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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

Dutch allies.
Stuart Il. Knott. whom Hartman
made president Of the Kansas City
southern. is 10 BE- retired AZ the
useetlng TO be held IN New York
thia wesk. and. despite the mod
eatly worsicd deniais Of ]. A. I'd.
son. general manager Of the Gin
einnati. Hamilton q Dayton. Il car
b. stated that he already has been
chosen BY the new owners Ra Mr
KNOTS enccsasoF.
Ia this connection there II a STORY
EuinE the rounds among railroad
men. and quite generally believed.
that 8 n Feltoa ~ 20 retire ka
president Of the Chieago 4 Alton.
ana Mr. Knott will take bis place
Mr.. FELTON, secured his position
with the Alton through Hartman.
and since the control % that road
has slipped from Hafrimanas hands
tie rumor has been persiafent that
Mr.. FELTON, vas 20 retire II IS
probable that Hartman piii find
a berth for him With the Southern
Pacific.
GIVES HILL A GULF OUTLET
This viii give Hin a direct line
from the Minneapolis milling dis
tftct 10 the southwest. with q gulf
outlet through the Kansas CITY
Southern which Wlii be invaluable.
An arrangement 81 this sort. u is
pointed out. would be a severe biow
10 the Chicago. Milwaukee & S.
Paul. which road has allowed the
impression 20 80 out that Il had
already formed a connection with
the Kansas City Southern. II view
0f this coup Of HIil ia securing the
Kansas City Southern Il IL not
strange that President Earring
should have come out in the open
aud announced that be viii build
an extension from Chamheriain. =
n. west 70 the Pacific coast. and
an extension OF the Eyarts line
across the reservation into Wyoming
20 some point not yet determined.
This new extension u the 81 Paul
will enter into direct competitions
wIth Northern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
IS A bad MAN"

Charles johnson" believed 20 be
murder sr. was taken into custody
by the police several days ago. lie
In thought to be Joe Cooley. who
murdered Patrolmnu Hincte, De
cember "a. 1902. al plttaburR. Kan.
Cooley was arrested on minor
charge. and IN escaping killed the
patTolmnu. Two weeks ago the
suspect was arrested by patfolman
Anderson for d murderous assault
upon John Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
RELEASED FROM JAIL
CLAIMS WAS ROBBED

After being released from the =
: city jail Wednesday morning. =
> = A. Wilcox. Hillman City. =
: complained to the police Of the q
; loss ~ a grip containing fruit .
: aud clothing =
Strapped 20 tho grip was y
; valuable shot gun. =
Sunday night Wilcox was ar =
: rested by Patfoiman Damn =
: aud King on charge OF being y
; drunk and dinurdefly. when y
> searched NJ the police station =
he had witt him q piece OF tho =
. shot gun and 81. ali that Was =
: left of $50. lie was fined s. =
> aud served two days In jail. 4
wilcox claims that his mind .
: ia blank. He does not know q
: What happened a. him after .
; taking . few drinks Sunday =
night The police believe he 4
! fen IN with a bad lot Ia some =
: iow saloon. q
!.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

BRADY HEDGES

WASHINGTON. u. G. May IA
The president OF the Reynolds
Alaska Development company. OF
which Governor Brady. Of Alaska. r.
resident director called on sacre-
tnry Hitchcock Wednesday The
purpose 81 the visit was 10 hand a
certified copy Of a resolution adopt
cd by the directors Of the Develop
mcut company Withdrawing Gov
stnor Hrhdya name from the d.
feetofate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
FOND OF sAcoN7

Arthur Henderson. grocer. was
taken into custody BY patrolman
Mayou az $40 o'clock Thursday
morning. The police are holding
two sides OF bacon which the pris-
oner was endeavoriuR 20 dispose Of.
patroiman Mayou thought the ae-
ton suspicious and sent Henderson
90 the station 10 make an enplana-
tion. Henderson states that be is
an emuloye OF Groceryman Sherry,
al Twelfth aud Main.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

lived up 10 lta advertising promises.
both in respect 10 the entertainment
ana - the big utrcot parade OF
bands. lady riders. and trained AMI
mails. each morning ~ 1880 O'Clock.
Tho Napa register ~ May ~ says
OF the circus.
The general verdict has been.
"ltu n good ahowi" It's programme
Ia most varied and introduces a
number OF novel feafures that arc
highly entertaining There ars
tricks by trained elephants, drill
by fifteen shetland ponies. clever
trick riding By three bleycliatH, the
famous Bedford troupe Of six aero
bats, two trained bears. tight rope
wal5lng aud excellent work by Jap
an,1e acrubatH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

