The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1905-11-10


children died at the hospital and anothe
cannot live. The mother shot herself il
the lett breast, and ii is believed, will die
William Astor, son of William Waldor
Astor, was called upon to pay 81 as al
alien today before being admitted to thu
United States on his arrival at New Yorl
on the steamer Cedric, from Liverpool.
Dec. wheat closed at SS%e at Chicago
| TODAY.
Sunday, November
Mrs. j. Schaeffer of Rochester. N. ".
went to a dentist to have tooth ex'
tracted. She requested the dentist to
use anesthetics and never regained con
sciOusness. She leaves a husband and
six children.
Ira B. Caller, blacksmith, of Los
| Angles, Cal, shot and killed his wife.
and then shot himself through the fore
head. The shooting was done with a
revolver. The immediate cause OF the
killing was quarrel over $4.
One man was shot end fatally injured
and four other persons were stabbed in
fight at Chicago today brought about
by discussion of present revolutionary
conditions in Russia.
Colonel D. B Henderson, former sneak
er Of the house, is at the point OF death
and has been removed TO a hospital
physicians may resort TO an operation
IN last attempt to save his life. He is
suffering from paresis.
Eight persons were killed and 80 in
Iured, four fatally, by a tornado at
Mountain View, Okla, today. The path
OF the tornado is about 100 yards wide
and only one mile long, in this small
area the havoc was great.
Clarence van Bokelen, a young student
OF the Santa Clara high school. died at
San Jose, Cal, sanitarium from the
effects Of crushed skull, which injury he
received during football game.
Monday. Nov g
great sec ion OF Chicago's Lithuan-
ian population is to be transported
bodily to the Pacific coast. In accord
ance with plans already changing into
actuatities $4,000 Of these people will
undertake migration to the fertile
Pacific slope. The Columbia river section
is the objective point.
Fully aware that his last avenue of
escape had been barred, Milton Franklin
Andrews, who murdered Miss Bessie BOu-
ton on the top of Cutter mountain, Colo.
RADIO Springs: 10 months ago, and murd-
erOuelY assaulted aud robbed William
Ellis, an Australian horseman, at Berke-
ley, Cal, tonight at San Francisco shot
and killed Nulda Olivia, his last female
companion, and the sent bullet into
bis own head, causing instant death.
James Squires, aged 18 years, men,
Der Of the Alton. ILL.,, high school foot
bali team, died today from injuries re-
celved October 2l in game.
The transport Sherman sailed from
San Francisco for Manila with the Fiji
teenth infranty and Companies | and j
Of the Fourth cavalry, which are being
transferred to Camp KeithIey, on the
Island of Mindsnao.
Sir George Williams, founder Of the
Young Mems Christian association and
president Of the London headquarters
for 20 years, died at London today. He
was born in 1921.
December wheat closed at SS4c at
Chicago today.
Tuesday, Nov z.
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid sent $1,000
for the Mckinley memorial endowment
fund, the sum to be raised being $50
900. The corner stone OF the memorial
will be laid ct Canton, O., November 16.
The immigration authorities have dis
covered that two companies operating
in Italy are issuing policies for q small
premium to immigrants, guaranteeing
to land them safely in America. An in
yestigatiOn will be made.
The circuit court of appeals at Cincin-
natl has refused to grant Mrs. Cassie l..
Chadwick, new trial.
The inquest into the death of Stuart
Pierce, the Kingston college student, was
concluded today at Mt. Vernon, but no
decision was reached by the coroner.
An American and British launch col
lided il the roads, out from Annapolis.
and the British boat was so badly dam
aged that the sailors were taken aboard
by the Americans.
Campbell Bros circus train was wrecked
at Houston, Tex, today, and learIy all
the animals escaped to the woods.
Four men were killed and several in
iured by an explosion in the press house
Of the Phoenix powder house, near Belle
vile, ILL.,, today.