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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
At Ballard

Mayor Took. accompanied by four
eouuellmeu and the city engineer.
visited d spring Sunday outside
thu city limits. The city IS badly
in need Of water at the present
time and the city engineer eali-
mates that this spring will at the
present time give $50 900 gallons Of
water every "a hours. with a lit
tie Improvement he thinks that IL
VIII give 100000 This spring
II IL thought. can be bought for a
very reasonable sum and the mayor
aud council think quite faYorably Of
the proposition Mr.. WariuR. the
owner. also has "a acres Of land
near tho spring which he would Ike
10 sell the city.
= Mullen. the agent n The Star
Vill leave for Buffalo. \ Y whore
he viii visit his relatives He wilI
probably be gone about three
weeks or n month.
The steamer Fairhayen vas
launched Monday from the Seattle
ahipyards She was painted and
overhauled In general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
WIN BIG cARGOES

Vessels. carrying more than
~ 600 tons Of freight. besides large
consiEnmenfs Of lumber. will leave
Seattle for different ports Of the
world within the present week. The
steamship Oregonian. OF the Ameri-
an-Hawsiisn Line. sails today for
Honolulu. from which port she will
sail for Philadelphia. via the strait
Of Magellan The steamship Dol
boldt also sail for southeastern
Alaska Steamer AlM and Hum
boldt also called for southeastern
Alaska Steamers UmRtilla. Centen-
NAL and Santa Barbara sail for San
Francisco. The last named steam
er also calls at Los Angeles. Steam
sr Bertha sails for Valdez and
Cooks Inlet during the latter part
Of this week.
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IT PAYS

To have a good cup % coffee for
breakfast Makes you feel better
for the days trials. whatever they
may be II also pays ~ 90 give you
the very best at the price. as a sat
isfied customer will always come
back for more
In our CREAM BLEND COFFEE
you will have the best coffee % be
had At Use pound Has a Mocha
and lava flavor and a clear amber
color. that when you add cream and
sugar II tastes better than what
your mother used 10 make And af-
ter having a cup Of this coffee for
your breakfast. you can start the
days work feeling satiHfied-all for
cup 81 good coffee.
II pays You To get the best you
can for your money. and u pays Us
20 give Il to you.
Suppose you try our Cream Blend
Coffee next time-the price Is 25e
pound
RHODE BROS. speclalties In
Cosfeea and Teas 1895 Second ay-
enue. Arcade block. 80
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mouth college when Principal Gelgef
Of the hlEh school attended there
lie dlreeted the excavation Of Cor
NTH lie IL an entertaining speak
e.
J b MeElroy. attorney for the
Northern Pacific. has rvtIiEnsd Car
roll II Graves. formerly attorney At
Yakima. will take McElroyH place
In Seattle For some time there has
been a fumor afioat that McElroy a
seaiFuation would be- handed IN In a
short time This was confirmed
yesterday by Il s GrusHcup. west
sru counsel for the Northern Pacific
At Tacoma
Tho lecture Excavations nj Cor
nth Etven At the university b.
Professor Rufus y Richardson. Of
the school Of classical studies Al
Athens. pleased tho audience last
night One Of the professors do
seribed il - interesting. instruct
I've and scholarly Tho htorcopti-
con views helped In showing the
great work which IL bringing to
light the remains OF a former civiii-
sation Hy this number tho lecture
course committee has been re
prleyed
The ordinance extending the "a
loon limits so ~ 90 include the -
Icons an Third avenue between PIKE
and unlen Vas passed BY the coun-
ell last night
i = case. clerk In Department Z
Of superior court quietly stole a
march On hia friends Saturday and
slipped away 10 Tacoma. where he
Vas married 60 Mas Virginia Moore
/ The new benedict ia brother -
Mai otto case. county clerk The
wedding Was = surprise % tho rela
tivsa and friends 81 both parties. and
not even the families - the con
tracing parties we're Informed Of the
nuptiBla until after they had re-
/ turned
Advises have been received nom
I Washington 10 the effect that a
rural mail delivery route viii b. en-
tabilshsd At kirkland. this county.
ca Aprl Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
DUVAL FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE
Especial TO Tn. sssrl

