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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-30
Marine Corps Vacancies.

An examination Is to be held at the
Washington navy yard in the early part
of December of candidates for appointment
as second lieutenant in the Marine Corps.
There are at the present time seven va
cancies in the grade. and it is expected
that there will be lively competition for
them The designations have not yet been
announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-30
Instruction for Artillery Troops.

Gen. Bell, chief Of staff. has issued gen.
eral order giving details OF instruction for
coast artillery troops 1t prescribes that all
military exercises except recruit instruc-
ton, small-arms target practice signaling
night drill. athletic competitions. artillery
practice and submarine mine Instructions
involving work on the water, shall be con-
cluded by noon each day, or as soon there
after as practicable.
The periods of outdoor instruction are to
be made so long as the climate will per-
nit, provided the period of indoor instruc-
ton is continuous and of at least three
months duration.
Coast Artillery troops will receive ill.,
structions in artillery. submarine mining.
signaling infantry drill. small-arms prac-
tice and first aid and athletics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-30
To Be Given Another Chance.

Two former students at the Military
Academy at West Point have been desig-
mated for examination to become second
lieutenants in the United States army. They
are former Cadets Linten and Bowley, who
were dismissed from West Point three
years ago on the charge of hazing It is
explained at the War Department that
these young men are on the same plane as
civilians, and that when they take the
examination at Fort Leavenworth De-
cember 3, they will be in competition with
other civilian candidates
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
ftRe stationery Our specially.
Oregon's Exhibition

The recent celebration at Portland 81 The
hsndreoih anniversary Of the expeditisn sent
10 secure our title to Oregon event " b.eL
es'~msnded the attention 81 the entire world.
Ansther event which attracted the attention of
the eptire world SO yesr- ago was the intrOd1e-
tson Of bostetters stomach Bitters. sad duriaS
those years its record Of cures has been SO Uon-
derful rs to hold the pubic attention eoatiDa-
ogsly. Doctors and druggists eves, vhese have
taken note Of it's wonderful efficacy aud 300
ireety prescribe aDd rccommend ID ~ their
patients. 1t always cures sick o. ssrvo,ns head
ache, indises, ios. dyspepsia cO+,iveD go heart
burn. hai uleney, chiis, colds. asspue ~ eemsls
Is. tot q H,ttle todey froA ., ss avusxist,
also ask Tor free copy of oA 1AS lllsstRatsd
Almanac. h Is very intersstinG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
PoUAerA0n
News Champion Correspondence.
1ua.l..v Ianuarv ,

Tuesday January %.
Gene McGregor is still at the coal
industry, hauling from lola.
The vslleyites are enjoying the
finest sleighing they've had for some
time.
+. A. McGreeor will attend the
stock kmen's convention in Denver
next week.
Snow in the hills about Cathedral
ls the heaviest known since the win
ter Of '9S.
+. J Bowers, +. NJ Bowers, Chas
Tllton and j J. Cobbs were in Gun.
nison last week.
Ed Saunders, Gene Bowers and
Henry Couraud made a trip to the
Blue mesa last week after cattle
without much success. 1t seems
there is quite a shortage in cattle
this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Cnsssus hsw

~s~s-csaa4psop Cerzssyossancs-
No1s.y January -
Mr.. Nod xeni to IAsaver Tues
oas
1... I-..ra R,chara- came ovor
troa. A<asro~s Aons.y
Ckae. krol of 1sHassaa ls run-
n.HG engsns le4 on Cerro hsA
Chas. FrssusAa stopped IN Csmas-
ron lsSs ~s<sA 90 hls cav 10 lhslfa
A dance sar 9.ven at the home
oi Mrs. Gates frs<.~s evening A
good crowd wss pre-ant and al bad
a nerry time
Mr. and Mr.. Eay Hahneukrsti
CRESTED friends darlng the tweuiy
minutes tha, the tram stopped ~
Csmarron >..tnreiay
Mr.. aud Mrs. james O'Ncil for
n,erly Of CImsrruu bot nov # Ouray
passed throash Last THURSDAY with
the remains ct their son. Max. a
promising voung man who had died
al Cripple Creek the day previous.
The FIRST meellna OF the Thursday
evening club was held al Mrs Arte-
berrys A lesson IA American gov
erament was thoroughly discussed
] he following program was rendered
Solo, Mrs. Lsthrop, select reading
Mrs Hazelbsrst; eurren; events 81
lest reading, Mrs tntrlken. paper
on Kindness. Mrs Lathrop, IRstru
mental music, Mrs lathrop, A.rs
Hazelhurst, teacher Mrs Entrikeu
will be the next hostess IN tive
weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
UYU ING W1Y00
g00oo 1AA ~ VOW0
0uvIvS1