II locks a. II the entire popula-
ton Of seaftie Is turning out 10 get
glimpse % the mighty John l..
sullivan at the Star this week.
AZ every performance the popular
playhouse IL parked % the doors.
aud the great ex-champion Of the
prize rims u given an ovation.
In addition to Rnillvan'H turn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
HILL SPRINGS
CLEVER COUP

= PAUL Nay iS.-The conirov-
wr whieh has bcca carried on Tor
=. sins hetNesn = Il Hartman
/. - oas side znd the Dutch stock
ssls,rs q the Kansas City South
an rsIlfu4a. heafesi - Herman
sssahn chairman of the stock
hs.5s-x' committee on the other,
wusax A. a mask Cor James J
rs pians 10 gAin control Of the
al la bern won BY Hill and bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

nachache n = very common af-
Fiction. aud is caused b. the nerves
81 the spinal column being affected
uF. Miles Ncreine will relieve the
pain BY soothing. strengthening and
curing the nerves and eanaiiHinF the
nerve force. II first BOTTLE does not
benefit. set your money back from
yuur druggist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
NORRIS a RowE.s GREATER
CIRCUS.

Norris and RoNeu Creator Circus
will exhibit on the old circus
grounds. opposite Recreation park
on the afternoons and evenings Of
Monday. Tuesday aud Wednesday
next The Cedar street or Virginia
street. cars will take one directly
TO the main entrance. The two ring
circus will 30 under waterproof
tents and Que ticket Of admission
viii admit the holder 70 every
thing.
A readers Of The Star know
the Norris and Rove show haa
been here before. and Il haa always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

The consensus OF press and pub
lie opinion Of Grace Van studdl-
ford, who viii be- seen In the De
koycr- Klein-Cook opera. RED
Feather az The Grand for four
nights. beginning neat Sunday
evening Is that Ia this numptuouu
production the ebhrslng prima
donna has found the INSIST success
ful role In her extended repertoire
Of grand aud light operas. for Miss
Van dtuddiford carries aRed Feath-
or with grace and animation. aun-
tainlng the splendid reputation
earned IN her previous Hueeoaaful
career Not alone has she a charm
ihE stage presence. hgt she pos
ueaaoa a voice the qualities 81 which
are maryetoualy fine. while she
hm dramatic force which enables
her 20 fill her difficult dual role
In an altogether Delighted way
aud 10 take foremost rank among
the operate stars.
Red Feather" IL n revofAion 20
straight comic opera. The story
Is Interesting and the thread Of the
plot n cloaely followed. Charles
Emerson Cooks lyrics are singablo
aud quite clever. and Mr. DE ko-
Yen'e music IN always satisfactory
The production ia gpiendidiy
staged aud the costumes are gor-
geonA No expense has been spared
ia giving the piece the most Al
tfacilye mounting that could be ae-
cured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

there are many other pleasing spe-
elaltlce.
The attendance H. Increasing Al
each performance Of Uncle Toni
Cabin AZ the Third Avenue thea
ter This n one Of che best pro-
auctions Of Uncle Tome Cabin
ever seen In Seattle. Those who
have not already Witnessed II
should not lose this opportunity Of
seeing the grand old play.
Commencing with a sunday mat
inoe. and continuing throughout the
week. the beautiful Irish play Of
Robert Emmett will be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

VDFN FNIfOWFt % bWOF
ARRESTED HIMSELF

= PORTLAND, ore. May II. \
= Joseph Brandt. a recent ar 4
= rival from Seattle. f. a volun- 4
= teer prisoner IN tint city jail 4
= here, whittier he went when 4
, he had been given knockout 4
4 drops by recent acquaintance. 4
= who intended 10 rob him OF his 4
= savings. which amount 70 be 4
q tween $4,000 and $4,000. which 4
= he carried on his person. 4
= Brandt arrived Thursday He =
= IL q chef BY occupation. lie 4
= became temporarily insane \
= from swallowing the narcotic 4
= and asked 10 be locked up for a
= crime that he said he com 4
= mitted IN Germany years ago. 4
= Investigation shows that he il 4
= a man d excellent record \
4 4 4 a 4 4 = 4 4 a 4 A a a 4 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

