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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05
POWERROUSE ROBBED

For the second time within the
past few months the Madison street
power plant was the scene OF a dar-
ing safe robbery. NJ 2.30 o'clock on
Wednesday morning. The amount
Of plumber secured by the cracks
men cannot be aseertained. as the
Seattle Electric company Is using
every effort 20 keep the affair
hushfd up. further than merely no
flying the police that a robbery bad
been perpei rated
u vas first reported that the bur
glar ar burglars secured the total
receipts on the Madison cable line
for the Fourth OF July. amounting
to nearly $1,000. but superintendent
kemuster reported TO Chief Delaney
on "Wednesday afternoon that the
robbers did not get more than s150
for their troubla
According To the police report
made by the company Bob" Orms-
by, niEht engineer az the power
house. saved the company from a
loss Of the total contents Of the
safe, amounting to many thousand
dollars
The knight OF the Jimmy" had
secreted himself earlier I'm the night
In the big pit In the ear barns. over
which the street cars are run when
Inspected, and he had waited pa
tientlY until all was quiet through
out the building He had then
crawled under the room in which
the big strong box. used BY the
company as temporary safe. was
kept. II appears that he had a
'stallti on the outside who watched
the movements Of the night engi-
necr and fireman and worked with
extreme caution and under the di-
rections OF his pal The cracks
man bored several large auEar-
holes through the floor and into the
big chest.
The chest contained the sacks OF
loose coin which Is turned in by
each conductor after his run. and
through the holes in the bottom OF
the chest the burglar extracted
and turned the loot over TO his pal
After securing all the money he
could In this manner the Cracksmau
grew holder and tried To pry the
door off the chest. and Il was while
engaged In this that Ormshy heard
the noise and flashed a dark Ian
tern on the burglar. The latter
made n dash out into the darkness
and disappeared.
Ormshy rushed 10 the telephone
and notified the police. and City
Detectives Adams and Corhett were
detailed on the case. They investi-
gated the case. but up 20 the pres
ent time have no elew as 20 the per-
petrators Of the burglary. Seattle
Electric officials also investigated
aud will put pinkerton men on the
cdge
Admission TO the power house.
after the robbery, was denied 10 all
nav sna nov mem auA fn- ao-'a 49, g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05

knew OF any reason shy he should
not be sentenced By the court Tot
tho crime Of conspiracy % defraud
Well. your honor said Hlilman
turning his deFby slowly around IN
his hands and shifting from one foot
20 the other. there are several rea-
sons. ana inuorcnt. and I do not
think | have had a fair trial. and
the jury. In my opinion was pref
udiced against me suppose my
case is appealahle. wish 10 say
that. while I DO not believe / have
had a fair trial ! think your honor
has treated me fairly well"
without comment upon the speech
made by the creator Of the Garden
81 Eden" Judge Griffin admins
tered the sentence
Pending Hillmans appeal 20 the
supreme court. hc viii be allowed 10
enjoy hls liberty.
Judge Griffin placed the amount
OF Hillman's bond az s. 900 and For
est's AZ 1000.
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way into cell 40. Is. Waasa Nc
Carly vent directly from ~ and
Malone sent through - and 20
and with stlskney tn 10 got into -
The delegation then went 20 cell
No. sa. on the third tier. which Ii
directly over u.
on the third tier Castle vas IN cell
si. Leslie In %. and Moor and Take
ouchi. the tao JapH. tn a.
Castle. In ~, went 20 81 and the
Japs dur from - into a.
Frum cell az the fusn then made
their way through the reef % ths
fail. pushing one plate q steel up
and lowering the other enough to
set under a.
Fourteen men we're confined in
the seven cells and. evidently. aix
of them decided that they would not
take the chance for HbeFff.
Descriptions oF THE e.
CAPPED MEN.
CLYDE ~ castle AFr. 20. height.
s feet Z inches. weight. tf2. hair.
brown. eyes. brown complexion.
light
James I.esiie-AEe. 20: height.
feet 81 inches. weight. Ia; hair.
dark brown. eyes, blue. complexion.
dark. vaccination. scar on left arrn
". Il. Mcearty- Right name "
u. Mclaughlin Age. 80. height.
feet hia inches. weight IA: hair.
dark brown. eyes. blue. complexion.
fair.
J. n. MnIone-AEe. ~. height.
feet. inches. weight, tat: hair.
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were found by the prison officials
this morning.
This fact has cast doubt over the
theory that the eonvicta were as
sisted BY outside aocomplicca.
though the spoons might have been
smugglod In and the prison author
tiles overlooked them IN the cells
Marshal Hopkins. when informed
by your correspondent that Malone
had been seen alone at Eeabeclg
Tuesday. stated that there was no
doubt IA his mind that the eight
men had scattered IN different di-
rections and that not more than
two Of them would be found to-
Rether when driven 10 bay.
HAROLD nfRKETT.
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son an effort was made to keep the
the matter quiet.
In spite Of the fact that the CON-
pany's officials say that the burglar
secured only $3.50. there IL little
doubt but that the company lost
practically all OF the cash fares
collected on the Fourth On the Mad
isun line. inasmueh as the banks
were closed Tuesday and the money
would naturally be kept in tho
temporary safe until banking hours
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05

