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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
RANSACK The HOME.
OF BANK PRESIDENT.
UNDER Full GLARE or ELECTRIC LIGHTS PROFESSIONAL
BURGLARS RANsAoK Reso ENeE OF LESTER TURNER

breast pins ana other pieces OF
feminine iewclry were taken by the
maruudcfa.
other rooms were ransacked In
the apartments Of MIR, Turner the
marauaefa found two pearl shirt
studs aud revolver. Almost every
room III tho house WAS visited. but
nothing that could not easily be
converted into money was taken,
Detectives nyfnea and Phillips
were detailed on the ease after po-
lice headquarters had been notified
by Mr. Turner. who upon returning
home shortly after . o'clock dis
covered the work Of the robbers.
The officers believe that the work
was done by professional burglars
The total loss to the Turner's IA
feWciFy and other NaiuAhles II eA-
timated at ai.sn0 The police have
but little hope OF catching the
thieves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Mr. Boren. and street urehIuz garad
utth Open-eyed wonder At the man
Who bad built the original lag cabin
In What il nov the heart OF the
city.
The pioneers later went 20 Ak
point where the men who founded
Seattle landed befor. settling on the
present site of the city.
The crowd assembled At the bank
caused a rumnr that there was a
raa on u. and President Hoge was
kept busy for a while making cx-
plantations
The chamber Of commerce will
give a banquet Al the Washington
Friday evening commemorative OF
the first settlement OF white men Ia
Seattle
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DIED AT TER ONE
DRINK

Coroner Carroll has ordered an
investigation Of the death of Tom
Miles. Is. coloFed. VINO. after drink
la eat a bar Ia Ravenadnie. fell ovre
Unconscious at : o'clock sunday
night and expired at 10 o'clock Mon
day morning Ia spite OF the efforts
on the part of Or. Iloyo % save him
HdYs reported the ease to the
coroner and Deputy Coroner NiltHis
leaves az 2 o'clock Monday after
noon 70 investigate the case. An
autopsy VIII be held and. likely. an
Inquest. The bartender serving the
drink has not been heid he claims
that he u innocent In an Interview
With Or. ioye, Monday. the former
coroner stated that Miles might
have died OF ptamainc poisoning
Coroner Carroll haH decided to have
tho ease thoroughly inquired into.
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BiG TARohG SEES
cATHED ORAL DEDICATED

More than s.o0e people gathered
a, the new Catholic cathedral. co.
lun1hia and Terry. sunday after
noon 10 see the laying Of The cor
nerstons OF the first Roman a'atho-
lie cathedral erected In the city
The ceremonies. which were very
impressive. we're performed by Eli
ward j. ODes. bishop % IssquaIiy
The sermon Of the occasion Va. de-
lixered BY Bishop Carroll. Of Helena,
Mont
Tbs blessing of the corner stone
and the various parts OF the i'm
menre structure and the rroeessiou
% priests from the chapel 10 the IN
terror Of the cathedral were the
most impressive parts OF the cere-
monies.
Catholic Eocieti~. ana orders To IN.
number Of 500 were In line on Zach
side OF the priests line Of march
rom the chapel to the cathedral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
AT THE THEATERS

Grand-'PcEFy from Paris" Rrirht.
tuuefui. excellent cast Well a0rth
the money.
Third williams Juveniles ia
The Hatah Of Paxaia~ Talented
children. most Of them local. win
hearts q audience BY clever acting
and sweet singing. Splendid perform
auce.
Seattie-''PaTisian Bellies" Among
best Of kind seen here this season.
Star-Ssw bin Monday. Royal Itai-
ian hand. Danny Mann company.
bounding Gorduus. Earl a Mason.
Gladstone Juveniles. etc.
Chrisfensen's Edward & Curtis
y picture talk on The American
INDIAN s1s D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