Ness-Chanlgioa Corresessoasoaa-
"Wednesday. JasS~sy 3
TIoraee Gsauan went " CsaRe
Creak lass Thursday and wsh uaA
sborg stay
The frlenis II Miss Ida aai ~
Ter Edale Leonard gave thso
birthday surPrIse party last Tsssds
evening
After an absence 1T slx weeks
Mrs. Hesty >huckhart has sesasas
from Alamosa where she vIsstsA -
atIves and friends.
Mrs. VIII prosser lei; for lksvs
lsss Thursday b he gone sadekasss
ly Mr. and Mrs VII frossss ss
pee, 10 move 10 the capital city 20 .
10 give their children the bench, 0
good school.
A dance was gwen last Frsds
nisht az q zor creek at the ho~e'
81 Mr. ad Mrs. Clarence MckkAsl
La spite of unbrokeu rosds -
stormy weather, everybody III
could get there reports q good tsns
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
SRg~sEk
Is.......5..sa coS-os.~scaascs

<.s~.s- k.-...s.5..sl Cerz.ss~sS sabcs-
weliae~aas January -
Nn Barne- ~eni D. Ns.l.a ssrs
sess isE ti.e ygpier.
Lee ssaniey druse over - DcSis
>asaEdsy. EcsaFa4ns >.s- i.y
Mors r. Progressing nseesy on the
Map.. Isaas name and H.8l
Nrs NeD1nsla aad Ars Stanley
~ese vi-stsls Al tAeyss Last ~ees-
The N.giss Leaf boaEesHs hes~s
prepr,esor la been qs1ie ~ Nth
rheumatism
SsliSsille residents are taking al
vantage ot tine sleszhIng and laying
IN a sspply IT coal
About "a inches 81 SHOW on the
level witk the thermpmesor ranging
from ~ 30 s5 degrees below zero
I'd Norman returned from Chicago
Iass week. f.d saws GgpnIson conn
~ is good enough f1r hsm lie is
having number of CLAIMS SURVEYED
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
C~uEd A.1H

Ns~~.C saasVssn Ceszs-.ssaa,ss1s-
T.s.S.~s january it-
Vii Clara iroa 1syios River ~As
40 sosn vsssssa% tr.ss.0s shs F.As'
wes.A
A tins l9posaa eeS arrived q
shs issss.e Il Mr. and Ms J } peyis
i..ss Monday
The dance gsven - the Fla Aosn-
tain nes4l las: SATURDAY. eSeaans wa-
well as,eaaed oae sas ali report a
very enjoyable t,as.
The arrival of q bouncing bsby
i,ss al the hoase Cd n J Boyle i.-'
s..sursl.y caused sus,e a Liberal DIS
F,essss.on oi hne cigars BY she proud
tssser
The new preacher fsr the u c
church failed ~ arrive Last SATURDAY.
but viii be here this week II Is
hoped thai a ooodiy nember vii
tsrn e1t next SUNDAY and give hIm
a hearty welcome.
Hand bills circala,ed around sos n
announce thai the E0bert Burns
anniversary ball viii be elvea by
tbs local Rsthboae Sisters on Tbsrs
dav evening. January 25. A good
attendance ,s expected
DIVISION managers Kendall Of the
Colorado Supply GO and Thomas u
the c. y. Al. Co. made their reou-
lar trips to Crested Butte to kok
after the interests of their respective
companies ., this place aud q
ApthsscIte.
The rotary snow plow cs,se NJ
from Gsnn,so~ Sunday morning Z,
clear the tracks Of snow, and qa.te
fe~ of our citizens were at the depo
to witness the work ID NAV sseH
strange bat several Of those presen
said they had never seen rotar,
work at closs range before in thei
lives
Ira Sieman came up from Gunni
son a few days ago lie has secure,
the contract from the Crested Butt
Coal Mining company to haal Goa
from their mine. This company wa
recently organized with a capital o
45O0OO0 and secured lease on tn
old Beuton x krochevar mine soutl
Of here
| Owing to the severe SHOWS las
week traffic Of all kinds is almost q
a standstlll and the mines wer
compelled TO shut down on accoun
Of shortage Of cars. Al present
however, everything is rannin,
again. Snow slides have hoe
quite common on the surroundin
hllsides but very htsle damage
reported.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
RMisoai Noaes
SPECIAL Cosresponaenee.

