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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
TAKEN
FROM SHIP
'etHrER ON THE VILE De
MhousE GOES MAp-TER.
"lE TRIP OF THE SHIP rs
~oRTEo PROM ANTWERP.

e s..ofding 70 the story told b.
- Of the French ship Vile De
=. s''alse, now lying of West Sc
many hardship we're ex.
s.aesd on that vessel during its
! 2 ~, non Antwerp around the Horn
s.e a'.s.neisF De Guen, the ships
a. shlef was taken ashore from
|s.s..l, a yeritabie maniac. the
IA 80. =. Ne dread beribsri which
al. =, becams afflicted with
e. ~ TIE Horn. The vessels
|sssas -. =. afflicted With the ioath.
|bnslsaI s'aay and died JUL !, being
h. fsc., NJ seamen VINO we're sick
~ s,s1.s.lny through the aid OF
xsssfs'asion nnd sarefnl n,tra
.nlsh VAS obtained 4, sha yee.
"nysl 81 Port T.os Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
CHILE APPEALS
FOR HELP

WASHINGTON. n. G. Sept. Il
John Hicks. minister 20 Chile. re-
ports that suffering, resultant from
the earthquake. ~ intense through
out chile, and earnestly appeals to
the people OF the United states TO
quickly respond 60 the calls for aid.
Contributions should be cabled TO
the lied Cross society in Chile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
DANIEL BROKE CONTRACT.

because w. W. Danel failed 20
keep his contract to pay his wife.
MAJ Daniel, as q month " she
would leave him. a judgment was
rendered against him this morning
In the sum Of $3.50. being the
amount accrued since the couple
separated IN 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07

81 campaign fund idea as II Is being
operated Ia New York II does not
appeal 70 me as practicable. but az
merely exaggerated form OF re-
Z traction. do not believe that con.
tributlon amounts should be limit
cd. NJ idea IL that individuals
should give according to their
means 20 support their principles
Of government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
srsrkr NOT ENDED.

= u. Gray & 60 have received
fslsrteehic Information fTofn San
FsfAnsiaee that the sailoFa' strike
i not settled However. ihis all
uot Interfere Nith The sailing 81
fhh steamer Rainier from san
Fs44nel@vo tomorrow. az arrange
fnssats have been made for a fun
cfN@ at sailors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
WANTS ST. LOUIS
PAPER WATCHED

WASHINGTON, ID. O.. Sept. Il
Ambassador Thompson, AZ Mexico
City, denies that there r. any anti
American feeling In Mexico. lie
asks tho state department 20 take
stops 10 suppress the revolutionary
paper, published IN Spanish. II 81.
L.et#lsN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
OEFUNCT BANK
PLANS BUSINESS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept THE
directors and depositors have nc
copied the plan Of reorganization
of the Real Estate Trust company
II IL proposed 20 select Receiver
Earle for president and allow him
20 put the plan into effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
nxessl OF MAS oAILky.

~ tan<rai Il Mrs Emma DALEY
~ vi. shls uCFnsuE 1T 80
m tun ne RanueT " Afson
ptzs sAsn fsmCxra to she Church
< lhr Iaay % Good Asip. from
nc g1ace he h0siY was taken 80
1saq renslsFy. where lnfsTmeut
N nnss Mrs pailey wa2 the
~ q M trunk tfap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
sn.R nuers TOMORROW,

4 meeting of the local bar slll
Re kslsi AZ 2 o'clock tomorrow morn
lax IN department No I. q the
.mfs-rfof court, Ia hear the reports
frusn the committees appointed 20
pTxpaFe appropriate tributes 20 the
rssumorieA Of O. Elliot johnson.
Abraham Jacobs aud Alfred Z
fsmFdncf. deceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
SMALL BOY MISSING.

T4 a. I.nlaRef, 1i19 II. John 81,
asks the police 20 locale his s-year-
old sos, who disappeared yesterday
.e.fnsss. re lad was placed on =
se,say,Oo oo,ond car. but for some
.sosew Oiled 10 reach his destina-
,esa uln description = na'followas
'&nvv build. llRht eompiexion'
kiuon hair aud blue eyes, and wore
wlieb last seen dark suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
IMPROVEMENT eLuB or
QUEEN ANNE MEETS

Tonight. az O'Clock. the Queen
Anne improvement club Wtll meet
In the tssona. corner 81 Garfield ~
AID Queen Anne az. The east
driveway vii BE- ~ Tor discussion
and al residents aEa asked 60 al.
tend The meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
ksLLvs REQUEST GRANTED.

