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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
GAINS
FP()|N I
Attorneys for Chester
Succeed in Change
OF Venue.

FolioNing session u vehement
afsamnni. Chester Thompson. the
youfhfli SLAYER 81 Judge g Meade
Enary. waA this morning granted a
ehAnRe Of venue b. Superior Judge
f'rater Pisrse county Nhs named
b. tho eaufi ~ 81 e place 81 trial
signal for 4 d. Of argument The
aefendanf's -el insisted that
adsssae nasaps .pcf criticism had
eFoatea Sush popular revulsl0n
aEaluss bis client that a fair trial
in this Jurisdiction would be- lmpoa.
aihie
uspnsy Prosecuting Aisnfnef
Miller. Fighting the motion for the
state. apid that the affidavit Of
VIII "a. Thompson. father u the nc
cunad murderer. declaring his sou
insane. proved him unable 10 act
az Dts own affiant In tho request
for chanrv ~ venue.
eCanaiitufiunaliy. declared the
laiiarnar. change q venue mas not
Do granted Save ard except on The
demand b. the defendant himself
t'nfll this defendant ia adiuAgei
Insane b. n regularly appointed
commission. We must assume that
he Il zane. The defense t. afraid
that n The defendant makes this
affidavit. u Wlll BE- used By the
prosecution az evidence 81 bic san.
liy. for az Insane man cannot make
an affidavit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

" " Bezdck, coach of the Unit
yarslsy Of oregon football team,
who for four years was the star
fuilbHrk ON the University OF chi
cage. ~ IN the city visiting college
friends and will attend the Wash
iuEtan W slanote game this after
tarnoon. Mr.. Hezdek. in speaking
Ia reporter for The star. eN-
pressed himself an an enthusiast on
new football rules. stating that
they made the game more interest
ing ard requires more head work
on the part Of the player.
n find western players we'll up 90
the standard Of tho east with the
exception that they are slow 60
learn new plays, and although most
OF the teams are light, they have
grit
In the middle west and east each
Institution II known for n distinct
style Of game. Here each team
seems 20 have a combination OF all
STYLES. and Il seems. In come cases,
to work confusion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
new PRICE SET
ON PROPERTY

G u WATSON and J c. MeG'nnis
have cold 20 + = Adams the north
east double corner 81 Second and
blanchard for tso.8oa This II the
largest figure paid for fwo unim'
pros 81 lots Ia that locality Frank
Dewitt has sold 60 = Witiior a hot
improved with a residence on tho
weat side Of First az between John
nud Thomas for $4,000 joel r.
Cay has sold 60 Dexter Horton A
Co tho Southwest double corner OF
18th aud Denny nay for tiS.soo
The Rainier Grand Hotel com
nany. which recently bought the
square between Post ~ aud West.
efu AZ aud Madison aud Marion
uith a view 60 building a i2stoFy
extension 90 the present hotel.
has taken possession o. a part 81
the property Tenants are being
notified % vacate. as u Il tho IN
teuiiun "a begin wreekinE the old
buildings as soon as possible, So
~ TO begin building operations early
81 the spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
C. {. MEETING

The Christian Endeavor union
executive committee met last even
ing Ia the parlors OF tho Edgswater
Conversational church After
luncheon served by the interme-
dlatc society the following commit
tee Was appointed 10 arrange for
an early morning prayer meeting
Thanksgiving ]. Herbert Doig.
Dora Criddle and = II Campbell.
Rev. NJ A. Matthews, Of the First
Presbyterian church. was elected TO
the new position OF Christian En-
deavor Councillor" for the Seattle
union. new office Of much I'M
portance. which WAS the result OF
a request from the united society.
An invitation Was extended by the
Plymouth Congregational society to
the union 10 be their guests ~ an
anniversary banquet 20 be held
Friday. February l. The invitation
VAS accepted The superintendent
OF the Industrial School department
gave a good report for the work or
the past month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
Or
BATH UGH!