. You've got a hnldoxor. and .
= you're IN no condition "a act =
. a. juror said Assistant Pros .
. scuiinE Attorney George ~ .
. Walker to Hamilton NcCol- .
: ium IN court this morning. .
q Mecollum vas being exam =
q med regarding his qualiflca- .
. tons 20 sic on the jury in the =
q ease Of A. Dahl. charged with :
: nFactieinE medicine without a a
. license =
= lie looked like a victim OF :
. tho cold. gray dawn OF the |.
. morning after" and vas ex- =
a eusod BY the court MeCollmm .
= denied that he had been drink =
= INK the night before. and said |.
= Tea was his limit. =
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
SOMETHING ROTTEN
IN DENMARK

The Civic union smells I
= something rotten IN the pres !
. ent project 70 build a city hail. I
= The members won't divuiga at
= the present time just what the !
= trouble IL. but Intimate hat I
= several Of the caunciimen are
. figuring on getting IN a graft !
= on the deal.
. A melting = 70 Be held With /
= IN a week 20 take up the mat I
. ter further II f. said that the I
4 union favoFa the erection of I
= city hall. bat has ideas Of its !
q own na 20 how it should be Sc
q cured. and Il anxious to have !
. It's construction postponed un-
= On new set of councilmeu
. take the reina.
= II r. presumed that the union
= has found something Ia the I
= proposition 60 buy the east I
. half Of the present city hail !
4 block from the Great Northern.
= The city hall commission has !
. not yet received a reply from !
J. u. Farrell. who has taken
= 10 the matter with the 81.
= Paul officials. and II does not I
4 know just what terms the rail- !
= road company viii demand. I
= whether the railroad officials I
= viii be willing 10 be reasonable
= IL still a matter OF doubt
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
CURED MY RUPTURE
VIII Show You How TO Cure Yours
FREE.

helpless b ridden for years double rupture.
Nc truss could hold. Doctors said would die not operated
fooled them ali and cured myself by simple discovery sn
send the free By mail write Tor a. II cured and has
cured Thousands. ieufe Write today Capt VA.
Ceilings. Boz ~ WAtg Ftown n. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
a. ENGINES ON
STREET CARS

a Councilman Mullen suggest a
= ~ 4 brand new plan for pro- .
. slat1a better fire protection 90 4
De subufba ~ the meeting uf 4
. us corporations committee. 4
. Nelinesday afternoon. which a
= leoksd seod 10 the other mem 4
4 hcfh 4
= HF plan IL 20 construct ears 4
q taTla5ie u carrying a piece Of .
= lie apparatus and team. 4
q Nhen fires occur ia Ballard or =
. The fuhufbH she local appara- 4
. slan IAN Dc pat on the special 4
= cAre and rushed % the outside .
painH without ions ~ Time a
IA plan suggested Itself 60 =
= NJ mullen after the council .
q bal been called upon 10 pay .
ilzen damage entailed b. the 4
. me- department IN making a /.
Z fecent run 20 pvt out a fire at /.
. Ballard. The use ~ the car .
= would prevent such damage. II 4
a would bring the apparatus 20 4
. the fire more quickly without 4
q taxing TIE strength 81 the .
. hofaea =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

aBY ny, LovEYl" 10 POLICE
DEPARTMENTS GLAD !
FAREWELL

4 .Idvey" Johnson. eolored. !
4 left tho city "wednesday might !
4 for good. The police depaft.of
= ment desired It. City Detectives 4
\ Freeman and Hubbard de- 4
4 handed II. and Police Judge 4
4 Gordon ordered A. !
= she's piekpocket your =
4 honor. and while we cam !
= not get aBy, evidence against !
a her money II lost in the re- !
= atfiotsd district whenever she :
= COMES 60 town. She blows In 4
= and out Last night three =
4 men came 10 me personally =
4 and reported their pockets 4
= picked. The loss ran into hum :
4 dfedn OF dollars. This woman :
4 10 no more or less than a clever 4
a dip.'" testified city Detective
4 Hubbard. 4
a "All / want is 20 see her run 4
= oat Of the town for good"
= concluded the Hlcuth.
zone hundred dollars and 30 4
= days. III suspend the ludE-
= ment providing that the wom- =
= nu leaves the city, but ahe must =
= leave tonight n she Is seen 4
= here after 10 o'clock tonight
4 Hte viii have 10 serve the aen-
q teuce." said Police Judge Cor =
= don. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

ATLANTA Ca May tS-At the
second days session 81 the National
Association - Manufacturer rcsa-
buttons for the enforcement Of the
open shop Wcre adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

Positively cannot be cqusiied IN
style OF quality AZ tbs price. tsee.
= \. Hfeoks a Co, 1871 znd ave.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
MUST NOT MARRY

