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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17

Johnny Reiff Will sail for France
newt week to commence work for
the winters campaign On March
IL. His riding weight is ia
pounds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17
pxRINa AND DREAMING woaxs.

Partisan Dyeing d cleaning works
and Dress Pleating Factory l. A
Leahmann. proprietor. has moved to
sos First avenue. near Howard
Phone 2137. No solicitors,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17

Any college professor who wish
es to occupy the limelights can
crafty his desire by taking a few
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17

The Steam Clot'es Pressing COM
pany win French dry clean enc press
your suit for Soc or your trousers
for 15c; only 5 to 10 minutes re-
CURED: good dressing rooms: alter
atoms and repairing. $50 Second
avenue. Phone ffs1.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17
Up-to-date F DOT.
ball, Fighting,
and General
Athletics

Fitzsimmons may not return to
the stage after all. He is consider.
ing a plan to estblish a physical
culture school in New York, pat
termed after the one now conduct
ed in Gotham by VIM. Muldoon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17

81 opens checking account. TIE
Peoples Bank. ia Mil. Lone hours.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17

Loans ON furniture. planos. horssa
etc. private: no delay. A. A. DAr.
nett east The Rookery eS-e
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17

II you want a loan. 10 70 2. Hasor
ford. sSs Main avenue,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17

Charles staley. als Pacific avsnwa
South of ". p. depot. 1914
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17

Freight furniture. baggage and
parcel delivery. Tel So. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
BOWLING MOTIFS.

us expected that the Vancouver
bawirra wttl BE- in Seattle thts wwes
80 rem their return match with -
seattle howlefa
Sammy ahunan il ths uesiinH
Kta tie Nas taking Wsffsn ard
Koch inta eamp 81 ths fiisinafa iaes
nlKst and averaged something lika
ia faf an BIO games
& neR~aax tie uhin bowler who
lass year beat A L. tsHkins an ths
Mansrrh alleys nas ga t9Hn tuFife
ihm week lie has iuai fiuisapa a
transe0Hftneatat trin ~ an aata
mobile. ~ whirh he broke ati re
ord. between New Yofk anB Eaa
FfanriHae
e Williams baniei some great
sunftns - she nismarrk TIE eihsf
niehs naiiiuE nash Pert Mtteiptt.
b. pat II al ever him. and hawlst
80 ana ID ~ succession IL
saaaif have had 800 in shr Aftar
game. but SO robbed "a The aisesa
frame
paui Morgan. better knnwu q
. ptsrnssnt fr~ W fuiiinE a rpsff
saaa At rFeseuf. ant the other ny.
On ths MeuAfrh alleys pat ~ ;
arsFu ~ gk3. whseh is csftaihiy a.
tna sorsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
THOMAS STOPS
MELODY

Once aHhin Zoe Thomas. the great
California weltsl weight. has made
snod ny Htopfing lianoy Melody
ayor In Chelsea the other uyhi. he
really is the white aultef weight
champion of America. title that
many agreed had belonged 20 the
maud hitting MELODY II will take a
Great man at hia weight 10 defeat
fhnma. because be seems to have
everything that any Of them have.
Fast. strong clever. good rms
General. game aud a wicked punthef
with both hands. Il looks llke moth.
ing short of wonder will beat
him A. he Is today Harry Foley,
.hia aatute manager. certainly has a
prize Ia him
When they first went from the
.easst thefe was uo blowing ~ tfuh.
psta aud they started of IA n quiet.
hnainess-lihr way BY cleaning up
Joe Grim Then followed the vic
tors over Sullivan and nest the blk
event victory over Champion
Melody
Fuw Of the writer's took much no.
'tice az Thomas when he first vent
east because he was quiet. back
uard aud dld not have that great
deaire 10 push himself into the Time.
llEht before accomplishing some
thing that really called for A.
Thomas Is decent, quiet. gentle
manly fellow. who known how "a
hehaNc a. we'll ne how 10 fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
MIQUE FISHER
WEARS TOUPEE
rHu SECRET rHouoHr, sAI
CRED nv TIE PAT MAN 3
AT LAsr REVEALED ~ RUSS
HALL.

