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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
HEAVY FOG
MPEDES TRAFFIC OF ALL KINDS
AROUND PADUCAH.
Steamboats, and Trains Arrive Late
z Because They Must Proceed
Slowly.

This morning a heavy fog, the first
of the season, impeded the progress
of hucksters coming to market.
trains on the railroads. steamboats,
and in fact even pedestrians to a de-
gree. The fog was thickest just after
8 o'clock and continued thick until
long after sunrise. The incoming ac-
commodation passenger trains on the
Illinois Central had hard time, No.
122. from Fulton to Louisville arrsv-
ing about ten minutes late. The fog
lifted about $40 o'clock.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
Warden LiIlard Exonerated.

Frankfort, Ky, Sept. THE
state prison commission today com
pleted the investigation of charges
against Warden Lillard, OF the penl-
Tertiary. of having an interest in a
milk contract to supply the institu-
ton. generating him. The commits
sion win investigate charges that
convicts are not properly and while
somely fed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
BRYAN
WILL STUMP NEW YORK IN IN
TEREST OF JEROME.
Hurt at Attitude of Hearst, Takes
This Means of Striking Him
Blow.

New York. Sept T. William
Jennings Bryan will stump the state
for District Attorney Jerome, II the
Democratic convention dominates Je-
rome for governor. Jerome's friends
and politicians say Bryan feels deep
ly the alleged GOODNESS Of Hearst to-
wards him and will take this oppor-
tunity of whacking the New York
editor. by stumping for Jerome. who
Is bitterly antagonistic to Hearst.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
First wife a Cook for Second.

Danville. Va, Sept. - A mar
riage ceremony which was perform
ed in this city has caused considera-
Bile gossip among the circle in when
the principal parties moved, John c.
Putner and Lillian SKeptize, the lat
ter pretty school teacher. were the
contracting parties. Putner some
time ago obtained a divorce from his
first wife and later employed her as
cook. Tuesday he took his second
wife to his home in which the first
wife will remain as family cook. She
made the wedding cake and cooked
the wedding supper for her more
successful rival The new wife is
well-known here and in Petersburg.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
ROPING CONTESTS BARRED.
They Are Too Cruel. Declares Okla.
homa Humane Society.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Sept. Z. -
Judge Burwell. on request OF the
Humane society. yesterday granted a
temporary injunction preventing a
roplng contest. which parties plan
ned for the national meeting of Hoo
Hoos, to be held here September s,
.. 10 and IL. Cruelty is given as the
reason for the injunction. A hearing
will be held on Saturday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
CUT HIS WRISTS.
But Blood Was stopped and He Was
Hanged.

West Chester. Pa, Sept r.
Rather than strangle on the gallows,
Robert Forte, convicted OF killing
his two children, attempted to COM
NIT suicide today by slashlng his
wrists with tin tobacco tags. The at
tempt was frustrated. He went to the
gallows with wrists bandaged to
prevent his bleeding to death.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
MUTINY ON YACHT.
Greek Sailor Thrown Overheard is
Rescued.

Philadelphia Sept T. Mutiny
among the crew of the yacht sybilla.
owned by John F. Beetha of Phila-
delphia, resulted in field battle
this morning, in which one man was
thrown overheard and two others in
jured. The Sybilla crew are foreign
ers. Race prejudice infiamed a riot.
A Greek sailor tossed overheard was
finally rescued.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
Missouri Mayor Fined.

Macon. Mo-, Sept 7.-Pollcemen
arrested Mayor Rubey this morning
for violating the auto speed ordi-
nance. Officers kept time on him
with stop watch and the record
showed he waa going at a sixteen
clip. The mayor plead
ed guilty. complimented his appoint
ees and paid his fine.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
DASHED TO DEATH.
On the Earth Was inexperienced
BaIloonist Who Fell.