A blow on the brad while work
inE In the Bryant Lumber company'u
mill ~ Fremont Is thought 10 have
unHeat~d the reason % Frank Me
CURE. who vas injured October "a
and later discharged from the Pruvi-
deuce hospital rs cured.
Sunday the city amhulanee Was
summoned to his home a, Ross. and
Mcclure was taken SO the Seattle
General hospital suffering from a
mental collapse
The slipping OF belt at the mill
ioosened a pulley. which In some
way struck Mcclure In the head and
shoulder. rendering him uncnn-
scloua. II may be necessary 10 re-
move the pressure upon bis brain
by an operation
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crate q eHl ~. C1hcafaH io.n bsa4
hef. H4ate. aecdlcaa HHfHua R4nuea.
per crate FtWl. TukHg gfaufH per
crate, uf5. umrka per crate. 81 -
iiawnilan piHehppiea, per duz 4aff
~, hurhiehHrieH per ~. e.. cocoa
mute, per doc. 48afs5r. tat honey. pee
eainh liae Heeiariuea. pr buA, dc
p9mmrEraHlteH. poo z8a. 80
Butter and Cheese.
hHhihEtah creamery pei ih. Hses
Eastern tub per No. z4ff#e. cooking.
per ~, la4fise. ranch butter. par b.
I4Hiso. Eastern cheese. twins. Dor IT,
ite. cream brick per H. isci linn.
ttei young American cheese. pct 10.
taei WiucuHniu large cheese. igC; Wis
eonain small cheese. Nc.
Egas.
Hhnch eRFHt per dor. nfftfci oregon.
per dor. sgu1ze. Eastern. per don. 81
Sugar
Dry graduated sacks. per 100 lbs.
= o. fruit gfanulatrd. sheha. per 100
IDS N0. beet. per sack, i4dD. Golden
:. Per sack 80. Extra 6. per sack.
Poultry.
Dressed chicken per 10, i9ffiGo: live
chickens. per ID. ifc. spring chickens.
per 49, lAe. Old hens. per -. Nc; turz
iards. each lie. Old rooatera. sc.
Meats.
Dressed steers. per 10. b5kffse. dressed
,mt9iton. eqfHg. dressed pork. sso.
ltEht veal fIae. heavy veal f4.fite
dressed lamb no live steers. 81 Is
per ewls live sheep. 500 per ewt. live
hogs, bB per cwt. I've veal. t500f6
10 par ewf live lambs, 8 G43 " per
head rabbits, per ID. Joe.
Reported FOR The Star By Downing.
Hopkins co.
CHICAGO. Nov. n -Foliowtng are
Board Of Trade quotations today.
wheat High. Low Close.
Dec. as Is. s.. s. b-s
May. - ~. q Il, -.
Dee. as-4. a. as.a
Dee. Old, q. af-A MT-a
May ~ rs. a -. Bi-
May ~ -. ns-A ~
Pork
Jan. izG. iau. RD.
May. i2n. izH. i2U
Liverpool wheat closed. Dec. "a i-sd.
NEW YORK. Nov is-FoliowinR are
stock quotations to-day:
AmaiFamated Cop. - II .i-s 7si-4
Aiusriean Sugar, ~ - 10 -. ~ ia
brooklyn Rap. r, "a, " 3.a - i-2
Peoples Gas. 10 80 100 10 IS
Metropolitan. ZIG. iifi-i. IIba-a
y, = stnei. as Is n IA. p Is
y. q Ftnel. pfd.. l0i IL TO "a i0i L.
Atehia0n. = - ~ Rssa
bait A Ohio. 100 -. los 1=f fGe1-f
Canadian Pacific. l70I-l 10 "a ies rs.
Erie. a.. - Is. els
l.ouis A Nash. if7 rs. f4s Ia, 1885,
Missouri Pacific D. Mi-2 ~
isennsylvauia. rs "a Isl S=a - Ia
Reading, IL -. la. 10 50.
Rock lsland. y Is. Mt Hf-s
southern Pacific. cI ~. Is rs. 81 Ia
81 Paul l7t1ss. ~ 80 f7a
Iniep Pacific ID ia, ~ "a. 10.
Illinois Central l75. ia ia
New York Cent. ifs Is. fG IL, it9f-G
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MANCLED BY
TRAIN

