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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-22

VOICE, II think we stand on sa1e
ground. For my part am quite VIII
ing to give mine rs n burglar
Sercombe flashed a glance OF annoy
ance ut him.
evil you be more explicit?' said l.
~ thought YOU took me-" said he.
TITS plain enough. Let us piece the
| document together, read it and start
fair on the knowledge. That places us
again on equal terms, only with MS
| difference, that the best man wins.
| Whereas now a man may be Satan
himself and fail till the crack OF
DOOM"
Sheppard threw an eager glance at
me. and l read assent in IT.. Nor was l
| indisposcd to agree to the proposal, odd
and unexpected as it came and nvolv-
ing us, as foresaw. In all the ut
| RACES of actual warfare. Yet upon so
pregnant a proposition l dared not
make up my mind on the instant, and
I suppose the man saw this, for, turn
| ing, he moved to the windows again
and looked out upon the lawns, hum
| ming to himself. Ere he had turned
| again and faced me with hts question
in his eyes l had made up my mind.
81 agree" l said.
Sheppard whistled softly and, as II
initiating the captain, leaned forth up
on the window. A light of satisfaction
played in Sercombe's gray-green eyes
for nm instant. AS for Montgomery, 1
do not suppose that he had any clear
notion Of what 1t was all about.
"Then," said Sercombe, 1.-THE sooner
the better, and what time better than
today?"
II agree to today" replied.
Good! And now there remain only
the place and time" said he.
Il have no wish to have my head
broken" said I blufly, "or to be mis-
taken for a hare, and so I say the cas-
tie. If you grant that, you may fix
your own time"
Il was In hopes" he said, smiling,
for he took no ofense at my %plainness
Of speech, that we might have set
tied the matter over a little dinner.
Hood, an excellent host, 1 find, is anx-
ious to show you what the Woodman
can do when he spreads himself. And
a full stomach, warmed with wine, is
better for business, as my young friend
here knows. But you shall have it your
swn way"
"By all means let it be a dinner"
said Sheppard, suddenly springing up
from his seat. "Mr. Greatorex, l am
sure, would be loath to rob you of your
pleasure, Captain Sercombe, and in his
name 1 make bold to offer you the hos
pitality of the CASTLE"
I started in amazement and opened
my mouth to refuse, but was saved the
trouble by the captains answer. He
was a good deal disconnected.
Il fear" said he, that the hospitali-
ty would be reluctant on Mr.. Create
rex's part"
"Not at ALL" said 1 graciously. "A
distinguished soldier like Captain Ser
combe is always welcome to my house."
He hesitated, and then. coloring slight
~, II am not alone" said he.
Sheppard shot Inc a glance of tri-
umph, as who would say. Il thought
we should corner him."
mo doubt Mr.. GreatoreX would
gladly entertain the other gentleman"
he suggested.
The captain looked at him. and q
grin spread slowly over his features.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-22
Sir Davy.

SIT Humphry Davy married a widow
as peculiar as himself. His pet affec-
tatlon was a lack of time. He was al
ways IN a hurry. BE pretended that
III had no leisure to dress himself, and
when a change Of linen became neces-
sary he simply put one shirt over an
until he was known to have on
i've or six shirts at a time. OF course
LIE could not wear this amount Of ap-
parel without appreciably increasing
his size, and his friends not in the Sc
cret were sometimes surprised to see
MIN fall off in apparent weight twenty
pounds III a day. His wife's great anx-
iety was to keep him eft for company"
put as he did not care a fig for com
pany h had no easy task, and domes.
NC dlscord was a common thing.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-22
CHAPTER VIII

VOW that l had given my pursu-
nv ers the slip was confident that
l should not be at further trou-
h1o n.;&G thar e..
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-22
Ancient Guns.

Inc cups of the Assyrians closely
resembled our saucers. Every noble
man and gentleman had his own CUP
and cup bearer, the latter of whom
always accompanied him to a feast,
carrying before him the cup Of gold.
silver crystal or marble, which his
master only used on state occasions.
aucers for cups were introduced In
the latter part Of the eighteenth cen
tury n at first were greatly ridicui-
CO. the persons who employed them be-
ing said not to be able to drink with
out having two cups.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-22
Two Different Matters.

