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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Lung Warmth Means Health
"A Chilly Feeling i'm the Lungs is Dangerous
How Pneumonia is Cured

THAT medicine makes INC feel warm right
there," said the boy. tapping his chest Ills
,nothcr had just rubbed Gowan's Pneumonia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

come from colds. Be-
cauEe IL pcnetrRtcs, gets
to the seat Of the trouble,
s'lpy5 fever, soothcs,
heals. stimulates, makes
perfect health. Power.
full but harmless. The
ideal external remedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
LEAKED

The steamship Whateom. Of the
Alaska Steamship company. on the
seattle-Victoria run. is reported "a
have arrived IN Seattle yesterday
morning Ia a leaking condition.
The report states that the vessel.
while attempting 10 make the inner
harbor u Victoria. struck on a rock.
tearing away a part Of her shoe
The vessel, however. made her re-
turn trip 10 Seattle. where she ar.
rived yesterday morning.
The Whatcom waH taken OF The
run yesterday and was today hauled
on the Ways nc Hall Bros ship
yards. Eagle Harbor. where her 70,
pairs will be made
At the time Of her crossing the
straits Of Juan dc Fuca the sea was
rough and IL Is said the strain
caused by the vessels running
aground caused her 70 open mp. and
that on her arrival here she was
taking water rapidly.
The officials Of the Alaska Steam
ship company say the vessel dld not
strike a rock. but that a defective
wheel neeessiated her being placed
ON the ways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
MAYOR TOHANG
J. s. mcu1. FORMER CHIEF EXECUTIVE or cHARlorrrs.
VILE. VA, TO PAY PENALTY FOR WIFE MURDER

sTAuNToN. Va. Feb s-Eyery-
thing ia ia readiness for the rxecu-
ton here tomorrow Of J samuel
AcGur former mayor Of CharluttgB-
VILE. convicted u the murder ~ bis
wife Owing to the prominence Of
the condemned man and the general
attentun attracted 70 his case. there
is a great demand for tickets 10 Wit
meas the hanging
The crime for which the 81 mayor
ih 10 pay the death penalty occurred
on the night % September { Of last
year NJ and Mrs McCue had gone
20 church. returning homo about .
o'clock IN the evening Shortly
aftervard Mrs. MCCus'a dead body.
clad IN a uiglt robe. waa found IN
a bath tnb flilsd with water Mr.
MrCuo told those who came In that
Homeone bad entered the house.
upon their return from church that
be had been knocked nenBeleaa. and
his wife probably Killed An IN
voatigatiun led 70 the arrest on the
charge Of murder Of tho man who.
only four days before. had retired
from the mayoralty Of Char cites
VILE
Ma McCue had received the con-
tents ~ shotgun Ia her breast. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
CHURCH
ARRESTED

Percy church. the aeif confessed
hlEbuaYmau. whose release waa af-
dsfrd BY Judge Talimau and then
cuuutermand~d by Prosecuting At
tosurY Maekiufoah. was captured IN
the Great Northern saloon this ar
trruDou b. Detective Gorbrtt
church 81 the time q hta capture
had been drinking and the officer
had ua trouble iu placing his man
uulrr arrest After the rrarrrat OF
Church vas ordered - Prosecuting
Attorney MsekIntush. Detective
Curbcft VAS placed uu the case
e1fbett started boz So locate 10
man. whom be ~ uaat heard had
skipped" out ~ taau After pro-
luaEcd search Carbctf received in-
formation that Church had been
seeu along the waterfront The de-
teetive then started in 20 search
among the different saloons
A he vas passing lb front Of the
Great Northern saloon. which il sit
uafed az the Great Northern dock. 10
was attracted - Considerable yell
ing from the interior - the saloon.
pu entering the place Corhett found
his man. Cofbett then stepped un
and informed Church that he was
again under arrest lie made no
resistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
WILL BUILD
new LINES
Especial to Tn. star)

ST. PAUL Feb According TO
the plans now Of the merger lines.
more than 1000 miles Of new I'm.
Will be built in the vest during the
coming yaar The Northern Pacific
il planning 10 build line north and
south from its present lime through
the Fsiouse wheat belt This lfuo
viii tap a rich and unIsveloped
country and add materially 70 the
rroduetivencaa u the already very
rich wheat belt
The Great Northern viii start "a
line from Spokane 20 run well down
into Idaho 30 open up q mineral belt.
1t also has had "a party - sur
yeyora during the winter running
lines FOR a road from Hutchinson.
MINI. 90 Marshall which Or on the
present Sioux city line. This IN
planned 70 make a shorter line from
the tWO points snd cut down the
running time considerably between
the twin cities and also will be the
first INK 81 the line - Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
OPEN WAR ON

