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

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lots 81 fafiaHH HaFis e thr cts
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balance 81 Hrf menth.
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- pr month
fso fa rse each fer nice level iats
81 Rec taF1H THaHs tafa
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beautifully heated You s8n
have fhrm fer o. aawn with
balance on fHsff nuu terms The
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90 Oriental Wiuck
Main 1851 PHONES Ind A 60
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An s.roorn haase ugl buils. city va
ter fine view 3 iu2a. All in fruit ard
bsrrisa. lsrrr chicken heaae ara
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NTsHr hfENr COMPANY INC.
e9 $40 Marion peck 49,.
MERuirr uEALTY co.
% acres fins bottom land three miles
from % htisu. large trout stream
easily cleared Pc
Three fouriha acre first-ciaaa bottom
land ergom rfN house. chicken
house ard yard Ntn tsrmH
gis acres Ia eIiv limits hieh state 81
cultivation running water small
house aud nuthulidinr Z 90
- acres wnfer front. fine beach, tim
NERRITT REALTY co,
tla Sow York nlk. Ia
wITTLER 4 JOHNSTON.
Houses. Lots, Farms Acreage
y-Bo-f acre Of bearing fruil trees. new
f.raam cottage O. feet from Hait
waters edge scent fare or Sound
30 acres bottom land. ~ heNiur
fruit trees = minutes on Iutcrufban.
Soc uH Tor good huYa.
Rooms y 10 20 Downs nldF. zoe ma
Avenue
Main 5ai-Phonoa-ind. A2fb.
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nALLARp PROPERTY BARGAIN-
p lots. all cleared and fenced. rich
garden land. new sroom hauae small
St - very Z. isw figure "''
ROBERT MALTBY.
eis-n-a Alaska building II
i. z. LE HEAU s co.
Aain id0a IS ~ v Blk
81 Ba New Broom modern cottage.
F5od view; 800 cash. balance
tz5se3 fine lots on easy terms.
EXPREssMEN. TAKE NOTICE.
broom modern cottage, on 2lth ave-
fnenta. 81 aQi very easy terms
MERRITT REALTY co.
90 New York Blk. IL
Great land raie-clasing out an my
I eione-in acre tracts az Ballard. Green
/ Lake. Fremont and on Lake WASH
ington al - ps pr. s .bs up. terms ,;,, 10
man In Times block al nuca - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