what wa. left Of the body az
laruu~i Craig. IS. an eru ploye OF the
Morgan Lumber company. Of Lea
Der. was sent 10 the Bonnsy- w atson
morKue. Monday morning. by Depu-
~ Coroner Cunningham
Craig was struck NJ o'clock
Sunday night by passenger engine
30 5 on the track near Lester.
short distance this side Of Stam-
pe1s tunnel and fhro~n leo feet.
His body was terribly mangied. and
Gsath was instantaneous
Craig vas walking along the
lrsck In an intoxicated condition.
Tbs engineer blew the whistle and
craig started TO get cut Of the way,
put fell back across the track He
tas been ssan IN Auburn His horne
= Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
LOST

lialf crnaed with anxiety because ~
tie mysterious disappearance Of their
ii=NHHfsuld Fifl Aft ana MfH Joseph
lsuall Of thlH eitY but recently ~ Ev-
rrutt. are making desperate efforts Go
locate their ehila who left her home
eufi8 Saturday and has not since been
uesHs
The Everett authorities were mott
flied. as II was thought that the rifi
had returned Ia her former homo 20
visit friends but nothing has been
seen ar heard Of her la that city. This
city has also been thoroughly search
ed. but no traces Of the nirl have 80
far been found
THE search will not boz given up un-
til Hamr trace as 60 hur whereabouts
Ia secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
SCHOOL ELECTION

The campaign Tor the school sIec-
ton on December r. warming up
Monday morning the circulation ni
petitions favoyiuE thu candidacy II
r. 9 Hughes and - Shoffoek. the
present dirrc tors. was begun. and
the socialists began an equally en-
ergetie canvass for their candidates.
Local Germans have alsa placed
a candidate IN the field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

tlvs Hubbard. Freeman. Sergeant
Mike Powers and pafrolmen Gran
tall and Barkman searched for the
man before finding him When dis
covered he was lying half sabmerg-
ed In n mud hole.
The officials fully expected 60 find
a corpse as the distance from the
trestie 10 tho flats IL 20 feet. The
fall. however. only served TO
stralghtan the would-ha suicide,
who afterwards told the officers he
was sore" At himself aud wanted 10
hit the one var trail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

nioodier times than have ever
cursed the troubled land OF Poland
In all her past history. are expected
as a resul, OF this new Rutoeratic
move Of the car.
Thousands Of soldiers. whom Il 10
believed can be relied upon to sup
port the Emperor. are now being
rushed by special trains 10 Moscow
aud the principal cities of Poland.
20 suppress the uprising which Is
ages 81 wire ara censored and the
old. insufferable Russian methods of
government are now more In force
than ever before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Captured

HONOLULU. Nov. i3.--Unlted
States Marshal Hendry has returned
from Maui on the steamer Likeiike.
having In custody O. l.. Brokaw.
who Is under an indictment By the
federal grand Jury Of Washington
state. for land frauds. The prison
or was taken 10 Oahu prison. After
a preliminary hearing II il expected
that Brokaw vii be returned 20
Spokane Brokaw gave himself up
10 the sheriff OF Maui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

A st.aoe robbery was committed
Sunday night,
standing la the broad glare Of the
electric lights la the portlco Of the
home 81 Lester Turner. president
OF the First National bank. 1918
Roreu. between 6 and y o'clock.
robbers broke la pane OF glass In
The doorway and. reaching IN. tried
g. turn the lock
They failed. Then 20 the rear OF
the house the thieves went. ana by
mashiua a pane in the back door.
opened II from the inside. and en-
tered the premises.
They proceeded 60 Thoroughly pill
tAge the place Entering the room
OF Miss Anna Turner. daughter 81
lester Turner, and ripping cut the
drawers Of her chiffanieF and dress
er they came upan their plumber,
Rings. watches. lOcketa. bracelets,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
SPIRIT OF LIBERTY
COSTS POLAND DEARLY

sT. PETERSBURG. Nov. i3-In
an official ukase issued this morn
fng By the czAr. he declares she
kingdom Of Poland In a state u
war. and Furnishes tho people OF
that country for their revolt and
disaffection. By Withholding from
them the liberties granted within the
last three wce1s To other parts OF
the empire, All OF the other eunees-
sions granted By the government
since the famous decree % peeem-
Der 1904. which practically made the
people Of Poland fun and free ei.i.
sens Of Russia. have also heen cur
sailed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

