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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
KENT NEWS ITEMS

Christmas AaY a. Kent aeeusd IS
be- iina 81 speeiai good cheer aUd
harFEHFas. eFersan IL 80 prospect
Gus and happY that there ssslua to
BE- ne place Tor gloom and suffer
ms Christmas tree ard santa
Clans exercises were held ia prncti.
eany ali ~ ihs churches and many
hundreds uf children Mera madr
Niaa with their presents from
friends and from the SUNDAY
srhassa
Sis Drum Hud daughter tapk
C-hfisEiHas alnnnf 81 Seattle sith bet
siaisf. Mra Montgomery
NJ ana Airs Frank Hest - The
shoe fiffn u Raymond ard fioYf
Hsau4e and NJ Bua NFa Vernon
MatAterks spent Christmas with
Mfh 81 n Maadarks ~ ksuf
1'ts mNfr hants report an nnuHuai-
~ SEED Christmas trade. Some even
soy fhaf ths iaal north ives the
beat eaunth they over bad
MN ant Mrs. Lawrence Wsster-
man a Seattle. spent christmas aay
with ~. and Airs y - Wallace
~ p Haicoub. Fau Titus ans
Taga Barnes afu horne ffnm the
WEISS aatnn stale ceiieke BE Puli
use rsualHs fhe holidays AZ v
Csame hna Mf tfht ~ Snohaf niah
ana 81 T'aiauist q Everett came
Hlfh thsn auH wsfe here tew
days an thsiF sa3 hnme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
WANT RESIDENT
LL0YD'S AGENT

Tha movement "a secure a resi-
dent Llnyda szeui fnr Seattle L.
fnestinF Ntth general favor among
shipping men. ana villain the Past
faffulEhl a letter. signed by a nam-
her - offieiais o. these Interests.
has hcsu sent q TIE secretary -
I4ayaa committee. fsoudon asking
that q honm fise resident uf Seattle
be appointed agent says The Rail-
way and Marine MemH
capt panion. whose horne 10 IN
Tacoma. is the accredited flgTds
agent Tor thla city but IN ne has
stated that be wfti mot give ~ hts
residence a. TaepHna o. iiSe in Seat
lls Ehippinx men - fhis citY are en-
fsAvofieE = ssaeurg the appointment
of seatfia nan
The letter asnt % London states
that n would be most Desirable 20
have On agent Ter THE district abo
is resident % THE city. that owing
10 the present and growing import
lance u this eity as n shipping and
business center. beluH nov - far
the largest port Oh the northwest
eeast % America. they fssi that the
time has come when the city de-
serves such recognition. and should
have a iocai man ss theiF fepfcaen-
tafige.
The letter further states that the
sisngrs DO not wish IN any way 70
reflect on ST. part8n's Integrity or
ability. but rs he does not vish 90
become n resident ~ Seattle. they
would like o. suggest The appoint
fnsnt II a Seattle resident as gent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
BREMERTON

HlfNMERTOS. Dee "a. THO NOR
chants ~ 8femyrtnn express them
selves AZ very much pleased with
she Christmas trade. Some had not
secured their goods ordered iu the
cost bat were. nevertheless. able
90 tN a good business.
Philip Turner has been appoint.
ed administrator 81 the joe iiuehef
estate Az nurher WsH lost ia the
Dik Disaster and leaves a sister. liv.
ina ia Ice Angeles. ha ths only
heir
rhe gai bah given on Tuesday
niHhi was attended BY a number
~ ptapie from Seattle.
Tho Albany has been IN dry dock
me naHt week e. have work done on
her -hsathlns Ehe viii be Ia dock
a loas time
Il 7 kaane left on Friday evening
fcf Pert Huron. Mich where be was
called ~ ne death ~ bis mother
a b. survived the death 81 bic
father bat anr week
Tie clerical fures - the yard il
rom planting Of being averwoftsd in
trYinE GO set eff lhe SURVEY ou the
Wisconsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
SARATOGA OFF
FOR ALASKA

