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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-29
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NOTICE IN PROBATE OF WILL

Crawford Snn f% DC County aoMA In Probate
In the District Court of Iowa, in aud far.
Crawford County-Notice OF the reading f
Nv and probate of Will
10 Whom it may Concern;
fou ana each of you are hereby notified IN
a app Gr at the court house in benson Craw.
iorh county Iowa, on the 18th day Of Sent,
there attend the probate If an instrument I IN
%% at purporting to be the last Viii and nd
county. deceased at which time ana ni sala
you VIII appcar and show cause, il aay pt Won
know, why said Win should not be adm YOU od
TO probate. Ai1tea
In testimony whereof, have hereunto s,h-
scribed my name and atfixtd the sea of INC
District Court this 9th day OF March IaM '"o
%, Claus Pahl,
10 CLERK
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-29
NOTICE In PRORATE OF WILL

e snATa 9c Cd 5oMA In Probate
In the District Court OF Iowa. In and for
Crawford CLunty-Notice OF the readinr
~ wv, aud probate of Win
To Whom 1t may Concern;
You and each of you are hereby notified 10
appear at the court house in Demson Crawo "
lord Comfy, Iowa, on The 18th day of Sept
e.. per iMB 1T O'Clock, p. M. TO then and
writing purporting TO be the last Will and
testament of Claus BruhD late of said county
deceased at which time ard place you viii
SHOULD not be admitted to probate.
IN testimony whereof, have hereunto sub.
Sr' pea my name ana affixed tine seal OF the
~, Claus PAIL
90 ClerR.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-29
AN 1NcIp1ENT FIRE.

On Tuesday afternoon small oil
stove used in the Bamford store went
wrong and started a vicious blaze.
Mrs. Bamford with much bravery car
ried the blazing stove from the bal
cony to the rear door although there
was danger of it's exploding at any
moment. Mrs. Bamford's hands were
somewhat burned but no other damage
was done.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-29

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Jim Fitzgerald Hans Jurgens
C Jones Miss Anna KasneE
Mrs Julia Munger Malta Rihtersen
Alfredo Gardner
F. w. Meyers, Pm.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-29

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera ana
Never fails Buy it now. It may save ii {.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-29

Mrs. J. K. Miller went to Sioux
City on Tuesday for visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

the conditions which they discov-
cred az some 70 the camps and
mills. 80 much - that they make a
vigorous plea for the abatement OF
those nuisanees.
None OF them discovered the
camp Of Milwaukee engineers on the
very banks Of Cedar river, whose
inmates were using the banks %
the stream "a place for the deposit
OF camp waste When the attention
Of Mr.. Hughes was called TO condi-
tons there he became very indiR-
nant IN his deuiais. lie has since
admitted that the camp was
menace by ordering its removal TO
q palnt further from the stream.
The railroad experts have made
a faithful effort ta earn the money
naid them by the read. bat they
have added nothing 90 the Informal
ZION nor 20 the arguments advanced
by the railroads attorney. The re-
suit Of their Investigations IL hut
another demonstration ot the eNcep-
ftonul abilities OF Mr. Hughes and
his resourc6fulness In massing tho
arguments In support OF the raii-
reads contentious 50 completely
that even the experts OF national
reuutntion" hired 60 do 30 have
been able to add nothing which
might strengthen his contentious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
FIVE HUNDRED
PAY PENALTY
PROMINENT MEN ARE AMONG
THOSE FINED FOR VIOLATING
WATER sPRlskLlNo REeUL%
TONS.

More than 500 water consumers
have already been reported BY The
inspectors and fined b. the water
department for violations Of the or.
dinhncea regulating the use Of wa
ter for lawn sprinkling Among
these there IL a dlspropofiionaiely
large number Of well known eiti-
zens. indicating thai leading eitis
gens are among the worst offenders
In this direction
The list q those Who have been
fined contains the names OF Alden
J Hlethen. c. Smith, J. Frink,
Harrison nostwiek. Josiah Collins.
John Collins. Chas. Z. Crane. Frank
MeDerimott, +. r Oagood. u. 3.
Johnston, ". Praeger. J. d. Tren-
holme. John MozTath, w. II. Vim
cent. Il. c. GIL. J. r. Carney, w.
n. Moorehouse. FALCON Johnson.
charles Duke. AieH PaRtages. Nose
Goldsmith. Scott Benjamin. Tho
OTIS. the Lincoln hotel. the tniyer-
ats club. the Seattle Athletic eiap.
and the Labor Temple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
FEDERAL OFFICERS
NOW CONTROL ZION