Joe Murphy formerly ~ Billings.
Mont. ard John Adams. % Phoenix.
Arlz. arrived "a the city the other
might on the hux-car special from
spokane
Upon their arrival they Joined the
peopic's cafe Combination. Being
somewhat tired after such a long
and hazardous trip they fell asleep
Ell their chair at the cafe
Yesterday they appeared before
judge Georgo. who ordered them 60
take bath and also a trip out Of
the city should they insist upon
remaining Ia the city or refuse the
bath they were assured a bed In iail
for 30 DAYS gratis II Is not known
whether or not they took the bath.
Mike O'Niel who claims having
been on a strike for three months.
was greatly stricken when struck
for SIS BY hla Honor Tor making his
home ia the Whale saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
COMING MUSICALE

A musicale Of exceptional prom
leo will BE- given At the First TINT
tarian church. Boylston av and
olive ~. tomorrow evening AZ !
sicioek. under the direction Of Ger
ara ConnlnE Tho following will be
tho program. II Marsehmer Re
nance piano. violin and cello.
Miss jean Grow. violin Miss Eta
Grow. cello. Gerard ronning. piano
&. W. Green Harvest Anthem.
Miss Florence Woodcuck, Miss
Mar Gilman soprano. Niles BESSIE
Tiffany. coniralto. Mr. Pinnoy
tenor, Mcsers Giles and Peterson,
basso. solos. Miss Gilman and Mr.
Giles. G. &. Heisslgcv Andanie
from TITO op i2s Village idyllc,
beethoven Trio club Mendeiehohn
Angels trio. from Elijah. Miss
Woodcoek. Miss Gilman. Miss Tif.
fany Vieutemps Reveries. for
violin solo. Miss Jean Crow Elgar.
Noreeau MiEnon. Widof sercnude.
Beethoven Trio club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
FALLS FROM CAR
LEAVES $4,000

back 10 where tho old man Mas
lying. taking the grip With him
The luak on the eidera face mHA
Gue af pronounced toy when ne
Yuuns mhn ran 10
Yaa are an honest mas" the
oil man cried. grabbing the gflp
and pressing Il closely 10 bis
breast. THAT aatchei coaiuinh ti&f
0Ha
To say that ~ Efmas. 80 vel
a. the crowd of onlankera that
gathered. sore SURPRISED "a puitins
q mildly
The oiH man took ~ Erman'a
address sad assisted BY the puiirc
faand hls wNY 70 North Seattle on
another car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
t I Us
Gull I !
Socialists Leader viii
Appeal Act As
Own Attorney Next
Time.

n. r. Titus was found guilty late
yesterday afternoon after 70 hours
deliberatlOu by the jury. The charge
against him was obstructiuG tbs
streets Il the city.
And We suggest that all public
speakers be prohibited from Hpeak-
ing on the streets Of Seattle" said
the foreman IN reading the verdict.
Ur titus declared he had evidence
that one Of the iurymen said before
ha was called that he was eager 10
serve on the Titus jury because he
wanted 10 convict zone Of the social
let's This" said the socialist
leader. will be sufficient 10 insure
a rchearinE u the eaae.s
n new trial IL denied him. he
says he viii appeal the ease.
Dr. Titus declares that the next
time he will act 90 hir own attor-
ney 1t costs too much 10 hire a
lawyer" he said.
The verdict cancels the obligations
Of Mayor Moore and chief Of Police
Wappenstsiu 90 the effect that they
would cease prosecuting the remain
ing socialists charged with the same
offenas and they will also be ar
raiEued. IN all probability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
WHIMs is OUT

The second Issue Of the High
School "WhimH" has appeared II
s. the largest paper ever issued IN
the history 81 ~ school. consisting
of a. pages with many cuts and
full.paRe half tones
The cover ia bound IN the high
school e0lnrs. orange and black. aud
designed hY VIM nm The month
~ prize contest for The Seattle High
school pcnHnnt vas wgn by Doah
Riea.
Next month a gold fountain pen
will be given for She best original
I Christmas story. The feature Of
the Issue r. page %" edited By
I'd Gibson
Debate Tfyout.
The tryout To pick the team Tor
the debate With Ballard has been
postponed 90 November 10. seY-
Ierai OF the best debators OF the
school and others not 30 prominent
are already studying the Ship Sub
sidy" question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