December /. 1891. when he was
given one year for smuggling.
nut previous 90 this, while await.
ing trial aud sentence. he escaped on
october IL. 1891. and was captured
on the island the next day lie was
then sentenced 20 one years inpfin-
oumant
ON March If. ifs2 four months
after sentence, he again escaped
from a guard and succeeded IN get
ting into Canada. lie was captured
on March -. issa. and esrved the
reet % HE term
on July 81 isst he was again ar
rested for smuggling and given two
yearn and costs
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Charles v. Hall ana D. ]. Hail.
artists. SOS Eastiake. are sure that
they saw Convict James Leslie a.
6 o'clock Tuesday evening az Sea
back. which is about eight miles
from slEverdale.
Charles r. ItaIl called at The star
office Wednesday morning and told
the following story;
Ny brother and a nephew. Clsva
Tudder. from Missouri. and are
camping a. seabeck A. o'clock
Tuesday evening a man approached
ua and asked for money.
He was dressed stability. and
booked ~ II he had procured hts
clothes from a rag heap. lie had
oa a dirty. old sloueh hat. no coat
OF vert. pair Of old trousers and
a pair % dirty shoes.
He NAnted to know II We couldn't
row him across. az he did not want
70 take the steamer. When We re-
fused he walked ia a norihsriy d.
rectiou-
He told US that he wanted 10 20
to work iu a logging camp at
HoodapaFt. but we thought u re-
euliar that man should 60 away
from home so acantily nttlrsd
AT that time We had not heard
81 the 1am-break"
When shown the pictures Of the
escaped couvlets Mr.. Hall identified
the picture Of James Leslie az the
man who had spoken 10 them.
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The cells al the federal psnitsn-
tlary are arranged IN three tiers In
the center ~ the structure. with the
walls forming the outer part
The sscuud and third tiers. whore
the escaped men were confined.
range IN number. on the second tier.
from IS 90 81 and Ia No. ~ on this
tier. which IL considered the safest,
was confined Ware
JUST above this tier IL the third.
numbering from 20 10 80.
The men were confined In the cells
as follows;
Mecarty In ~. Wade in rs. stick
ney IN -, and Malone Ia 20. on
the second tier All men made their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05

BREMERToN. July 5.--A report
has Just reached here that the es-
capped eonvlcts have been sighted at
sllverdale. four miles from Bremen
ton.
a large posse "a fust leaving In
pursuit Of the laii-breakers
% IS fumoFed that eight criminals
ara armed n 40. a pitched battle
viii emane. unless the fugitlves sur
render. a. the officers have iustruc-
lions 70 bring back the men. dead
or alive.
The excitement In this nelRhbof-
hood la intense. People fear a rope
titlon Of the Tracy reign Of terror.
and those living at sllverdale are
said - be arming themselves.
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dark brown. eyes. brown: COM
plexion. fair tattoo heart with
sword on right forearm
Matt Moor--ARe. IS; height, ; feet
"a inches. weight. 100; hair. black;
eyes. dark brown. Japanese.
r.. u atickuey--ARe. gs. height 6
feet and three quarters inches.
weight. 49, hnir. Hight brown: eyes,
light brown. light complexion; mole
under left shoulder and Ratchet face
with prominent nose.
X. Takeouehi-ARe. Is; height. 5
feet 2 inches. weight. 1856. hair.
black. eyes. ilght brown. japanese.
George Wade-Age t9i height. 8
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feet AZ inches. weight, 1872; hair,
light brown. eyes. grayish blue;
complexion. dark
George Wade IL supposed by the
United states marahal's office 10 be
the leader Of the gang. lie has given
the federal officers a good deal OF
trouble during the last "a years.
His first local sentence was on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05