Russ Hall told the following siofv
about Allaua Fiahot the other las
While tho bunch weFr waiting tuf q
car Ia take the,n "a the hall
ground Fisher Is the afitinhi
toupea Kid. said Russ "Mlaua hts
been unable IA comb real live 'hair
for 10 long that be has fofgdttsn
what Il h like
what he lacks on the top ~ hia
head he mskts up on hia face Tie
iesirra 10 appear clean shatun In
public. aud IA consequence no in
fnfosd 90 shave Immediately before
each Hame II his team should Eet
into s0inning game alaue would
have uhiakera down to hln vest
pocket. lie SAYS hla beard Efowa
a thousand times faster than al
falfa
once upon time = friend Of
the Fat mans gave him n satisfy
razor With the outfit went a dozen
hiades guaranteed 90 cut tho
ateonseat beard Ia ChFlstsnden
Miane tried n lie used up the
dozen blades before he had taken
off square inch Of the hriHilsh.
Then he thnrW the holder out Of
Tho wlndow and repaired 10 the bar
boz shop. where he paid ala bits TO
have thu shaving job finished
enut that has nothing 30 do With
the ,aepre
II VAS on one ladies day In TIA
coma when Fisher and the original
president OF the Tacoma CLUB. ~
Davies. got into an argument rlgh,
Ia front 81 the grand stand Fisher
said something that Davies ald not
like and the TacomAite ~ Into hiu
The fret vicious k~inE knocked
Alaus'a hat of With. Il wsat the
iOupco
There vas fini In the grand
stand Scafem 81 the fair ones falni'
81. while hundreds ~ others rushed
uell.mell 10 "a. street
Oh. Horrors ~sa the CRY
ties ncMipsa the ppoF man
Order vas unly restored when
the fiEht ended and Aiqus gave an
exhibition Of bis bald pate and al
luated hia tnapes within full Nles
~ tho thousands VI spectators "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
AMATEUR LEAGUE
CLOSES SERIES

The puEri Sound Amateur league
closed its season last sunday ~
wah the intention a. play % pest sea-
aan series beiwoan the leaders %
the three divisions. buf complies
tlans have arisen making this all
most impossible aud che league Of
ficiais are pr~parina % call final
meeting - the directors and wind
up the affairs 90 the league.
The season eiussa With Arlington
AZ champion ~ The northern dlTf-
siun. tho HhiHiefs the leaders ~ the
southern division. and ballard aud
west Seattle tied for the isadetnhip
II The e~ntrai division
The teams % the other division
refuse % recognizes the nalnisrr and
are not willing 90 play off tns rham-
piaushtp with them. Il asuid he
Unfair 60 the Kaimlafa % iet AfiluK-
toes md the simmer Of the ballard
west seattle series Rlay iof the
upionship. 80 ballard ard West
seaitie are tied up Ia a asadlaek
avsf protested games ard refuse -
nlsy Each other. The directors -
the league have aeciaesi Ca cali
svefYshlnx OF and declare the sea-
uan rlanesfR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
RACES ON
At MEADOWS

The automobile races take place
this afternoon az O'Clock az The
Meadows and some exciting races
are anticipated. There will also ba
racing toruorrow.
A novel feature % this aftar.
Moons sport will be five milo
race Tor motorcycles In which
there are -four entries. The race
II the day will be ths ten mile
free-for-all In which five ears will
whirl around the track. The makes
represented IN the race viii BE- the
Pope.Toledo. White Steamer.
Thomas. Franklin aud Columbia
The Columbia. which was injured
Sunday. has been repaired and IL
IN fine shape
A number Of cars were out on
tho track yesterday afternoon and
the drivers report the track To be
in fine condition. Indications are
that a number Of records will be
smashed.
Thers will ba an auto parade
through the downtown streets be.
fore the cars so out 20 the track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
KANGAROO LAND
FOR O'BRIEN
JACK BOUND FOR rHERE ~
FIGHT CANNOT 80 ARRANGED
IN SAN FRANCISCO.