An old man about 50 years q
age boarded "A ballard car at Pho
aeaf square yesterday 0wiuk ia
tho crowded candttion ~ the car
10 remained GA the utena Al First
ay aud Madison It. the ear Vas
brought 60 a sudden atnp. and the
odd man Waa thFoun headloag 70
the pavement
Wflhoaf seemingly noticing the
oid man the car proceeded ap First
az
Clint 81 Eruan. CLERK AZ the
Olympic View hotel. On First AZ,
and Cedar - noticed TIE mab fan
nad also that 3 safchel placed On
the platform remained He imme.
diateiy lnmped OF the car and fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
EXPLORER COOK
TELLS OF CLIM B

A large audience at the Alaska
club last night heard DR. Frederick
A Cook give an account. for the
first time In public. OF his adven.
lures IN reaching the highest point
In North America Mr Belmore
Brown. the naturalist Of the Cook
party. and MI Porter. the topog
rapher. also spoke.
The reception was given by mem.
hera Of the Mnzama club DR. 4
Weldon Young. president OF tho
club. presided. and exMayor Bal
ilnRer introduced the speakers.
Dr.. Cook said he had tried three
years 20 reach the summit Of the
mountain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
BONDS BEFORE
VALID COURT
William Constantine Is
Arraigned on Charge
of Assault With In
tent to Kill.

William Constantine. who several
weeks aeo shot hts son In Law. Jesse
HAIL was this morning. arrAlgned Ia
the criminal court OF Superior
iudsu ffater aud charged By Prose
cutting Attorney kenneth Maekln
toah with assault with intent q
ktil
Constantine. confined Ia the coun
- SAN part u the time since the
shooting. aud at laFac on bath the
remainder. has been delayed Ia bis
araignment until the victim Of The
shooting could be declared out II
LANCER by hts phy dcians and ~
- 81 from tho hospital.
Constantine vii have until No.
vember l.. when be will plead %
he charEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
Unique Emergency Scheme.

The Canadian Pacific railroad
has provided number Of emeF-
ernrv boxes filled wiih provisions
along ltn road. 10 provide food In
case Of emergency. such ne block
AIDES caused By wrecks or storms
Tho KEYS Of these boxes are held
hF conductors and haEEaEcmen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
ldgs AlbertsOn De-
hires Lake Wash
ipqsen Canal Bonds
to be Good.

-. Washington cana
y -. ,als morulug dcciartl
w. \ Jsase Albcrtsnn, NJ tbs
~ ' : ssart Judge Alecfisoe
@sn ~ demurrer 10 tho COM
$50 seose opposlns the bond
- '..seOy elosinK the lgnE eon
-. - Allexaiioaa erig'na'l'
~ ..rs that the bonds Ners
- oals after an irregular
-. - ~ hat they Nefe no'
y me commlasipuera q
stTittly eenntf purpose
~. Albersson. Ia his resnmt
- .,saasiea. declared that "a
.,.r = ne statute il hat sue
- ~s.s - issued for stfict's
- Du4p,ses. and must Fishitul
: ,sserprsted fer general eoun
= session q the allcee'i irrvg
-, X he electsan Witch author
= a. lssus eas withdrssn oY ths
~'..sss Aenec the complaint ~
- nelg lat0 the question o.
.s..s.r H. magives uuderls ,ns ths
-, a he bonds - the con
1850 ssrv In accoFd eith tht
,us.sxs lnsolved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
No ICE
BURN TRUST
C ommlss Toner Says
Trust Does Not
Exist in Missouri.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov ie--
W " Flouruoy che special com
missioner who Investigated tho al.
legged Ice trust. In the suit brought
by x klmhrell. reported 10 court
today that he had found insufficient
evidence 81 tho existence Of an
Ico trust In Kansas city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
FAIRBANKS MET
OLD FRIENDS

William II Fairbanks chief CLERK
In the construction department 81
the sunset Telephune a Telegraph
COMPANY. Who disappeared October
"a. returned 70 hia home. 1913 =
pike -. yesterday lie says hs
met some old friends In North
Yakima and took tFip 10 Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
I0nENORDERED
% LEAVE CITY