Il cannot understand, sir, why you
permit your daughter to sue me for
preach of promise. You remember that
you were bitterly opposed to our en-
sagement because 1 wasn't good
enough for her and would disgrace the
family"
oung man, that was sentiment;
this is business"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-22
Selecting

Dr. Franklin thought thai judges
ought to be appointed by lawyers, for,
ADDED the shrewd man, In Scotland,
"hefe this practice prevails. they al
ways select the ablest member of the
profession in order to get rid of him
ana share his practice among them.
selves.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-22
A Prosperous Corporation.
gro BE ~coNT1NUED.J

n rOBperUUB COfpOrAII0h.
The poor railroads cannot afford, Of
course, any legislation hat will reduce
%e1orbitant rates. or they VIII l.
reduce the pay Of their ca
the Delaware. Lncliawan::
ern railroad has ,~!e":arnr
dend of 10 per cent nn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Ak RAID ON A
CELESTIAL DEN
cp+tNEaE AND JAPANESE m
WILD SCRAMBLE As POLICE
SMASH THROUGH DOORS -
THREE CAPTURED.

Three Chinese dealers. 30 Japan.
cna players and three wagonloads
Of gambling apparatus Il the result
Of a raid made hf Sersegnt Ban
nick and a squad Of patrolnssn late
las, night on Japanese lodging
house on Sixth hv = and Jackson
~ The bonds 81 the Japs we're
fixed at $500 each. but the China.
men we're held without bail.
Louis King. proprietor Of the
house. was not arrested. but appear.
Cd later at the police station and
sudcavored TO give bail foT the Chi.
uess
Information regarding the gam
bling den vas received late In the
afternoon by Chief WAppcnstcin.
mud. following well upon his orders,
ratrolmau Damn chopped a way
into the house through the doors
heavy panels with an az Wild
panic among the celes.iais resulted.
The den vas found only after a
roundabout route through a Chi.
neae restaurant IN the basement Of
the building Two doors had TO be
forced open before entrance was
gained Three sides Of the room
used by the gamblers we're twofoot
concrete walls. aud the ceiling was
heavily padded
Four blE games were running
whom the men broke In Lottery.
fnn-tau ana stud poker. faro. chuck
luck and craps we're all In full
blast The tables played upon were
built solldly into the room and had
TO be chopped loose before the po
lice could remove them. Among
the booty taken 10 the raid were
several thousand chips. and three
sacks Of gold and silver amounting
TO about 81 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
UNWR|TTEN
LAW ObEYEO
FRIENDS OF CONGRESSMAN
FAvRoT SAY HE AVENoED
INSULT TO FAMILY.

BATON ROUGE. La, Nov a.
Fully a thousand persons attended
the funeral yesterday Of Or. II n.
Aldrich. who was killed Wednes-
day night by Congressman elect
Favrot Meanwhile host Of friends
rallied about Judge Favrot, visiting
him at the Jail. aud two lawyers,
who have at times been his pollti-
cal opponents. volunteered their
services In his defense. Although
Judge Favrot maintained silence
as TO the cause OF the tragedy, his
friends today issued n statement
that he followed the unwrltten
law" acting I'm the belief that he
was avenging an affront 10 his fam
ily. Judge Favrot'a friends also
declared that Or Aldrich was fore,
warned and forearmed. Yesterday
the only development was the res
lgnation OF Judge Favrot from HE
judicial position. Gov. Blanchard
will order a special election to fill
the vacancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
JUTE MILL IS
CLOSED
NEGLECT OF STATE BOARD OF
CONTROL IN FAILING TO OR.
DER A SUPPLY OF JuTE
PROVES COSTLY.
ts,sr Special ssrvies.)