$i~ft%i AAtfsSSo&a'is'
Mr. aad Mrs l.. Stewart lefs Tues
asy evening f,r >allia. where he La-
Job ON the road
A. ;. Exter aud aud Frank Mar
TOMS made their regular trip uf
,nspect,on 10 these parts TUESDAY
The main line Of the ID 4 4. G..
u h0ht,ng some saowdrIfts and thai
snakes eur mail feom one 30 two
A1urs late every day
&. a :. trains are not running
with regularity on account Of SNOW
crifts along Ono creek and Alpine
tunnel being blocked.
On account Of injuries received q
couple OF months ago, John Hogan
tas beea LAYING of. but resumed his
duties at the round house this week
The help engiae run over Cerre
IA by Eng,neer Lou Latham and
Fireman Denver Richardson met
sith breakdown TUESDAY aud had
e. he taken 10 Salida for repairs.
Denver Richardson. for so many
Gears conductor on the passenger
tetwsen Salida and Grand Junction
a. now running out of Salt Lake
aud Mrs. Richardson left Saturday
10 JOIN him.
When one and half miles this
eide Of Crested Buttes last Friday
sn immense snow slide came down
upon the train aud though not with
torce enough to crowd ii off the rails
effectually blocked it in. The rotary
look hand in the game and after
- hours in the drifts. train and
crew were again ready for business
vone the worse for wear.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
&rases

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, January %.
Miss Emma Burt is teaching st
Vulcan.
Eugene McGregor has been haul
ing hay for NJ. n. Foster.
+. p Holt is working a few DAYS
for Chas. l.. Tilton on the hill near
the Carpenter group.
In regard to the item in last week s
issue concerning the Copper King
near the Iron Cap, the property is
owned by the Nesle brothers and
sisters. and will he looked over by
eastern men in the near fstSFe to
ascertain the best pethod for treat
ing the orc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
AoOsvilk
p-Chsnpsoa Correspoaaeece


"Wednesday January "a.
Mrs. Antoine kublak took the train
for Crested Butte Sunday
Albert Roper bought rick OF hay
from nan Harris las, week.
A. A Shsckleford and family
sFeat Sunday al the home Of Mr.
sad Mrs. Lang spann
Rasckmen are now driving four
horsee Sno~ shoes are the convey
ances mostly in demand
Lang Spann los, three valuable
horses Saturday night They were
struck by an extra soothbound train.
Losis Lucero is breaking the road
over the bill to TAYLOR river So rs
TO haul the bridge lumber for which
he has the contract.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Daysea Duiac
News Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, January "a.

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, January -.
c 2. Foster is up the Lake fork
on business trip.
Al Croft is down TO stay at b.
ranch for the winter
The Baker boys came down q
Cars mill and are putting in logs
The snow fell to a depth Of sboui
eighteen inches in the Lake Fork
valley
Dan Cameron and Hugh Coburr
brought the Croft cattle from Lax,
Shore to the ranch here for feeding
Harry Youmans, - Bowers snC
Fred Davidson started from th,
Youmans sawmill and were ca1Gh
in a snow slide. Youmans and Bow
ers escaped but Davidson pcrished
Both his legs were broken.
COAL, COAL, COAL,
n L.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
- c.