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Feb g.
open war has broken out between
Senators Foster and Ankeuy. and
Foster SAYS It will continue until
his successor takes bis seat Yes
terday the fight between the two
Representatives In the upper house
Was more pronounced than at any
time since they have been Ia office.
The fight came over the appoint
ment Of a postmaster Ia Seattle.
Foster openly declared that he
would force the appointment OF Post
master Stewart before bis term e1-
plred. or there would be somethinR
doing lie said he did not propose
that Ankeny should run the Wash
lnEton delegation. even though he
himself was defeated. He was stili
going to take a hand In the bust
ness and see that Stewart was APP
pointed.
Tho postmastcrshlp at Tacoma.
WAS another bone OF contention
Foster has endorsed LeCrono and.
although he did not go 20 the White
House yesterday 70 press his ap-
pointment. the senator will take
some forward step soon. The ap-
pointment Of +. = KIngsbury. as
surveyor general OF the state. was a
bombshell IN the Ankeny ranks. lie
did not know that tho matter had
been taken up definitely until the
RECOMMENDATION came 10 the senate,
and II looks as though be will have
to stand H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

sufficient wound TO cause instant
death but In addition she had been
struck a heavy blow ON tho head
cutting an ear nearly iu tWo
SIR McCue al first laid the crime
10 stable boy aud offered 81 600
reward for evidence 10 convict the
murderer The day after he offered
the reward he was himself arrested
for the crime At the trial which
followed several witnesses testified
that the married life Of Mr aud
Mrs McCuo had been married By
jealousy On the part Of the wife. and
that they we're continually quarrel
Ing. ono sad feature Of the trial
was the fact that MeCue had 10.
years been a lawyer at the bar be
fore which he was tried and con
yieled. and had been on friendly
terms With most OF those Identified
With the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
DISCUSS PRIMARY REFORM

special dispatch to The Star from Ann Arbo Mich states
that the principal % discussion meeting
The dispatch adds q
n agitation now going on In many
opening session this a Bull Buffalo n
Y told OF the workings Of the New York speaking
unqualified purifying municipal pol
Prof T. Merriam OF the University Chicago explained
primary system. A.
delivered address tho
This evening the will following
Nominations Michigan Buttorfod Of Grand
sheridan Colby. % Years of
Primaries l. Hampstead. Meadvfle Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

same The call - tho wounded has
reused the womana heart Ia both.
Much has been alleged % the mis-
appropriation of Russian Red Cross
funds. ! know nothing Of that Il
took place In the great cities. where
men fatten on contracts and enrieh
themselves In the distribution %
funds When the wounded are
screaming. and suffering lips are
muttsring farrwells. only a fiend
could keep hack the help that is
needed. Such fisndn are rare %
Wartime. know only heroes
among the surgeons. hsrolnoa among
the Skaters OF Charity. Their work
ls a monument that wiil live 90 the
glory 81 the Rod Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
DISCUSSED
BOODLNG

SACRAMENTO. Feb. o.-The sen
ate devoted the morning session to
a discussion u the question whether
ths four members accused ~ taking
brides be allowed 60 testify under
oath before the senate committee
making the Investigation Of the
charges o. bribery and thereby being
absolved from proaeclsiou In the
courts of law.
The chairman Of the Investigation
committee presented resolution
asking Instructions fro mfhe sen
ate. Il II held 90 granted that SOME
n not all the senators under HuHpl-
rion would make as absolute con-
fesalon aa Jordan II allowed 10 DO 50
under oath.
Jordan repeated before the grand
jury this morning his confession Of
completely IN the senate bribery tho
same - he stated 70 the committee
last night.
After coming from the jury room
hs said
II ! had done what those senator's
wanted me % %. pcrjured myself
before the senate committee. ! would
be- IN ialI today and they would be
laughing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

upon faith and prayer 10 briuEabout
recovery.
Mr. aud Mrs henderson are not
noweltpa. but they formerly be.
oinEed 20 the church OF the cult In
Seattle having some time ago with
drawn for some reason
Last might tho parents Of the dy-
ing child threw away the aronitc
and other prescriptions made by III.
J. ~ Chapman The latter was
called tn AZ the last minute % salts
Is the demands Of angry ueiEhbors
aud Ia make out the death eertif-
cato In ease the ghild died
The fact that the medicine had
been discarded was reported TO
Health officer Ludlow this morn
ing ilc went ont "a make an In.
ysatIEation and will probably Hur-
coed In prevailing upon the parents
Co cali a physician "a their aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
MURDER
TRIAL
pakAeiN6 TESTIMONY OF.
ttREo ~ TsE WEBER CASE