with Christmas trees nailed 10
the maHts. the social hall gally deco.
rated and the many passengers ex.
changing greetings of the day, the
steaIea Saratoga. Of the North.
western Steamship company. sailed
AZ 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning for
Valdez and Seward
On hoard the ship we're 50 pas.
aenRers bound Tor the north. all Of
whom eNpect to spend the remain.
der IL the winter there Among
them was Dan kalno. a we'll known
mining operator Of the Sushitna
district. n = Millard. another min.
inE man Of the Galena district, aud
s. A. Hemple. Of Valdez. who lost
about 100000 worth Of property In
the recent fire AZ Valdez.
The cargo consisted mostly OF
feneral merchandise. although
there we're 81 horses. 10 be used
on the Fairbanks trail The horses
are very heavy drauEht animals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
ICEBERG AND
SHIP BATTLE

Advicca FROM BOSTON state that
the schooner William Nottingham
.uf Seattle BAD reached there safe
", after a severe trip ~ rs daga
fFum Port Townsend.
Mate J II smith relates a most
hazardous sioff q the trip. SAYING
that the ereg expected every min
ute "a Be crushed TO pieces anaer
"a iceberg witch waa encountered
off Cape Horn For three days the
ship battied with the hers. which
was fsai cloalax aruand the vessel
IL was unif ~ the extraordinary
seafnanship ~ Can't Alfred keexan
of Seattle that the ship ssa saved
The Nottingham ans thc first
tnuf master 10 80 aEauua che Horu
hal the firet ia eafrr large and
cumhege0me deekload frpgn coast
~ coast Tho ship l. II toiz tons
burden ami Il naned b. tbs Giahe
Navigation company II this elly
she eaFFAsf a erew Il eleven. count
ing birth ends ~ the ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
PRISONERS
HAVE GREAT FEED

merry Christmas" vas wished
through the irons
Visitors a. Jail
Occasionally Tho Jingle n the bell
a. tho door announced the coming
81 q Christmas visitor. and the Jail
er admitted g plfceiladen man ar
woman But Christmas gifts at the
jail are pathetic things There Is
little that q prisoner may enjoy and
there are few 81 the conventional
sifia which 90 NOT bring Jumps 10
fhe throat because u their very IN
eoHRHltF There ia iitfle which
man lu jail may Boz given which
viii mot induce betierueaH merely
because be- cannot use II. save to
baec0. and tobacco ln quantities
Was brought throughout the morn
ing There arHf few ~ the prison
era 20 unfortunate that no friend
could bring thcm plugs or fine cut.
or even cigars And II one IL more
fortunate than bis fellows. there fs
the kangaroo court 10 effect It's
naive ana curious justice
Present for Esther Mitchell.
In the wOmon'B ward there is not
even tobacco which taetfn frlond
may bring For instance. an init
mate friend ~ Esther Mitchell, the
Rifi murdereas u her brother. who
has recently been moved back TO
the general Women'H ward, was
given last night q pair n shoes and
an umbrella Scores 81 such In
oouEru0us and pathetic gifts were
brought Tuesday
In Iailer Larseus office a fire
danced spintedly on the CRATE. but
the cheer did not penetrate be
yond the walls ~ she private office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
EVEN PREsERTs WE'RE GIVEN
TO THOSE BEHIND STEEL
BANS - ESTHER MITCHELL
HEMEMBgRED

Al the county jail. IN the base.
ment Of the great grim. gloomy
court house. the spirit OF Yuleiide
Tuesday dispclled a little ~ the
sadness that falls like a veil upon
The place whenever the usual quiet
Of a holiday ereops upon rs long
dark corridors
Il IL "a pathetic thing Christmas
day NJ the jail. pathetic because
the iallera and employees. into
whose care justice has placed IT,
army Of under men, feel their
hearts aud their sympathy going
ont mistakenly 60 those behind the
bars. aud they are helpless, almost.
10 do anything Tor them Il Is the
only day in all the year. perhaps.
that the TALLER. accustomed - be
cold aud achoOled Ia hardness. feels
the sweep ~ something strange
and would do something that be 10
powerleaH 10 do
Turkey for Prisoners.
Tuesday tho cook Ia the big kiteh
en- was busy over seven great blk
turkeys which were carved for
dinner shortly after ~ o'clock
The inmates Of every tank ate
turkey. minee pie and cranberry
sauce The wardens distributed
the sweets among the scores Of
prisoners with = kinder word than
these are accustomed 10 hear. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
TEREE BLAzES
CALL F|REMEN