~ 0ood~in and Anna Norris
10 we'll dressed women plek.
.s's Arrested THURSDAY night
: hHFpetions from los Angeles
!. yesterday @shown up 70 each
= patrols. who we're Instructed
Ess them hereafter on SIGHT
= = .ssafn promised 10 leave town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
JEWELL MAKES
GUILTY PLEA

e. r. Jewell. a young man for
mofiy employed b. Hammond q Co.
pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon
10 the charge Of stealing wire from
the poles OF the Seattle Electric
company owing to the fact that he
gave evidence against his partner,
N. NJ. Charles. he waa let or with a
fine Of 500 Charles. who II charged
with being responsible for Jeweli'a
downfall. will be tried for grand
larceny,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

of the asRailant. Il would get u
girl whom I love into trouble was
all the police could learn from him.
In the face OF this extraordinary
list of violent deeds ON the part OF
despairing lovers It Is of passing
interest that wife dosertion In New
York has increased In the past year
IN an alarming degree. The rec
ords of the department OF charities
show i.221 cases for the year. IL
Is estimated by the officials OF the
department that only about one
third OF the cases of dcsortion are
recorded at the charities bureau.
This would make the total number
OF wife desertions more than 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
NEGRO SOLDIERS
CAUSE TROUBLE
TEXAS TROOPS ORDERED TO
FORT RENO TO SUPPRESS Al.
LEGGED RIOT or NEGRO SOL.
DlEHS.
fserlpp. TeIeafaph servles.l

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 10
Orders we're received here yesior
day 90 send four companies Of the
Twenty.aixth infantry 70 Fort Reno
and they left last night on a spe
olaI train. No information can be
obtained "a 70 the state OF affairs
AZ Fort Reno, but there Is report
that the negroes who were recently
diahonornbly discharged ou the or
dora Of the president are causing
much trouble there. and that they
are to be dlsbanded just as soon az
possible,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
SEATTLE MAY
ASK FOR GUN

NJ ianT islnch runs On the
k;isxalp Oregon. uoN being dis
a4as<s 4 eremerton for a general
s'f.zallag. hass heen ordered 90
n Azk pits Portland huucver
y sizsa Carries J Bonapagts. sec
oar u 'he nagy. Tor one 81 Tia
g. 80 Seattle MAJ take similar
z1zH
1~ssF SQUARE Or FoFtaun place
Sss sasxesfed a. Suitable
- plaee for lhe hla EHna
nan inierested citizens have
- sae natter ~ aud q G. stat
~ 'as Commercial club and
80 q Commerce will follo~
n'4zfs lsad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
SOCCER GAME AT
TT. LAYTON

FORT LAYTON. Nov i0-Em.
nett Aabwafih. n dcscrtef from
Company -. Tenth regiment vas
arrested ~ sedro WoolieY and yes.
iertag turned over 70 the auihori.
ties here
The season Of che Soccer Foot.
ball league npcna tomorrow. bat 40
game 30 scheduled f0r the LAYTON
team The boys have arranged Tor
practice game between tive teams
OF iha pest The soldiers VII play
their first gams SUNDAY. November
Is. win the Thiaiiea. 81 Seattle. al
the grounds here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

river. His sweetheart had renouno
ed him
After n quarrel with hts wife
Frederick J sleber shot himself,
dying instantly.
Hazel Cooper. actress, after a
quarrel with her husband, killed
herself by drinking carhalic acid.
Geo nannier. rich merchant,
killed himself because ne ieafeu
that hts wife would dte from an
operation.
His story a Secret
Vim. Kramer entered a street
car. blood gushing from pistol
shot wound In his arm. When ar.
rested he refused 20 give the name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
OREGON MAN IS
MURDERED
CITIZEN or SALEM SHOT
DOWN IN STREET - DIES
WITHOUT LEAVING CLUE.
.serlnp, r.I,arsph servIe..l