"A LITTLE iSvEHfMENr
Yielding seed iHroms. ~ attractive
Esrs s sl.s eisss a8araass a essse
faisssnsiai iieass. occupied - 500
tenant = 81 psH WHNfH Price 81 81
fsa ln cash haaaWte tu SUIT This
hHfe apft akal nn examination.
cmAnf.fsF suMFits COMPANY.
Hfsa ALASKA hfspu Is
tfaan, eary cottage. gio terms nss
ftfs fiaHsfr hra house or gafa iid
50. neas nfunz pay Sc
neal I.stsis Loans ana rnsuranes.
1ttNf a hAata
rhous nanara "a If
cugAp ROUSE lots. BIO. also :
lata s-stafg h.aHs also ! fpern
1000. I iata 81 Terms aa al af
infm s. aewn. 50 rs. ssa1ta sloss
sIseh " "a
n0S-r faH 81 - there a lafkr h..
aIH ~ given HaafuFHiF free = the
GaHFent family on thr #Hdlgfaa aun-
aaf Ne Aiso Z tfgs hafpsgss
sais - lots. oalg 81 % tsrnis q y
30 wrah Take ear nu MHah 81 a.
hauihsaat Seattle Seattle namr.
Na#Atts - -
Alnass ) sifi e iofs near university
ONnfr Ne commission o. IL. care
Ths star --tf
0esa wossrn Hoars tar sale n aii
pats r city Eail Tor Particular
houEias Ross Efiknop bids II
uooD n4HoAIN Is Tor.
~ % dawn. tia pr month 10 90
~ lsssl p VIZ, iet gio saiff
Ith ave weat Black ca -tf
oasea Anns Iim-ons beautiful isysi
laf nxfa fine view Eeea az aulck
sc Tor nniy 80 cash
w n HAGEN
tEif kiaHka Bldg
Both Phones Main "a II
rof sale slcs aYs-rooru cottage. an
modern improvements haHutifut
view VIII Hrii very Cheau aNl East
valley s. MfH ~. kfause. Ind
II 80 Is
queen Anne Inl lots saxI>a strset
graded ard raid Sound view SEQ
" r HA0AS. ietf Alaska. -tf
Tin,hsr Lsnds
ANOTHER PARTY JUST RETURN
ID EHoM lgGATlNg THOSE
fIoMEsrEAna SATISFACTORILY
1#ll and make arrangements 90 So out
with the urEf party. Leaves lH q
feW DAYS. Don miss thia opnrtun-
it, 10 use your homestead or timber
right on good timber 81 farming
land. Call at once
naHLEN
$3.50 Pioneer HldF Ind. Phone 81
Parties wishing to locate on good Tim
Der claims will learn aufnafhtnR 10
tnfE advantage b. calling at Room
- - bldg ~
Business Chances
VaIHahie lease on second Ave efflre
tpIldinE for sale whole or part no
aS cop sa,,r s .Sss' ers 1Rppll{ Georgss
For sale-Poo room. four tables. 40.
Ng good business. close Tn, fine To-
gauons very cheap. Adams. G84 n
blNs -lA
Pool room tables. rent s.. ysara
lease Al location. n bargain. must
sell Immediately. Address E-7-carc
Star. Ia
Tohaccoa. Fruits. Candies. light Oro-
eefleH. new stock. neat place. Sec
Owner, aoa FIRST ave. ~
Personals
PARislAH monthly regulator. onix
Rnteod all female disorders auecsss.
fully treated; consult physicians free
pars-Eew York Medical Inat. Esta-
brook BIDS. issoA Second.
buperfuour mar permanently removed
by electric needle, guaranteed salts
factory eleven years experienced
Gail aud Investigate. Mrs Emily
Schmidt Flat O. Estabrook bldg, I'd
Ave. corner Union.
Dr Thomas uncooNed Health Food
cures all stomach Ills. Can be had
nf Hamilton IHaan.INn d Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

- 40 nrryH near Seattle; - acres
cleared and balance iu pasture
t0 bearing fruit trees. small
house, large new harm q chicken
huuHtd. fine ruunlnE water.
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= The Seattle Tacoma roRsF :
= company has brought sui .
4 force payment Of szslts.
= worth OF electricity, which =
= says IT has furnished to the Sc .
= nttIe-Renton 4 Southern Kan.
\ way company and for when :
= alleges e has never been psl~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

sLErrENaHEN 4 sHNnff.
kgnues ninek lOd Columbia so Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

FOR NAt4H.
AIHn For one HeHn excellent alder land.
driving distance ~ city, easy walk
Go car HrAded school and ca good
county road
$50 Fine lots aH lirHrun nm Nearly
an cleared fine Wow ut Lake Wash
tnHtuu aud mountains buy them at
your own terms
N.spo f,er ten acres improved land
near Foster Station excellent soil 4
acres under cultivation. tuH fruit
trrrH. lots uf small fruit ana hfrfleH
good county rnHd. rural mail dcllN#
stAt house, barn and other eut tnllds
fnHH.
CHARLES o.. ADAMS
80 caiman itlds 1T
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{ Ho o atrpH. ali cleared. five water
front urHr Seattle guua b-room
house harm chicken houses
ANA other aHthuildtnkn ! COW and
several hundred chickens some
furniture also sues with The
place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