ton company. offered 90 hflng tie
members Of the State Press asao.
ciat.sn 80 Seattle. and the trip was
taken ON that account Capt ii a
Hanson was IA the pilot house 10
aeph supple. the huildefl United
states inspectors Whitne1 and fut
ner. and Judge Siruttou. bcaidea
members Of the press. made the
trip The fetal test viii not BE-
given until npSt week. after tht
boilers are Ia perfect aieamlns OF
Ter and tho machinery has hccome
slightly worn.
Returning from Tacoma. Mayor
Wright. Of Tacoma. aud Louis W
Pratt. secretary OF the Tacoma
chamber 81 Commerce. thanked
Managcr uasaam for the trip and
also made suitable remarks about
the welcoming OF another new
steamer between Seattle and Ia
coma
Inspectors Turner and whitney
Nere especially pleased With The
showing made bY tho kltsap and
pronounce her one Of the best crafta
ou the saund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

The reports submitted by the seN-
pertss employed by the Milwaukee
railroad 20 convince the city officials
that the road viii not coniominate
the city's water supply follow 50
closely the arguments made two
weeks ago by T.. 6. Hughes, the at
taruey Tor the road, as TO arouse
.usptcIon that the argument anG the
reports were prepared by the same
man.
In all of their more astonishing
findings they are I'm exact accord, a
result which could hardly be possi-
BILE II they had been based ON In
dependent Investigations.
Remarkable Conclusions,
The most remarkable conclusion
arrived. at by the railroad repre-
sentatlves IL that while the rail-
roads now IN the drainage basin are
n menace 70 the water supply, the
Milwaukee railroad will not be a
menace. that while the travel and
settlement now in the basin ccnsti=
tute grave danger. the travel and
settlement induced by the constfuc-
ton ~ the Milwaukee viii not con-
stitute such a danger
Experts Are Shocked.
Mr.. Hughes and all Of his 5eN-
pcrtsa we're very much shocked at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
FEAST IN STORE
FOR THE JACKIES
FIVE THOUSAND
WATURMgIoNs AND OTHER
oooo THINGS COMO TO OF
FleERs AND MEN OF CUBAN
FLEET.

NEW YORK. July 81 The re.
friweratinx ship Glacier has nearly
cagup leted is leading AID vii BE-
ready 20 sail for Dominican waters
tomorrow The ship vii carry q
large lead ~ sood thinks for the
officers. blue Jackets and marines
of the American ft~ss which has
been pstFolfinH the Dominican
coast for some time
There VII. be enough fresh meats
10 isst the sailors tNo UF three
weeks. All sorts ~ freah vegetables
snd ssa00 big watermsionN These
suoa things are sent e thr fleet 80
a fakrn ~ the satisfaction 81 fhe
navy department With the manner
Ia which the officers and msn Of
tbs fleet have discharged their du'
ties durlnz the tirvsome and moa
olnuous patroiilaa cruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
ssTHlIL roa sARssLLG,

OLYMPIA 1uiY ~ "A rsN trial
has been ordered IN the caas ~ 1ge
NsaaIls The principal witness
Tor The prosecution testified ftnl
ahe had lied to protect her lotef
me supreme court. hoNeNsr. holds
that an confessions made go Frnglcr
officers or testimony aa 20 ~
nrup~r relations between the ia
PENDANT ana dtiicrent 4irl were
Improper sna for that reason re
Trial wsa ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
UPHOLDS5 SALOON
BOX ORDINANCE

aafY. Meaare Norris aud sklples
APPEARED Tor the defense
tbs ordinance provides that all
beAea must face the center line of
he main barrOom. but must not
necessarily be ln fun view from the
haf Ia this case the main barroosn
Vssas auhdlsidsd into a harrooia.
psiolFoom aud third division be.
hlsd which are the boxes. These
paflliloua mnai ha taken away.
leaving clear View from the bar
10 the center line upon which the
hokts must face In other words.
= bAtfnun cannot be aubdlvlded by
pafiitlona eraAaing the bar, but
only BY a passage way. on either
side of which the boxes may be
built.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
HIS MAN
AFTER CHASE