AUBURN. Cal. Feb. s-Clarence
a@a' vas The star witness at the
A'asr murder trial today and tes-
- % assisting IN bringing the
: SIS q the Weber family from
'lfning building.
~ aaso eorTohoralsd the tasfi-
q Walter Crosby. Who saw
-. - ,ssisnfaat pass BY his livery
- shortly before the fire vas
=. : = Powell bad previously tefl-
h IA TIE defendant had entered
asaiefioan hotel wash room lugt
=. ~ 70 that time and May Clark
49,, IN coming from the direction
- weber home and toward the
sIiean hotel.
a. '7.Af also testified that the found
:. 10 With which the murder
;. s'iashtlY been committed un-
-. ~ Weber barr. He said the
- "a vas covered With blood and
$50. - nnloaded shells in the
q .l's and five loaded ones lay
-. witness uaa on the stand
~ q the forenoon
49, ~ Tor the defense tried TO
-. - testimony. but failed.
u. 81 = o. Witnesses viii 20 on
a., ss lais Afternoon and testify
Wy aid not see The defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

the enemy An empty stomach h. an
Inconvenience In time % battle. but
a very present help when an enc
mrs ballet burns It's way through
the vlacara
The uElIest wounds IN the var
are those oceasioned b. spiintsra
AMI - Jagged fragments u ahrap-
neL These
TEAR THEIR WAY THROUGH
the tissues and carry Into the Re-
-eaaes % the body dirty rags 81
clothing and Jumps Of mlrrobe-
laden soil sabay cuts are clean
wounds that need bat little atten-
ton aud a needle to cure. unless ar
terfca or great nerves have been
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
NEW ELEVATORS

The Pioneer building, on Pioneer
square. Is to have two large and
up-to-date elevators put In at once.
The building has one now that Is
small and slow, which Is ineonven-
lent 10 the passengers. Work start
ed this morning in the tearing up
of the floors and it is progressing
very fast Tho elevators viii be
Installed and running by the middle
II March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
DIRECT PRIMARY LAW

To Readers hs
The Star county
other
II to The senator and
each day for The Star will publish
vi the Direct Primary btu made law defeated hod-up
Olympia
ncighbofs
senators
they II a
senator and 9
This and this only. the
accomplished
Do not send the The hu,
Olympia The q
forward them to the officials hut to do
In the future.
This important. Voter. 30 a. al once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
HE SAYS
NOTHING

" no ~ ne
AL the prisoners At the county
jail. the iaiier himself the members
of che insane com mission. the aher-
m and all bis deputies and the pro
cossaion Of struggling visitors that
harrow the souls % Jailer =, is.
aud Assistant Jailer Mcleod. who
take alternate shifts at superintend-
Ing the housekeeping Of King eoun-
ty'a iron -lafticed boarding house
all are wondering who he Ia and
what It may have been that dazed
him into dumhnsaa
lie lie good looking and Is about
90 years old lie was brought in
from Reniou yesterday by Constable
Jack Macy and he hasn't said a
word since This Ia one Of the reas-
nuH why they say be Il insane. al
though IL has been said that there
o. much of wisdom In silence
The new and unnamed tenant Of
the county Jail r. held on suspicion
OF being insane Constable Marcy
found him walking around Rsntou
aImlesaly and singing and crying
softly To- himself Some women and
children we're frightened at his
strange actions. go last night Macy
rounded him up and brought him
into seattle. turning him over 20
the sheriffs office Not since h.
vas arrested has the young man
spoken. although kept for over an
hour before the insane commission
this morning every effort being
made TO induce him 10 open his lips
In appearance ne seems perfectly
rational aud the physicians Of the
commission pronounce him OF per
fectly sound health He keeps his
eyes dowHcast. but when spoken TO
looks up. a mournful bat apparently
rational expression In his eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
WILL DO n
NEXT SUNNI r