j. NJ. Glover 4 CO. private banking
busiueHa. money loaned uu ehttfHIH
and real estate tl8 90 Marion lik
Phone Union Di tf
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WASHINGTON INFfRMNRY OF
sTEQpATHY-int Second avenue.
phone Main fsfti both men and lads
ostaopntha examination free
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF os.
TEoPATH N-five years In Seattle.
oeuiists and Aurists
DIR n. W. PERRY. ocuiint Aurtst
N0 Marion.
DR FONDA NADEAU-ta Alaska
building.
Printers.
hELLEK pRfE1, l6e Seneca. /. a.,
Black 49,
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Or. FREDERIC BELL.
GIVES DAILY EXAMINATIONS
In pItRENoLOGY and pffYgfOg.
Monty. lie u also aeknowiedrrf -
b. the most successful teacher fn
OCCuLTlfM ana the NEW
THOUGHT TIE teaches III CLASS.
rs privately. and hv mall In mans.
script form Interviews IN regard -
hts teaching and matters uertalnfne
20 your health and welfare are earn
sntiv desired by the doctor Consul.
tntinn and diagnosis free. Offirs
hours from 10 q. NJ. 60 s y. m. sun
dnvH only BY appointment Tho col
By 1914 second avenue. suite 10 first
floor Phone. Main E5iG
N n DR. Boil will lecture next sun
dav niEht. MAY 18th on MANS De-
tinv. /" al Wilson's Hall. Eitsi Rufta-
ing northwest corner Second Ave-
nue and Pike az s o'clock
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IN acres. iis miles ftam ihudlng 81
hcrgH easily eistrvd guuush timber
ON balance tu more than pay Tor
whole immediate market fHf timber
lrNrl rich laHd can hn had FOE
$50 III mkrN m the next ten days.
Inquire " Mr WuudWorth. Room =
Sullivan tflfF SO
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Fire flat Is rooms on Fifth ave. N.
close % Denny WAY cheap. stores
underneath rented. Telephone ~ RI
Jones, Cedar lft -
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Money 60 loan 90 real estate Or chat
fslH Lowest rate. no DELAY T..
Holland a. sew York block TT
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
SHOT TWICE IN HEAD
AND NOT EVEN INJURED
Crazy Man Fired at Artist
Near Buffalo, Then Killed
Himself

Buffalo. n. y, oct. 1f-Gregory
Hollyer. an artist from Somersetshire,
England. who has been painting An
Buffalo for a year or more. was shot
by a crazed Hungarian yesterday after
noon. The artist has a summer home
I'm Hamburg and was waiting at West
Seneca, a junction point of two trolley
lines. for a car when the Hungarian.
laborer In the steel plant, came along
the road Hollyers back was toward
the Hungarian and he was unconscious
OF his danger. The Hungarian raised
his pistol and fired pointblank at the
artists skull
The artist glanced behind him. and
started to rum. with his hand to his
wound. The maniac fired again, the
bah outing off the tip OF his finger.
Strange to say, both bullets fattened
against the base of Hollyer's skull. He
ran into store.
The maniac begun the whirl around
I'm the road No one dared to stop him,
none lifted a finger 20 save him when
+ he pressed the pistol between his eyes
and fred. He dropped IN the dust.
3 BY that time the chief Of police OF
the town had arrived. He is Andy
] Nill ANiiNNf % ANAAAlNA HN'i III Va Nt'
county Seeing a man dead In the road
land a bleeding man standing by he
grabbed the astonishcd English artist
'hy the collar and dragged him through
the crowd to the lookup.
Nothing the unfortunate prisoner
could say made an impression. IL wa.
three hours before he was released
Surgeons examination showed tina
neither bullet had hurt the skull.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
SALVATION ARMY
HOME AND STORE
Will be Or ned on Third
Street to Assist Poor to
Help Themselves
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE CHEAP