Robert Kelly n one Of the best
employees Of tho Great northern
railroad, but he cannot lot whisky
alone. Several times Robert has
been ln the city jail. cllasEed vita
dfupkenneaa, but each time wac fe-
leased upon his promise ~ leaving
drink alone. Yesterday be was sn
again. after being released about
seven hours. lie asked the court
% yut him on the chain gang for
one week. inst he might &ber up.
Jn2se fofdon gave 10 five days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07

For the benefit Of Mr sayiIle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
W. =. sARo WANTED.

The l. r. Gray Steamship com.
pany has important information Tor
W. u. bard. formerly 81 Nome and
Seward. Alaska. n be ia IN Seattle.
or any one knows ~ his where.
nbouta Mr.. Gray would like TO be
informed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
BIG SEATTLE BUNCO
GANG NOW IN UTAH
SEAL POACHERS
ARE RELEASED

WASHINGTON. n. G. Sept -
The department of iassice today OF.
dsred the district attorney ~ Val
fes AIaska. 20 fsls aTe the fiye lapa
ne4o captured al s. Ceorxc's ~
land as assl poacheFa. as the
charges are unsuataimea,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
POST OFFICE CLERK
COMMITS SUICIDE
DIDN'T KNOW
TWAS LOADED"

TACOMA. Sept 2 Fred Nelson
accidentally shot himself this morn
ms while cleaning "A loaded reyol
yer lie tried TO raise the hammer
OF the sun BY ppinE with u
against window sill. with the
usual result Tho ball passed
through bis hand aud les lie II
not seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
HOP OUTPUT To
Be LARGE

Fifty thousand bales Of hops from
Washington Is the estimated output
of :. V. Ramsey. OF the Washing
ton Hop company. Mr.. Ramsey
stalos- that the hop crop this -,eis
the rain, II A. .x<<<<..-<f
ne tn securing piokers % NHsy~-
Tho hop output OF Oregon, TIE
largest hop bearing state u the
Union. viii be approxlmateiOi2o .-
600 bales. and that or California;
the second IN sixc. will be $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
puRoEo OF CONTEMPT.

Julius Storm. who made his APP
pearance yesterday In Judge Fra
ter's court in slightly inebriated
condition and who was sentenced TO
the county bastile for three days,
this morning pprged himself of co.,
tempt aud was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
loNosHoReMAN STEALS.

Detective NJ. r. Hubbard last
night arrested Charles Mellen, u
longshoreman. whom he charges
with stealing a check and IS In
money from safe In the office at
pier 6. the agents back heine
turned az the time. Mellen attempt
ed an escape. but was speedily cap
tnrcl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
INJURED IN RUNAWAY.

Ed Howell. a teamstcr, while
driving down Union at al & O'Clock
laal night. lost conttol of his team,
: nich ran lOvay. throwing him out
!. ft.fhe corner OF Hoventti ay. tDd
II M nt. where hh was picked Up
~ v uuconycieos condition and re-
.ed TO the WsysIdc hospital ~
~ hoapltai u wRk}earned that his
4nrlan we're aliRM consisting ~
az bruises. there being -
N I'm bones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
NIL FIRE ITS
/ FIRST GUN
xayr,s ECONOMIC CLUE TO
.c.r cpfs MEETING TO
rsscw Slcf-r AT THE Az
srorua.

swxrzx nixkt II the Auditor.
= = rvarsh Az The Seattle
ksrsl< elaA will bold The first
- n<sslss 70 rlsce ~ side 81
! s.al<al ovusrshIq question
fzz giff14ns
! ,nlsf 70 give The opposition a
= cd ard an opportunity to De
- b the hess advantage. the
sz<aal osneF&hip committee has
s.s 70 Aal6 No meetlnEs tenor
\ saht. Bat 10 sdvise persons
= ~ sin n dcuht a. 20 hos
4 nssnz 10 vese 10 atsead The
4Er. n<stlax
~ H.zksrs selected for TIE
,<ua< ~ " Ffink. FreisrieN
laxaza 1oAn n MeGraw. J 7.
|sxzs NJ Ttamzs Bafke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07

Elmer VALDEZ. 1890 south ! ST.
Tacoma. came 10 Seattle yeatefday,
aud becoming loat. WAS picked np
en- Washing pn 81 by Pairoiman
klnH The boy. who II ouls . years
Of axe, IL held BY the police mntron,
awaiting word from his father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
WATER SUPPLY INVOLVED

J.. 4. Fineh has asked FOR per.
paiasaf injunction restraining W. W
nrs.k aud l.nla Beck tfcNpaAsinE OF
Ia any way molesling with the
wnfAr adppiy Of block 10. Ravenna
pafk springa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
PRISONERS
RELEASED

