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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

The line was busy
That was why BENJAMIN Taylor.
earning 800 month In Portland,
had no money to send to Seattle
for the support OF his pretty wife.
now a telephone operator. aud her
little baby.
In a becoming spring hat aud
Rowned simply but with daintiness
and taste. Mrs. Edna Taylor told
her story on the witness stand be
fore Judge Griffin Saturday morn
ing.
Il am now earning my living and
supporting my baby by working as
an operator with the Sunset Tele-
phone company" said she. II came
here 60 visit my mother. and my
husband took the opportunity OF
abandoning me When ] wrote him
for money. he said he had none TO
send and he did not deny Il when |
accused him Of preferrlng the com
pany Of another woman. lie was
supporting her and had no money
left for baby and me have let
ters from the woman here In court
bat they are not nice 90 read"
The letters. a bulky parce Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

Socialism and law are locked in
conflict
The police are determined 20 pre-
vent Arthur NJ Lewis. a sociaiistic
speaker. from blocking the streets
IN tho upper sections OF the city and
for the Second time Lewis WAS drag
ged of to the police station on FRI
day night. only a few hours after
Police Judge Gordon had suspended
sentences in = similar case. after ex-
setting a promise that the street
speaker would so below Yealer way
10 give vent TO hia attack on the
monopolles
Justice Gordon stated Saturday
morning that he thought Attorney
winsor and his client understood
his findings in the previous case and
was surprised at the determination
to haunt Union after being warned
by the court
Numerous complaints have del.
ngesf the police headquarters re
garding the obstrueting OF streets
by the socialist speaker. who Seems
60 have the ability TO draw a crowd
although the police maintain that
bis remarks are scathing and de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

The Christian population talked
aloud Of a gtri who was killed BY
the Jews for their Easter. OF Jews
who sold documents relative 10 the
war for the benefit Of Japan and
her ''red-headed allies England
and America. The Jews were open
~ accused % the internal unrest "a
well as OF the Russo-Japanese war.
The war il highly unpopular In
valhyuia province and the reaction
AIRY party used this fact IN order 20
increase the feeling OF hatred to-
ward the Jews. who were declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
MUST NOT BUCK TIGER
ON THE SOUND BOATS

cal steamboat inspector. stated Sat
urday that during all his years OF
experience on Puget sound boats he
had never seen cent Of money
pass over the gambling table. but
that sometimes sailors would en-
gage in a friendly game for cigars
or drinks Others familiar with the
boats. however, think otherwise.
and say that gambling Is running
on more than one boat that makes
this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
CHURCHES

Trinity ehureh--sth and James:
rector. II. II. Gowan. Services Z. 30
q m, ii a m. and 1870 p. m.
Morning subject. Christian Pride"
Evening subject. THE Folly OF
Learning"
First Presbyterian chnrch-Morn-
Ing services IL a. m. Rev. Aiexand-
er Johnson. general secretary ma
tional conference OF charities and
corrections. viii preach. Evening
services s p. m. by Rev. +. l..
Forbes. d. u. Assistant Pastor w
II. Lee will preside at both morn
ing aud evening services.
First Free Methodist ehurch-cor-
ner Pine and Terry. y. s. Mckinley.
pastor. Sunday school 10 a m.
preaching II a. m. Subject. Pre-
pairing the Way OF the Lord. %
Class meeting IL m: afternoon and
evening services. olive Branch. :"
2ilh s. Second.
First Unltarian-7th near pike.
Rev. w. D. simonds. minister. Ser
vices II a. m. Sermon. The Kind
OF Saint ! Would Like to Be" In
troductory address. Great Men in
the office Of Secretary State"
Holy Trinity Lutherau-E Eleventh
and II. Olive; IL A. w. Young. pas
tor. Sunday school e:45 a. m;
communion service II a m: Luther
League 7:l5 p. m; Vesper service s
y. m.
Immanuefs Lutheran church.
Corner Minor and Olive: Rev. II. A.
Steel. pastor. Norwegian services
II a. m. and s p m. Preaching by
Rev II. Harstad from Falkland No
sunday school during July Congre-
gationHl meeting Monday evening,
July 10th: Y. +. Friday s.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Si2 Sixth. between Marion and Co
lumbia Services II a. m. and s D.
m. Subject. Sacrament" Sunday
school IL m Testimonial meeting
"Wednesday evening o'clock. Free
reading room. No. 929 and s2f. Alas
ka building
Westminster Presbyterian church
broadway and Columbia: Rev. J.
NJ Wilson, pastor Subjects. Eng
fish Puritans aud Westminster AS
sem bly," and Christ As An EvoIu-
tlonary Reformer" Mems current
topic discussion Monday night at
pastors home. 9i5 r. Columbia
Question for debate. should Cities
Own and Operate Their Street Rail
ways?" Attorney Geo. Wright and
Judge G.. A. c. Rochester will lead
in the discussion.
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Jack Coleman. a logger. was as
saulted by two thuga at the corner
OF Fifth and Yealor way shortly
after 3 o'clock Saturday morning
aud. but for the prompt action Of
Patrolman Illbner. he might have
been killed.
Hibner sighted the nax-up from
a distance and arrived in Fine to
prevent tho robbery. although Cole
man had been kRoclsed nearly sense
less by two crushing blows from I'm
promptu aandbagH In the hands OF
tho thugs. Both men were caught
In the act and gave themselves up
when commanded 10 surrender at
the point OF Ilibner's revolver.
They we're hustled off 10 the po-
lice headquarters and there gave the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
THUGS CAUGHT RED
HANDED BY OFFICERS