Morgan Petty has brought suit
against Harry Monana and Harry
Randall. contractors. for $1,000 dam
ages alleged 20 have been suffered
through earcleaaly neglected ma b.
chinery. which caused the plaintiff
10 fan from n government building
at Bremerton being built by the de-
Pendants.
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handful Of his tribe was the unique
attraction about supper time
More than poo Seattlcites enjoyed
the hospitality Of Coupeyille. Cap
tain Green gathered his charges to-
gether at D m. and shortly before
midnight delivered them back 10
Seattle.
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KusTENJf Romania, July o.
The steamer King Carl. just arrived.
reports that all Russian merchant
steamers from Alexandria 20 Con
Htnntianople are arriving with crews
81 mutiny. and that the Russian tor
pedo boat stfenillo has left for the
southwark.
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urom Stars Special Correspondent
az Taeama1
TACOMA. July s-Tf has been
learned that ordinary teaspoons
we're used BY the dcnpsfadoes In
drilling the holes through the CELL
ins through which the prisoners
eventually escaped. The teaspoons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05

Officers are congratulatinE =
= themselves on the fact that Al =
. bert y. Bell the notorious =
q countrrfeitsr. was IN remote 4
. cell and unable 90 Join the =
q other prisoners In the outbreak. 4
. He'll would probably have 4
= found u difficult 20 20 anyway. 4
. AZ he wears a heavy shaekie 4
q on his ankles. which prevents 4
. him ffom running or even 4
= taking long step. 4
= neii attempted 20 escape a 4
= few months ago. but Vas cap 4
q tured in a half-starvrd eondi- 4
q tiun a. hours later. lie was Z
q unable 10 set off the island. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05

lie cnca ped from guard on sep
TENDER -. 1885,. and vas not re-
captured C. serve that sentence.
His last conviction % MrNenn IHa
lana was from Aieaka. from which
place be came about ris months ago.
o. serve five years for larceny. This
h his fourth escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05
HAROLD BfRRETT.

from The Stars special Core
sp0ndent at Taeoma1
TACOMA. July 5.-Four posses
are nov on the trail Of the supposed
eonyicts near Bremerton. u. s.
Marshal Hopkins n waiting until a
definite report Is received az 70 the
location of the outlaws before start
Ing ont hia main posse. The Off
eialB II the federal prison are scored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05

ST. PErERsBuRGJuly g.--An
unknown man threw "a bomb at
the assistant police eommiasury a
police Inspector. sergeant. two
civilians. Several others were
slightly injured.
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sheriff lou smith Ia ready q
. q hcip 4
7 have some pretty good .
deputies on hand said the q
= sheriff this morning. @n~rvy .
= fellows and Kood on the trail. .
= AT any time tee nhrshafs Of .
flee calls on ur for help We are .
= ready % got into the game. OF 4
= course ne wnl take 10 hand .
. in the hunt unless requested q
q hY the federal affiesFh 80 the 4
. fugitlvea are federal prisoners. q
q bat We are ready 90 lend our 4
q help at any tine we're called a
= uron. and 90 those men are a
. pretty desperate u - not an 4
q likely that We may have call 4
a A. " ir. unless We happen tn 4
. run across some of the fuei- 4
. ttvcs b. accident We VII not 4
q set a chance Ia thls man hunt 4
. until eaiiad upon" 4
Deputies Liner. ~ChHf" Held :
ina and several Of tbs other 4
- King countYN rnueky 4
. scouts are polishing AZ tier a
. WinchsateFp and iaoktn9s for 4
. wsrd eagerly 20 the nsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-05

SEnAsTOPOL July 1.-THE
Black sea squadron under Rear Adj
mirai Kruger returned here today
from ita second voyage 70 Odenaa.
The squadron included the battle
ship pobicbomosetz.
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Two OF the escaped prison 1
; sfs wore iuaekinaw cloth suits ,
made from toe blankets Of their /
; bed. !
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ST PETERSBURG. July 5.-seF-
efal people wero injured as a result
Of rioting At the Putiloff works.
this morning The police arrested
a young man entering the works
who Was suspected Of having dyua-
mite In his possession The young
man drew his revolver aud killed a
policeman The strikers conFre-
gated tn PeieIahoft road where tie
Cossnebs charged them. using whips
and then fired q yoliey. and wound
% several Wofkmen
Other disorders are anticipated.
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LONDON. July s.-The CONSTANT
uople correspondent 81 the star
telegraph that the commander Of
the fort nt the entrance u the Boa-
phofua has been ordered to fire on
the Potemklue N she attempts 10
pass the uarduueilen.
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fFrom Stars Special Correspond
net at Tacomn.l