= faaAhrook eaaned consider
ahlr excitement Yesterday after
neon hy giving chase 20 an allcNca
nurau suatehsF. Ia the person pf u
] nalgum, shufn ne captured aua
held until she arrival ~ = fpolice
mnn. whrn The policeman arrived.
i.ashbrook had his victim dusn.
and uaa sitting ON him
t.aahhtook BiaEca that he ~
uaeoFtinx Ruby Henderson,. aad hes
mother TO the car. whou Balloon
grabbed the purse which Lash
brooa vas carrying fog Miss Hen
leraou. an4 then attempted bis &c
eans. t.aahbFuuk alleges that Bal
con waa intoxicated 81 the tintst
and the euuid be purse snatchei
4an aee6rdlnElY baoked GA charge
81 fcunbsnass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
DOESN'T FAVOR
PEEK-A-BOOS
WOMAN PROFESSOR URGES
ROUND CARRIERS. LARGE
SHOES. Low NECK DRESSES
AND OTHER DRESS REFORM.

MADISON. Wis. JULY 81 Ia =
lecture at the state university to
aaY Mlas Abbs MAJ ew. dean Of
thu Numen's institute at the school
condemned peeka boo waists and
tight lneln9 peittco@ia. she sl-aks
In favor % large shoes. low neck
dresses and ruuud sarters She said
that IN time u women SAINT free
dom thcf would wear gymnasium
Ike enNtnmNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
AGREE ON EXPERTS
TO SETTLE QUESTION
DKTI may NAVE
SxERWT's POSSE

MADISON. wis. July 27-sinee
the battle ne Cameron dam yester-
day the sheriff who led the at
tackina party aud biz posse, iueiud-
ms several wounded soldiers. have
all disappeared. ittiuforeements
went 10 the scene 81 battle. bat
found uo trace Of the men. They
were not strong enough 10 attack
pietE and returned 20 report that
the main PARTY had either been cap
t1red bt nietz o. lost 10 the woods
Governor Davidson says that the
soldiers IN the fight acted without
Rubernatoflhi authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
GROWTHSHOWN
BY WATER TAPS

That Seattle is experiencing n
wonderful era in the history Of It's
building industry. ia evident by tho
fac; that the number Of water taps
being Installed ia new buildings
throughout The city has Increased
over former months az the rate Of
$50 a month
Within the city AZ the present
time there are about 10000 taps at.
faeaed 10 the water system, and
y thin the next ~ months some
3. coo new water services will be
laid. increasing the water consump
ton by approximately 10 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
MAKES
GOOD TIME

on rnn 20 Tacoma this mugh.
lne ths nhN steamer kitaag mhtls
the zine & une hoHr and 7 min.
CITES fraIs the bury ~ West e.
sttls 70 slBN bell OF the Flyer
dock az Tacoma Returning ~ the
Rsst passage. The rip Vas : mia.
ufes logger The propeller Ras
nnlY maklns $50 ref0iatinns. while
u IL required. Nhen accepted. 20
make SEQ
Leaving Taeomn the old favoriie
steamer. The GFes houad. Vas =
lengths ahead ~ the KIfrap. and
lust before turning OF towards
Olympia the kitsap was abreast IT
her
The trip 90 Tacoma totiar was
not 4 trial test y A. Canaan.
manager 81 The Kiisap Trsnspofts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
"SKIDD0O" CLUB
GOES A SAILlN G

NEW YORK. July - --EssfY
thinR ia nearly ready Cor fhe big
annual outlnE - ths 1SeatY Three
club. which Is composed u thsaifi'
cal managers. dramAtiHfa. neWsps
PEI ariters aud wealthy mea sith
oat any particular occupation. The
o4fiux will take the form uf =
cruise all over Long Island aound.
1{th C4en island a. the ultimate
collective poiut Among the guests
81 honor viii BE- NJ Marc klaw.
a l.. Eriaager. George Cahan. saH
~ Harris and Menfy Arthur Jones,
TIE EnaHsh playwright. who is due
10 arrive here TO-DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
SLAYER OF HIPP
ExPIATES CRIME

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Jaiy =
Ham Wslliaus Of Calimau county,
10 mn9asfef q stats senator Rob.
ers Hlee as sxeealea ~ hangiug
sosiay The rgfme FOR vhict
Williams paid q. death penafts
was ne shaotina ~ State Senator
Hlcp rhsn the latter. accompanied
~ 0fYieera o. fhe laa. Hgtamuted 60
srfnFce a wris 6epfiylax Millitms
e his farm in Caiiman eu0mly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
BOWELS SISTER MERE.