RNFR RNss sFNR 4NRFF
The Alaska club IA contem. 4
4 plating tho renewal of lta pres 4
4 eat quarters On the 18th floor A
= ta the top floor. the object be 4
= ing "a secure spare needed for 4
a keeping op exhibition "A oolieo- 4
4 ton Of various Alaska prod A
A ueta. 4
According 10 the members % 4
= the club. however. no definite 4
4 arrangements have hceu made 4
4 In regard 20 tho matter. 4
a a
fR4S RFRRR eRR4R
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Deed Of Fiend

DAYTON. o. Nov. 1.-The police
believe that Dr. oliver Haugh. ac-
eussd Of the murder Of hls parents
and brother. smbalFnsd the bodies
in oil before iEniting them. lie IL
believed 10 have killed them with
hyocide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
WANTED SUICIDE BUT
OKLI GOT MUD BATH

The decsfving appearances OF the
kids flats at the corner OF So. FIFTH
and King. saved the life of Fred
Nelson. who Was hauled out % q
mud hole after two hours search
by Detectives and police Sunday
morning.
Nelson jumped Into a mud hole
with tho intention of committing
eulcide. He was seen 20 leap from
ehs treStie by several standing near.
who reported the matter 10 the 20
biec
For more than two houSs Dstec-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
After Fish Hogs

a. Rirf. fish warden. IL atlii after
the fish boss az this city. and Mon
day morning secured complaints
akhiust four caught netting salmon in
the Vicinity ~ Fremont rraaHtiR.
They are charged With the unlawful
taking % salmon. and gave their
names AH Prank isuudHffnIn Marx
Jones. & II, Gage and James shieida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

BUTTE. Mont. Nov. Ia I,
= billy Semper was shot by /,
. Dutch Swede." another gam
. bier. In the Turf Cabling /
q rooms at Anaconda this morn. /,
. inK The bullet entered the jaw ,
. and was defiected by a gold I
q dental plate semper spit Il out +,
. and lay under tho table feign- ,
. Ing death tiH bis asHailant ieft. I
. Physicians say the bullet would !
q have entered the brain n II !
. had not been for the false |,
q tooth. lie Is not seriously In I
. jured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

! NEW YORK. Nov Is 4
} Prince Louis lnnehed with the 4
chamber OF commerce at noon. 4
VIA his officers and men he 4
! went TO Gomez Island this aft 4
/ ernoon and viii 90 10 the horse 4
! show tonight. Tars Of both 4
! English and American fleets 4
! went TO Coney Island and par 4
I took Of a royal feast aud 5000 4
! bottles Of beer. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. fa.--Afier
fighting all night with his wife. who
tried 10 prevent bis suicide. Clarence
Beexer. "a. took acid this morning
aud died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
High Fence Causes
Row

" saimiurn. q tailor Ia the employ
Of Councilman nude. EN Iudkiur.
must be Hhasrd down 10 SIS feet. u
section ~ ~ a city ordinance govern
ms the building Of fences and wallis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

BOSTON. Mass. Nov IL. Morris
was released today. freed Of
all legal censufe In connection with
the murder of Suzanne Geary.
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MU Tiny!