WARSAW. Sept six soldiers
IN prison here mutinied mad killed
the director OF the prison and re-
leased So revolutionary agitators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07

T Frank acofieid and WMan
o'co,oer. 'wo se' ~, ,ha w.,er'
front hy pntrolman nrookas VINO
sent them up to HEADQUARTERS,
where they are booHed without a
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
FIRE:ME:N
INJURED

ST. LOUIS. SEPT. This MORN
ing Assistant Fire chief barry was
fatally hurt aud 10 fircmen were
injured In the explosion Of gasoline
while fighting a fire on Lucan av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07

WARSAW. sept IAN in. :
mate Of an insane asylum near
here ran hmuck today and
. killed seven patients.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
BRY AN WRITES OF THE BIG
THIEF AND THE LITTLE Thief

TM CORPORATION MAN WHO CONTRIBUTES MONEY TO A
CAMPAIGN ron eUslHgss PURPOSES rs AS GREAT A
THIEF As HG WHO srLts HIS VOTE FoR 50 ON ELECTION
DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
j, N Ellis Takes His Life Under Mysterious
circumstances. Mote Left Indicates Some.
Nina Uncanny-.Had Been Employed in Local
p.st Office For Past Four Years and Was
Wall Thought Of.

pos toffice fer nearly four years
and Was always held In high es
ieem. both BY his supcriou IN 81
flee aud by his fellow clerks While
ia the office be held no position
involving financial responsibilities
and consequently q IL not thought
that the act was committed OWNS
60 business troubles Officials aud
employees az the postnffiee this
morning were rgticent regarding
the matter. evidently wishing to
suppress the ease aud shield the
FAMILY as much az possible.
A life vas quite evidently ex
tiuct when the body WAS found. q
phy stefan Was not summoned. bu,
the Seattle Undertaking company
VAS notified aud assumed charge oi
the body sftcr notifylng Coroner
Carroll
Mas In Fine Spirits.
Kills worked IN the pcstaffica rs
tsrday and weN apparently Ia The
best of spirits having laughed and
ebatsad with bis eompAnluuz
throughout the entire day.
The father and two hoya arc At
present working in the mountains
and funeral arrangements vii not
be made until they arrive In the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
Wa. In fine splrl,.

steamer Northwestern sailed fhia
afternoon for Nome heavily laden
aa4 with n good pssSsuEer iiat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
RUSSIAN chLAmITiEs.

|. rOTsIN. Sept 7-Terror' {
. ists started a fire here TODAY :
. and destroyed III houses A
. boy waa burned 10 death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
etssoT VISIT WIFE.

aei'fsn was this morning
',.a visiting hls wife.
-, el@nn. who IL saeine
- 20 Is also ordered 70
senfb during ibe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
TRuELsoN OUT ON BAIL.

!. +. Truelson, local contractor
who was arrested several DAYS age
for collecting 81 zoe from J. 7, Gar
side. representing that material and
labor had been paid Tor ON con
tract for house he was 20 erect ~
ballard. was this morning release'
on a. 400 baii by Judne paNt"
arssavg AoHNr NAMED
The comptroller OF the cur.
rency has designated the Ihird
National bank. Of So. Louis, as the
reserve agent Of the N$aaonai Bank
Of Commerce. Of this NY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07

The Instructed at
Ter the kes William Jennings
b0sn ampy hs doarstot Madison garden In
collection Of funds Mr.
spon prepared the following stmsnt especially for the The
sar.
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tstttstsAttttt
BANK eLuAaANeHs.

! Increase over same
date last year 4ft.p2ifo 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-07
nRYAn.s CAMPAIGN FUND CHALLENGE.

The president lesislate the sub
sect eampagn congress has
Il want the democratic party - challenge ne re
publican partt effective legislation The subject
that. The challenge not be promptly
accepted the democratic party 10 set the republican
pnry an example this subject the democratic party
will from anF cofporauon
senographtc ruport OF W J. bryans haar
Squire speech
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09

Suit for Damages IN Court Il Decided In
Actress Favor.

PARIS. July ga case which will
have much interest in the United States,
where chorus girls choose all sorts and
conditions Of stage names, has just been
decided here. An actress, who in private
life is Mile. Jare, adopted the name Of
sDe Trevise.p She appeared in sketch
called 'Fleur de Peau'. Some time ago
the Due de Trevise noticed the name on
three-sheet posters all over the town. He
considered that the name and '.Fleur de
Peaus did not go well together. and 30
brought an action. The actress and the
manager Of the music hall were both
made defendants.
The Duke asked for an order prohibit
ing the use Of bis name and demanded
800 per day as damages for the time 1t
had already been used. The actress
won, largely on the ground that d
Trevise was common property. inasmueh
as 1t was the name Of street, town,
and family.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
WANTS no EXPOSE
ITs RoTTENNEss
State Official At Olympia Wants II Made
Warm for Mutual Reserve Co.