ROME. May fG-it vas an
uouncrd nt the vatican today that
the bishops Of Syracuse. Sicily ard
Montreal. Canada. have been aun-
pended Tor falling to enforce the
rule 81 eelihacy. thereby creating a
scandal IN their dioceaes.
The bishop q Sardinia has been
deposed Tor the same reason. The
pore IL determined to stamp out
this evl AT any cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
AT THE THEATERS


Seattle Dark
q Third Avenuo-''Uneie Toms ,
q Cabin" Good old fashioned ,
q play produced in guod old I
e fashioned way.
q Star Polite Vaudeville. John 4
z L. sullivan Ia monoioguea aud a
q aparrinE matches Wlth Jim a
= Mccormick. Novel perform 4
= aness BY the cx-chAmpiou well 4
4 worth seellug. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
Cut Price Bargains
Cash

Out Of town orders will be filled
n received by Saturday night.
These cut price bargains may be
taken BY customer or viii be deliv-
cred at our convenience. None to
dealers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

f A Beautiful Showing.
New spring hosiery. 26e aud soc
a itsaiff = n Brooks 8 Co. 1881 End
ave. in sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

Munsina Union Suits.
All weights and grades. T. ~.
Brooks a Co. 1884 End ave. -
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-02
PORTLAND'S
EXPOSITION
Lewis and Clark Centennial.
Fair Nearing Completion
NOW READY FOR EXHIBITS
Montana Mineral Exhibit Shipped Directly
From St. Louis to Portland. and
Some Additions Made e-Site .
Most Beautiful One.

Every traveller arriving in the city
whose home is in Portland, Ore, in
sists on talking to acquaintances about
the wonders of the Lewis and Clark,
centennial exposition, to open in that
city June /. If half they say is true,
it will, in some respects, at least,
eclipse the great worlds exposition
lust closed at St. Louis. For one
thing, the exhibition will have more
permanent appearance, the gardens,
waterways and grounds generally
having the advantage of natural
beauty, different and better than that
of any fair ever held in America.
From a gentleman who was in Ana
conda from Portland Saturday ON
business trip it is learned that every
thing is now in readiness to receive
the exhibits, the agricultural, foreign
exhibits and liberal arts buildings are
completed. The forestry building,
probably the most interesting on the
grounds, is nearly completed, the mas
sive timbers which compose the walls
and pillars are in place. The mines
and metallurgy, festival hall, the ma
chinery, electricity and transporta-
ton palace and the Oregon buildings
are nearly completed. The shelter pa
vilion, located just outside the colon
made entrance, is receiving the finish
| ing touches, and some beautiful model
ing work in decorative designs can be
seen on this building and the colon.
made entrance.
Il is understood that the Montana
mineral exhibit at St. Louis will be
packed and shipped direct to Portland.
In addition large shipments will be
made from new mining districts and
mines which have recently come into
prominence. The Moose Lake, Georg
town and Red Lion districts, situated
west Of this city, wil.,make shipment.
of minerals to Portland.
The claim is made that the exposi
ton site is the most naturally beauti
full ever utilized in any country TO
such a purpose, and covers 180 acre
of land and 22O acres of water. In tn
park 80 specimens of large nativ
trees and shrubs dot the well-kep
laws. The sunken gardens, wher
the most beautiful flowers will b.
planted, with a cascade effect of waite
running from fountain in the center
will be one of the prettiest features
In the western part of the ground
will be located the experimental gar
dens, where many varieties of plants
both useful as market products an
!: beautiful in horticultural effect, wi
be grown. 1t is claimed that ever
effort is being made by the manage
: ment to add to the natural beauty {
the centennial grounds.-Anacond
Standard.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-02
OUR NEW BRIDGE
Work 6ein9 Pushed Despite the
Extreme Cold Weather.

Most of our readers are more or less
interested in the progress of the work
on the bridge across the Yellows stone
at this point, and from time to time we
will endeavor to give as concise re-
port of the work as is to be obtained.
Since our last report the workmen
have completed the excavation for the
north pier and had filled in the con-
crete to foot below the surface when
the cold weather. overlook them, caus-
ing a postponement of the concrete
work. :@
But, nothing daunted at this, the
scene of operation was changed from
the north pier to the south and they
are now diligently eng aged at driving
the piling for this pier. Do not think
that the work will be in any way in
ferior on account of the use of piling
for this pier, as such is not the case.
They were not permitted to use piling
in the construction of the north pier be-
cause they could not be driven to a
sufficient depth, striking shale rock at
a depth of about five feet and thus
making it necessary to excavate to bed
rock so that the concrete would have a
permanent foundation.
With the south pier the case is diff
ferent. The piling could be driven to
sufficient depth here to afford per.
fectly substantial foundation for the
concrete, thus greatly lessening the
amount of work and the consumption o1
time in the construction of the pier.
The ice is also of great assistance
in the work on this pier, being of suffi
cient strength to permit the placing O
all machinery thereon without the leas
danger of destruction.
The carpenters have been busy tn,
past week building frames in which
to form the concrete piers. Some ex
pressive adjectives we're used at time
when cold, benumbed hand cause,
hammer to come in contact with
finger, but, witha1, the work has beel
moving along in a very satisfactor
manner.
AS soon as the weather will permi
work will again be resumed on tn
concrete and this section of the wor
pushed to an early termination.
When you are in Forsyth on bus
ness or otherwise it will pay you t
visit the scene of activity on the rive,
The work is both interesting and ir
Structive.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-02
M. E. Church.