PROSsER. March 2i-Clyde Du-
val. the horse dealer. and whose
former partner. Montana Kid" vas
convicted Of robbinE an Indian and
given eight years In the penitentisry
last fall. was arrested Sunday night
BY Deputy Sheriff Mcneil. OF this
place, At Pasco. on tbs charge Of
assanitlng a i5year-old girl. May
Bell, who was found with him la a
hotel registered az his wife under
a fictitious name The giri's moth
er. who brought her here from
Portland several months ago. f.
working as a domestic. and the
girl has been running the streets
Her mother missed her Saturday
and reported the matter 20 the Of
neers. who traced the couple 20
Pasao.
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SAYS DAWSON is
4 DEAD ONE

nELIINGHAM. March 2i.-Ed
ward HullonE has returned from
Dawson. where be has been for the
past tao years lie will remain Ia
the city until about the fret OF
May. when he expects 10 leave for
the Tnnana district.
Mr. hullung says that Dawson
has been practically dead for the
past year Conditions have changed.
When the gold dikklnEs we're Ia the
hands OF the miners tlm.s were
good and money plentiful but now
that the district Is controlled b. the
syndicates all o. the mining e. done
IT the smallest expense possible aud
wages have been cat down ~ that
the camp Is no Ion ger on the boom.
He SAYS al Of the talk Ia the
north now Is Of Tanana district and
he looks for a big rush into this
section during the coming summer.
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ARRES TED
ITALIAN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
FOR BRUTAL ASSAULT LAST
AUGUST

A fugitive from Justice since
August &. Giovanni Drgrozlo. an
italian laborer. was arrested by Pa
trolman Frank Kocfo and Deputy
Sheriff Tom McCoroy late yeater=
day afternoon and IN now an inmate
Of the city jail charged with The
crime Of assault and battery. His
victim Was little l2-year-old Mary
Dino. who will be- diBfigured for
life as the result OF the brutality
OF the man who assaulted her with
intent TO commit serious crime
Tho monster bit OF ono Of the girls
thumbs and ohewcd d piece Of the
palm of her hand into pulp Her
cries attracted phaacra by. aud, be-
fore he could accomplish his de-
signs. he waH forced 20 flee
At that time tho mother appeared
before Justice Gordon aud wah
granted complaint and warrant
was sworn out for Drgro2i0. who IN
the meantime had hurrlcdly left the
city Every effort on the part OF
the different authorities OF this
city aud other places 10 uppreheud
him met with disappointment. and
only for his returning here he may
never have been held for the
crime Now that the authorities
have him they will bend every ef-
fort 10 give him hia deserts. When
placed under arrest DrgrOzlo Wa
bold and denied his name but Pa
trolmhu Frank Kccfs took no
chances with his man. DrErozlo and
a number Of his countrymsn we're
drinking at the bar Of the Tunnel
saloon The fugitive was boastful
and flashed bis gold and invited
his companions 20 drink time and
time again. when the strong arm
Of the law fell heavily on his
shoulder he wilted and the patrol
man almost found ~ necessary to
carry he prisoner from the ha-
loon.
Deputy Sheriff McCorey flashed
the warrant Ia the mans face and
a. bis glance fen upon the date be
became almost unconscious Retri-
button stared him in the face
Drgroxio Is p years Of age. He
Vas friendly with the parents Of
the girl he assaulted One day he
met her some distance from her
home. The parents Of the girl are
Indignant and intend 20 make as
much out OF the Lesser charge
against the man who all but ruined
their daughter as possible Since
leaving this city DrgroEio claims 10
have been most Of the time In Calf
forniR- lie had not been In this
city long before he was recognized.
although he had attempted 10 die
gtiae hts appearance. Word va
sent 70 the police that be was seen
and the arrest followed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

BnLtNGHAM. March AID. +.
Harris. president OF the Pacific
American Fisheries, 81 in the city
looking over the property Of the
company and consulting with =. =.
DemduE. who viii have tho active
management Of the affairs Of the big
concern on the sound. relative to the
operation Of the canneries here and
at Auacortes.
Il Is the intention 90 operate both
plants to their fun caracity and
such Improvements az may be deem
Cd By ar. Deming 10 be necessary
viii be approved BY President Har-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
FRosTs WE'RE eAp

WAf.LA WAilsA. March 2t-Thc
orchardiats Of the Walia Wnlla val
ley are eouaolinR themselves for the
small prospect Of a heavy peach
crop b. the indications Of az least
crop Of splendid quality The frosfs
and winds Of February destroyed the
germs In the peach blossoms. only
a few on each tree escaping This
cuts of the quantity of yield Of the
orchards, but inHurcs excellent quail
ity. Tho strawberry fields are In
beautiful bloom. but the petals are
falling rapidly. for the germs In the
blossoms arc for tho most part dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
At The HIGH SCHOOL