Three slight fires we're pat out BY
ihe department last night. none ~
which wsrs caused b. Christmas
greens The damage la each case
vas amau
The first occurred a. s. - 2. m.
If the earuaf Of belmont av ard
Thomas ~ An alcetfie wire Nss
Che cause and the damage aane
amounted te so A. sieEais il the
pwusf - the heuss
A second fire Ht Sos FIRST nv cali
"a aut She fire Department at y 81.
Al axsfbeatsd HtoVe iu the three
story frame house oWna8 hy u ~
llaileg and oreapled bs "a. A How
afa caused SONS 81 worth Of dam
ake
Al 9ti ~ Tncaday fire broke
nai Ia The earant heuss 81 atz Fnlr-
view 81 and caused thb0 damage
Fhe hauas IL twn -sturs ffanas ana
Wan sell gated BY the flames
whieb had gained big headway be-
fore fhsy could - reached - the
Narnaen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
I RA(G|C(
DE:A | H
Little Four Year. Old
Girl Shot at Tacoma
Yesterday.

TACOMA. Doe. % Upan HIS re-
turn from a huntins trip yesterday.
Frank Thomas. a raucher ~ Lemon
hea n. placed bic aoubles barrel shot
Fun in q co4ueF u the Kitchen.
where n saa picked up hy his
nephew. a boy 81 ~ years ~ aEe.
Handling the weapon esreiessiy. the
contents we're disc hAfscd fslH into
the breast ~ Thomans little t-ysar-
old daughter. Killing her Instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
ANARCHISTS SHED
BLOOD IN SOUTH

fng forced 70 call upon the fircmen
for assistance IN maintaining order
she victims we're were hacked 20
pieces Il is believed that the
men were killed early last evening
A. no acreams were heard u Is
thought that several were Engaged
IL the slaughter and that they we're
struck down unawarca Those burn.
cd we're probably burned after
death in an effort 70 hide the crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
TR(JS{ I
BROKE:
Alaska Steamship As
ISOLATION Is No More
steamship Co.
Drops Out.

Tho Alaska Steamship ashocla.
tion, composed Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company. Alaska Steam.
ship company. Canadian Pacific
steamship company and the Hum
bolt Steamship company. Is busted
The Pacific Coast Steamship
company has Withdrawn from the
association and II ia freely predict.
cd that southeastern Alaska will
see ~ large a rate var. alnAhiuR Of
passenger aud freight rates Ne &C
CURED -four years ago.
Efforts are being made bY the
steamship companies concerned 70
patch 40 all difficulties. bat future
settlement seems impossible The
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
together with the Canadian Pacific
Steamship company. backed BY
powerful financial Interests and
having many steamers in their
fleet. can meet ans cutting that
may b. dona.
The Alaska steamship aHaocin.
tion has beon ia existence for "a
number of years and freight and
passenger rates b. this combine
have been kept uniform. Fears 81
a general Investigation BY the
grand jury Of Alaska. uoW IN aea
sion at juneau. lead 10 the diarup
ton u the steamship trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
JESSE HALL IS
OUT AROUND

Jesse Hsll the YOUNG real estate
operator " 80 nas ahut by his faith
er ln4aw. William Constantine Oct
2. wAs ea the atrrel TUESDAY morn.
iua. q beiHg the Second tifnii that
AIR finli has iefg bis horne
It's left arm h pAfalNsed and two
~ tisf finaers on bis right hand are
useless Mf Hail when seen thin
uaurnlna sid This has been
merry Chfistasan for me am
thankfal % be alive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
MAY PROVE To
Be FORGER