Oskaloosa, Kas.. Sept. r. In full
view of 1000 spectators at the JEFF
ferson county fair here today Jerry
Turner. an inexperienced balloonist
fell 200 feet from trapeze sus-
pended from parachute and was
Instantly killed. the fall breaking his
neck. jaw left arm, collar bone and
both wrists. ~
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
Nelson Is All Right.

Reno. New Sept. L. Battling
Nelson arrived here for treatment at
the Hot Springs. His face Is In ter
rlble condition, but otherwise he is
in good shape. Sensational reports
that he is near death from Cans
blows are without foundation. Nell
son wants another fight with the me-
gro. AsAA
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
no IMPROVEMENT.
Condition of Governor Folk Shows
Little Change.

Jefferson City, Mo. Sept Gov
ernor Folk is no better today. No
one but the immediate family is per-
mltted TO see the governor. Mrs.
Folk informed inquirers that her
husband Is unimproved.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07

Toxic Sept. THE first Official
estimate OF the rice crop is that 1t
will exceed 54.OoO.o00 koku (nearly
27O .OOo. 900 bushels This is IL per
cent above the average. and breaks
the record.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
TROOPER TO CAPTAIN.
Then Made Governor OF Province In
Mindanao.

Washington. Sept. T. Captain
Cornelius Smith, of the Fourteenth
cavalry. has been detailed COVER
nor of the Davo district. Minianao,
Philippine islands. Smith is a native
OF Arizona. and his rise. from troop
err to captain. covers sixteen years.
He is a medal of honor man.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07

u Is the daily average circu-
lation Of newspaper that the
shrewd advertiser Investigates
"High Water" days don't count.
The Suns daily average last
month was 304O.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07

Fair tonight and Saturday.
The highest temperature reach
ed yesterday was 90 and the
lowest temperature reached to-
day was 90.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-07
Two Negroes Hanged.

Pittsburg. Sept Cornelius
Combs and Bud Williams, negroes.
were hanged this morning. Combs
murdered Mrs. Elizabeth Dickerson.
and Williams killed his mother-ln-
law. j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
BIG LAKE STEAMERS
ARE PURCHASED

Of Toledo. In 1901 shs Is somewhat
larger than the Chippewa. having
. gross tonnage ~ ttes. aud a
length oee al q ass feet she was
Used ~ a passenger boat by the
Arnold Transportation company.
and made the run from Buffalo
through the Thousand islands She
has . state room capacity Of 100
and n dining room accommodating
leo p~rsens Tier passenger license
allows 1850.
Tho fvo steamers each have
three cylinder triple expansion n
Tines The Chlppeva's stroke Is
20. 81 IT. 81 We. and the iroquois'
stroke II 2i2t. ssSao They have
-four water tube boilers axs. and each
make a speed OF e knots.
As sno as everything IL in read
mess for their departure from the
lakes. Capt John Johnson. who
brought the Indianapolis q Seattle.
and another captain. not yet Sc
iefted. chief Engineer Bishop. chief
Engineer Jones and purser Leo Mti
lef win he sent east 10 bring the
boats around the Horn They ave
expected to be on the sound by the
first 81 next year.
II has not been decided what run
the indianapolis viii be put IN when
the froquuia arrives. - she II 10
take the run Of the indianapolis.
The purchase price Of the two
steamers Was approximately $500 =
eco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
MANY SALESARE
REPORTED

The Parry Investment cnmpany
to-day sold 10 ] " PHILIPPE a bot
on Ninth az. near James ~. opia
site the assay office. known as the
'Eldfed Place. for ttn. 900. also
Tor IL NJ Parker 20 Joseph johnson
iwo lots located on Second ~ seat
between John and Thomas sta. for
o.. 600.
Fred r Sander a Co has sold
the vest half of lots ? and 3. Ter.
- = Second addition. James ~. near
Ninth Nv. for John Connolly 10 l.
a Mason. for $1,000 also lots I
and 2. block u. Kiuncar Park aadt,
ton. cornsf 81 Fourth av. west and
Hoy a.. for G. T. Jones toe Portland
parties for $500.
Ad0iph Hehrcna reports the sale
~ lots ~ and ". Kinnoar Place al
clifton. located on the corner az
Olympic place and Eppler place. for
G. W Yancey 10 A. {. Phillips. the
price being $4,000. also the sale of
two unlmproved lots on the north.
vest corner % Third av aud Mercer
st.. for q. X Kinnear to Pred A.
Gidner. for 5000.
guloB 4 Co report several sales
Of Capitol Hill property made bY
them since Monday. aKgreeatinE
t25.e 900.
A u Newell has sold for George
r. JHauea 20 Dr Trueblood the
southwest corner of Warren ay.
Republican 81 30xt20. the purchase
price being $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OBTAINS GREAT LAKE
STEAMERS CHIPPEWA AND
lnoouois.