Or. p b. Richardson addressed
the high SCHOOL students this morn
luR He gave arr Interesting descrip-
ton Of the Olympic games. Of which
be vas a spectator, that were held
In Greece IA 1896 and won ~ Amsri-
cans
Miss Romaina Jansen sang 9
number OF soprano solos, which we're
heartily applauded. Miss Crane &C.
eompanied her.
Invitations are now out for the
Whima dance. which viii be held st
the Reutou Hin club house on April
f. This Is going 20 be the largest
dance Of the year. as IL II given for
the benefit Of tho school paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

ouEh. was not made yesterday and
viii probably MT be made Tor a day
or SO The belief that the trip viii
not be made untn the construction
department At the navy yard b. alb
soluteiy assured that she will pass
the test successfully. she viii carry
a picked crew when the trial h
made. and every effort put forth 20
break the iutermtnablc 'hoodoo
that has followed the ancient tor
pcdo beat destroyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
You can trust q medicine
tested go years

Sixty years OF experience, think
ofthat! Experience with Ayers
Sarsaparilla; the original Sar-
saparilla; the strongest Sarss-
parilla; the Ssrsaparilla the
doctors endorse for thin blood,
weak nerves, exhaustion,
general debility. Lee AZ. s o..:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
HOME DESTROYED

EVERETT March - The home
Of an AGED couple named Hanson. on
the MaryHville road valued nt about
1900. was totally destroyed by fire
Sunday night, and the old people
had a narrow escape from death.
They were both sleeping upstairs
when awakened by the flames, then
completely envelopinR the lower
story They were compelled 60 climb
out at an upstairs window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
STONE TO Be
PROMOTED

ST PAUL. March 2t-AccortlinE
to the announcement made here to
day { = Stone is 10 be promoted
10 the position OF general passcnE ger
agent Of the Great Northern rail-
road. to succeed y I Whitney. who
was last week promoted 10 traffic
manager OF the entire system. Stone
has been assistant passenger agent
Of the road in ST. Paul for some
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
sKUTT LEADS

n Skuit Is stiil In the lead IN the
npe for the prizes offered 20 the
-os; popular strrt railway employe
~ q. RsninKhauaen. the popular
rrss avenue Jaweler.
j L Mclean. assistant suprrin-
s.ssent. has withdrawn nom the
nrs. He believes that the contest
,soala be confined 20 the motormen.
sripuen and conductors on the dif-
f.rsas lines. instead % men holding
position IN the management Of the
esnpAny.
Following Is the vote to Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
JEWISH AUTHOR ARRESTED

BERLIN, March 2i.-The cela-
hfated Jewish writer. Perez, has
been arrested here on suspicion OF
being engaged IN fomentlnE "A revo.
uttoHary cOnspiracy He had been
summoned 20 a meeting Of Jewish
authors TO discuss the position Of
the Jewish press when arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

HEYALLuP, March 2i.-Rlohard
Heed Of Battle Greek Mich, who
was visiting the family OF hia
brother. Daniel Reed. OF this place.
died Of appendicitis Sunday even
ing. lie leaves widow and three
children. Who will take the remains
back to Michigan.
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told aFonies. and for months he wus
a living skeleton. the dried flesh
dropping from his bones
The men were rival real estate
dealers There was much talk Of
lynehiuE THROWN at tho time OF the
shooting Had Turnbow died inside
OF year HueWu would have been
tried for murder iir was tried for
attempt tu murder. found guilty aud
sentenced 10 five years In the psul-
teHtIHry.
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o. K. WASHER.

Price $1,000 s1.OO down and
Zoe a day until paid. Fully war
ranted 20 give satisfaction
Also call and see the Double cut
ting Bucksaw. cutting both ways
When dull. change ends with
blade and IL Will cut like a nowly
ahaTpsusd saw. Price tl.OO
One Man Saws. 3 90 a.. SOC r.
Boyntau's CrossCut Saws. SOC a..
all lengths.
c. W. BoYNToN SAW q HARD
WARE CO.,
300 Pike Street, Cor. Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
SILL DRAGGING
OBJ soripps News Gss-J

SHERIDAN. Wye. March Ii
The Cody divorce case IL Dragging
along. The reading OF the deposit
tons consumed two days and n de-
cision Is expected about Thursday.
The ooneeuaus Of opinion IL that
Cody has lost tho case and he viii
take en- appeal
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GARFIELD wash. March IL
The death Of Thomas Turnbow. this
mofninH closes another chapter Ia
one Of the muat awful tragedies
known In Whitman county.
On sunday morning. August q.
1905 ] . THROWN shot Turnbow on
the streets Of Garfield. hitting his
spine and causing paralysis.
Since then Tugubow suffered un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
Prevent
As Well AZ Cure
Headache