G. y Rudolph. q civil engineer.
eas arrested Mnnday on a charge
of dieordeflY conduct b. officer
Humphreys The cause Or the ar
ress was q slight reW Ia > noodle.
iniui. bet Developments Tuesday
morning may prove the man TO be a
iufg~f
some time ago Chief Nnppen.
stein received communication
from The chief Of police ot Portland
aakihE thnf a man by the maine uf
" Rudolph be arrested here on n
chsnEe Of forgery. The description
IL said To ri that 81 C. p. Rudolph.
who viii be held until the arrival
Of a Portland officer TO identify
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

A the tive trains came together
tire gravel ear wss thrown 30 ,ha,
Il crashed through the Jeff aide Of
tire smoker ana shs nsn on ,hls
side Of ths ear were the snsa SER
easiy inlarsd.
John tanning. o. sis Howell 81.
Seattle. Vas a passenger on ths
train. ard oeeuplsd a seat in tire
smoking car.
= ~as on the frOni sea, IN the
snssklng car" said Mr.. Jannlno,
when the collision occurred. THE
freight car crashed thsoash ths end
81 eur car. ~es, rishs past me and
sbsus haif way do~u tire car. crush
inc everything before L. IL seem
Cd 10 strike snly the left aide Of
inc car, ard these On the right hard
seats we're net injured in any way.
Ny knees were crushed We against
ms sns 81 she ear. but vas no,
bruises or injured in any gay"
ssrry N. CHESHIRE. o. Seattle. uss
also a passenger Hs oeseslsd q
seat on the lsn side o. the ear
near shs rear ard was only Slightly
scratched.
John n. Daniels. also Of Seattle.
had lsss Ief, tire smoking ear ara
gene into Ons q tire rear cars when
TIRE collision occurred.
No one in either 81 the two rear
ears were injured in any way.
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NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Dec. IL
4 hafIa plot which has been work
Eg secretly IN NeW Orleans fOr
fsaFs j. regarded as being respon-
sple for the death u six Italians
hgnd murdered thia morning IN n
Nnement house IN Dumaine ~
tome we're burned % death
A terrible panic In the Italian
fazrter followed the discovery of
u bodies. the police reserves be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
DAWSON GOVERNORS
HOUSE IS BURNED.

DAWSON. Y. r. Dec. 70 The
executive mansion u Governor No
Tnnes 81 the Yukon territory was
burned yesterday. The loss. lnclud-
ing Furniture. u tio9.0eo. The fire is
thought 10 have started from an ex-
pioston IN the furnace, Gov and
Mrs Mciauca are IN Ottawa at
present
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MRS. DUERR DIES

Mrs Maria Dncrr. wife Of vii
liam nnsrr. died a the family
home. 10 Broad st. Monday. The
cause Of death VAS general dehil.
ity. Mrs. Duerr was 80 years of
age and had lived In Seattle the
past Is yenrn She was member
~ Mystic Jewel Lodge of Rebckah,
the stevens Relief corps and the
knights aud Ladies' Of Honor.
Funeral services will he held
from the fiutierworth chapel Fri.
day afternoon NJ o'clock Serv
ices viii be under the auspices OF
the lodges Of which tho deceased
was n member intermcnt IL 10 be
81 Mt Pleasant cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
NAVAL OFFICERS
MUST DIE

Vice Admiral keboEatoff. Of tho
coast squadron. which surrendered
20 izpan IN the recent var. to
Eeihfr with - brother officers.
wnH yesterday sentenced 20 death
Tor his actinn Conviction vas -.
cured By court martial under the
clause which provides for death IN
the event of a commander of vcs.
sci o. squadron surrenderlng whom
there WIS possibility Of snfliciinF
inInry upon the enemy
An effort iH being made by
means Of 4 petition 90 the emperor
To have the sentence eommutea 20
az imprisonment II 10 years
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BEEN DONE BY EXPERT
cRAcksMES - no CLUE OBJ
TAlsABLE.