lack o.m8eu whA at,ins the
heavvweisht uuo, tfrfvta Ia Sah
ifgansiseo several daya aao pn Ms
way % Australia, Wee ho Nes go
nnht HHl saufes feu % Australian
chamrlsnshlr lie ga q sail ta'
day affur hu srfivef " Fflas'e DIV
stated lhpl jt BE- ceui1 set aa offer
20 nsht ln che United States ~
would not 50 So Australia
The Arradit Athletic clae q
southern California promptly made
al offsH of $40 zoe foy a sout be-
tweeu Tommy Ruras and 9htign
aad bath met accepted, but when 20
came a. pestiuk forfeit the siae
diI uot connie % the front ami there
was nethink doing
Then Fam MeDarcy. who has been
successfully pulling or fights IN l4ea
Ansrlea sald he wauld offer the
same rufse. but wanted a fee taX
90 consider BURNS said he would
gfve O'nricn eide bet ot SA.oaQ. sHd
81 last reports Jack ohrien Vas
stHl ln f'rlsea waiting fot something
T. turn ur
II the efforts ~ the promoters to
match oHfiru and Bafus fan
through shea jack = gefnE 70 Aus
tralia. A. = understood that Tex
Rtrkara. the Oel8fielt promoter -
backing Rurns and e Il thought he
may makc aa offer Tor the flght
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
GRAND CIRCUIT
RACES OPEN

COLUMBUS. O. sept. is-open-
lag dAy OF the Columbus grand ctr
cut race nleetink brought forth
splendid weather. fast track and
plenty % recogdbreaking perform
ane.x
The contest Tor the Colam bus
purse Of s1e80 for 2sea trottsrs de.
veloped into the fastest thFeesheag
trot u the year Main Sheet. drtv
en- By Myrun McHenry. won the
FIRST tao heats and reduced bis re.
ord 10 : aS 10 Orc was given a
winning drive In the third heat
and finished neck ahead Of Main
Sheet. who sold favoftte In the
pools. with Gold Dust Maid second
choice Results
Hotel Hartman purse. ts.oea.
ATS PAGERS. three heats--Ards he
wea the first and third heats and
the race In % -. 230ais. Italia
won the second heat IN ss0t Ia
2sf2 trui. three Ia five. purse
81 Gao. unflnlshed-r ady MeNery
won the first and aecond heats Ia
s.ta~ % ~. Col Patrick Wun
the third beat In 10 -
gsIs pace. fhfee IN five. purse
81 Geo owassia von threo straight
hess IN saS IL. see -. 2.aT "a
Columbus purse. tk.0eo. 20s trot.
thrwe heats Main Sheet won the
FRS aud second heats tn 205 -.
2;0s 10 Orc wen the third beat
In z.05 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
AT TORONTO.

iffst race. three quarters ~ a
mile .irhsr Toe tkosfnsa 2 20 T.
wau. ruota NooAu Zoe second
4corfui rs. third rime, rs
SECOND race. eleven -aiNtceuthH 81 a
mtle Reside 1oa tHrhaellefl . 80 q
won. rira Alarm 100. second Irene
A. iua. third rhne. tIaf IS
Third rayr. ono miiF afmondra
Risht iia NlenncasiA Z 10 8. vea
Rnyai window us surnud Peter
PAUL us third. Time. I 60
Fourth races thrive quarters 81 a
milo uert uafa Toe tUoltHtrln1 20
90 1 won4 .iur coat iis. second,
Garrett Wilson ne, hird. Time,
ttHsb.
FqfIh race steeplachhse cold
Run t6i tMrtteufYl Go Wnni
TERRY wsdden itg. seeent Howard
lewis isa. thlfH rine 4 rs gee
sixth race. une mile AMI six
ttenth Granada ios tfcudrrEastl
6 Go /. wen. Anna paY "a. Second s
Request Tee. tbitd Thine. tsasb,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
INITIATES KisgriscoPg RIOS.
nGas.
EvANsvrLlE. Ina.. 90,

EVANSVILLE. lad. sept ia
leon Young. Il wears old. inspired
With desire ID hceuma a bold ban
dtf through watching the fascinatiug
moflne picture machine. proeeedef
% help himsnf to money hcsoaElnE
"a hls grandfather and other reia
tlvas Ahd - naW bahind the bar
When arrested Leon freely con
fsaard his tvpredatiuus and state1
that h waa y hen he waa watching 4
kiuegseope traia robbery iaat b
first tks notioa 81 stealing on his
oNaa account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
PASSING COM NJ ENTS