Msfame FFseAesls. ~ Oftawa.
Can. sister % william Dsan Has
ella. the pf0iainen1 American an
thas. spsat TIRES days Ia saatfis
this week. a guest u Ms niaek.
vel. Of the Hotel Lincoln Nal
anne Frachetie Nas given an auto
noble ride over ths eta tad ris
tied the university. Fort Iawtul
and other pieces 81 Interest. ans
left last night fer YelloWsiaus
nark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
ORE SORTERS
GET 8 HOURS
NEVADA OPERATORS coscgoE
EIoaT.AouR DAY roR MIN.
URs, suT REFUSE OTHER EM.
pLoYEs--MAY sTHikE.

ToNoPAH. New. July 27--The
chances are strong that the mineri
will ballot this afternoon AGAINST a
strike The operators egneede eight
hours 20 ore sortsrs. engineers ana
nfemen. but insist on nine hours
for hlacaEmlths. mechanics and ear.
pentefs. Who NJ. granted ettiH
pay. The Union. however. faYors a
rejection OF these terms and mas
order a strike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
aioHr or COUNCIL TO SIT
WATERSHED ron ANY PuR.
POSE WILL DC CONTEST.
10 ~ CITIZENS. WHO HAVE
ENGAGED Az ATTORNEY.

Whether OF not the eity council
consents 10 repeal the grant Tor the
construction OF the Milwaukee rail-.
road along the banks OF Cedar
river above the intake Of the city
wstsr system. il l. probable that
the railroad will never be Gun
atraeted along the river bank
A number Of pfominent taxpas'
efs and public spirited citizens are
preparing "a institute suit asainhs
The railroad company testing the
validity OF the railroad grant
Attorney Employed.
The citizens in question have te
teined Attorney Vince faben 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
JUSTICE GORDON RuLus THAT
THERE CAN NJ NO PART.
TON IN DARKROOM SHUTTING
orr BOXES.

A test ease against tho ordinenc
governing saloon boxes Was tried
before Justice Gordon this morning.
ia which the defendant. Rela Hey.
cock. Of the Totem saloon. was or.
dcfed b. the court 10 Immediately
conform to the ordinance by max
ms such alterations as we're neeah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
THOMSON HERE
WITH HIS PLANS

sYsfsm q street railways for the
pfff. ravafina every portion ~ u 50
eo.e.ll~ssiy that The present system
eeslfd b. dispensed with without
ssffeek ineonysuirucs ourr the ne~
.xwssm has been Installed. With
az rlsns are estimates Of the cesi
II ths system IN such a form that
"a wfil be- comparatively simple
ssatsse o. wflie from thsfn The nee
sssavs provisions for the ordinance
suhsnifllns the proposal to a vote ~
TIA peopie-
Make Ne Change.
Il IL probable that tho plans pro-
.ossa b. the engineer vii BE- sub
e,Itt.a 10 vote without material al
s-ratiea a. amendment II this is
asn. Il will take bat a week or 10
49,. Il raxs the necessary ordi-
saaess and the special election VIII
10 sailed for shout september !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
noxie vOINa and Granger DepOsed and Govern
msOt Will be Republic Until Election Ordered
in December...I temporal Affairs in Charge of
Receiver.

election
Judge Lnudis exercises pcgaonal
supervision over the affairs of Zion
to protect abe interests Of the mem
beva The title Of all investors -
recognized BY the officora The
church u Invested Of all power ex.
eept g. expound the scriptures
The anyerument ~ Zion city Wall
practically be = republic under the
guidance OF the federal government
All questions shall be suhmlttnd to
referendum aud the majority viii
rule. men aud women voting The
elections will be controlled by
Judges sppolnted ~ the state com.
miasioner#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