The safe u the Anderson Trans
puffafion company cB the wharf az
the foot % Madison u. 81 Madison
park was blown open b what IL
believed 20 have been professional
cr8ckamen AZ ; O'Clock a. m Tues.
dAy The robbers made their escape
without leaving the slightest clue q
their idsuiity,
capt Tpmrslns Of the Anderson
Transportation company stated that
BE believed the amount uhtaimed
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ENGINES
COLLIDE

BRooKVILLE. Ind. Dec. ga
Fireman Frank Morris. Of Munole.
Ind. and Bert Day. a farmer Of &c.
dar Grove. who waa riding on an
engine with Morris. we're killed yes.
terday IN head'un collision be-
tween two Big -Four trains
~ Becsley. another farmer. was
fatally injured and Engineer James
McEntec Of Cedar Grove was soald-
81
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TO INVESTIGATE
CAR SHORTAGE

Victor n. Beckman has received
n letter from Commissioner Frank.
lin x. Lane Of Washington. statine
that the interstate commerce com.
mission would have representatives
IN Seattle Jan 81 10 inquire into
the car shortage and the eonjee.
ton OF lumber traffic. Of which the
manufacturers have been complain.
inE
This Is not for the purpose Of
trying the suit which the mannfao.
turers have brought against the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
SAFE BLOWN
OPENAT LAKE

viii bs less than $50 IN money.
Checks of ths = a r. transportation
company amounting 20 approx
mateiy t30s were stolen.
Nltro Eiyeerine aae used IN blow
ing open the safe and the effect o.
the explosion broke uaa window
light aud aiG considerable damage
10 the safe.
william Rogers bookkeeper for
the company. left Monday for TIA
coma 70 spend Christmas. and
the loss 20 the company ~
known only a. him. a. be Is the only
ore uhu know what the safe con-
tainesl
Detective Adams with assistants
has heen detailed on the case.
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DRUNKEN FIGHT
DISASTROUS

KANSAS CITY. Dee. 20 In
drunken flEht IN witch 90 nrsroes
participated. raueimHn a. q. Lara
Doe VISA huarked arnsrlesa with a
bsnshali bat aud seriously wounded.
HE ssaaliant ia turn was knocked
out by "a white bartender in the VA
ioeH Hhgfe the row occurred.
Neatly an ~ the Fighters 0rfe In
injured. the rintefH using clubs
Hiqn's. knives and rasnta AL the
WindnhH la the stables of the Amer
lean Express company were broken
By the rioters A number ~ the
negroes were arrested. bat several
escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL.

Father Wei. Freddy. what did
you learn at school todayg
Freddy. Humphl ! didn't learn
anything
Father. Didn't learn anything7
What did YOU do ihen2
Freddy: Didn't do nothing. a
woman wanted 10 know how to.
spell dog and | told her.
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mlnns.oss Club Meets.

The Minnesota Clab win meet ne
the rooms 81 the Alaska club If =
O'Clock this evening George a.
nfaokett. en- mayor 81 Mianea polls.
Wiii address the NESTING
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| Rain
WRECK
Defective Switch Causes
Serious Disaster in
Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD. ia. pee -
Owing tn defective switch a
soulhhuuni train ca thw Chicago.
Peoria 4 ~ Louie road was Nueck
"a yesterday eight miles Ness q
this eitr
Enslneof Edward 4 Eh.gle 1T
apunTfieid uas badly acalaed and
hia lea waa brokea te n In a crit
teal eunalilun
Fireman Phil Phelps was also
seaidsd Tho enEinecr and fife
man fnmpesl
Suur o. che passengers wefo IN
lured
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DRUNKEN SOLDIERS
STEAL TROLLEY CAR

Fort Lcaveuwprth. while celebrat-
ing last night under the Influence
OF liquor raided an seized an cleo
trio car They beat the moioTman
and conductor and ran away to the
fort with the car. which contained
n number Of women The culprits
were placed under arrest az the
fort and confined ia the guard
house.
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THREE ARE KILLED AND FOUR
FATALLY WOUNDED - TIE
TROUBLE OCCURRED De
TWEEN STRIKERS AND THU
GUARDS.