Glnette. the French mare owned
hv e Il. Htenshsll. has won ten
straight races in the east this year
aud brought home ovef 100000 Ia
wagcra for her owner
Happy Hogan. who Is here With
she Fresno team. SAWS that some
ball PLAYERS take OF their hats
every time they pass a brewery
Wonder what that meauaF
~ baseball hucomnig as brutal a.
fnothalls Kid Eihetiuld. al che New
York liikhlandefs. . wearing a
football ahin guard on bis left lea
Eddie nald barney oldueld and
Tom Cooper are alter the scalp o.
charles @. WridANay. Who made
tho t.a00 milc record With hia Peer
less. They are four good men aud
a long race between them IN APT
o. BE- great contest. but WrldE
WAY T. not easily scalnsi
A racing car. a candidate Tor the
Vanderbilt cup. went along broad
way, New York. the other day The
body and three wheels aad received
cnly enc coat % gray paint and Il
did not pretty ans" A cop who
Thought he knew all about autome
bllcs look az II aud said That's
a cheap lookinE car Perhaps Il
was. cut IL cost the factory about
SIS, 0eo te build that car By hand.
England. deapite ils prided repu.
tstlon a. a Law ahliinE and order
loving people, h certainly a bet
stricken nation One nf the feat.
ures OF the news about tho Harvard
Cambridge boat race vas the "efri
cial hslting In this coentry a
few trains misht b. held up aud
theatrical performances stopped b.
stHdents celebrating some college
victory. aud the authorities wntsid
give little heed 20 IL. but LET there
BE official betting published 90
Internationally contests and such
events would b stopped tn = hufEy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

A.faaazsrf Fes kass Hita No. FfrH
Nsn Haeaa & tiHstsrssattrf nNeatflaa h4fs
- Is snr Has, ftntssa GsEr tarff
- htzre aFaffts FFeaz4 fsssHtf
assHR NhaahsNsata 49, Msf MftasE
49, fasaH lass - H4fas fsff NaHa 81
IT, - riis AHt 1=H HH1 - hssfrF
Sc affsfes easag AaaaHH ~ 49,
asteerW Fassas hafts afaaaH #rtf
ettE a aiaFfHH FtaeH * faHasE 81 -
elfss4.sfrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

NJ y Turner 26s2 MorYisun ss
Portland. asks the police 10 locats
samuel Turner. supposed % hare
ieff Tacoma on July for Seattle
Turner - described A. beiax 81
wears * aEs. very DARK cpgupisxinn.
ana said 20 be decidedly Found
3 houldered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
RACES YESTERDAY


FIRST race. eleven sfxteeuthH - =
mite Princess Marie t98 gHlleyA
70 I. son. UosssTian IL. Second
Ouarfl laz. third TtFne. "a tss
Second race. three quarters - e
mile Iaxoithrift IL fWisharal %
I. son. AirsNip 100. secanf Ida
Davis tas. third Time. iisi-8
Tbtrt race. Stsepiechase = - ~
Hoffnielr t1a fCafict Q 10 g. Won
Onyx II. lsS. second. Sigiunnd fsg.
thsrf Tffar. : IS IS
Fo1rth race one mile and atN~
t@sufh -aoiden Mineral LOT morris
AUTO aAcEs TO-DAY
Z 40 ~.~.sa II sks as.aes4Ft SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
AUTO RAcEs TO-DAY
IA Ht1 star events

sena Is eeusM 10 Knapp a Nest,
ssa coiuan boiiHins. for book II
nlsns no. pretty h0nsrs s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
GarVin Pitches

uaFvln twtfieA fot the iafaia aud
siN scattered hits was all that the
RaiHinplakcra could SIS. Fresno
sot ncn ou bases several timsa but
thvY always persisted miHerahiY not
one 90 tire men from the southland
Ecttlns a smell ~ the home plate
seattle took kindly 90 the curves
ana siants dlshsd up ~ NcgfeHaE
che Fresno pitcher. and found him
Tor i total ~ a hits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

20 T. weni Inspector ulrl tot, aece
und. Precious Stone lea. thirt.
Time. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Mile-Black Cloud won. Ripper
second, I.atarnata tilrd Time.
1t4I -
Three-atghihs Of mile-~fiold
Bus first, Little Minoh. Jr.. second.
snundlv third. Time. 80 i.2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
JUST
WALKING AWAY
ouas TAKE ANOTHER eAmG-
RAisINPtekHRs CAN'T soto
raU BUNCH 49, LAST sERlEs
nEoIN.