.,,,ea Jslr ~ The fcderal
e.vr, ,oday deposed novle. cav :
~ 'ss', enager from the affai's Of
anu anu. 80 ass ordered an election OF VI
es,r. under mlaois lsv. each 1l''.
NV - = yetlus for the spiritual
t ~ S'' TempSrai financial Affairs
~ ~ s be administered pl 1e'H ~.
~ ,ss,el,. Appointed reeei'ef e a's
's ~, church Publication. leaves cave.
~ ,,..,,ss was ordered Co print
= '' 'sssls.en ana then crssc rubli
w. m elceiioa vii b. helt ~
49,. .........,s The court pro, idss for
ne~.es msinienanev Pf'e' 70 '"s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
PEOPLE Up ~ ARMS AND Pro.
Posu TO GIVE BAND WARM
RECEPTION wsgh SETTLE.
mHNr CONES TO ssosHosE
pgBgRVATton.

LANDER. WE. Juiy ~ 5rsai
excitement has BEEN caused here BY
the Information that = band ~ Hob
pnllsrs are about % begin a settle
sarnt Ia the shoahoue reservation.
ana sseps will - taken 90 prefrnl
th~tr cnmlng The fanatics pfapess'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
HOLY ROLLERS SEEK
HOME IN WYOMING

- y Il nos fo~nsitr The ad
- = sseftg Of d. rulers are al
Tfksf on the ground and = second
rs nifd coasinsenl are said 20 be
I'd ~. u Nay frusn California and
1sNe ca
the news Of their rominE
1884, eifed an Indignation meet
ins Nas held. ~ which conservative
eifssena vowed that the members %
fhh peculiar seat should NOS be
sivSa . foothola. Hot headed ones
aesoeatea driving them from the
alst DEF eth rifies Holy Rollers.
Mo IL. on the communislie plan.
hn4e beeous unpopular 10 many
NgAsagn towns and eitisa by reason
e their peculiar relisious beliefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
WOMAN HURT BY FALL.

Last night about midnight, while
on University st. between
Second and Third avs, Mrs. Frank
stevens. clio Fourth av., fell 20 the
pavement and broke her leg Of
ficer Ryan arrived upon the scene
and sent her 10 the Seattle General
hospital. where she is reported as
doing very well today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
Roseeo HeR TRUNK.

Mrs. r. =. HouEh. ale Union st.,
reports the loss Of two valuable
paintings. three silk sofa cushion
covers. four skeins Of silk and a
brass lamp. taken from a trunk in
a woodahed Last night Mrs. Hough
placed the entire lot IN the trunk.
which she neglected TO lock. and
this morning. upon awakening,
found that the trunk had been
rffied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
and King County Medical Society
Decide to Abide by Decision Of Professors
SedqwCk and Abbott Professor Harrington,
of Harvard, Nay Be The Third Member.

been mentioned in the conferences
By the doctors
Acting Mayor Bowen proposed.
after the couneiiuen's session 70
Uf wins that Professor fauiuE=
ton he asked 10 be = member of The
board. Or. willis said he would
personally be greatly pleased 10
have Professor Harrington ana
would put the question before The
association.
Acting Mayor Bowen viii suggest
30 Attorney Hughes ~ the Milwau-
kae that the Milwaukee and the city
share the expense Of the three sH-
pfia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
CRY EnoisEGR CONES FROM
RETREAT IN TsE WOODS
wtra EVERYTHING coM.
pIErE ron TIE COUNCIL.

c,ns Engineer Thomson snd -
.t.fnat city Engineer Jeffrey have
completed the plans faf Ne inHii's
toai street railway system ana the
nlanu are ooN IA the city haFtns
hen brought iu ~ thcse Ernilss
roenf This afternoon from the'f re-
treat ~ TandnhsfH
They viii be presented 70 ~
oosere committee - ths city coufs-
- temnrrau morning and the eouu-
rm nt Hs meeting neft Aeisii@f
night 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
coppeas MUSTN'T SET