WALLA WALI4A. Wash. Nov 9
As result of the neglect OF the
state board OF control TO secure a
supply OF iute the operation of the
Krain.baE factory az the state pen
itentiary must cease and the farm
ers Of Eastern Washington will be
muleted out Of $500. 900 to $3.50. 000
and possibly more during the com
ing season
The iute mill has been practic
ally shut down during the past two
months. running less than one day
q week on account OF lack OF jute
II was announced here today by
warden kincaid, who was chair
man OF the board up to two weeks
ago. that no iute had yet been or.
dered. II would require az least 20
DAYS for II to reach here, after be.
Ing shipped from Calcutta. This
will mean that less than a month s
run can be secured before the sack
season of next year. and the output
viii be 50 small that It viii not af.
feet the market In the least
Farmers are indignant over the
matter and blame Governor Mead
and the state board Of control, as
tho situation was pointed out ia
them early in the season by eN.
Warden Kees and no attention was
given the matter until the price OF
iute had risen from SIS 10 SIS per
bale.
Tho board Of control excuse It's
fnactInn on account of not having
the money in the revolving funds
Farmers are unable 10 understand
why this has not happened before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

At least she was not in the house
referred TO-
still later she was informed her
daughter was back In Seattle. and
Mrs. Hin again started out person
ally 10 search for her. Back and
forth trampcd the harrasaed wom-
an. only 10 find every clew fruit
less and every rumor without foun-
dalton.
Voice Over Phone.
Finally Mrs. Han overheard what
she believed 70 be her daughters
voice on a parts line In the neigh
horhood which directed her suspi-
ctons TO the house at Spruce ~.
and Eighth av For = week she
haunted the neighborhood. and fin
ally saw what she IL certain was
her daughters face at the window
Of the house In question. A deputy
sheriff visited the place In re-
Spouse to the warrant. but the girl,
II she ever was there. Was not there
then.
Mrs. Hill is convinced that when
her daughters eaptors learned she
had discovered the girls address
they spirited her away. and she de-
clares she will continue the search
until she Is finally successful
Mrs Hill has given the truant
officer the name OF a certain wom-
an she believes was responsible for
J her daughters disappearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
MOTHER SEARCHING
. FOR HER DAUGHTER
FRANTIC AND p1TEoUs EF.
FORTS OF MRS. G. n. HILL TO
LOCATE MAY LETToN -
SEEMS HOPELESS CASE.

Lying behind warrant issued
yesterday by Superior Judge Fra.
ter for the arrest OF ieyearold May
Letion Is the pathetic story OF a
heart broken mothers long search
for her missing daughter. which
led her To tramp yainly from town
10 town. and remarkable sequence
Of events which lifts the case far
above the ordinary run Of disap.
pearauce eases.
The woman upon whose com
plant the warrant for the girl was
issued "a her mother. Mrs G II
nm. OF 81 Battery st. The war
rant was asked because Mrs HlIi
believed her daughter WAS being
held q prisoner IL house At Spruce
~ and Eighth ay. and she thought
thereby 10 get her back again.
Mothers Hope Doomed.
nui again. az fauumefahie times
before, the mothers hope was doom.
ed 20 disappointment. aud the
mystery Of her daughters where.
abou,s is as perplexing IS ever
MAY l.etton LEFT her home early
last October. leaving word that she
was going over the mountains 20
visit friends and that she would
not return until Christmas Certain
features OF her going away filled
Mrs Hill with forebodingA. and she
followed She inquired Of ali her
daughters friends in Spokane.
North Yakima and other nearby
towns. only TO find her worst sua.
plcions realized Her daughter was
not there and there was no one
who could say where she was.
Rumors 81 Fate.
Made extremely uneasy. Mrs Hill
returned to her home, only TO be
more deeply disturbed aa rumors
reached her OF q nature which made
her fear a terrible fate for her
daughter
The height OF her anxiety was
reached when she was informed
that her daughter had been eniiced
away b. a woman OF notorious char.
acter and that she was being held
prisoner IN n house In Valdez
/ Alaska
The now frantic mother caused a
second search 10 be instituted. only
70 find her daughter vas not there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
MOB RULES IN
SOUTH AGAIN