Ia spite pf the knocks 1t the pop
ulAea and the efforts af the manage
muut ta rratrnin 'ems the cubs are
runntnN away and yesterday hue
messed theif eighth stgaiEht Victory
throwing the hbeka into Fresno by
a score ~ 8 - %
incidentally. they craWlet inin
third nlaeu iu the race foe the coast
neHuant
The team certainly II playing
srcat hail aud yesterday showed no
sisua nf letting up m their work
The infleld pfavet q ysr,tahlc STONE
vatl and nuthiug SIT away Van
nufeu and eroll also played great
bali aud made couple ot sfrat
catcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Klein. the shoemaker. at janice
AZ s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Householder WAS the heaviest
slusEof aud got thrse hits out ~
four trips io the plate Mott. slreih,
Croit Van fiuFcn and uiankenahin
each SOS two hits apiece hui fnf
the fact that with the exception ~
the first AND fifth innlnEs seattlr's
hits wera scattered. The seofe uauld
have Deszn much tArsaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

PORTLAND. ore, gept ~ Ia
a burst ct enthusiasm Uyef the
aeenefy On tho Columbia river b.
6sniisht william Pitcher dfap
ped lead Of heart failure on the
deck of The steamer Roanoke III.
cher Nan troubled With hraft dla
oAan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

TIE last series ~ TIE year opens
this afternoon with san Ffaneiarp
a. the opponents - the cubs San
Erauetsco ls IN seeond plaee aud are
figuring on beating Portland aut -
thcs Sili maks every sffoFi a trip
Seattle. while the latter have
flshtinE ehanss 20 beat ffisea ana
act second place. and theX are g.
iug % tsy mixhtY hars Game viii
Be called AZ a'ciarh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Wear brooks hats. 1891 End av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

elanslsmen. -knoW a." our tailor
tng ou you VIII DO ihe feat. I'll Co
iufsibla ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

20 cents fpr Is miles around aief
cor Island on steamer Fortuna. -
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PACIFIC eoAsT LEAeua.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

So ra,s .....................-.........
IhlIal.lnlllA .--..-L- -.-....l. -..... - 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

AUTOMOBILE aAcEs TO-DAY
= "a. m a. the M'hduWs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

pHs. CGo. o BURR ana
ALICE ~, BURR. osssopstha
sic Arcade Rise.
Phones Main tfHa fmA aaRN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-25
DEDICATE CATHEDRAL
Ediflce Cost Three Million Five Hun
dred thousand Dollars.
FINEST In THE STATE
Mgr. faleouio, tte Papsl Delegate,
Assisted by Numerous Other
Theoiogiaos, Conducted
the Ceremonies.

Pittsburg. Oct. 24.-The new 81.
Paul's Roman Catholic cathedral. said
10 be the most beautiful ecclesiastical
edlfice in the state. representing a cost
Of s3,5OO.0OO and over three years
work Of artisans. skilled craftsmen
and laborers, was dedicated Wednes-
day by Mgr. Dlomede Falconio, papal
delegate to America. assisted by Car
dlnal Gibbons OF Baltimore. Archbish'
ops Farley OF New York and Ryan OF
Philadelphia. and score OF other
high dignItaries or the church. Ideal
weather conditions served TO bring to
the ceremonies a crowd which even
the big cathedral would not hold.
At 6 o'clock Mgr. Falconio. with a
number OF assistants. took up the
march about the building. consecrat'
ing the outer walls. following which
the entry into the building was made
Here the various affairs were conse,
Grated, the conservation ceremony oil
the main altar being conducted by the
apostolic delegate. These ceremonies
concluded, the clergy assembled In
nelghboring building for march "a
the cathedral. where his eminence
Cardinal Gibbons celebrated mass al
1880. This procession vas spectaeu
lar
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-25
JgwELRY MISSING.
Anna Held. the Actress, Loses Mum
ber of Valuable Gems.