nameA Of Joe Wobber and Fred
Johnson. Both are known to the po-
lice
Webber claims 20 be n laboriug
man. but johnson told the police
that he had nothing 10 do.
Coleman had been doing the re-
atrleted district and noticed the
mon eying him closely at the en-.
trance 10 the Idaho bar ON fifth and
King. Here he spent some money
and flashed some bills when paying
his score. lie had with him at the
time 800. n diamond ring and
gold watch.
When Colenan left the thugs
closed IN on him. knocked him down
and were struggling to gel at hia
roll when the patrolman arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

police said Go home and tell the
Jews 10 the mob 10 separate. Then
! shall restore order shall take
the arrested hpoliEanH 10 the po-
lice station
CALLED THEM NAUGHTY.
When tho arrested peasants
passed near the Jews. some 81 them
broke from the police and hit the
jews. bat tho latter did not retail
ate. At the police station the chief
Of police set free the peasants. tell.
Ing them they should behave them
selves. as it was rather unfair" 60
produce disorders
On that first day one Jew was
Killed sir Jews were wounded aud
five PEASANTS we're wounded
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baseat elements % JItomir. waa Or
gained b. the police commlssary Of
the first district. Kuyaroff. assisted
BY Rakusa. a firearm merchant.
flarschewsky, an official. and a GER
tain chuhlnEky. Proelamatloas
were spread everywhere. XIII the
students. aehoolboya and dlrty
Jews"
On April IS Assistant cammlNsary
Anderson organized young peasants
aud delivered an address TO them
arainst the Jews. asking the peas
ants TO arrange a patriotic" dsm-
onsiration which migat impress the
dirty Villains
BLACK sOTNfA=s DEBUT.
A few skifmishes occurred every
DAY after this meeting. Two DAYS
aftesSard a child was murdered.
some pasaerby were beaten with
sticks. or an old man was wounded
The municipality OF JItomir be-
came uneasy. but police assured the
public that everything would be
quiet. Rum0rs Of the most alarm
ing character we're spreading the
Jews began to organize In neif-ae-
Tense The maaaarrea we're expect
Cd on Eastcg Sunday aud Monday.
The Jewish artisans subscribed
1900 TO buy weapons The two hol-
days. however. passed quietly. and
the optimistic Jews began TO laugh
at the COMMITTEES Of aeif-dsfeuse.
But on May the police them
selves began TO take measures. II
was reported that the black aot-
MIA" would march on the next day
with a blue banner with an inacrlp-
ton. Death to the Jews" The
Jewish population was panic
stricken. the committee Of self-de-
Tense put out patrols recommending
the Jews 10 avoid any encounters
with the hOoligana. The latter be-
came more and more inaolont. but
the Jews were eoncedinE In all ways
possible.
B0MBARDED THEIR BOATS.
ON May about q boats we're
going down the River Tetereff. In
10 Of them only Jews were sitting.
Suddenly several Russian peasants
appeared on the left bank Of the
river. which is known by the name
Of Pavlikovka. and where the Jew
ish population Is very dense
On the right bank ~ tho River
Tstereff there IL only n village Psy-
shtchi. where no one was present at
that hour. AZ May is st Georges
day, and the peasants Ro into the
open field The peasants who ap-
Deared in Pavlikovka began 70 In
suit the Jews. One Of the Jews In
suited them In return The peas
ants then threw stones at the boats
whereupon a Jew fired in the air
from a revolver The peasants ran
away. After a quarter Of an hour
30 men. led by a blacksmith. who
was armed with a rifle. began to
throw stones at the boats and fired
several shots.
The peasants Of Psyshtehi village
soon returned from the field.
climbed up Three Brothers" hill
and threw stones az the people be
| low.
OFFICERS FUTILE APPEAL
Among the people was an officer,
NJ Fenkisyich. JurginR the situa-
ton 10 be very serious, be hurried
up 10 the governor of volhynia to
ask that impressive measures be
taken. He met n patrol on the way
and sent II to the river. After at
tempting in vain to sec the cover
nor. Fenkie rich wired 20 the cover
nor general that massacres had be-
gun and that the local governor was
inactive.
Meanwhile the Jews. about 1000
strong. were missing near Andrew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