Tna tnn biz Great Lakes passen-
yef steamers ghlpuana and iraqunig
have beer purchased by the Alaskn
Steamship company. Of this city.
.1.hfa uora aas received this marninR
hY Frank ~ nufHs. treasurer and
uarerfntehdent ~ the company. 10
g uife from charles = Peabody.
president - the Alaska Steamship
company and George II. Lent. Hn-
psfvising engineer - the same COM
pans wha are Al present In tho
east a. Toledo. O
The Chippewa he's been used AZ
an sscnrnlsn steamer between Ssult
Ste Marie and asekiuaw, and u
.on~ of the finest steamers on IN.
SHE ls a steel steamer Of a
srs-s tonnage ~ iaoo. Her length
uesr ~ ls as feet. beam $50 feet.
shs wakes a7 knots She - 10 be
used on the HeHlnshsm or Victoria
rus az = day steamer. but has 20
atafe ra-ausn Hsf license allows
her i.5aa passengers.
The iroquois IL a sister ship N
the chippewa. and both were built
~ lhc CRAIG shirbuildsnR company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

p LEAD
Makes Personal Re-
quest to Mayor Moore
for More PATROL
men.

chief ~ Police W~appensteHR. iH q
letter addressed 20 Mayor Moore.
this morning. not oHiy calls atten-
ton ia the recent action taken by
the elfg council iH refusing To- 81
low him patroimsu for the proper
protection ~ the taxpayers. but cails
attention 20 the manner In which
he IL Handicapped At the present
time owing TO conditions existing in
other ritsra
A. told IN yesterday Star. this
aty Is 20 be the rendezvous Of all
the criminal class from other cities.
The police force. AT the preseut
time. consists Of a total ~ les men.
OF this number lis are pasrolmen.
seven crossing men and three clerks.
leariug only I9s men doing actual
dufs. These los men are divided
INTO three shifts Of eight hours zach.
and TIE highest number Of men IN
duty IT any enc time il -. doing
night patrol 70 a billy city Of Geo.
600 inhabitants
The chief says The council hss
allowed me e men. which wfii be
available the first Of the year. and
under the present conditions now
Il the time I need Them ! am in-
formed BY some members OF the city
council that they would be willing
g. assist me IL amp way, but they
have no funds. Now n city that can
raise hsif a million dollars ia q day
fer 4 fair certainly world be Will
lnE % raise 50. 500 10 give proper
police protection for the next three
m0fths
chief wappensiein announces that
II ghe mount a. not forthcoming
from the city hs uiil engage The
Grand opera house and give band
concerts foF the purpose Of giving
the taxpayers proper police protec-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
NANCE CAPERs
MUSES. DIVORCE

- complaint IN vhat promises
epe Into an extremely ssnaa
divorce suit In the Superior
sas filed THIS morning ulfh
so'be As plaintiff ana 4 n
seiendahf Violent tactics on
pr q the husband sre ALLEGED
= wife As the cause Of he nro-
- smashing Of 4 valuable he'd
y va one Of the eeesnide
- Of the man posseasaa ain
saseseFnabIe temper The 81
!. abusive egltheta are also
2 ne door o. the lucklem hue.
y The rate xife
SUNDAY came ne Gilman Of
i mas lndignities when affor
solr had issued a resffslnine
% keep him OF her pfemi.@e
- ~ q her house. attacked bsr
- subjected her to violent 49,
@sllesed IN the complaint that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
PAPER CARRIER
BADLY BURNED