Having received several CON.
pialnte regarding che conduct Of 20.
ilceman al the races Chief W9p.
pcnatein issued orders sificfi3 Ion
Kidding the officern TO enter tuc
betting ring The order also state :
mat no more city police viii be
allowed az The Meadows In the
capacity OF specials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
BREED FISH,
PREVENT FEVER

NEW ORLEANS. July 27-Clty
Health officer d. kohnke today
said he would ask the government
20 establish a breeding station for
top mlnnows. which would be used
instead ~ oil in starnant pools to
destroy mosquitoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
IN
SESSION

ne g'aclfic Coast Lumber Man
ufacturcts' association. representing
ia df The largest lumber mills on
,i,ls coast. are holding their semi
annual meeting at their club rooms
81 the olympic building this after
noon
About 1as members win be pres
spt and the question Of shipping,
both rail- aud cargo, viii be dis
eaa.ed. A number Of addresses viii
" lfiade. after which the usual
l-p4tcsnant Of tho organization VIII
tread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
.HOGE BEGINS
JAIL TERM

PORTLAND. July - Martin 9.
uoze. Who. wifh Charles Sikell,
wae convicted b. n iurl iast night
~ conspiracy and perjury IN m
Land fraud case. was lodged thia
mcfning in the cuurty jail haeinN
been surrendered b. his bonds
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
LEO is CUT OFF.

Fred McNRnning. while stealing a
ride on the Northern Pacific &C
Argo this morning. fell from the
brake beam, a wheel passing over
him and completely severing leg.
He was brought TO this city and
aont TO the Waysido hospital. where
he Is nov said 10 be resting easily
under the circumstances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
PRISONER TAKEN
NOT MAN WANTED

CHICAGO. July 27.-Deiectiys
shechan. who went 10 Poughkeep-
ste. y \, after the man taken on
suspicion Of being Constantine. the
SLAYER OF Louise Gentry. wires thar
the prisoner Is three inches short
er than the man believed TO be tho
murderer. The officer Is holding
the prisoner until the arrival OF Ar
thur Gentry. the deceased's hus-
hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
TRAIN WRECK,
TWO WILL DIE
PEOPLE SERIOUSLY
INJURED WHEN SPLIT RAIL
prrcaEo WEST BOUND FRS.
co rRAls-cAR TURNS CON
PLUTELY OVER.

SPRINGFIELD. aio, July si.---
The Wnat bound San franclsco
train was wrecked near here tlili
mornfnR Twenty people we're seri'
ously injured. -.
X !. Thorpe and Mrs Kate rH"t'
toy are injured fatally
Forty others are more or less
painfully hurt i.
Tho wreck Is due 20 a spiss fahs
The fourth car was hurled from
the rest Of The train and turned
lnmnintelY over
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GETS PEEVISH
COMING HOME
.esssr MANS APPETITE
esows pooR As sstp BEARS
uu NEARER STANDARD OIL
AND FEDERAL COURTS.

xrw YORK. Jaly a7-sssa r'sF
,..r,ka bsafiaw John T. RoekeFsl-
gradually nearing NsW Nefh
$1,000 ascofding 60 wireless
s.ra,rksx grows plsinly rs~Ntsh
i. Aas slssa 40 shufflseeafa end
-. ,ksniaasa The ccnraniarship
y - rassenreFn. Ttas stewards
- - apa~tife - hecf. The tey :
- foesnuss stormy
peeksfslles - xrwatiy annoyed ~
= eassaan nat appeared in ne
A. p4rsf turias ths seYaEe.
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OLYMPIA. july 27.-lnmes Dial
ton, who killed Policeman Stotko IN
spotane about IS months ago. has
had his death sentence reatfirmed
hy Lhs supreme court
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WILL
FILED TODAY
BULK OF FORTUNE CO.'S TO
WiDoW-THE NtGcEs AND
NGPHEws MENTIONED FOR
So. 900 EActt--oEAo SISTER
GERS $4,000.

NEW YORK. July e Russell
Eage,s viii VAS filed today The
dead finaneier leaves practically all
hia fortune TO bis widow The
uephews and nieces each get f2s.'
900 The sister. Mrs Chaplin. noN
dead. l. left SIC. 600 The widow.
pr. John Mum and Charles W os
born are mentioned - cxecutfls
and executors A clause Is added
10 the effect that any beneficiary
ob,eetinE loses hia OF her share.