=. ss-Ca~a.s.as Cocse=pssoasncs
eaas~ei~s Jansary "a.
- kaaze isis today tss Fsee.o.
S@ya uaa~oa Sc0s ~ LhDser
tugisy.
Frssx ksna t4s I~sa saa~s sas
.1ea.tsr toF Ssxss uass.
i.s~,- MscAassbsrg ga he .cn
fss,s eurs ~ the nsspe Wsa1.soAy
ca sccs..as II the kessy .se~s
- wseA. Sors II ske mime kess
sa- .s-senaed ses dave. but cosn-
useueea AGAIN Monday.
Oar sns~ Is atsooi ~ inches and
ihaf hA. made II hard an the ssaos
tar~es They were - tired Saturday
thsi they were Obliged % remain u
GurnI-on ever night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Saoiasss


Ne~s-ChsnpsoH CorrespoeAeace.
"Wednesday, january, "a.
Judge Ssevens passed through Sap
nero Monday ON his way to Lake
City.
Cosss'as and snow -sho-.ns are
hne sports IN and around SSpinero
St this time.
Monday morning was our coleiest
OF the seasoa ~ yet, rs it Registered
"A below zero
Miss Jennie Mclean went TO Gun
n'son Friday sad returned Ssnds,
afternoon. Dsr,ng her absence Miss
Bertha Williams attended to the
postofhce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
nlA
NessChaGpsua Cosreavoaasnoc.

NessCAA0psua C0sresvoadsnoc.
Thursday. January s5.
p T. Sseseas. the we.l kps~r
-ssr&saaa II hontTo~e eesnsy, Was
married ON Jan.ary 18th 10 Misc
Frances hosertand At Elg.n. ll!,no,s.
Cyprsees Eo.v.es~ 10 in For Col
hns attending the Fsrmers lnst,tste
From thence he vii 60 10 Denver ~
he psesoss, at the Csstlemeus Con
veuttop.
h'ss Alnnss Green, having .ecsred
q possssoa IN the Spencer school, lei'
Moaday f~ that place Oar hes,
w,shss sstead Misc Minnie IN her
mes work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
o0--A>A> WhoN you WoodiWO 0lan.
ou A0O 80, o0sssO on6 oO0 Whoa wo
oeO oAoWjNO

Our lO-4 Cotton Blanket in Notified Brown OF Gray
Price per pair TO
good weight Cotton Blanket in Gray Price per &c
nice Cotton Blanket in Fancy Patterns or Plain Tan
Price pair 800
The Colorado ia Outing Blanket in Tan only
Price per pair LIS
heavy IL Cotton Blanket in Gray Price per pr l.40
heavy, wide Cotton Blanket in Fancy Gray effects
Price per pair Its
An heavy, wide Cotton Blanket Price pair 400
Blankets Mixed Cotton and Wool, Gray and White
Price per pair 800
Blanke&s ia size Mixed Cotton and Wool blue only
Price per pair $50
Blankets. All Wool in Light and Dark Grays
Price per pair $50
Fine, wide, All Wool Blankets Light Gray, White
and Dark Gray. Price per pair 600
Heavy Blankets of Fine Wool in Light Gray
Price per pair 7z6
Our Best Heavy Wide Wool Blanket, White only
Price per pair 900
We 49, nev: - ssesk = Del Seresa. Pi'ssws,
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26

AsVAsAATEEs lss vWa psLN~
Stebips. BIiud. B,eeeiins Prot udiax Piles. Drus
=, sts are suthorised 10 refund money II PAxo
tINTM ENT fails to cure in TO ~ d.ys. 5Is.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26

COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Fergusoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Miller {
Parsons
"a! q: .! i

81! :! s.!
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
| Miller {
| Parsons

's;seas = =!
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26

shipment Of NEW COMFORTERS last week. DOWNY, CLEANL>
~ and WARM they proofs the shafts Jack Frost and King Cold
WE HAVE WIDE SELECTION the different LORINCS and PRICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
,,.,,atOrs Of TOday's Big Automobile Race Are
Killed and luiured.-W Wagner, Driving Oar.
r,co Car, Wins the Big Event.

sevtrlns beth legs. the injured mat
twins shortly after
Joseph StndleF was run down Al
t.onE Island hy car driven BY
William Woods. of Boston. his nees
beinE broken staalcr died instant.
Is. George Wynder. Who carried
Siadler across the street, vas also
Knocked dewn William tlord. tho
chauffeur. was arrested
NRrY g Egan. becoming con
fused a. the corner Of Thirty fourth
u. aud Second az, Was Knocked
down and fatally injured BY car
driven b. Henry Sands Many
ether spectators svFr iniurcd, In
seine cases through the reckless
driving IT chAuffeurs and IN Others
hY standing on the track outside 81
the limit prescribed BY the police.
Aneriesns More csgttous.
The hard luck ~ the American
ears IL partly attributed e the
swarmlnx 81 crowds upon the
course. fer the Americans showed
net quite ~ much reckless de-
penasncr on spectators setilnE out
% the way that tns foreigners dis
PLAYED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
MONDAY VINCE FABEN WILL
ASK FOR RELEASE OF Will.
LIAM CONSTANTINE, WHO
sHor his LAW, JESSE
HALL,