prom Stars Special Correspond
net at Taconal
TACOMA. July 5.-DeDuty Unit
ed States Marshal Crosby Is conf
dent that the escaped convicts will
all be captured.
y have only lost one man IN 1s
years said Crosby.
Convict Malone had a tafooed
heart and sword emblem on his
right forearm.
The reason why Convict Castle
broke jail with only a little more
than q month 20 serve has been ex-
planned By the marahal's office.
Castle Il wanted FOR another crime.
and the mayshars office was in
structed 20 rearfest him on his re-
lease and hold him on a charge %
be furnished BY the fourth assist
ant postmaster general AZ Washing
ton, ID. G.
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HAROLD BIRKETT.

from Stars Special Correspond
ent at Tacoma
TACOMA, JuiY 5.--fThe last Jail
break was the elevsrest ever car
ried out in the northwest said
United States Marshal Hopkins 20
The STAY Wednesday morning.
IT seems hardly credible that
they could have bored through the
walls without being heard.
a guard looked into their cells
every half hour. and they we're ap-
pareutly asleep"
uApcs - rsfr,y, r.sg--,,
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. Il II not improbable that the I,
q escaped eouvicts we're aided BY 1
q friends on the outside Some 4
\ officials suspect that the men s.
4 were helped BY one Of the four I
3 prisoners Martin Burns. jos /,
h eph Alien. Nick Patterson or 4
\ John Collins, who were released 4
= last Friday by order Of the SUI 4
n premc court. 4
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GARDEN OF EDEN HILLMAN SENTENCED
TO 80 DAYS IN JAIL

REAL ESTATE TO $500 FINE
BY JUDGE oRIFFiH-"uHFAR TRIAL" IS c. DIS COMPLAINT
f-FoRREsT FINED 500
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, not yet general A meeting OF thu
strikers Of the Putiloff works vas
held this morning. At which Demand
were formulated based upon Fathsf
Gopon's program A strong force
Of cavalry IL guarding the works,
/ Employees Of the Iaferme Tobacco
works Joined the strike today.
ST. PETERSBURG, July a.
With the publication In the Official
Messenger OF an account OF ths
tragedy at Odessa the censorship
was removed on all the papers,
which are filled with accounts from
foreign papers. The press uniforms
~ declares that the mutiuiss are the
result Of the rotten" system in
vogue In the Russian navy.
ST. PETERSBURG. July g.
Rear Admiral Kruger yesterday
wired the minister OF marine here
| that the crew Of the transport
Pfout. while leaving Badrovia bay,
I mutinied and aubdued the captald
aud all his officers. killing Lisuten-
. A-'.H HASAHA AA#AA una fANAAHHaAA ARA-
iitine outright. and woundinE sew
eral others. The telegram states,
| however, that the transport ar
rived safely al SebaEtopol with the
crew repentant, having released the
Officers and begged them 20 resums
control Under orders the Prout
has anchored in KameAheyni bay
awaiting official inquiry.
The same telegram denies the re-
port that the crews Of two Rus
sian battleships at Reveal have mu-
Tinted.
VALLEJO. Cal, July s.-The
crew Of the Russian ship Lena, In
termed at the Mare Island navy
yard have threatened TO revolt.
One hundred and five men went to
the master and demanded 10 be re-
turned to Russia on parole. az was
done with the Russian crews Of
ships informed at Manila The de-
mand was refused and a mutIny 10
Imminent. All shore leaves have
been refused the men. and the
United States marine guards have
been doubled by the naval authors
ties.
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Neva Larry has brought suit for
divorce against George G.. Larry. on
the ground Of nonssupport The
couple were married In New Or
leans IN 1855. and have a daughter
"a years OF axe. for whose custody
tha utatntiff aets
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= BOSTON. Mass. July AT I
= 1880 today Thomas w Law I
= son left on special express
> bound for Kansas 60 make ,
= series OF speeches against the I
4 syatem"
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90 sriekNEY coUNrERFHlrER eAueHr NEAR PORT DE-
r,ANer ACCORDING TO IA COMA REPoRr-sEArrLE MAN
TALKS WITH LESLIE
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The Star has special CORE
: spondents with three govern
' ment launches that are chas-
: ing the McNeifa island Jail
: breakers.
Watch out for Star eKtrasl
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TACOMA. July 5.-DurlnR a fight
between Charles Hansen aud Milo
Hansen. brothers. residing on the
Indian reservation Charles shot
Milo in the leg The former was
arrested here
Charles claims that Milo went ar
ter him with n butcher knife. The
quarrel started over woman.
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= Officials are wondering what I
= motive could have Induced I
. James Leslie 20 join in the Jail /
= delivery at McNeiia Island last /
= night. Leslie was sent up from /
= Alaska October -. 1904. %
y serve one year for larceny. By /
= good conduct the prisoner had I
= reduced the time OF his sem /
= tence two months, and had he /
= not chosen the method o. leay- /
= Ing the prison which he took.
\ he would have left the prison
= free man August IS. lie had,
= consequently. but Is days more
= 10 serve. but Il r. supposed that
= some Of the short-termed men
= were afraid OF future punish
= ment after their terms had ex-
y plred.
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Star Is the only IN Seattle that has
= spondsnt With each Of the ias
follow Of the desperate jail
4 shoud The Star
b. all
4 first
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ST PETERSBURG. July g.
The strike is spreading. but Il is
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THEODOSfA. Russia. July e.
The bat'iesh hip Potemkin arrived
here aud requested coal. provisions
and medical attention for the mu-
uneera They demanded that tie
authorities guarantee their safety
durinE their stay here.
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one CONVICT SAID MORE RUSSIAN CREWS
TO BE CAPTURED! ARE IN open MUTINY