II subject TO headache, take
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills when
YOU feel the first indication of
q attack, and you will find
tat they rarely ever fail to
sep further progress.
Jain weakens the nerves. and
tie longer you suffer, the more
ffsquent will be the attacks.
gn the contrary, II the
usryes are relieved OF this
Weakening influence, the at
t1ks will be less frequent, and
daily disappear altogether.
Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
contain no opium. cocaine, NOR
IAnepr chloral in any form.
fsheSare absolutely harmless
if taken as directed. and will
have no other effect, except to
drive out the pain.
.pr Miles Autl-Paln pills are nil
right and / can recommend them 70
any ono in need q a remedy Tor head
ache. neuralgia or pain u any kind
Ny health g. not very good. aud ! am
subject 70 frequent attacks Of severe
headache. but since ! began taking
ur Mice Anti. ain pills I do not
suffer from that trouble as ] used 20.
They never fail 10 aive relief Ia a few
minutes and n taken promptly on the
approach 81 headache will prevent an
attack from coming on. Pain Pills
prevent, as well as cure"
MRS. WM. PEDRICK,
Gloversville. n. Y.
Or. Miles Anti. Pills are sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
tire first package Will benefit. 10
falls ne will return your money.
p doses, IS cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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fta Mr. Demlng states that Il will
not be ueceasHry 10 expend any
large amount or money iu new I'm
PROPONENTS nH tho cannsriea are In
first class condition.
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coRNELL. March 2i.-Tho nplen-
did tWo-slaY rain has put the wheat
crops OF this section In fine shape.
All the fields are HprOutlng aud the
soil Is moist and Ia splendid coudl#
ton.
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COLFAX. March 2l-rhe rain Of
Sunday Was welcomed by the farm
orH and encourages them In the
prospect Of big eros during the com
Ing harvest season. Tho prolonged
dry spell has been worrying them
considerably. and some OF tho old
timers had predicted that the crop
would be practically ruined by the
luck Of rain
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Yale. Pierce Rambler. Spinning.
Racyeie. liver johnson or Wolff
American bicycles on terms ~ $500
down and tzo0 a week ~ spinniug's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

CHICAGO March 1i.-Hy the re
fuaal II the council last night 20 sx-
tend the franchise % tho chicago
city Railroad company which owns
and operates % miles % road IN the
southern part ~ the city. the com
pany has absolutely no franchise
whatever. and the corporation coun-
sci has asked the courts 90 eatah
the rights q the city 10 the streets
The company has been operating
under an extended franchise for
aonfr time. but the council has re-
fused 10 give them any more rights
RIGA. Russia. March 2i-in =
eaaaict between CossackH and a
large mob today. the CoHsaeks fired
on the papulace. lnluring a number.
Eighty Of the rioters were ar
resled.
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, GLASGOW. March 1.-THE
Herald.a correspondent at ~
Petersburg wires that Russian
, soldiers are deserving Go the
\ japanese aide by thousands,
> that the morale Of the troops l.
low They are without food.
have acant ammunition and are
rstreutinK IN confused disorder
= a 4 q 4 = 4 n 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
Death Ends Chapter
In an Awful Tragedy

THOMAS TuRNBow GARFIELD. REAL ESTATE DEALER, THE
VICTIM OF BUSINESS RIVAL. PASSES AWAY AFTER SEW.
MONTHS UNTOLD
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TRlAl PosIpoNEn