HEf.sINGFORS. Nov. is-Tha,
garrison In ths fortress OF sYeaborE
has mutinisd. the Russian soldiers
demanding better treatment. free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
BOTHEL MILL
BURNS

BOTHELf. wash. Nov - -Fire
Sunday nisht destroyed the shingis
hIin owned b. y. J. Cain A. Co. Of thia
city. The loss j. estimated AZ 81. 90.
"a dry kiln was the only building
paved. 1t In not known how the fire
started.
At 1915 O'Clock Monday morning
names were discovered ~ the night
Matchman issuing from the main
nfrucfure. He made a futile attempt
~ erftnRuish the blaze with q hose.
Iltfzena later turned cut and helped
u fight the flames. but, owing to linn
tfod facilities. were unable 70 save
Hnyfhlng but the dry kiln.
4 Want to borrow money! See
page s. ."
tI,.s.sf % oof a harna paeae sss
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choice Of books and furlough for
soldiers having served time. The
demands we're partially granted. but
the conflict continues. 4
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NEW YORK. Nov. i3--Northern Sc
curities stockholders elected today 10
serve three years tho following direct
aFss James J. It'll. George = Baker.
George W. Perkins. Nicholas r. r.
Hunt ana James ~ nm the latter
10 succeed the late Daniel a. Lamont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

4 WASHINGTON. Nov. IA Z
4 supreme court today upheld q 4
. peculiar Ohio Law which per- 4
= mits any resident OF the state 4
. TO reeover money Lost At gam I
4 bling. regardless by whom It Is 4
q lost A woman brought suit 4
. against the owners OF build 4
= ing In which the money was 4
4 lost. The Hen against the 4
q building was declared valid 4
= BY ths highest court today. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

WASHINGTON. Nov IA do
murrer was filed today in the dis
tflet supreme court To the indict-
ments against John A. Benson. the
California millionaire. charged with
bribery In connection with the land
fraud cases and in the conspiracy
case with Frederick ". Hyde. Henry
p Diamond and Joost H. Schneider.
jointly indicted for defrauding the
government in California and ore
gon. The demurrer statea several
counts and indictments are made in
substance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

/ WASHINGTON. Nov ia =,
. President Roosevelt has order ,
! Ell the Reinstatement Of Wal
1 ter EldridRe. chauffeur of the !
! bureau Of standards. who was I
|. dismissed for getting him ma
; chine IN the way OF the preni-
! dents carriage.
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SAWS W00n

ra4E RU- IAN PEASANT WORKS
AND TAKES NO PART IN THE
, UPRISING
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CHICAGO. Nov. i3-s Stephen N.
Merrill. methodist bishop OF Chi
eago. IL dead
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THE MARKETS


Vegetables.
Beans. dry. per cwI q EsfaE, No
l. small whites. n9. choice whites
49, large whites. fz&. pink
beans y =. haYo beans Hni beeta
per sack. 400. parsnips. per sack.
pr sack. nc. ieitpcs. per box. 81 y.
eauiifl0~rr, per don. ts.s. garlic. per
u, So native green peppers. per bon.
s3s4sScs California peppers. per bor.
y = parsley P~F dos, 4. squash. per
u. NJ pumpkins. per Ia. lc cabbage.
per 10. ics Tomatoes per bon. Sc.
cuksa. per doz. tn9xsr. corn, per doz
sutac; yellow Tomatoes. per ii. &c. egx.
plant. per n. =. celery. per dos- 40
p9fatoes. per 100 lhs. g. 20 yellow Dan
Let onions. per 10, ~. WAiia Waiia
ssHlonH per SAX Tor eueHfuf,efs per
deg. Ncsffi %. Yakima potatoes. per
ton. ts8ls. cranherries. per Dbl. ia
Fruits.
Figs. per ease, Nib bricks 81 -:
Heedieas figs. i9-ib cartons. - tolf4 70.
Uhits fikrs per ~. e4fcs4c. Va
isssciA oranKsa. pr ROE. tleo0e0o.
fsmoas. per case. g. sn<fs.1a. Wenat-
ehs~. per bon. sc a5l.p. bananas. per
q sssfs -. natives. per boz. sscVfi %.
Cal 0rsvenatelns. per bpx, FtoGti IS
parent apples. per Dor. 7zupec. snon
apples pet bon. 81 1861 o. fancy sp-
piles. per box. secfft4eo. ounce. per
bon, h.e0i1. pears. per boa. ssc8
q 4eo; native pears. per hor. 81 ~. figs.
sack. per IL &C.. Muscat grapes. per
s-
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, OLYMPIA. Nov. is-Gov- =
; ernor Mead will this afternoon .
\ issue the Thanksgiving day =
b proclamation. =
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How to get a home. Pase's. 80
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How to &c, a home. Page 9. Sc
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-29