Malcolm Vance. n star carrier at
Ballard. was severely burned about
the abdomen last night. while de
liyering his papers Owing 60 the
dark section of Ballard through
which his route lies. he has been In
the habit OF strapping a small bulls
eve lantern 20 his waist with which
to see his way. II II believed the
wick OF the lantern vas mp too high
and. before Vance knew IL, his
clothing was on fire,
vanee's little sister VAS With him
at the time aud. instead Of smother.
Ing the blaze. both started to ran
for home.
The flames were then quickly eN.
iinEuiahed Dr Nicholson was sum.
moned and stated that the burns
would necessitate laying him mp for
some time. Young Aaance lives at
f3T Garrett nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
MAIL IS
BEING HELD UP

in the department.. working with
.feverlsh haste. IL unable 20 core
Nith the great amount Of work. and
II - impossible 10 send 81 % this
mail off on the : and 10 o'clock
trains. and also work the incoming
malls.
IN speaking % the matter today.
Postmaster Stewart said.
~ the business houses would
mail . part Of their letters earlier
in the day. II would greatly aid Us
IN giving a satisfactory service
Hampafed a. we are by lack OF
clerks. believe II would ye' BE-
possible for as 20 clean up all the
mail in the office before the night
trains leave. n the downtown OF
uces would coopcrate With ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
HALL IS SINKING
RAPIDLY

rhls was removed early this after.
naoa
since early yesterday The patient
has been uuder the Influence al
oplatcs administered for the pur.
pose ~ ~lessenlug his palm. which
~ very severe Han has been rest
ink unsasliY.
Al Z 30 o'clock this afternoon hla
temperature waH los 2 palse 40.
respiration as Ills father II ~
his bedside almost Constantly.
satehing eagerly for enY sign ~
hope soF the yostas man eventual
recovery
Assiatant Prosecuting Attorney
John v Miller called AZ the hospital
caFiy this morning for the purEsfaa
az sseinx Hall bar Hall ues asleep
and BE went awaY A NJ Miller
procured = statement Fnum Hall
soon after tee shooting occurred. Il
vas not onsiderest that smother uns
vas 81 sufficient importance 90 Jus
tiff disturbing the patieut
Ia cAss Haii saoaia Gle. as ap-
l-.8fs highly nrohahie. hls assalianf
viii ~ reafrrafsd ard held in Jail
20 "a ~, trial Constantine IL helng
shaaowoa essnstsutb b. officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
CORT RETURNS
FROM THE EAST

Seattle November ~ and the Stew
art Upera eomranr. playiEg to biz
business IA The middle vest
~ kept me busy said NJ Cori
% Tho star this morning ! YES
personally present 81 the reheaFNals
af tho companies and saw them ~
started They are al DOING welt
business IN the show line isn't very
Euod in ihs east IN Seattle, how
sssf. fnd that The theaiers are 10
lbs better this Seasuu than ever be-
fore Ths Grand ~ DOING apisnlid
business Montgomery and Stone
Is The Red sfsiL. and kiew AMI
Eflansofs Bis production o. the
Prince q India are the most i'm
purfaui shows nnw running IN New
York Ths latter - hiEEef and bet-
ter than Hen Hur and II haiux
well. The Frselancr soura'A new
opera. is foins biz business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