Construction OF the extension of
the Lake Union street car line.
which has been asked by the Lake
Union improvement club. will begin
ucxt summer President Furth. Of
the Seattle Electric company. 50
stated at the meeting Of the eorpo-
rations committee yesterday after
noon In response 20 a question from
Councilman Mullen.
Furth said that construction could
not be begun yet because the ground
IS too wet and the street Is in too
much danger Of sliding As soon
as the weather will permit. however.
he promised Mullen that work will
begin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
DOUGLAS STORY WRITES HORRORS OF rHG BATTLE rrLo
AND rse WORK the RUSSIAN REQ eRoss-woNpgR
Fut SURGERY Is LEAVING Few eRIpPLEs

The Japanese bullet Is 70 small
IS initial velocity Is 30 great that
L rHfs It's way through hone as
through cheese Men hold up a
hand that has haan shot through
and Tor ali slgu OF their suffcfiuE
there ia upon it merely a little red
mark Ike the bite OF a mosquito
In the war men have been shot
through the head. through lungs.
and through the abdomen. who 60.
day arc fulfilling their rvrImental
duties a. though they never had
come iu contact with a Japanese
bullet.
For recoverles 81 men shot
through the abdomen much thanks
Is due "a the empfinc.a OF their
stomaehs az the time Of engaging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
CONFESSED

Dan Lyons and james Muah1u
have both been formally charged
with attempted burglary bY Prose-
cutting Attorney MuaHutaHh Patrol
man Dolphin caught them toying o.
effect Ha entrance ne 1929 Ih.rI HH-
euua. The wire screen protecting
tho front or tho einar stand had
been broken ana bent They both
acknowledge that they had tried 70
enter the place 10 Jaitar ar.fath.
Tho attempt occurred ou the night
OF February g. The case Will be
heard before Justice George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

The willing assistants OF the sur
seems are the Sisters of Charity
eHeyed lAaaea from Finland and
the Rattle states. magnificent black.
haired women from the Caucasus
round aud matronly bodies from
siberia. In the great hospItaIa
those which are the gifta of the em-
press and the kraud ducheaaca. AT,
ladies of the court. ladies OF title
and the daughteu OF great land.
owners. Those ladies work a. Gle
the meanest peasant women from
the steppcs The hand that binds a
Holdiors wounds may be the dainty
hand Of a countess form 81 Peters
burg. or the toll-Woru hand OF a
conyict.s daughter from lrkutsk
The feeling that inspires each Is ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
SHARP DEAD
SENATOR FROM ELLEH8BURo
PASSED AWAY THIS MORNING


OLYMPIA. Feb 9.-senator J. =.
Sharp. Of Chelan and Kittitas coun-
tics. who has been confined 10 his
home. at Ellensburg. for the last
few weeks. died this morning at II
O'Clock. according 20 a telegram re-
eeiycd by the senate this afternoon
Senator sharp WAS present during
the first few days of the session.
bat contracted a cold and was forced
10 return % his home.
Arrangements for memorial sery-
lees In the senate are being made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

while Joe Van Alta was eating
guests NJ his home. In tho Waverly
flats. last evening. q bold burglar
entered tho house through the porch
window and went through the bed
room. The burglar made himself
secure by locking TIE door leading
into the dining room and placing a
trunk against the pantry door. 20
that no one could approach or in
trrfero.
The burglar then turned every
thing Ia the house upside down. but
secured nothing Van Alta Is pro-
prietor OF the Zig Four shaving par
IHra on Pike street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
MAY DIE OF
NEGLECT

Dreaming with the pain Of typhoid
fever. Ruth Henderson. years old.
lies AZ the home Of her father. J.
X. Henderson. 1902 East Forty-third
street. az the point Of death without
medical attendance. Although the
child has been dangerously sick for
a week no physician was called IN
N yesterday. the parents relying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

$50 long us hi rraeIleury remained
in aisht Or Frank i.asreIIeH bear
Ing the familiar tune told hIa coach
man 10 stop. and r1Ha Iu honor af
The auFerHIKu The ambaHHadar re
manned standing nH long % the band
played and the band played a# Tong
u The Ambassador was In #IFHf l.
was not until the emperor laugh
iuFly RraHped the situation that tho
music ceased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
TO help OUT
new MEXICO

