufa this nart
tbs morning for Yokohama The
vessel carried a large cargo - flour
h#E grain. eaaaeH goods AL gen
egal merchandise Prom HouiuIu
she uiIl take a earea IF sugar. con
a.anea % phIIaleInhla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
HOL.D-UP
MASKED MEN RoB SALOON
AND STOP PEDESTRIANS
nv serlppa News Aasai

NEWPORT Idaho. sept :. Three
masked men held ap the bartender
IN nFuNH.H saloon here last night
ard Secured S. Neaf fbe aIaaH
they held ~ Sidney H#EIHHE. ghaa
Dietrich an Frank sherman AM AZ
The point OF guns secured q few dol.
lars and watch from the trio.
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NEW YORK. Sept = The an
nual meeting Of the Society OF
Chemical Industry. the first ever
held In America opens with a re
esntIan At the ehemlata club to
hlHht and MI continue until the
md Of the week when the foreign
members viii be taken aboard "A
special tfaiu ~ the guests Of the
View fafA section fnr a trIn through
the south aud middle vest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
SNAPSHOTS

WALLACE. Idaho. Sep. Fred
EEatrum held on the charge that he
killed I'd Hoaief haa been released
because Of lax IF evidence.
HARRINGTON wash sept T.
BURGLAR robbed joe Cooma last
night Of So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
MISSISSIPPI
is BROKE

JACKSON. Miss. Sept The
state treasury went broke this
morning Payments Of warrants
we're suspended as the state treas
urer had only s. on hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

WHEELING. v. Va. Sept a
tauaing reception Waa given to
tton. Henry q Davis NJ the Wont
Virginia state falr today It Waa
lafmeH day at the fair aud Nj
Davis was the chief speaker. No
tollItea flsufed ia the demauatr8#
ton aod Mr. Davis devoted hIa hfiet
address entirely II The subject Of
HHIIEHIIuI.
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aIatH ~ steamer funa clothing toilet
HaHa aMa The aaHfanfa - humber
- iafasHa This il the HHaKleHI les
sustained ~ asWG zfH no have
teen robbed humber Il times HhIa
HaHaaaz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
Barber Killed
Himself
my aeripps News Aaan.i

COLLAR. SEPT. 7-asarre weav-
er. a barber 40 saara old. formerly
IT Seattle. committed suicide here
- taking morphine IT o'clock Faa-
fhraaY and died nIk hours later. al-
though pHY8I #iaua and others
worked iudHHIHIauHiY over him al
The time. Weaver leaves wife
herr and a mother md sister IN Uaa
ArHafaH. No cause for the aet ii
known here. lie vent into "A
saloon. took handful Of morphine.
saifea for q drink and soon lost con
aeIaaHHeHH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
TEETH SPECIALS
Until September IS tire
Browns Painless Dentists

VII mn FF.HIaI I8W H9E9lI FaIeH
Ia er4eH that All school children
may come and have thalI teeth aAled
fer during vacation
These are the aHIy dentists IN Sc
affIa having the I4Hs botanical Us
caVsFY 70 apply 70 The gums fer
Painless Extracting Filling and
Growing Teeth. and guaranteed fer
ten yearH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
HAS ANOTHER SAM
PARKS BEEN FOUND?
PHILIP welHselmeR. PRESIDE Mt or BUILDING TRADES Al
LANCE. CHARGED WITH LAekMAtL

NEW YORK with the fate of
sam Parks. walking delegate Of
the flauaeamItha aud HridKamsu. d
union Who died ia Sing aiuF prison
after heing convicted Of ekarIiuE
money II all eff "a strike. atitl fresh
IN tie minds Of the people Of fhia
elt8I another labor leader haH been
Indicted for eNfortiuu
lie IL Philip Welnaelmer. prsai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
TENTS ROBBED

Three tents near Madaoa park
Rere entered by burglars. Who SEE
cured ftU0 worth Of loot The trick
WIS turned during the absence Of
the campers, who ara buHineHs men
Of this city. The stuff taken con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept This
r. the hottest day Of the year the
thermometer registering 81 at l
O'Clock. There have been "a number
uf minor uruatratiuna
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NEW YORK. Sept "A passen-
ger named nlgeuaro on the Hahen-
zollern of tho North German Lloyds
line, which arrived today. was ar
rested In his trunk WIS found a
box containing a large amount Of
silver iewelfy stolen from the ships
passengers ON the voyage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