Arrangements are being made by the
Salvation Army Industrial Homes
Company to establish a home and store
at No. 100 West Third street. The idea
is TO give employment to those out of
work and to furnish clothing and furni-
ture at "a nominal cost.
In most cities OF this size work rs
provided for a number Of men In liking
shoes and mending clothing and furni-
ture. which has been donated, and is
then sold as cheaply as possible TO help
maintain the institution. Old daily
newspapers and magazines are also put
up Ia bales for shipment and Mattress
making and renovating establishments
are also in operation. It viii readily
DE seen that the indolent or undeserv-
ling can thus be weeded out from those
who are really willing to work If an
opportunity is afforded them.
Wagons viii be sent throughout the
/ city at regular intervals to collect any
thing that can possibly be made use Of.
The spiritual and mental needs Of the
men are carefully looked after, and
Gospel meetings are regularly con-
Quoted in the Home.
The work is supported from the pro-
ceeds Of the labor thus created as each
beneficiary Is given his quota of work
to do. which enables him TO maintain
his self-respect and Independence Good
clean beds ana wholesome food are
provided and a judicious supply of
clothing is given from donations sent
TO the Home. Good situations are
frequently found for those who prove
themselves capable and trustworthy.
Stan-Captain Milne. who has been
placed in charge OF the work, feels con-
fdent that this practical philanthropy,
will meet with the hearty approval and
cooperation of an who desire thl
amenoration of suffering humanity. AT
communications or donations for thi
purpose sent to Stafi-Captain Rober
Milne. 109 West Third street, win re
ceive prompt attention.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
SMYRNA MAN IN WEST CHESTER
N. c. Rust is Arranging to start Stock
ing Plant There.

II. c. Rust, OF Smyrna, who Is seek
ing a building IN West Chester. Pa
In which to start a stocking factory.
visited several properties there on
Thursday, but could find only two suit
edto his needs. one OF lh1se he says.
is 700 expensive and the other is occu-
pied by a party with whom nego.'a-
tlons are pending. He returned home
again. but win be In West Chester on
Monday to make some arrangement
with the present lessee OF one property
if possible.
The party now occupying the build
ing expects to yacate next spring. but Il
Is hoped win be willing TO let Mr.. Rust
have the property now. so that the ma
.chinery for the nezv hosiery mill can be
put IN and operations opened before
Winter The Smyrna man is anxious
TO locate I'm West Chester, but II a
building cannot be had he will try
|Phoenixville or some other town ad-
jacent TO Philadelphia, where a large
part of his produce will be handled by
wholesale jobbers.
He has ascertained that n sufflcien
number of girls can be had in Wes
/ Chester to operate a hosiery mill.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
Commission NAMED
TO CONDEMN PROPERTY
Will Assess Damages for
Twenty-one Feet on Tenth
Street

Judge William c. spruance on the APP
plication Of City Solicitor Sylvester ID.
Townsend. Jr.. has appointed a commits
sion OF hve men to condemn twenty-one
feet Of property and assess damages on
the north side Of Tenth street between
Market and Pinketts Court for the pur-
pose Of widening Tenth street
The following were appointed: J. Newlin
Gawthrop, Joseph L. Carpenter, sr;
George S. Capelle. James p. Winchester
and Elmer e. Mitchell The commission
will meet at the city solicitors Office next
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose Of be-
ing sworn in. A return has TO be made
to Judge spruance at Il o'clock Wednes-
day morning.
This is the result OF the efforts Of the
Board OF Trade Committee working In
conjunction with the Street and Sewer
Directors and the DUPONT Powder Com
pany. The Street and Sewer Department
several days ago instructed the city So
lcitor to take this action.
1t is an important matter as it is really
the first step towards widening Tenth
street from Market to Tatnall
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
BIDDLE BOYS WERE INNOCENT
Prisoner in Illinois Penitentiary Con-
fessed and Then Committed Suicide.