MouLTRIE. Ca. Nov jet
Hicks. a negro. was lynebod last
night IN sale City for the murder
u John Akridge
Hicks was arrested Wednesday
at Vienna aud brouEht here BY the
sheriff Of Dooisy county. Threats
~ lynching becomeinE current.
Governor Terrell VAS notified. and
the local militia vas ordered to
protect tho negro. Meanwhile the
officers spirited the negro away to
ward sale City bat after the start
was made information came from
Gale City that a mob was gathering
there 10 intercept the offieara The
militia company departed last even
ing for Sale CITY. but arrived too
late The gusrdhoaae In which the
negro vas placed on hts arrival
there was atormed by the mob.
Witch took the prisoner out aud
iYnched him.
Hicks wife and another negro
we're shot 10 death Wednesday near
Pelham b. unknown persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
SEAMAN TELLS
TERRIBLE TALE
ALLEGES TORTURE OF MOST
F1gNpisA NATURE ON PART
OF CAPTAIN m'oREooa OF
TIE waALER RARLUk.

VICTORIA. n g. Nov. Ed
ward Susent. = colarsa seaman ~
the whaler kariuk. who arrived harc
On the steam cutter Thsfia tells n
story of ftsndfsh treatment BY Cap
tain A. MeareRef and Officers % the
kArisk. whom Re proposes 10 prose
cute On their return 10 San Fran
cisco
Accarding 90 his STORY. ewing 20
drawing his knife on another menu
Der u the crew. ~ was placed In
irona ~ April and practically KEEP,
IN them until September, lie Haa
submitted % incredible torture and
sBbsisfed for = Ions time on biscuits
aud water being placed alternately
over the boilers and IN Eskimo quar-
tsrs. where there was no stove His
leg was doubled up with rheumatism
and he Nas given medicine Of which
he vas 20 suspicious that he kept q
FOR analysis. Hs was ehiorofurmed
three times. he claims. by tho Of
ficera. whom be charges With de-
Hberately planning 10 kill him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Of her house. with her throat cut.
her head battered and towel
twisted around her neck Near the
body lay a knife and a club. The
woman died after a hard struggle
with her RsaRilant. who. Il Is
thought. struck her down with n
club and then cut her throat. after
which the towel was wound arounu
her neck
After the murder tho man made
. systematic search OF the house
Tor money. thoroughly ransaoking
the house. aud a trunk In an up
stairs room was broken open and
about $3.50 taken from H. Part of
this money was later found on the
lawn The husband Of the muir.
dered woman. who had been away
from home. discovered the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
IS CAUGHT IN
THE ICE
THE DUCHESS OF BEDFORD ls
STRAINED AND LEAKING At
HERscHEL IsLAND-ExPLoR.
ERs TO TRAVEL OVER SNOW.

The schooner Duchess of Bed
ford. which left Victoria MAY 20.
with Capt Mikkelson and Ernest
Leffingweli. members of the Anglo
American Arctic Exploration expe-
dltion. aboard, has been caught in
the ice al Herschel island. she is
badly strained and is leaking The
word OF the accident was brought
To Victoria on the Canadian reye-
nue. cutter Thetis.
At Point Hope Mate Parker and
the cook of the schooner refused to
work. They were threatened with
irons. but were still obstinate and
we're put ashore. Their places were
filled by men from the Thetis. The
mutineers made their way 60 Nome
In a fishing schooner
The crew Of the Duchess of Bed.
ford and members OF the expedition
viii take dogs and 20 as far north
as possible. exploring for land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
STRUCK BY iva WIRE rRiTz
ALPS Is SHOCKED TO ouArH
on STREET.

rrlts Aips, grocer. At siT Yssisr
way. Saa eisctrocut,3 By fallen
dlsuairh wlrs 81 TIE Seattle Electric
company. ct Ne 20 e'oioek this morn
ting IRE wire WAS charged with
1909 volts end had fallen across the
street a. the Intersection % f1fth
AZ. and Terrace 81. Alps Was dsiiy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
PRESIDENT SAILS
ON TRIP TO PANAMA