ALTOONA, IA. Sept. About
1000 men we're benefited today By
the order placing the Pennsylvania
shops on full time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

billings Mont. sept : tie
puhlieana 1t Montana assembled in
state convention here today. The
convention VII name candidate for
The state offices ta BE- filled a9 the
November election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
EXPLOSION

spITuEAD. Eng. Sept. Three
marines were killed in a gun eNplo-
sion aboard the gunhoat Comet to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07


PETITION FOR THE INCORP0RA-
TON OF ALKI POINT.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioner nf king County.
We. the undersigned persons. res
idents and qualified electors within
the limits Of the territory herein
after described. hereby petition you
and ask that this territory be incor-
poFated IN accordance With Law and
that you take ali steps necessary
and proper for the Incorporation Of
such territory. The territory to be
included within the proposed oarpo-
ration is described as follows. to-
Wit.
Beginning AZ the North Vest cor
uer Of Block Number I4ebl. Seattle
Tide Lands. thence along the West
ern boundary Of Lot Number 90 Of
said block in a South Easteriy direct
ton % the south West corner Of said
lot. thence continuing on this line
produced In the same direction un-
III this line cuts the meander line
Of Puget sound and thence along this
meaHder line In a south Westerly d.
rectiou 70 = point due North ofstha
North Vest corner af Block Number
I1GI. Hughes Addition 20 West Seat
tie. thence due South 10 the NORTH
West corner 81 Block Number ffe1
Of Hughes Addition 20 Weaf Seattle.
thence along the Westerly line Of
hughes Addition in a South Easter
" direction "a the North Vest corner
81 Tract Number i621. West Seattle
Fiye-Aere Tracts. thence West to
the North Vest corner of Tract Num-
her t64l. West Seattle Ftve-Acre
Tracts. thence south "a the south
West corner of Tract Number l54f.
Spring Hill villa Tracts. thence
East 70 the North Vest corner VI
Tract Number l62l. spring HIN Villa
Tracts. thence South 20 the south
West corner Of Tract Number l52l,
Spring Hill villa Tracts. thence
East 20 the North East corner Of
Tract Number l55l. Spring Hin
villa Tracts. thence south "a the
south East corner Of Tract Number
l661. Spring Hil Villa Tracts. theneo
West to the North East corner OF
Tract Number l30l. Spring Hin
villa Tracts. thence South to the
South East corner Of Tract Number
ID, Spring HHl villa Tracts.
thence West to the West line of the
Tide Lands. thence along the Vest
ern edge and outer edge Of the Tide
Lands in a North Westerly direction
and thence in A North Easterly d.
reetion 20 The Point Of beginning in
King County. Washington.
The petitioners further petition
and ask that the said territory be
incorporated under the name OF
ALEI POINT.
Your petitioners further state that
as far rs they are able TO deter
mine. The number Of Inhabitants
within the above described boun-
diaries Is five hundred l500l.
tSiBned)
ALBERT BENDER.
". J. BLACKBURN,
PERRY {. COPp.
And Seventy Nine Others.
The above petition has been tiled
with The County Commissioners.
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DETECTIVES
FIGHT

". A GLOVER AND }. c. MAIL.
Ian FIGURE IN EXCITING
GUN PLAY N A FIRST Az.
ENuE SALOON
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The Rainier Heights Improvement
club viii hold a meeting al Gilman +
hall Friday evening. september Q.
~ s O'Clock. UiatrIEting the city
Into wards aud precincts viii be the
special subject To- discussion.
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FaIl WpoIena on display. Herald,
tailor. 1879 Second. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