John coft. he biggest theatrical
puttlds Of New York city ~
The unlssa states. reached home
this mefatns after several weeks
npsui IN ihs Tast launching The five
attractions Ne nos has on ths foaJ.
Mr corts fYs enterprises cone
siss a The faiian ms teanea
xo1sm ffar italian composer. ana the
fAucaf ihsAtsr ~ocFheatfa. Of afiian.
Italy. whGeh epesisd = Carnegie
hmif. New York. % bis bpslnrssi
F~ferrurp Roberts in The Strength
~ GheNeak Nho unensa At the
HeoaA street thessrf. fniiadsirhia
and phD nui rlaT in Eenttis dufinn
Christmas week Maud FeRley. in
TIE inuslau u Beatrice OF her
va anet fearhink seattle ThaHkH-
essk Max FEsfnan. who
opefssd ~ buffalo and wsii feafh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
LIrTle HOPE IS NOW ENTER.
TANNED - PNEUMONIA sEr
riNo IMPATIENT IS UNDER
oplAvEs.

while there's life. there's hope
4, the significant statement made
by pr RiainEer =, 2 30 o'clock THE
afternoon. In describing me condi
gion of Jesse ~ Hall. the YOUNG
real estate agent. who vas shot ~
GENTLY b. William Constantine. bis
faiherin-tav. Young ifsil Is ~ lov
this afternoon thai there i reals
it'll. hope for his recovery,
Nall vas progressing very favor.
abs until a day OF lpo aEo. whsn
symptoms ef pneumonla we're oh
served. since which time be has
been sinkfas rapidly Yesterday
the attending pms slesann Inserted =
metal tubs lnto hsa left lung 10 ear
- axay the blood ffom tha woand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

tanl nal = being held np IN
: fssnfflss lof u ksuss 1t a time
: ArpaaE ef the earefmsness
- business and professional
zilorlng their letters TO ac
%aA's md then maillng them 1T
sss~ u the business daY
s't,sn BE hours q 5 and 6
szz<A Las@ Aessers are taken to the
Nh'Ass D. business men. asan0g
ssasrs and office boys. Al the
Tine he letter collectors are
'a< from thelr Routes bringing
sseusands more from ali parts
: expected that ali this mail
= y started on IT, way on ths
go NAT i "a mailed. bat the
--'hsa Efforts Of al the clerks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
IN DAMS KILL
CATTLEMEN

oMAHHA. Oct ia.-An outbreak
Of TEE Indians. who have been caus-
ing much trouble aud worry in
Wyoming all this summer. occurred
near Gillette. WYE. last night IN
a battle between cowboys and In
dams two OF the former were killed
and a number Of Indians are sup
posed to have been Injured.
The battle occurred when the In
dams attempted to raid = cattle
camp and run off a lot Of stock. The
fight then took place.
The Indians secured the cattle
and. killing a number Of steers.
took the meat home to their camps
This news reached Omaha last night
IN a private dispatch. and there II
much excitement IN army circles, as
soldiers are expected to be started
To Gillette very shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
WILLIAMS MAKES DENIAL

President williams. Of the Chi.
caao. Milwaukee a 81 Paul. gave
out an official denial this morning
OF the report that hlR road had Sc.
cured control Of the Columbia a
Puget Sound railway.
There Is nothing 10 that report .
said Mr.. Williams 'or n there Is. I
haven't heard anything about a.
lis the Chicago. Milwaukee A. 81.
Paul negotiating for the purchase
of a 20O-aore tract Of land near Rem.
ton p
No. indeed We are neither buy.
Ing nor seeking to buy any property
IN that vicinity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
SOUTHEAST SEATTLE
FAIR CLOSES TONIGHT.

The Catholic fair being held in
Southeast seattle win come 10 q
close tonight Several contests are
being held which are drawing much
attention. notably as 10 tho most
popular papcr tn the Rainier val
icy. also a contest for a suit or
clothes In the clothing contest
J. N. Greldrelheihl OF Hplman city,
has 1920 votes. while Mike Kierney,
Of brighton Beach, has 10 votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
oLo TIMES IS DEAD.