Tho party sailed ON the May
flower to Wolf Trap light. where a
transfer was made 20 tho battle.
ship Louisiana. which IL 20 convey
the party 10 aud from the isthmus
The louisiana will be conveyed 70
and from the iathmus by the ar.
mofed cruisers Tennessee and
Washlugton.
Lieut. Frank Evans IL aboard the
Louisiana. and will keep the public
informed OF the presidents move.
menm by wireless telegraphy
NORFOLK. Va Nov. a-The
rrealdents ships passed out OF the
caps 81 8 20 o'clock this morning
The Louisiana tricd Co signal. but
the fog ard smoke obscufed her ef-
forta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
ELEC 7 ION
RAUDS

wILKEsBARRE. Pa. Nov D.
The ballot boxes used In the recent
election will be bought into court
for the official count today. Big
frauds have been unearthed In
one district. whore the republican
candidate for district attorney was
credited with 900 votes. the box
showed but ak blank ballots. An
other box was empty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
TRAIN IS
HELD UP
LONE aosnER SECURES SMALL
BoorY. MAKES FLYING LEAP
AND ESCAPED ~ TIE DARK.

SLATER no. Nov a tuue
retser awakened aad robbed sleep.
ma pasa~uayFs sn route from ~
Louis 70 Kansas city IN the Blue
Cat last Night BE worked hurried
- and took only Nhzt bis victims
offered. which amounted To aboa,
tse he tsft the train ~ ssasinR a
flying lsan near Msxiea. Ne. The
train was stopped. bat no trace u
the thief could b. found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
GOES BACK To
PEN|TENT|ARY.
REv. WILLIAM HlssrAw. nc.
LEASED ON PAROLE. MUST
RETURN AND SERVE LIFE
SENTENCE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov e-Hsy.
William gluahaW was glrsn = heat.
ina before the governor today AZ
Whieh he vaa charged with vrong
conduct toward Hrs freeman lie
maintained his Innocence bat Shnf'
IN Elect FREEMAN. Of Wabash eoun.
y. says DO wiil prove that his wife
and HiushRs were together At the
Shirley hotel Hlnshsw admits that
he took Mrs Freeman driving. and
that she spent the nikhf IL bis
mothers house wheu he uas IN
the house The governor decides
that Hinahaw IL guilty and he vii
be returned TO the psuiientiafy foT
lise. TO serve out hia nxurcids sen.
tence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
CHARGE BUKCE
As SMUGG[EA

Bunce was taken before United
States Commissioner Kiefer and
bound over Ia bonds Of 1890. In
company With officer Lathe BuHce
IL this afternoon attempting 10 find
hondaucu.
James f5uuce ~ one Of the best
known men iu Seattle and Was for
merly partner u T. W Nelson,
democratic NOMINEES ~ the last cleo
ton FOR county sheriff In detective
agency
Customs officials believe opium
smuggling on gigantic scale has
been uneafthed Hunce refuses 10
make n statement
Officers are working on clues
which viii lead to the arrest ~ the
sender Of the drug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
TEN CLERKS DISCHARGED.

The following ten registration
clerks have been discharged from
the comptFollsrs office T. smith
& D SneW, = = Calhoun. Il &
Bridges, J W Hanna. 4 u Wilson
= Hall II Puhle. Wm. Huvey and
George Edgar City Comptroller
Carroll u nov iett with aaly one
permanent registration clofk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
ROOSEVELT AND PARTY LEAVE
ON nAVFLowER AND TRANS.
FgR TO BkTTLEsHlP LOUIS
lana.