CreNna ard Bridge &erk a. lee
prices = speciality. Our Patent poa.
bic 8uctIon Ailt held guur teeth Up.
NO sTuDENTs.
Gene IN 81 enEa and take aaNans
taEe 81 lev rates Al work done -
specialists without tain and guar
aufeed fer 10 years
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS.
rs FIRST Avenue.
pualofa /. =. s. 4. 6. 6. Union Block
nsnt 70 M4enaaEAa 4 sa4fhwtek.a
Office hours. to {. Sunday. %
II
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FoNn ut Lac. VIE sept -
he democratic congressional con
NeHtleu for the sixth district met
here today aud rsnamInated con
FRESHMAN Charles II Welaae. of
ahsbeNEau Falia. There Ma ne OPP
position.
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DOVER. Ems sept -narnesa
the French hampton. made auafh#
ar HnanHasaafHI attempt - HaIm
the ehaHueI today Hs RH# affasba
81 b. cramps and quit the water
Two miles frnm ~ French shore.
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he democratic congressional con
tHutlau far the sixth district met
here today and rauamInBtad con.
+ FRESHMAN Charles n Wrlae. of
hheteYEau falia There 0az ne upz
+ position
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. sept -
Candidate for the University af
+ Pennsylvania football eleven re-
F ported for work today IhaHKh thev
ere the first II tie big HuIKHHHIIY
f teams - heEln work the date Il not
considered "a early enc In fIeW -
the fAet that tue eleven haa IIa frat
game scheduled fer September -
4 majority ~ lat years PLAYERS
have returned and the outlook for
a successful team Il considered
bright hY the coaches and athletic
authorities IT the university The
I players Wlil set into conditions At
the ed training quarters At Prank
+ la field
F NEW YORK. Sept 7=Mr and
Mrs j Ogden Armour. - Chicago
+ taak passage for Europe fuslaE
They NIIl take q haaae In Vienna
for tie winter. where teaK IN
make temporary home fsf EHeIH
iIEfIa daughter Lolita Hh8 + = pa
usaE e PET AHaiRa haTseza HHz
faIs HaH.t1
NV HAVEN. conn sep =
judge \ Hsnf0u If Robertson EIfFz
Ms nominated for governor rs The
+ democratic state convention today
on the first ballot
ST PETERSBURG sept 4
Il reported that Prince sf.atapa1H
has haen selected u aueeaed the late
II Vae Fiehve. a minister Of the
Interior
CONCORD \ II Sept The
dems.a ratio state convention uaml=
mated Haufv = HalIIs fuf governor
ard inaaFaed Fafkef and TIE na=
tIoaal platform
DOVER. Eng sept T=narReHa
the French hampton. made auafH
ar HnaHHasaafai attempt n HaIm
the channel today Us eas affasb.
81 b. cramps and quif the water
two miles ffnm ne French shore.
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CONCORD. y II Sept The
demo- ratio state Convention uumI
hated Haufr > HallIs fur governor
and inaaFsed Parker and tie ia
uoual ulatfarm.
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ST PETERSBURG sept 4
f. reported that Prince sflafapa1H
has been saIeeted - succeed the late
II Vae pishve. a. minister of The
interior.
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NEW HAVEN conn Sept =
Judge \ HHHfau IF HHhHHf#HH CT
Ms nominated for governor rs The
democratic state convention today
on the first ballot.
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AOAILE.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY con-
Germ. The undersigned petition
wlll BE presented 70 the County
Commissioner Of King County
for q hearing thereon at q regular
meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners 10 BE held in the
Court House in Seattle, King
County Washington. on Thurs
day. September lat. 1901. al the
hour Of Two o'elock D N
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-08
SUDDENLY RICH.
Several Drinks of whisky Raised the
Man from Poverty to
Ahiuence.

Representative Bartlett, OF Georgia, was
IN one Of the small towns in his district cam
paigning last fall, says the New York
World, and heard a conversat ton between
one % his friends who was about to move
10 Dallas county, Tex, and a native:
Hear you-all going to Texas" said the
native.
Yes; going TO Dallas county"
well, wish you'd look up MY brother
down there and tell him I'm doing mighty
poorly. The interest is coming due and l
wish he would send me some money"
The native then went and had a couple of
drinks Of local whisky. Shortly afterward
he met the man who was going to Texas.
Il hear you-all are going 10 Texas"
YES"
"Well, if you-all run across sly brother
down there tell him | am fine and that
everything is going along all right"
The man who was going to Texas prom
Used and the native dropped into the saloon
and had some more drinks. When he came
out he again hailed the man who was going
to Texas and said:
Say, if You see my brother down there
Just tell him to send to me if ne needs any
money.