Pittsburg Pa, oct 1.-THE police yes
terday received a letter from James b.
Smith. warden of the Southern Illinois
penitentiary in which a confession was
made by James NJ. Brown. a prisoner. in
which he says that he and two compan-
ions murdered Thomas ID. Kahney, the
Mt. Washington grocer, for which crime
Ed and Jack Biddle and Walter Dorman
were convicted in 1901. Brown committed
suicide after making the confession, on
October 9.
1t viii be remembered that the authori-
ties in capturing the Biddle boys had a
fight in which Detective Patrick Fitz-
gerald was killed. The Biddles and Dor
man were convicted of the Kahney muir
der and sentenced to hang.
The Blddles. with the help Of Mrs. Kate
Soffel the Jail warden's wife, escaped,
and We're both killed in a fight with a
posse in Butler county. Mrs. Soffel was
captured and sent to the penitentiary.
In the confession Brown said that after
robbing the body il was thrown into the
river He said a picture of him would be
found in the Public Safety building. The
police examined the rogues' gallery. and
found Browns photograph. as he said.
Many persons here have maintained that
the Biddles did not murder Kahney.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
SENT TO WORK BUT
DROVE OFF WITH HORSES
Edward Sellers Attempts to
Sell Animals at Ridiculous
Low Price

Charged with stealing two horses,
the property Of Clarence I(ilvington, OF
Edgemoor. Edward Sellers, was held
in City Court to-day in $500 bail for
the Court OF General Sessions. The
defendant was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Patrolmen Davidson and
Dutton.
Kilvington testified that yesterday
morning he sent Sellers, who was IN
his employ, with two horses TO work
on the new reservoir in course of con-
struction for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company near the Shellpot creek,
and he failed to return. Instead of go
ing to work the defendant came to VIII
mington and attempted to sell the
horses at a ridiculous low price 10 Will
liam Williams, who has stable in
Walnut street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
The harness was recovered near Bel
levue by officer Cornish. Harness and
horses are valued by Kilvington AT
S21O.
Sellers had nothing TO say.
The case OF William Hopkins. charg-
ed with the larceny OF a watch, which
was recovered by the local police IN
Philadelphia, was dismissed. The young
mans family is prominently connected
In Havre de Grace. Md, and 1t Is the
suppositlon that the case was settled.
The case Of Thomas Carter colored
charged with assault and battery, was
continued until Monday, and Georg'
/ Hamlet, charged with breach of peace
was held in a $50 peace bond.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
EXTENDING TRAIN SHED
At TEMPORARY STATION
Sixty Feet to be Added to the
Structure-Old Station
Razed

The old p, B. & w. railroad station
at French and Water streets is a thing
Of the past, as this afternoon the last
brick tumbled to the ground and work.
men are now engaged in clearing away
the debris.
In this work the contractors have
placed in service twenty teams and
nearly a hundred men. All portions Of
the demolished building which are Of
no future use are being hauled over
Market street bridge and are used in
filling in the marshes in that vicinity.
Workmen today are engaged i'm erect
ing a 60-foot extension to the shed of
the temporary station across the tracks
from the new station. The shed reach
ed to the wall of the shops formerly
used by the company. II is probable
that that portion of the railroad shops
which is now standing viii be allowed
to remain during the winter and Will
be used for storage purposes.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION AT SEAF0RO
Extensive Preparations for
the State Gathering Next
Week
sneeIal 70 The EvenIng Journal.


Seaford. oct 1.-THE Christian En-
deavor Annual State Convention. which
will be held in Mt. Olivet Methodist
Protestant Church here on Thursday
and Friday, October 10 and 90, prom
ises to be one of the most important
sessions ever held by the association.
The principal theme Of the conference
will be "Service-Here and in the
Uttermost Parts Of the Earth"
on Thursday evening c. f. Vickery
secretary Of the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Movement, viii make an ad-
dress on Young People and the
Worlds Evangelization." It will be IL
lustrated by many beautiful views. On
Friday afternoon and evening Mr..
Shaw treasurer Of the United Society
of Christian Endeavor. will be present.
The junior workers viii have the priv
ilege of listening to Miss Grace L.
Jones. the Junior Christian Endeavor
leader Of the New York State Union.
The sessions of the School of Methods
will be full of help and suggestions for
all workers. The pastors will have am
pie recognition on the program.
one of the main features will be the
exhibits. The supplies from the United
Society. a special exhibit prepared by
the Young Peoples Missionary Move
lment, is of unique interest. 1t will
consist of weapons and implements OF
native manufacture from East Africa.
About eighty delegates are expected
and everything possible will be done for
their entertainment and enjoyment
/ The Rev. b. NJ. Kindley pastor of Mt
lOlivet Church, is doing everything in
his power to make the convention a
success.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
ASSOCIATION DAY WILL
Be CELEBRATED HERE
Noted Speakers Will Tell Of
the Value of Y. M. c. A.
Work