oWENsuoho. NJ. pee 81
Three men dead ana four fatally
Wounded h the rrsal, - Christmas
day battle heiwren sfrikinE miners
ana EnsFia employed 80 defend non-
union warkmru AT the mine o. the
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rsrrssa tns failure % ,hs meter
sn 4 ~erk ,rsin 81 ,hs Seattle
xa,-a lntsrurban Railroad 70
rs<rss perform MS duties this
psr-sss. a sollislsn eeeurrea be.
rssa TIE ~ors train and the pas
rssr train leaving hsrs az Q
ssss shis nornlns.
\ result 81 the collision tse
~ are dead. ons IL fatally IN
rs ard nins are more or Issa ser
ssly inquired.
Il IA wreck occurred near Milton
Ekisn. sboss enc niis cas-, Of
ts~~osa ard aboU, seven miles
~ u Tacoma Tire passenger
Esr ~p running at fsll speed. On
|ss ~sia track tire work train vas
|<zrasne. ard the wotornan had
Pa ahead with orders TO Tag tire
sssNnssr. For sone reason he
hass. The passenger crashed Into
- ~srs train at top speed.
Ire car struck By ths passenger
ma ia; gravel ear, and shfs ~as
|t,rsa Into tire motor car Of the
,nssenger train IN which 10 the
sr>kiss compartment. which was
4'iss stir passenQern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
MINERS FIGHT
PITCH BAT TIE

West Kentucky coal company at
SfurFts. The dead are
G. J. nounnEnTY. mine quart
BILLY MAt.f.tHr, miner.
WILL GRAY. Miner.
The inferred ere
l. I Moore, mine guard. four
wQuuds wui die sam narnehS
dying wiliiam ooch, shot 10 the
afm. iienfY Delaney. shot IA the
arm.
The fight secured ln down
ioen aaioun. a mile from the milne.
raenfy i've shots were exchanged
What pfeeirltate't the frauhle. which.
however, Waa ssnerird. il uuhnoWt.
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2e.-John
d saphore, veteran actor. who
played with the elder John Drew
and actors Of the old school, died az
the Edwin Forrest home here yes
terdny. Mr., saphore was n years
Of age.
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1xss Furth. astieiaI head 81 the
|rnsrean roae. said 20 TIRE Star
go. -rhs accident ~aa caused
/, re fallsre 81 the mstorman 81
! ssrs train 10 itag the pasarn-
= tssln ne had been directed %
|, ssr~sra and attend 70 the mat
y ana failed 10 Dc 90 fer some
,sssa.~
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railroads. but TO inquire into the
causes OF the shortage with a view
OF making recommendation to con.
grcHs TO relieve such conditions
now and 70 prevent them in the fu.
ture.
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mo dead and TEN
I'M RED IN COLLISION
ON IN TERURBAN ROAD

THE DEAD.
il ROSS, conductor. Of Rev. Donald A. Ross. of
sestss.
- HARRIS. OF Kent rnotorrnan of work train.
FATALLY INJURED.
WILLIAM GuIoN, Of Seattle motorman
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
W. Norris. Seattle. bruised about head and body
G w. Bates chief steward steamer Hebraslan, head
say cut
George Broekrnau, head badly bruised.
A. L. Haywood ga c ST.. Tacoma. head and face cut
sd bruised.
C.. Nicholson, sss Thomas St. Tacoma head bruised
wv Ward, plumber. Tacoma. head cut and internally
nuEsd
A w. Anderson, $40 saith st. Tacoma bruised and
ssdy cut.
A. Gilman, Ballard. slightly bruised
A. A. Faux. head cut
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BANKER TAKES
HIS LIFE
lserIns, reIsarsph ssrvIes.l

MtNNEAPoI1s. Dec. 49,. Heber
Medic. "a woll-to-do banker. hanged
himself here yesterday. because 81
dependency over the death OF his
wife A month ago.
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TOO SMALL.

Did you ever try any of smalrs
2s-cent dinners7"
Yes. ] ate three Of them today
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STEAL cAa LOADED WITH
WOMEN AND MAKE REcoRo
RUN TO FORT WITH FAIR
PASSENGERS.

LEANESW0hTH. Kan. bec. Is.
A number Of eavalrYmen % the
squadron 81 the Nlnth. stationed Mt
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LETTERS AUTO
KILLS NEGRO

WASHINGTON. d c, Dee. Ia
Joseph Letters automobile this
morning killed Samuel West, aged
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"A years. negro. The chauffeur
was arrested Letter was riding In
the machine.
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