Cleveland. Oct 24.-The police and
a detective agency are working dill
gently 10 discover the whereabouts Of
$3.50. 900 worth OF Jewels which Anna
Held. the actress. reported were stolen
from her on a Pennsylvania train while
coming into Cleveland early Monday
morning. The gems. said TO include
some very elaborate and valuable
pieces. were stolen from Anna Held's
stateroom while she and her husband.
Florence Zlegfield. Jr.. were tempora-
rIly absent The Jewels we're In a
small hand satchel. which also con
talned over $4,000 In money and pa
pers. bank books. etc, which Miss
Held said she valued AZ 500, 600. When
the case was first reported 10 the local
police they we're incredulous, but Chief
Kohler says he Il now convinced that
the robbery was committed. Miss Held
gave description OF two men on the
train she said she suspected. and the
detectives said they had trace OF one
OF them In Baltimore Miss Held says
she believes she was followed by the
two men from Baltimore 20 THIS city.
The actress appears griefstiekef
over her loss. and Gays the satchel con
talned her entire fortune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-25
COMMIT Atrocities.
Terrible Grimes Are Perpetrated ~
ferriday, La.
FRIGHTFUL MURDERS
Water Service superintendent hests
Death In Flames, Engineer hit
In Head and Killed and
Building Fired.

Natchez, Miss, Oct. H.-William
Boyd. water service superintendent
was burned to death. C. James Little
engineer OF a switch engine. was Kill
ed by a blow on the back OF the head;
the Johnston, hotel. Cochran hotel and
seven cottages were destroyed by fire.
This Is the record OF Monday nights
work at Ferriday. La. ten miles west
OF this city. A report has gained cur
rency that a negro who murdered the
engineer for his money. set fire to
the hotel 70 conceal the evidence OF
his crime. Little's body was found
under n shed In the switch yards by
I three railroadmen. who were attracted
10 his side by his groans He lived
1 but a few moments after being found
and was unable 10 tell the name or
color Of his murderer.
The pay car OF the New Orleans and
Northwestern railway passed through
Ferriday Monday. and Little was muir
dered for his money. Boyd was asleep
In the hotel. and was burned 10 death
HIS body has not been recovered,
There was another fire IN Ferriday
Tuesday night but owing to the fact
that the telephone cable between the
Louisiana and Mississippi banks OF the
Mississippi river are down. no news
can be received until the return OF the
correspondent from across. the rivel
from this place.
A negro man ana woman we're ar
rested in Ferriday on suspicion o
having N murdered Little. Several wit
nesses from Louisiana who witnessed
the presentation OF The Clansman
here Tuesday night made signiflean
remarks. broadly intimating that Their
would be a movement 70 drive al
worthless negroes from Ferriday.
number OF white vagrants were drive
from the place several weeks ago. IN
property loss by the fire amounts I
$50 900. partly covered by insurance.
An the negroes are reported as nav
ing left FRIDAY. The negro man an
woman charged with having murde
cd Engineer Little were taken 20 Via
liza. across the river from Natche
and placed In the parish jail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-25
CLOSED BY COMPTROLLER.
Peoples Savings Bank Of Washington
Is Embarrassed.

washington. Oct. 2i-By order OF
Comptroller Of the Currency Ridgely
the Peoples Savings bank of this city
has been ordered closed.
An examination by a national bank
examiner showed the institution to be
IN an insolvent condition. John W.
schoheld has been appointed receiver
The bank was incorporated under the
laws OF West Virginia. Il Is the Sec
ond district institution 20 be closed
within a week. A statement OF its
condition on Sept. shows loans and
discounts OF sl63.6i6; due from banks
and bankers. s2S.OO6; capital stock
500 900: surplus. sS.Si5, and depos
It's. s97.3 .326. Total assets and liabili
ties are given at s2l0.36S.