(seripps Telegraph ssrvies)
SALEM ore. Nov. 10 Benjamin
Goldateln was shot at 6 o'clock this
morning on Third ~. lie staggered
Into Doves livery stable, gaspcd
I'm shot" and died Instantly. leav-
ing no clue 20 his murderer iden-
tity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
HUM AN FATAL
TORCH WRECK.
Brakeman Is Killed on
B. & O. Road
Couple Fatally
Injured.
fserlnn. spselaI ssrvIes.l

LOVELAND. O. Nov i0.-The
Baltimore a Ohio express, west.
bound. WAS wrecked near Pleasant
Plain this morning by spreading Of
the rails Brakeman BlilopH was
Killed J Bennett and his wife. an
Illinois couple on their honeymoon.
were fatally injured. the bride
dying en- route 10 hospital IN Gin
cinnRu The bridegroom atiil lives
but no hope is entertained for his
recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
Painter Strikes Match
on Tar Covered
Trousers Which
Ignite
fserInn, T,I,ar.nh e,rvlo,.l

MARIETTA. o. Nov 10 How.
ard Smith. "A painter, struck a
match on the seat Of hts trousers.
which were covered with tar. and
Immediately became a human torch.
dying from the effects Of his burns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

eAfsErowS. Nov fa An inxuf.
rretion has started in the northwest
seetian os cafe NaienY niHpAtr hrs
frasu English effiaers there indicate
inst tae situailea - saeeealnAiy
raVe.
The uaefe sufuftae1 a uumber q
Qelier eamas and have lfupriaaust a
nusaher ~ rolIee. Troops are rush.
tnE o. the sarue 4 in reported Inst
Feffiefa. the Frarssaat ieaasf. - the
irsstxsfar 81 ire trouble tie has Al
hi. back = numbaF aE war roenfsia
ard declares that ths sn5lfs ceautfy
wiz b. behind htm within = fsN
daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
UPHOLD VOTE ON
SEWER BONDS

The city council NJ It's special
session last night, approved the
vote Of Tuesdays election Of sewer
bonds. The official count of votes
Ia favor of the bonds was e,ll3i
against, 2.265.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
MURDERER NOT
HIS BROTHER
eoNoREssnAN HlRssAw SAYS
HU rs NOT RELATED TO REV.
WILLIAM HlNsHAw. OF IN.
DIANA.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov Leon
gresham Hiunhaw makes au an
qualified contradiction Of the state
Insnt that rev william iilnshaw.
convicted 81 uRufcids in Indiana. is
hts brother ne says the preacher
T. not even "A relative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
STUDENT KILLS
CLASSMATE
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF
WEAPON IN HANDS OF COL
LgoE MEN PROVES FATAL.

fSeripDs Tsiea raeh sefsiee-l
ANDoVER Mass Nov. io.-Jahn
Tracy. 81 New York. member OF
the elasa ~ 1905. Of Andover. was
shot ana killed this morning. aeci7
deutany. by Charles Riggs 81 the
class n 1908, the latter being from
Kansas The tao were examining
the revolver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
INDIANS HOLD
POTLATCH
/ it sfDuTs HAVING sle TINE
~ sxlLA cooLA-TRousLE
| FAsfD

ykNpryER. n G.. Nos 10
hnnsn frnm Bella Cooia repar
ar 1 Ma pcslAtch has been Ia
aN<r-=s laefe for several weeks
N lataaa sraaed the iaW pre-
'ni:zk ne szie 10 them OF lntoat
citing AgNr b. making many bar
~ Il visa Trouhie is feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

AIS WILL.

: skssps rslesrsph ssrsiesl
: xnRFpl.K. Va. Nuv ia~
~ xirekesa operator 40 CAPS
! ass-y MS morning received Z
"a rsssazs from tbs baitleshiP :
/ lxlAssa sAyink NOTHING
! arg This means that All
- sci TIE rsssideul had
az zsas4ee4 % send
$50 e :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
WIRES TO TAFT