WASHINGTON, Nov e.--Presl.
dent Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt.
accompanied b. their party. left the
Washington navy yard yesterday en-
route to Panama aboard the yacht
Mayflowor As the party LEFT the
dock the president standing on the
starboard side Of the vessel. shout
ed "Goodby; I'm going down 10
see how the ditch r. getting along,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
y. Blxbee Hotel at Long Beach Crashes 10
Earth Buying Over Score Of Persons
auudreds Work at Rescue.

damages Will reach $3.50. 0oo.
Among the seriously injured arr
Ira Pee. JAMES Parker, a mason
an unknown workman. J. Wells. 4
carpenter. y W Shields. G. "A
Chilson. ira eolWell. J. noine. I
y INLAY. & Hamburger. y "
Slude I'd Watson aud Foreman
Ross arr unacuunted for
Shlftink sands beneath the foun
daiioas, e h believed. caused tbs
disaster. Nearly 100 men were ii
work on the four floors. when. With
u terrific crash. the walls erumblet
Hud the men Neru prselpitated be-
neath huge plies of concrete and
timhers Within a few moments
hundreds ~ people began the wort
81 rescue The material Naa rein
forced concrete aud when the cfast
came this disiutcgFated 20 bits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
BRADY ILL AGAIN.

James Brady. murderer of Mrs
Flora shannon, was this morning
removed from the county jail and
taken back 10 the county hospital
since his arrival at the jail he had
been suffering intense pain from
his self inflicted wounds. lie weak
ened considerably In the last as
hours. and the county tailer was
no longer able TO give him the at
tentIon his dangerous condition ne
coasitatod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
a GIGANTIC SMUGGLING PLOT
sAiD TO HAVE BEEN UN.
EARrHED -- AN lhVEsTloA.
TON TO FOLLOW.

James uunec, formerly deputy u.
der sheriff cudihee. Was arrested
this morning b. Deputy United
States Marshal Lathe on charge
OF opium smuggling.
Two hundred pounds Of the drug
were received at the Northern Pa
cifle express office this morning adj
dressed 10 Hunce. The authorities
were notified and Buuco arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
WOMAN KILLED,
HOUSE ROBBED
UNKNOWN MURDERER CUTS
THROAT or HELPLESS Wo.
MAN AND STEALS $50.
fserInn. TsIearaph servles.l

STANFORD SPRINGS. Conn.
Nov. 9.-MrB. Henry Williams, %
years old. was found murdered In
her home near here yesterday aft.
ornoon. Robbery apparently was
the motive. and the murderer Is be
lioved TO be n tramp. The body OF
Mrs. Williams was found lying near
a stove on the floor Of the kitchen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
"a I D \
SAT {
Daring Seaman Wires
He Is Alive and Well
mo Details Given.

The friends Of Capt John Eaton
were reaHsurcd tnte morning hy a
message proving him alive and
veil The daring sesmsa's long alb
eanee lei his friends 10 believe he
had been drowned and a general
alarm va ssoanasi among the to~ na
uklrtinE the Sound TO look for his
hody. The message Of the captains
safe arrival was received b. Cap
tain Smith. q Weat Seattle. his
business partner No details &C
compantrd tho communication aud
Captain Eaton has stu 90 oxplain
what DELAYED him 80 Ions 90 the
voyage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
ELECTROCUTED
IN STREET

sriH4 . basket 81 groceries ard
walkss directly into the site. lie
waa ptsuck across the face and fell
Jak.ab Hansen. residing az f2is
Eieth ave. picked him up and placed
him on = parking stfip while he
called nF berries The injured man
sxplswa tao minutes after The physl-
cians arrival Deputy Coroner Ar
mold tuas charge q the body and
removed d q the Hpnney- Watson
nsaraue where an inquest 10 10 be
held The deceased vas - years old
md had conducted the grocery on
Yeslsr wsy fef the past three years.
lie leaves a wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
AMENDMENTs
NOT DETERMINED

tsssss ', h. IN tho result ~ the
Dos ~ = washington ls SEN In
he ss..- =. ea'eome Of The vote on
Hents ss'' 80 constitutional amend.
1tnt don..ls The powers on emf.
hsxIns 49, y 70 the interests n lie
nsls - ~,''apanies and Other e g,s
lnsfaIls u. Over the state
lxttl, A., ~ amendment we're but
lheirsss,.sAed and this has boon
l&elns s ss.'' eas IN some counties
- papers we're radically