Sunday school-1O a. m.
Public worship-11 a. m. Subject:
"Emotionai Religion.
Public worship-7:3O p. m. Subject:
"Silent Influence.
T. S. Leland, Pastor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
MOSOUITO-EkTING FISH.
A VIEW OF MOSCOW.
cOsOsOsoSO9OsOsO sOOOsOcOsOsOSOsOS

mosquioeaing
which Mnaa ponds
all multiplied alive with
There
ponds
double
considerably
entirely
wigglers
he o
his table
well habits He
a
of
health like
They they
so ife rid of their
The Oh
other liable
according to
mosquitoes will
introduce
he the
mosquitoes around his place
expected that five hundred of the fnny
be
daily sufficient quantity of the
to eano
attending to the
weekly
of
resulting catch of about day
mini troughs, barrels
globes simply providing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03

trifusals. 3.S625c, Per
Ton. $7I.2S. SS Analysis
Beets IS 3d. Per Ton,
$7S.40.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
SMALLEST MIDGETs ON THE LOGAN.

The smallest nidgets to
They are Ia sister, Ili
Pbilpune Islands
brother perhaps They
~ short They returning
exhibition nd are in charge o.
should
the milg a
look first
with his off displaying
panaets short IN the legs
Yesterday the little people watzed
eentea ainmen Of be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
STONE THROWN INTO
PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN

PHILADELPHIA December ga missile thrown through
window of President Roosevels returning from
Annapolis fell of Hayes son of former
President Hayes who riding Roosevelts
The trower of the missile unknown thought be bow
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
CANNON FOR SPEAKER.

WASHINGTON, December 3--The Republican House
Gus Speaker
the old officers of will be returned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
YOUNG AND WADE REPRIMANDED.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-Commander Lucen Young
Ensign the iaed Bennington
formally reprmanded by the Secretary of the Navy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
BRITISH PUBLIClST DEAD.

LONDON, December s.-sir Clinton Dawkns is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
SEVERE ARRANGEMENT OF
PRESIDENT M'CALL

ST LOUIS December State Attorney vandver,
Federal prevent him cancelng
license of the New York Life
Missouri President debauchng morals
corrupting legislatures and ooting
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
DEATH AT PANAMA OF THE
LATE JUDGE G.. F. LITTLE
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegram.)

PANAMA. December 3.-udge Gilbert F. Little, formerly a
Judge Hawaii law practice
here is dead.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
SWEEPS
STREETS Of
MOSCOW
lncendiarisn Aids
Revolutionary
Plans.
st. Petersburg Shut Off
by the Te!esraphic
Strike.
associated Press Cableerama.)

WARSAW December s-An incenday conAagraton is rag
ing Moscow =. ), /
LONDON, December photographic communication with ST.
Petersburg has been interrupted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-23
YOUNG NAN INDICTED
Held TO Court by Grand Jsry on Alleged
Charge of Whitecappias.

a new turn has been taken in the
alleged whitecapping charges which
recently came from the Palmer coun-
try. A few days ago the grand jury,
after a persistent and arduous inyes-
tigation into these charges, returned
a bin Of indictment against a young
man named John Mcmillan for white
Gaping A warrant for the young
mans s arrest was duly drawn and
placed In the hands Of Sheriff Min
nick for execution. When the sheriff
visited the Palmer country for the
purpose of effecting young Mcmillan s
arrest he could not be found. Later
he was located in Comanche county
and yesterday afternoon Sheriff Min
nick received information from there
that Mcmillan had been apprehcnd-
ed he viii be brought TO Fort
Worth Wednesday and there deliver
ed 10 Sheriff Minnick
The Indictment against young Nc
MILAN grew out Of the alleged at
tempte TO frighten negroes out of the
Palmer country.