Vincent Fahcu. who has been re-
tained as attorney for William Com
stantine. charged with the shooting
OF his son-in-law. Jesse NJ. Halt
announced this morning that ON
Monday he viii make application
for bail for his client
As there Is now a prospect OF
young Hairs recovery. the charge
Of murder cannot. under the cir
cumntances. be made against Con-
stantine. 20 he II entitled 90 he re-
leased on ball
Under the criminal law bail can
not be denied a man accused OF
crime except IN the case of capital
cases. where she proof Of guilt IL
positive or the presumption great.
The condition Of Mt. Hall Is re-
poried Co be somewhat improved.
pr Newlauds. his physician. stated
today that his temperature was re-
stored TO almost normal again, but
that the patient II very weak
Tho conditions are considered ia
vorahte TO Halls recovery intine,
although he may suffer pro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
SAN MATE0 IN
H0WL|NC GALE

The hurricans-lfks storm TIA
fsunaerea the Httis stsamrf santa
Ana four days ago of the Van
r1uxss coast. came Tsey hrar piae
inx TIE Nasne steamer san Natea
IN fusf such a position AeeoFiins
20 capt Ross. u the ssh Mateo.
the squalls sanls pp ou septeubeS
~ ana continued until October 2
aud wsrs Of such violent nature
that at tifnws the safety ~ fhs yes
sci was ia question
According 70 the ios book the
ship vas unmaneKssbls 81 tiHres.
ana the fnatnssiis and trysail Refs
blown away. Other spNFn were boat
Ia the heavy seas. and things be.
ran "a look 80 bad that Capt Ross
had the sea anchor and hawser
made ready for emergency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

West Seattle and the surround
inw suburbs are voting today on the
question 81 annexation The prseiTsf
questions At issue involved 81 West
seattle are first. wheshsr West Sc
afsle shall invite her neiEhbafing
loans ana villages TO unite wi'h her
for the purpose 81 annexation TO
Seattle a. a unit. and second. 70 be
taken up IN the latter places.
WHISTLER aaid towns are willing 70
unlta xith West Seattle for the
above purpose.
West Seattle IL also voting upon
the proposition 20 sell It's municipal
street railway system for $4,000 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
TO START
| IN N ON It'll

ASKED for and contracts let.
sWhlss our charter calls for Ev.
srett as the ultimate terfninus Of
the Oregon ana Washington. eou.
atfacfion VIII be carried Only as
far az Seattle a. present. We wiil
also leave Olympia off the map %
the Oregon and Washington
whether = branch will b. run 70
Olympia 81 a matter for the future
e. determine
PROM Vancouver the line ell
hux the north shore Of the Coiam
pia river 20 kalama The Oregon
and Washington road wtii BE- en-
uruiy independent 81 thu Seattle.
Tacoma intsrufhan line.
Oar Surveys out az Seattle.
hlch wers thoasht TO haye besn
planned with = view 70 making a
connection with the elsctfie line.
wase rot made for this nar.
purpose We ~ill haiid an en-.
ttgsly new Hne of railway between
ths two SQUAD cities lust how we
viii pass through TAeotaa ts sslll
sornex hat Doubtful as there are %
many different lines bcing conaid
cred Construction on the nsw linz
ain b. pashsd threaxh as rapidly
a. possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
ESTIMATES GIVEN

The following estimates on pro
posed local improvements were sub
mitscd to the board Of public works
this morning by city Engineer
Thomson: Lee st, THIRD av N
Mob iIill av and Fourth av. n.
81 goo An extension o. two weeks
was asked by Mir Thomson 10 sub
nit estimates on the following i'm.
provcments: Fourteenth nv. \. e
brooklyn av. y, tsth, Goth, sd,
55th and seth SITS.
Flaeg & Bennett presented pro.
test against the delay In the com
plotion OF improvements on Gilman
av.. Emerson st. and 22d av. W. al
leging that access TO their property
could only be had now from the al.
ley In the rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
uuuon PACIFIC PLANS ARE AN.
npvNcEp = OLYMPIA LEFT
~ TIE NAP - WILL NOT
sAxr ovGH lsrEsuRssa
INC