OF Jews gathered TO discuss the sit
uatlon. while the chief OF police ia.
duced the rouEhs to return home
Things could have been easily ar
ranged NJ that hour. 80 the Jews do
cided 90 confer with the chief OF po-
lice and AJAX for energetic measures
In order TO prevent any excuses.
After some argument the chief OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

Jocko. Mont. July s-kaootie
Dornpc. one Of the hest known OF
The braves % the allied tribes Of
Fiathead Indians. r. dead as a re-
aait OF 20 hours continuous dane
|. inE IN an effort 10 Sin the prize
-for the best dancer AZ n monster
pow waw being held BY the five
tribes On the reservation. Dorsoe.s
tragic end u believed 10 be direct
~ due "a the applause Of number
of Indian mAidenH and some white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
Dances TO His Death
Trying 10 Win Prize

people present al the dance when
Il was seen that Dora0e was stag
EsrinK an effort was made 20 In
ducs him % stop. but the Indian
girls would not refrain from sing
ina their praises of Dorsoe or
squaNa would not desiat beating
tomtoma. which seemed 20 awaken
a savage fury In the breast OF
Doraoe. who kept Hpringing for
ward with grim determination 70
keep on dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
wouldn't That Jar You"
Says Impossible Doyle

The truth Of the story Is that Mt
Relaa lot out the work To a con.
tractor and paid him. The iattei
was a little slow IN paying the men
and therefore they sued US. Instead
OF the contractor.
when Il comes to publicity said
the Rsisa dlseeminAtor OF heated At
mosphere. the papers are there
xlth both feet II the Snowman
doesn't want II, Let him bring
around n bunch OF good dope about
how the baby elephant swallowed
his gold tooth. and there isn't line
printed"
whereupOn SIR. Doyle distributed
a half dozen cigars OF tho Wet Pickle
variety and waited out 81 the office
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"tts always that way" disgust
eddy remarked G. A. Doyle. Nat
Rclsa's volatile press agent. ON Sat
urday morning. as he read the &C
count In a Friday paper Of how the
Reias shows arc being sued by sew
eral laborrs. who claim that they
have not besn paid for digging a
hole in the ground wherein a lady
in flaming tights now dives every
night
Lots Of people are being sued
daily. and you don't sees much about
It in the newspapers. but LEI a poor
Snowman have any legal entanele-
fdent. and he u get circus heads
when he doesn't want ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

Columbia city ia once more the
scene Of interesting proceedings.
A dozen COWS belonging 10 Mr.
n Breedou. Of Georgetown. we're
roaming the streets early Friday
morning. As this waH violation
Of the ordinances OF the city. the
offending animals were al once
locked IA the pound.
Mr. Breeder. not liking 10 pay the
az necessary y liberate his cows,
took crowbar and pfied the lock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

Report has reached here that su-
parvlsing Inspector John Bermlng-
ham. OF San Francisco. has issued
orders that gambling will no longer
DO permitted on vessels plying in
California waters. and IL Is said
that the order will IN a short time
Nv made TO include Portland and
Puget sound boats.
+ Gambling is being conducted
openly ON boats plying on Columbia
liver. but Captain Whitney. the To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
DIR UG
" EEDS