Charles Kiekusch. Of Brighton
Beach. died yesterday afternoon Of
dropseg. lie was 81 years Of age.
and came 70 Seattle rs years ago
and settled ~ Brighton Beach with
hls family. He leaves two children.
Paul and Gus kickusch For the
past sl1 years the deceased had
been connected vith the Northern
Pacific Railroad company. The re.
mains are at Buftefsorih 4 sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
HAIL STORM AT
GREEN LAKE

a severe hailstorm, accompanied
hY lightning struck Green Lake yes
ferday afternoon about SIS O'Clock.
The storm was particularly severe
ON the west side Of the lake. caus-
ing considerable damage Hall to
the depth Of q couple Of inches SOW
cred the ground, and the school chill
dren had q great time snowbniiinR,
\ heavy hail also feli near Crown
TIN cemetery. north Of ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
JAPANESE ANNIVERSARY.

The anniversary of the birth OF
the Japanese emperor viii be- the
occasion OF a brilliant social affair
in Seattle. This will be at the
Lincoln ON November 3. The Japa-
uase consul, S. Hisamidzu. and Mrs.
Hisamidzu have issued invitations
TO zoe TO Loco people. which IN
clnde prominent people In Portland,
spokane, Olympia, Tacoma. Port
townsend and Bremerton, beside
mnnN in ScAttle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
STOREROOM
IS BURNED

SAN FRANCISCO. OF 1s-Firs
destroyed al uninsured stock %
pianos vaiHai az $4,000 In the
s~tarsrooms 81 Knhief a Chase. ewn
.ers ~ Bush and Franklin sta. this
morning The hiAae II attributed
70 debris uhich. Il IL believed. had
been au4oaldsdns since the sit VS.
swept BY fire on April 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
CHARGED WITH
FRAUD
GRAND JURY Isolcrs PROM
INgnr nEsaAsKAas ON
CHARGE or FRAUDULENT
LAND ENTRIES.

LINCOLN. Neb. Oct ~ The
federal grand jury today Indicted -
individuals. alleging fraudulent land
entries and for the selling Of liquor
to Indians. Some Of the most prom
incnf Nebreskana are Eaid to be- IN.
yolved. but the names are withheld
The president has ordered that the
prosecution be vigorous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
FATALLY
BURNED
STEWART Aourz. ACTOR. nigs
FROM BURNS RECEIVED ~
An EVERETT rAEATEa.

EVERETT. Oct fa-siewhr
fstar Special ssrsles.l
Hufstx. a YOUNG actor, AS fatally
burned ratly Tits morning BY an
explosion Of an oil 10 IN the o..
flee Of the brandon thcatsr. where
he vas sleeping tie died 1T 3
O'Clock
HnuiE was alone when the seei
dent occurred and was removed
from the building BY people Who
were attracted bf the noise Of The
explosion. The mans s~ufferinEA
we're intense. 40 the akin uaa burn
"a from almost every portion ~ his
bodF. Ills parents live IN Boise,
Idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
OUTLAW IS
KILLED
laerlpp. TsIsqrsph ssrvies.l

PlIOENIX. Anz. Oct lP-iaek
Pnrsis IL dead. Harry Wilbur and
Percy Vincent are desperately
wounded AZ the result Of q shoot.
ing ~ Rioe station. rs miles from
Globe purVis was accused OF steal
Ing mules from a mining camp near
Clobe The sheriff arrested him
and Wilbur boarded the train TO
identity him when Purvis began
rheoilur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
sAlLoo DROPS DEAD.

y Reed. a sailor aboard the
Pnebla. dropped dead last might 1t
n. 80 o'clock. Reed. u II said, had
been drinking very heavily and his
death was probably caused BY heart
failure brought on by excessive
drinking. lie was a man Of about
80 years Of age and had been aboard
the Ahip for nearly three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
FIRE At
FRISCO

tHefttPH tTfeHFNPH o1fFt9et
SAN FRANCISCO Oct ia-Fire
resaltluE In damage TO the amount
Of $500 900 broke out last night In
the Southern Pacific freight sheds
A number OF freight cars were
threatened. bat were removed from
the danger line A great deal Of
alarm vas felt throughout the city,
owing 10 the lnflammable material
In the path of the fire. but the re-
organized fire department proved
equal to the occasion and no fur.
Their damage resulted.