OLYMPIA, Wash, july ST. consider
II my duty 40 . state official 10 expose
The rottennesa Of this company and its
violation OF the state laws and am here
at my own expense TO testify In per-
formanee OF that duty and 10 see that
the Insurance Department does Ia duty.
hoo" declared state coal mine inspector,
D. c. Botting. on the stand this morning
at the hearing before the Insurance De.
partment, Of charges that the Mutual
Reserve Insurance Company Of New
York violated the ant.rebate laws. and
should be barred from doing business
Ia Washington. Botting and other wit
nesses testified that each had been given
d policy In the company at low rates
and had been told that each would be
given commission ON all other husl'
meas the agent was able 10 secure
through their efforts.
Botting and several Of his friends
we're led TO believe that each had the
sole commission and discovered the facts
on checking up. The hearing has a
peculiar interest. a. agents Of the com.
pany, in the past have made consider.
able use OF letter from the Insurance
Department, approving the company.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
Government viii Prosecute Rail-
road Men.
OBSERVE GREAT pRECAUTION
Careful Not to Compel officials to Tss-
tify at Interstate Commerce
Hearings, So They Can
Claim Immunity.

CLEVELAND, July s.-The federal
officials announce today that G. ],
Grammar, traffic manager Of the New
Central lines west Of Buffalo, viii not
be called as witness before the grand
jury tomorrow to ferret out the violat-
ors Of the interstate commerce laws,
because the officials do not wish to be
put in position where any high rail.
road official can claim immunity from
prosecution, because the government
compelled him to give testimony. The
action of today reveals definitely the
plan of the government officials to strike
at some of the biggest and most in
flueneed railway men in the country.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
Dies Suddenly From Overdose
Of Morphene--Hss
Two Wives.
NE GOES UNDER TWO NAMES
Man Lives For Six Years without His
Dual Existence Becoming Known
Two Families Live In
Same Town.

KANSAS CITY, July s.--Frankie
Lnther. part owner OF manufacturing
plant IN this city, who died suddenly
yesterday after living a double life for
six years, preserved twc separate idcnti.
ties without hIs closest friends or busi.
ners associates being aware Of H. ac-
cording to Investigations Of the police.
As frankie Luther he lived with wife
at 3l3 West ThirtccEth street Az
Fnnk Huffman he lived with Mrs.
Lillian Huffman at 20ol Moneoll avenue,
three miles away in another home. Hull
man was understood to be travelling
salesman whose business took him away
from his home much OF the time. Luther
died In the Huffman house from an over
dose Of morphine, which II Is not be.
lleyed was taken with suicidal intent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
BIRDS ENEMIES OF THE
COTTON BOIL wEEvII

WASHINGTON, July 8. Birds That
Eat the Cotton Boil Weevil, Report Of
Progress is the title Of the latest pub
lication issued by the Department Of
Agriculture. Arthur Fl. Howell the au-
thor, has discovered that 2S species Of
birds eat the pesky cotton varmint, Mr..
Howell collected and examined the stom-
aches of 90 species of birds, Kildeer,
quail night hawks, phebes. blackbirds.
meadow larks, orioles sparrows, cardi-
mails, mocking birds and wrens all are
partial to a diet of weevils but by all
odds the greatest destrOyers of the pests
are orioles and night hawks, In the menu
of the oriole, especially, the boil weevil
occupies the place of fish, soup, meat,
salad and pie. On this account. Mr.
NOVEL; belives thatit is a crime, little
less henisus than homicide to kill an
oriole.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
cANNERYMEN TO
BUILD NEW TOWN
Lower Sound Fishing Mon Pool Interests
AT Lopez Island.