You will find them at LAng's
Note our prices from day 10 day and
save money.
Little Liver pills. sc size. IL 2e
Matted Mix. 800 size. Use
Red Seal Emulsion Cod Liver Oil.
100 sire ....4 ss...s... 37c
DIR. Merck'z German Liver Regulat-
or. a3c size :. ..s....4...... use
DR.. Merck's Blood Remedy. a three
weeks treatment. for. el.23
ShlIoh's Catarrh Remedy. SOC size
-ssss srs-e .Es-- ss-..ss.. soc
Liquozone. 800 bottles ...... s3e
Nyalrs Juniper and Buchu Kidney
Remedy. SOC sire ............3T e
Beet, Wine and Iron. si89 size. Soc
II Pays 20 Deal at Lang's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
UnOHsnding Cows Nearly
o Cause Tragedy at CoIumbi

off lie would. no doubt have es-
capped the Officers had he not re-
turned 10 the city for something
which he had forgotten In the MORN
ing. when "a was learned that he
Ngaa IN town. he was Immediately
Presented with a warrant for HIS
arrest lie attempted % resist the
marshall. but when a revolver was
brought 10 view he decided 10 go
with him without further trouble.
lie is now awaiting trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

mountain. Suddenly mounted pa
troll sent by Fenkieyleh charged the
mob. A boy was crushed by a horse
and the mob allowed the soldiers 10
pass. when one OF the soldiers fell
on the ground. The reat OF the pa
troll showed their whips tangalSaal
to the Jews raised their comrnde
and disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
Court Gave Decree Without
Reading Other WOn7an'S Letters

them, were, as the applicant said,
mot nice 10 read" They had evi-
IDENTIFY been penned by the hand OF
a woman not too choice In her selec-
ton Of English nor at all conserya-
tive In her feelings towards the wife
her admirer had deserted.
The court ordered a decree with
out examination OF the letters.
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tion ~ The morning aftef head arr
bitterly disappointed because Nf.
Goldsmith has refused 10 deliver hts
celebrated lecture on the Simple
Life
After a day or two moro in Port
land. Nose viii HE himself 10 thf
woods there TO fish 90 his heafttl
content
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
Nose Goldsmith Hits
the Trail al Portland

PORTLAND. Ore. July s-Moae
Goldsmith. the Seattle vaudeville
impressario. Il taking In the expo
aition sights these days. and. "a a
consequence. things are bidding
on the Trail
Local members % the anfi-saloon
league and society for the proven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

10 30 a. m. instruction and benedlc-
tiou nj. 3. 30 u. m.
CATHEDRAL Chapel. Terry avenue.
Masses at 600 a IN. q: 30 a. m. 9. 30
a m. and 1890 a. m. evening sery-
ice al $50 4. m.
Sacred Heart Church-ReY. Geo.
A. Hild. A. GOO a. m. and 800
a. m. low mass. 1880 .. N. Vespefs.
sermon aud benedicfion.
Church Of the immaculate Con
eeption-Rev. A. sseere At tao
and $3.50 a m. low mass. 1880
a "a. high mass ard sermon. 1880
D. M. rosary and blneS elton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

cannot be put out until the place be-
comes such nuisance that tlsa
courts order ita removal.
The Henry and Carstena PLANS
are also allowed nc years OF grace.
but the council reserves the right
TO kick them out whenever n sees
H.
a third district n established for
all new slaughter houses that are
built, the district being in the Du-
vanish valley.
For the benefit Of l. r. witt. who.
without permission has already be-
gun the construction OF slaughter
house on Spokane avenue. where 4,
Will soon become a nuisance. a
fourth district IL created. This dts
triet win only exist five years. Then
witt VIII have to vaeate.
DaIm Aaaats sfNasf..ta IA 80
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20 be the authors OF the disasters
In Manchurla.
In March the ao-called "blaek sot-
MIA" composed 81 the yilsst aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

Roman csthoiie Meetings.
So. Mary's Parish-Rev. W. ].
Metz. Early mass and sermon
(chiIdren's mass AZ s: 80 a nj. Sun
day school az $50 a m. and 2:30
D. m. High mass and sermon AT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

Theosophy Queen CITY Theoso-
phical Society Ia America. Pioneer
block. A. o. u. w. hall. Public
study class 7 .. m. The Secret
Doetrine." lecture y D. m. subject.
Resurrection as Taught By the
Sages. G. ]. Clark.
First Spiritual Society knights Of
Pythias hall. First avenue near
Pike W. J. Coiviile win lecture al
$3.50 and 7:s0 .. m. Afternoon sub
lect. "clairvoyance. Clairaudienee
and Kindred Psychic Endowments."
Evening. THE origin Of Life and
Meaning OF Death" Each lecture
VIII be followed by an impromptu
poem. No morning service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

: = "a = = = = 4 = = 4 4 :
n CLEVELAND. July SC. @. I
4 X. Billings drove Lou Dillon,
4 the worlds champion trotter,
4 n mile in 1:5sis. the fastest !
4 mile OF the year. In a troyout ,
\ az the Glenville track. this !
\ morning. This equals the
4 worl's record made by the lit ,
4 tie mare at Memphis. October !
4 %. 1908. Billings thinks she I
= will lower the worlds record ,
4 this year.
WV RFAR NNNFs RrS
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TRISTAN MARTYREp
M BEHALF or IE

IN BEHALF or JEWS
In Jii0mir the memory OF
! Nicolas nlinoff Christian stu
dent. who died under the bay
onete OF the cars soldiers. Il
honured a. a hero. The Jews.
/ for rnercY a. whom he waa APP
/ peaiinE AZ his death. are coll
} lectinE money to found
, scholarship AZ Kieff university
as a memorial
4 a . a 4 4 /. 4 L Il .
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. ttttttst.A.tttttt**ttsA.A.