ALL MERCHANTMEN FROM ExAHDRh ARRIVE IN THE
BLACK SEA WITH THEIR SAILORS IN OPEN HgvoLT-HIor
AND DISORDER STILL RAMPANT
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Gustsvc Iverson. carpenter 1907
Fourth avenue west while work.
Ing on n building at Valentine sta
ton fell 10 feet Wednesday after
noon and struck his back across a
acaffolding receiving serious in
iuries. The city ambulance was
called and he was removed to his
home.
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fFrom The Stars Special Core
sp0ndeut AZ Taeomal
TACOMA. July THE senHa-
tional story 20 the effect that Brem-
erton authorities arrested one Of the
escaped eonvicts and Is bringing
him 10 Seattle. turns cut to be a
~hioomef
The Brsmerton Officers arrested a
man on a warrant. and the case has
nothinE to do with the Mcneil
Island affair.
fFrom The Stars Special Core
spondens at Taeomal
TACOMA. July 5.-A posse o. -
men has besn organized here by
United states Marshal Hopkins and
are preparing to start out on the
man-hunt 10 capture the eight ~
eaped couvicfs
Each % the posse IL a veteran In
the game having been Identified
Nth the Tracy hunt.
The 500 reward offered for each
81 the eight fugitivai has stirred up
hundreds Of men and boys. and pri-
yafe hunting parties have started In
all directions
HAROLD BIRKETT.
fFrom special correspondent with
Launch sidney.l
PAULSBO-N The Officers
have thoroughly secured this ser
ton OF the country but with no sue
cess
The rewards offered for the cap
tare 81 tbs faKitives has melted the
Iocal poagle to action. and several
posses are hunting the criminals
Ths posses are armed with a mis-
eellaneous collection Of weapons
CLYDE ~. CASg.
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TACOMA July 6-t $ here that Convict stick.
ne, was captured miles north Of Port petsne
The runor confirmed BY United States Marshal Hop
would first
caught darnsb reckless and viii not take 50 much
= pains to conceal his whereabouts HAROLD btNelts
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,.&sAss4tstss
NAMES or ESCAPED coNvicTs.

: NAMES ESCAPED CONNECTS.
ED srIcKNEY, Tacoma: three for counieiunE
= Term expires July s. 1907
u CASTLE from Tacoma; Ter altering money
expires october %. 1895.
= Alaska for larceny. Term
= expires Is 1895.
MCARTY Alaska 10 for robbery. Term
4 plres April 1910.
J. II. Alaska five for stabbing Term
: ~.
= X TAKE0UCHL 20
slaughter. ERNIE ID.
= GEoRaE WARE Alaska larceny Term
= June = 1905
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80 Wosfeh TIA STARS EARLY EN II
~ 1919 BIG WAR "scoof&
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STAR Will TAKE SIX TEACHERS TO TIE FAIR
FoR ONE WEEK As RESULT or THE CONTEST.
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The Pioneer One Cent
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