WTf-ASn. ORE. Oct s-sps
-rz< Unicn Pacific ell start
knnu / lins te Puget sound
udlaa monfh J d faFfvli. Har
6n1s bad nl3n In Seattle. Who
\ ! nzti&ni tosiAy accompanied
tie Hawkins. chief engineer
4 - or~xna and NaShinxfon sail
~ ~ aanEs andef which the
n nA<tnf = building noEfh 70
~ esnd eifiss
y Farrell tosi4y saxs out the
11Eeizx xafhortxee interview
l<AI surk viii probably be
|1rlrd a ~ res line Ia q Ezouth
~ ~ kzs h<<n heated definite
D >>tu>en rurflsaa and Chshalls.
111~Gk 't>re ars nou.e alternative
- I451 out fson whieh we must
- ~ sxpet 10 have the
- 5vls1ifsl5 iceaied By the end
= - neefk shea BIDS VII b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
STRIKE IS A
BAD ONE
KINDRED UNIONS Will STRIKE
IN SYMPATHY WITH GRAIN
HANDLERS - FIVE VESSELS
DIVERTED FROM PORTLAND
nARaoa.

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct { She
fonKehoremen's union today served
notice en- all shipopnera hat ~.
winninK MondHy nc shlp can ~
loaded for less than So centa an
hour. an Increase 81 - cents. anlsss
an agreement l. reached 81 The con
ference At Seattle tomorrow with
the owners and strikers The lonE
shof~mens and Transfers uniUns
have served notice that they I'll
90 oui Tuesday In sympathy With
the grain handlers This viii com
pletsiY tic np the waterfront Five
tramp steamers Werc diverted from
Portland 70 the SQUAD today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
WILL ASK
FOR BAIL

longed siege Of illness before re-
gaining his strength.
Dr. r. NJ. Hall. father Of the in
jured man. IL In almost constant at
tendance at the bedside. and has
been since his arrival in this city
from Butte. Mrs. Hall and Halls
younger brother are the only ether
persons permitted 10 see him be-
sides the physicians and nurses.
The wife Of the injured man has
not as yet visited him. nor has she
sent any Inquiries 10 the hospital
regarding hts condition since the
shooting she has been az the home
Of her mother, apparently taking no
interest IN the condition OF her
wounded husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
DAVIS GRANTED
CHANGE
FORMER MANAGER or IHo.
ouoIs TnEArER. HAS CASE
TAKEN FROM CHICAGO
COURT.

CHICAGO. Oct. GA change Of
venue has been granted 80 VIII
Davis. former manassF Of the ifo
aaals thsafcr. and other defend
ants. charged With manxlanghter az
q result Of the iroqnolH fire on ths
rIFht Of December 20, 1909. IN
which 600 lives lwere lost. The case
goes 60 the Nermiilon county cir
cult court Of Danxilie. III.
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FIRE DESTROYS
WAREHOUSE
STOCK IS DAMAGED TO
AMOUNT OF ,s5olooo-sLAzE
IS WITNESSED ~ FIRE
CHIEFS en- ROUTE TO con-
vENTIoN AT DALLAS.

LOUISVILLE. Ky oct e.-~Ths
MayfieId wooisn mills warehouse
xas destroyed BY fire this morning
stock valued ~ ttse.oee was IN the
building. and II in estimated that
Is per cent Of the stock v lost. f1re
chiefs from all over the country, en-
route 20 the national meeting at
Dallas. saw the fire
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\ private company.
A. West Seattle q. $50 O'Clock
thls afternoon only 81 votes had
be.n cast The anpsnationists had
the Majority. bat the railroad propo
aiffon - doubtful.
goangaiou had cast 81 votes ~
2 20 o'clock. II IL stated that the
citizens are against annexation
At Alki Point only 10 votes wefe
cast aud these we're In favor OF an
nexAticn
Al South Park the fixht IL being
bitterly vaeed. SIXTY votes had
been cast at 3 30 this afternoon. the
results being uncertain.