That tomorrow is to be Y. NJ. c. A.
Day Is evidenced by the large number
Of speakers who are to present the
value Of the work Of the Young Mems
Christian Association in so many
churches in the city.
Ex-Governor James A. Beaver. Of
Bellefonte, Pa, win speak at the
West Presbyterian Church in the
morning and at Grace NJ. e. Church I'm
VIM. II. Morris OF Baltimore at the
the evening.
Brandywine NJ. Il. Church in the morn-
ing and at Trinity Church in the
evening.
Frank Leake. President OF the star
and Crescent Mills. OF Philadelphia. at
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church in
the morning and at st. Pauls M. e.
Church in the evening.
George +. Tibbitts, of Washington. D
c.. at Union NJ. e. Church in the morn
ing and viii give an illustrated lecture
at the First Presbyterian Church in
the evening. showing over 100 beauti-
fully colored steriopticon views.
J. Harry Tyler, Of Baltimore at the
North Baptist Church IN the evening.
Cameron Beck, of Washington. ID. c.
at the Eastlake Presbyterian Church
in the morning.
MASS MEETING FOR MEN.
Frank b. Robinson win deliver his
famous lecture Last Days Of st.
Pierre" I'm the Garrick Theatre. at $50
O'Clock. The destruction of ST. Pierre.
Martinique is the supreme catastrophe
of the age. IL rivals I'm sudden. swift
land wholesale annihilation of man and
his works the greatest tragedies in his
ltory-the fiery doom Of Pompeii, the
Swallowing of Lisbon. the cremation OF
lCatania. The 10000 or 10000 people
of st. Pierre passed from life to death
las ''in the twinkling of an eye" The
volcano Of Mt Pelee exploded. The
top Of the mountain blew off and flood
led the town with fire. The entire pop
lulation was destroyed within the space
of a few minutes.
Master William +. Hahn. the boy So
lprano. OF Philadelphia, viii sing sew
seral selections. Master Hahn pos
lsesses a rich. clear soprano voice Of ex-
lceptional purity and sweetness. His
lwinsome personality and manly bearing
have won for him host of friends.
A chorus of 100 voices win assist In
1.-THE congregational singing.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
PROPERTY REPORTED SOLD
Philadelphians Said to Have Bought
Portion of Lippineott Property

It was reported today that a portion
of the farm Of the late J. Dundas Lip
pincott. situated at Bellevue Pa, had
been sold to parties in Philadelphia.
on inquiry the rumor could not be
confirmed. although it is believed that
if such sale has taken place IL in
included only "A tract Of about twenty
acres located on the westerly side Of
the Philadelphia turnpike and which
was willed to Ralph Wurtz- Dundas. of
New York. a relative Of Mr. Lippin-
colt. The sale of the property has not
been reported at the Office Of the re-
corder of deeds. so far as could be
learned Hawkins and Company. who
are the agents for the property, dis
claim any knowledge of the transaction.
Evening journal., 1905-10-14
SIX IN BURNING MINE
They Cannot Be Reached in Time to
Save Their Lives.
Special to The Evening Journal

Fredericton. Pa. Oct. 14-Half a
mile back from the entry six miners
today are mprisoned-perhaps dead
in the mine of the Clyde Coal Company.
The mine is on fire, and the belief is
general that the entombed men cannot
be reached in time TO save their lives,
even If they are not already dead. Two
others were seriously burned in aneN-
plosion in the fan house following the
starting OF the fire in the mine, one of
them so fearfully that he will not live
The imprisoned men are George Kelly
Homer Harvey. Richard Marsh, Rich
ard Notify, Bonsi Lorenzo, and Cestc
Bensrdini.