PORT TOWNSEND. July s.--A num-
ber Of canncrymen and ilshtrap operators
Of the lower Sound have pooled interests
under the leadership Of II. A. Sims, an
extensive operator Of this city. and are
planning the establishment Of com.
mon center where they may be supplied.
The plan involves the building Of new
town. which for Its nucleus win have
such industries as shipyard, web or
flshnet yard, machine shops and general
supply depot.
Several sites are under consideration,
but Lopez Island in the San Juan -group,
midway between Port Townsend and
Bellingham, Is favored by Mr. Sims, At
least $l50000 will be expended at the
start, but the parties interests figure
that half this sum can be saved the first
year by getting away from paying mid.
dlemen's profits.
Mrs. Sims Is one Of the heaviest opera.
tors on the Sound, being the owner Of
half d dozen traps and lessee Of two can.
neries, one at Blaine and one at the
Cook cannery at this point, ,Phe latter
will be run for the fall catch, while the
plant at Blaine Is now in operation.
The saving to Mr. Sims interests alone
through the new plan will involve many
thousands Of dollars.
A by.product plant which will manu-
facture creosote, tar and numerous other
products is to be established here in the
near future, great deal of material be-
ing at hand within radius Of a few
miles Of this city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
Police Authorities Coniiscate New
Poem Entitled the New
MarsaIlIse. "
R0JEsTvENsKY TRIAL IS ON
Investig gation Into the Actions Of Cap
:. tain Barahoff of the Destroyer
Bedovi, Shows He Was
Base Coward.

ST. PETERSBURG, July s.-The
Twentieth Century formerly the
Russ has published second poem
by NJ. AmfiteatrofF one Of Russia's bril-.
liant journalist poets, entitled the New
Marsaillse." The paper was confscated
and probably will be suppressed. The
verses are dedicated to Maxim Gorky
and Virtually appeal to an armed revolt.
The refrain goes: "Rise to your rights,
people, array yourself under the red
banner The censors have seized an
anti-Semite brochure entitled Down
with amnesty" and the authors held for
trial. This brochure is especially violent
against members OF the lower house and
calls them fools and says they have
sold themselves to the Jews. News is
received from Bialystok to the effect
that the Jews are In such condition of
panic that they are selling all their
property and preparing to emigate to
America. Testimony in the case Of Ad-
miral Rojestvensly being tried by a
court martial, for the surrender Of the
destroyer Bedovi, has been submitted
and the adress Of the counsel win
probably be complete tomorrow. The
testimony brought out the facts Of the
cold-blooded maner in which Captain
Barahoff Of the Bedovi abandoned the
crews Of the battleship 0slabio, Kniaz
Suvaroff, and the Alexander lit to death
by drowning, refusing to aid a single
person. The President Of the Court vir-
tuaily called Barahofr a coward in open
session. Rojestyensky is the only de-
fendant emerging from the investigation
with any credit. He submitted his case
in lieu of pleading by counsel in the
following words;
'Sirs, Russia's fleet has been humiliat.
ed; the people have confidence in you. I
wait my punishment"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
Cloudbursts and Lightning Create
Havoc in Colorado.
sTREAMsFLOOD THE COUNTRY
Walls Of Water Rush Down Dry Beds
of Creeks and Cause Great DAM
age to Property-Boulder
is Flooded.

DENVER, July s.-CIoudbursts {. and
lightning did considerable damage in this
section Of the state today. In Denver
wall Of water ten feet high came down .
dry creek carrying away foot bridges
and damaging the bridge Of the Denver
and Inter Mountain railroad Two little
boys, fishing under the bridge had a mar
row escape.
In Boulder, wall Of water six feet
high came out Of Sunshine canon and
spread itself over the streets in that
city. Considerable damage was done.
There was damage also at Florence.
Pueblo. and Rockvale.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
Unknown Nan Cuts Throat With
Window Glass.
THOUGHT To BE DERANGED
He Drives His Head Against Thick Plate
of Class and SEEKING the Broken
Fragment, Suddenly Cuts
His Throat.

NEW YORK. July SAN unidentified
man killed himself In an unusual fashion
IN the Bronx today TO the horror Of a
number Of persons who happened TO be
In 81. Maiy's Park. After pacing the
sidewalk for some time In evident men.
tai distress, he drove his head against
a thick plate OF glass in front of a
saloon until II was shivered from top to
bottom. Then, with big fragment of
the broken pane ho cut his throat. A
policeman summoned an ambulance, but
the man bled to death before 1t ar
rived.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-09
corvIcTs ARE CAPTURED.


PUEBLO, Colo July s.--A special TO
the Chieftain from Buena Vista says an
attempt to escape from the State re-
formatory this afternoon resulted in the
death Of two prison bloodhounds and the
capture Of the fugitiyes. Leslie Eastman
and W. y. Ryan by ruse walked past
the guard without interference. East
ham, was garbed in the bookkeeper's
clothes and heavily armed A chase soon
followed, resulting in their capture,
after several shots were exchanged. re-
sulting in the killing Of both dogs but
no other effect. Eastman Is a protege
OF Judge Lindsay.