WASHINGTON. Feb. a petit
ton Is being circulated in the house
calling upon the chairman Of the
republican caucus TO call meeting
for tomorrow To outline the party
action on the statehood bill. recently
amended by the senate 10 strike out
the vote for Arizona and give sepa-
rate statehood to Sew Mexico
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Attor-
news FOR J Samuel MeCue. Char.
l0ttsyille. sentenced 20 hang tomof
row for the murder Of his wife to
daY filed with the supreme court an
application for stay Of execution
and a wrlt Of error The decision
Will be announced late THIS afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

assisting in any manner at the fire.
Tomorrow will be- the important
daT. A pawnbruker from san
Francisco will Identify the pistol al
sold b. him TO a young man an
sweriug the description Of Weber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Y. J. Coyle. assistant general pas
seuger agent at Vancouver for the
Canadian Pacific railroad. arrived
I'm town this morning on his way
10 Portland Ills trip II for the In
terest Of the road In fixing rates
for the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

4 laughable incident occurred
after the kaiser's luncheon al Pots
dam on King Edwards birthday.
The kaiser had given orders that as
Sir +. Lascelles. the British ambas-
sador. drove 20 the station the band
should play God Save the King
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Put date here
taxpayer of your district I urge upon you to do all In
accomplish passag. providing
a DIRECT PRIMARY LAW.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .,............
Sign hero
,...........s ..t............,.
Address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Psluimmons. ii25. bananas.
per bunch. tz6oWai dates. per ID.
bh0gc. figs. y II bricks, ti7s.
figs. lob cartoons. C0W75c: grape
fruit per box. & 90. Lemons. choice
and fancy, 1z50u3.00: oranges.
Seeding, $500 ITS. navel oranges.
fl.i5H 49, oranges. Jap. bale. 81 %
Glib, ieara. 800. apples. cooking.
50cm9l 90. apples. fancy. tIHIso.
crauberrles. g. G0W 1000. pone-
RfuuafeH. half orange cases. g27s.
piueappIeH. per doz, $4,000 $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

California strained. Ter ID. &c:
California fage. per 10. Ifc. honey.
extract. per n. 7Qshc. Oregon
grape cream. Io-case lots. 8 30:
honey Yokima, i2Mc. Clifornia
white. et-lb. boxes, 1s.Go. Olympia.
boxes. t24zzb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Sugar

Golden g. In sacks. IS So: extra 9,
in sacks. $3.50. powdered. In bar
rels ig.to. dry graduated. In sacks
ISIS; cube. In barrels $3.50. beet
sugar. t6.05. maple sugar. lie. Less
\ c II paid within &c DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Butter and Cheese.

oregon cheese. 13hes Eastern.
crooks. Z5u2sr. Washington cheese.
he cream brick cheese, Ice, but
Ter. native creamery, 1zc. eastern
storage. in tubs BE. eastern
storage In bricks. &c. cooking. 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Ducks. dressed. I7dIgc. geese
dressed. l5n iGcs chickens. dressed
i6aiIc; turkeys. fancy local dressed
200 &c.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1905-11-29
Proved Fatal.

VIM. Pickering, of Franklin
county, whose accidental shooting
was mentioned in Saturdays
Leader, died Friday night about
8 O'Clock from his wound. The
accident occurred at the crossing
of the Brookhaven and Meadville
and old Liberty and jackson
roads, about 8 miles from Brook
haven. Pickering had been to
Brookhaven and was on his way
home. He was driving a yoke Of
oxen and stopped on the roadside
with Hardy Pickering, Lum
Adams and one or two other COM
panions to engage in target shoot
ing with a new pistol he had pur-
chased. His oxen became restless
while the shooting was going on
and started off, when be ran and
overlook them and struck one
over the head with the butt of his
pistol with the muzzle toward
himself, when it was discharged
and inflicted a mortal wound ir
his stomach. He is reported tf
have been under the influence o1
liquor at the time, which probably
accounts for his reckless act
Pickering was about 25 years old,
He lost his wife a year or to ago
and had no children.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1905-11-29
Grateful Thanks,

We beg to return our grateful
thanks to friends and citizens OF
Brookhaven for their liberal cash
contributions to the Baptist Or
phan's Home at Jackson. This
home was burned down a few
months ago; and at no time, in its
history, can money be more ac-
ceptable. The amount raised by
the Baptist church and by general
contribution was $117.50, which
will be duly forwarded by Rev.
R. H. Purser.
MRS. l.. II. BAGGETT,
MRS. JOHN PURSER,
EUGENE M. BEE,
Committee.