ton in regard to the Carlsbad 1rriga-
ton Project That project has been
definitely decided upon. and work will
no doubt begin in a very short time.
The able arguments made before the
Secretary of the Interior by the COM
mittee recently sent from here had
much to do with helping the Secre-
tary come to a conclusion; and our
friends in Carlsbad were especially
fortunate in having ON that commit
tee our $ellow-townsman, Charlie Bal
lard.
Things happen quickly here in
the WEST. 1 have been away but two
weeks and during that time you peo-
pie Of Roswell have decided upon one
of the very best measures and one
of the most far-reaching reforms ever
initiated in this Territory. You have
done, with the sanction and approval
of the best men of all classes in this
community-and without such sane
tion and approval measures of re-
form must lose much of their virtue
you have done what, less than a year
ago, it was predicted could not be
done. l refer to the abolition of
gambling in Roswell. | congratulate
you On this splendid action. Now that
you have had the nerve and the cour-
age to start this reform, the good
work can go on in other parts of the
Territory. I need not say that any
measures looking towards the aboli-
ton of gambling in the whole Terri
tory will have my hearty and unqual
flied support.
Fellow Citizens, 1 fully realize
that in, the serious task that lies be-
fore me l shall need the active aid,
cooperation and support of all the
people of New Mexico. Without
such support 1 cannot make a sue
cess. 1 want your help and the help
of all honest, active, straightforward
men, and l wish right here to assure
all such men, from whatever section
of the Territory they come, whatever
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-29
Officer Witt Finds His Cane.

The cane which Night Marshal
Witt lost the night he was attacked
at the bridge on the fair ground road
and thrown into North Spring river,
was found today at the corner of Sec
ond street and Main, by John Kelly,
chief of the fire department. The
stick was partly buried in the mud
near the crossing 1t is thought prob
able that the men who threw the Off
Ger in hte stream carried his cane to
town with them, and then lost it or
threw it away.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-29
LAKE STEAMER WRECKED.
Nine Men Perished, and Fifteen Were
Saved

Nine Men Perished, and Fifteen Were
Saved.
Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 29.-Nine men
dead including the entire engineering
crew of the boat is the result of the
wreck of the steamer Mataf1a at the
mouth of the Duluth ship canal yes
terday afternoon. From the time OF
the arrival of life-saving crew at
five O'Clock desperate efforts were
made to get line to the boat with
out avail. When the storm died out
somewhat this morning the Iife-sav
ing crew was able to hit the boat
and the work of bringing ashore the
crew was begun at once In the for
ward end of the vessel alive safe,
but in the stern none were saved In
all fifteen were saved. The other nine
succumbed to the cold during the
night and were drowned.
The names of the dead are: William
Most chief engineer; Claude Farrin-
ger. second engineer; James Early,
VIM Giichrist- and Carl Carlson, oil
ers; Henry Wright, steward; Walter,
second cook, the fireman and a deck
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-29
A Shower Party.

Miss Littlef1eld entertained six
young ladies at a sfpwer party for
Miss Margaret Patterson, who is TO
become a bride soon, at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Carr, on North Hill
yesterday afternoon. Misses Patter-
son, Mccain, Campbell, Fort and
Ogle were her guests, and after they
had partaken of a delicious three
course luncheon, the fourth course
was announced to ,be inside an i'm
mense pumpkin that. decorated with
grapes and grape leaves, had made
an artistic center-piece for the table
Miss Patterson was instructed to re-
move the lid, and when she did so,
she found a fine collection of presents
from the guests. 1t was a very pleas
ant occasion