WASHINGTON. Nov ia
message for Secretary Taft has
been received from Frank X Good
Ing. governor elect of Idaho. say
ing that bis plurality i 10000. and
thanking the secretary for his aid
Nine. Anna Hellstrom, swefen.s
greatest aonEstreas. IL dated 20 ap-
pear In Seattle Nov 70 Ia n grand
concert Miss IfellstF0m f. TO BE-
supported BY several well known
/ eastern artists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
Five Docks, Warehouses
and $4,000 Tons OF
Coal Burn in
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. ie-fTvs docks
II the iehish Valley Coal company.
along the Calumet tivsr, were today
Destroyed. together with $500 tgna
q coal. buildings ard wkarvsa. 81 a
iass - o. 8g0 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

With the object Of organizing a
travellers aid I'm connection with
the local Y. w. G.. A., Mrs Lola g..
baldwin. secretary OF that branch
of the Portland association. Is In
Seattle. It's object Is the protec.
ton Of girls while travelling aud
away from home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
ANOTHER ROBBERY

PERU. Ind. Nov 70 bandits
held up immigrants In a Wabash
train NJ midnight aud secured $50.
They escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
HOUSE
BURNED

San JOSH. Cal Sov 70 The
paeking house % H0saahsfx Hras
eas totally destroyed - fire sarlY
fhis morning. shout g ears q dried
fruit being afsa burned. at a iasa -
over ffs8ea EiRni southefn "a
eine cars ua 3 Sizing wrfs burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
JESSE HALL BETTER.

Jesse Halls condition was de-
clared 80 much improved yesterday
that he will probably be removed to
his home next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

Frank Jolly was fined 800 and
costs today by Judge Gordof, after
pleading guilty 10 a charge Of steal
Ing from r j. Mccue's grading
camp, on Third av. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
BREAK
LOOSE AGAIN
RuMoR REACHES LONDON or
UPRISING IN CAPE COLONY
SAID TO % GRAVE - CAUSE
FoR ALARM.

LOSpON. Sav ARMED nnsfs
ntaas a rasi into ths northwest see
iieu ~ Cage eeinuf. according 70 .
fiarateh f4csiKea here this after
Hpam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
HIS
AGED AUNT
ACCUSED OF STEALING TuR.
KEY. YOUNG FARMER SHOOTS
AND KILLS his hccUsER
fserlnn. T.lsa,spn ssrvle.l

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov io--An.
gored because his aunt, Amelia
Cook Endorfcr. eb years old. ac-
cuaed him Of stealing her turkey.
George Kirk. q young farmer. shot
and instantly killed her Mt her home
AZ Concord. The residents OF Pen.
dieton county are greatly excited
over the murder, aud nov kirk
has been taken to Cynthiana for
safe keeping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
WHERE MEN KILL WOMEN
BECAUSE THEYLOVE THEM
REMARKABLE WAVE OF Vlo-
lgNce DUE TO TANGLED AZ
FAIRS or THE HEART-WHAT
MEN DID IN A WEEK TO The
WOMEN THEY PROGRESSED TO
LOVE.

NEW YORK. Nov. io.-An almost
incredible record Of crime ~ an
outgruwth OF tangled love affairs
has Just been written down by the
police OF this city.
In the brief space Of one week
three men murderoualy shot dow n
women with whom they we're In
love Two completed their COW
nrdice hy taking their own lives
During these same seven DAYS
there was a veritablo storm OF
suicide aud violence, all traceahle
90 the hot fury Of disappointed
love
Here follows. I'm brief form,
the remarkable record OF seven
days
Shot In a Cab,
For several years Louis IL.
Brown. handsome young fellow
and son of well.to-do parents. had
been in love with Laura Osien, a
nurse they dlned at a fashionable
hotel and started out for a cab
ride on broadway suddenly a PTS
tol shot caused the driver To stop
he investigated and found that
Brown had shot the girl In the
face. -,
After his arrest Brown said' Il
don't know why | shot her |
must be crazy. love her She
may recover.
Louis q. Hampton 60. married
nnancier. shot and killed Victoria
Tnezkaw, 80. corset model De
cause sho pressed him TO carry out
n promise to marry her. and com
mittod suicide
Hia own life. Too.
Frank Dorsey shot josephine
Schmidt. fellow clerk. who re
fused his love lie committed sul-
eide. She Will recover
Daniel Sullivan ate ground glass
and then jumped into the East
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