The OF Jews Jomir the province Valhy-
MA has been Investigated by the Russian Liberal association
Tor the purpose fix the
the murders This article which
Star BY the Investigating OF Liberal
association takes the the through
day Another article viii tell the the
the second day to the end OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
Boom In Rainier
Valley Property

SVSttt 81 tte&shttSt
Valley Property
The residents and property
owners In the district at the
head of the Rainier Valley. espe-
ciaily along Rainier avenue from
Jackson to Atlantic streets. are
considerably excited and much
elated over the recent rapid
rise In real estate values In that
section. Several lots have re-
Gently been sold at si.275.00
each. a figure which is $50 per
cent of their cost less than a
year ago. Offers OF 81. 10000 and
s2.500.00 for double corners have
been refused and one owner has
declined S5.500.0o for four lots
which cost him less than $1,000
90 two years ago.
As a rule. the holders OF
property are firm In their de-
termination not 20 sell out now.
but 10 remain where they can
profit further by the rise which
Is bound TO come.
The Lewis-Littlefield COM
pany. Of % Haller building.
which Is exclusive agent for the
property. has only a very few
Boulevard lots left and in view
OF the greatly Increased demand
and the corresponding rise In
values. has raised its price from
$4,000 TO 81. 100000. at which fig
ure several Of the remaining lots
have been spoken for.
The apparent certainty of the
Jackson street regrade and the
other improvement work which
is now being done In the vicin-
ity of the Boulevard. seem to be
the chief reasons for the real
estate movement
II Is said that Sixteenth ave-
nue. south. which lies Just one
block west OF the Bolevard. Is
on the eve of an awakening,
even greater than that OF the
Boulevard. in comparison 10 its
previous very quiet history. At
present. prices have not risen.
owing to the abundant supply
of vacant propsrty which fully
meets the increased demand.
Those who claim to know. how
ever. are predicting that the
present figures. about one-third
OF Boulevard prices. are going 20
take a big jump as soon as the
visible supply" of marketable
property grows a little less.
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Written for the Seattle Star.
JuToMtR. June tT.--Coming hor-
rors we're felt Ia Iut0mir long in
advance Of the massacres.
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There's none better made In style
or quality than our ts.00 Soft and
stiff Hats. r. n, Brooks g Co.
1871 "a Ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
"Black SOtnia" Egged
on to Massacre Jews

RUSSIAN LIBERAL ASSOCIATION IN REPORT ON T& HORROR
ACCUSES REFRAorloNARV PARTY rNeITiNe THE
Rouess TO VoLENcE-PEAsANrs STONED BOATS FROM
The RIVER HEieHrs ON ST. eeoReEs DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

NORTH YAKIMA-The Yakima
county commissioners are prepar-
ing to build a $4,000 court house
NEXT fall.
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THAT'S GOING SOME.

= PORTLAND. Ore, July s. 4
y A new divorce record Was made =
q by circuit Judge George yes =
= terday when be granted ten 4
= divorces in so minutes. Nine =
= Of the applicants were women 4
4 and cruelty and dezertion were 4
q the charges made In all the =
= cases. \
444444 4444 4Ts
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1t Pays to Deal at Lans's,
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AT MASSACRE At JIToNm. RUSSIA. NOTE TIE KE Y.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-25

San Francisco, Nov. 24.-Because his
sister-in.law wanted his children to
sleep, while the adult members of the
household were in prayer, and also be.
cause she objected to their manner of
praying, Louis Depaoli, a florist, today
beat out the brains of his brothers
wife, Catherine Depaoli, with two chairs,
while his wife looked on, unobjecting.
. She justifes her husband in his
crime by stating that both have been
taking magic powder" to prevent the
spirits from bothering them. The powd.
er was Intellectual, she declared, and the
spirits followed them home from church
and told them they would die if they
slept The sister.in.lafw wanted the
children to sleep, and the murder fol.
lowed.
The wife of the murderer will be az.
amined for insanity.