bEEAERToN. March 2i.-For
seus unknown reason the trial trip
q ne -hooaoo- ship. the Goidabor-
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CHICAGO. March Passenger
agents 81 an Colorado and Pacific
cast railroads are IN conference
here for the purpose Of arranging a
pooling Of the business for the Port
land exposition this summer.
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CLEVELAND. o.. March 1i.-it
has been decided that Cashier Spear
Of the defunst Obefiin bank Will be
tried BY the federal court during the
AuFu term on conspiracy indict-
nsnt Spear was involved In nthe
Chadwick episode.
BUDAPEST. March IL Emperor
Trans Josef has arrived here 10 tn
vsatigats the ministerial crisis.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March II
The house yesterday passed a bin
furhiddinx all betting AZ race tracks
ia The state.
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SACRAMENTO March 2t.=The
ease Of 81 Senator BunkcrH. accused
Of boodling. has been set Tor April
Il
WASHINGTON. March 2i-Hor-
ace 6 Hurt. formerly president Of
the Union Pacific. is slated for head
of the Panama canal commission.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 81 Mise
Anna Robinson. OF this city. has
auiutiy married the earl Of ROalyn.
according % London Adyicoa.
DIES MONIES. la. March I'll
Senator Allison says that Rooae-
welt will call an extra session Of
congress October 20 consider rail-
way legislation.
PEORIA. H.. March 2i.-John J
Hanrahan. grand master Of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
mon Will retire on account Of III
ness.
CHICAGO. March 2i--Clareuee
Eddy. the famous organist, h1 sued
his Nife for divorce.
NEW YORK. March 2i.-Judge A
n Parker. former democratic can
didhts toF president. announces that
he will under no circumstances re
turn 10 the bench.
NORFOLK. March 20 The eruiH=
er calando left for Venezuela At
: 30 O'Clock this morning
Aberdeen. March 2i-The
business men have paid over the
ttea0 guaranteed BY them for the
removal ef the n~miuE nawuiil from
Ooeufa.f lhe agreement 10 have the
mill mofSd and running By April !
having k=su carried out. The mill
Nah started this week with a force
=
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SACRAMENTO. March 2t.=The
case Of e1 Senator Bunkorn. accused
Of boodling. has been set Tor April
II.
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DIES MONIES. la. March 2i.-
Senator Allison says that Rooae-
welt will call an extra session OF
congress October 1 20 consider rail-
way legislation.
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NORFOLK. March 20-The eruiH
er Colando left for Venezuela At
s 30 O'Clock this morning
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-20
EXPRESS R0BBEa CAUGHT.
Man Who Stole $l0l.000 is Now Under
Arrest.

Bridgeport, Conn.,. Oct. 19.-Ed.
ward George Cunliffe was arrested
here today in front of a hotel. He has
been here since the day after he stole
the SOL, 900 from the Adams Ex-
press Company, at Pittsburg. He ad-
mitS his guilt. Only $500 was found
in his possession when arrested. Tne
money be claims to be in safe hands
and can be produced when he wants
it. He refuses to disclose its where.
abouts.
Cunliffe has been boarding at a
cheap hotel and been haunting cheap
drinking resorts. He says he was 60
ing to leave Bridgeport this afternoon
on long trip. "My only regrets my
family" he said, when told his wife
and four small children we're heart
broken at their home in Pittsburg.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-20
Trustees Report Ready.

Topeka, Kas., Oct. 19.-The re.
port of the trustees ofthe Devlin es.
tate is ready for filing in the federal
court this afternoon. 1t covers a
hundred type written sheets. The
creditors meeting convened this morn.
ing but nothing Of importance was
done.
The creditors adjourned until Dec.
10Th, pending an examination of the
claims filed which aggregated three
million one hundred and seventy
thousand dollars. The largest is
the First National Bank and is for
one million three hundred thousand
dollars. The Standard Oil put in a
claim of ninety cents. The amount
was made up by those present chip.
ping in nickels and dimes. A lettel
inclosing the remittance was sent tc
the home Office, 26 Broadway, New
York. expressing fear that the divi
dendof the Standard might be small
in case of the compauy's failure tc
collect.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-20

McCUROy FAMILY IN II.
Later DsveIOpmsnts,,In The Mutual
Insurance Snap.

New York, Oct. 19-President Nc.
Curdy, of the Mutual Life, was on the
stand again today and was quizzed
concerning the financial operations of
his company. McCurdy said the
Mutual had its funds placed by sub.
Sldlary companies because it was ad.
Vantageous to the parent company.
He said the danger of speculation in
bad enterprises was small. Lawyer
Hughes asked him about the Morris
town Trust Co., and developed the
fact that McCurdy and his relatives
and the Mutual held all the shares.
The Mutual receives two per cent
interest on balances with the com.
pany, while the other depositors get
three per cent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-20
HUNG, AFTER COnFESSING.
Young Negro at Winchester, Ky, Pay,
The Penalty.

Winchester, KY, Oct, 19.-Sam
Hisle, a negro, aged eighteen, was
hanged today for criminal assault.
He walked to the scaffold with a firm
step, and confessed his guilt from the
steps of the scaffold. He urged the
breaking up of the negro dives which
he said we're responsible for his down.
fall. Hisle assaulted Mrs. Jasper
Case, after failing to assault her
neighbor, Mrs. Bond. He barely
escaped lynching. His victim
witnessed his execution.