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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04

The prospects for coal in and
around Cassyille are showing up IN
a very encouraging manner Coal
has been found by the drillers. this
much is certain But the depth O.
the vein and the thickness OF the
coal has not been learned by the
residents of the nelghborhood, 2
the prospectors are very secretlye
about the matter, II coal should be
found in paying quantities, 1t will be
got out in the very unusual way
for a hill country, OF shaft mining
Wayne News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04

Ike Mounts shot and riousiy
wounded Leonard Monts on last
TUESDAY. on Gilbert creek. The men
became angered over business mat
ter and it is said leonard was at
tempting to strike Ike with a rock
when the shot was fired The weapon
used by Ike was a shot gun and the
charge struck Leonard IN the les u
i,Ictlng painful wound The
osbootist" had preliminary h9ar-
ing and was released, the jus nee oil
The peace reaching the con hSion
that he had acted entirely Ia self
defense.--NiIngo Republican.
robbery occurred at Hensley' lou'
miles west OF Williamson Thursda!
morning The commissary of Jewet'
Rip,cw & Brooks was broken int
and a number of watches and smalle
articles in the show case were taken
THO miscreants. not being conten
!, with their work, proceeded to 70
the postoffice. which is In the Slr'
h milding. and took all the mail VINE
= was found scattered along the RAJ
II road track. Two registered letter
were also missing. 1t is understood
that the federal authorities VIII laf
;, this matter up The local authorize
are now doing everything possih
% to track the robbers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04

=ZUZZZZZS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
THE AVERAGE CITIZEN.
Baltimore American.)

(BdlJlnlOIG AllcllCdil.)
He never registers at all;
lie has no time to hear the call
OF public duty in his ear;
His private work takes all MS care
He does not like to mlngle IN
The primary's rude push and din,
Nor take the trouble hat 1t means
To circumVent the box" machines.
He has no graft to gain, and thus
He saves himself a lot of fuss.
But when things wrong and crooked
&c
He's FIRST to a y Il told you So"
He does not mix in politics.
He thinks it Just q lot of tricks;
He leaves il to the men who made
Its management a paying trade.
And will not go outside MS door
To look the situation Ger,
He knows naught of the Candidate.
Nor of the issues he doth make;
He knows that on election day.
If busy. from the polls he'll stay
Yet when the bad men are voted III,
And trickery and corruption WIN,
And good men, voted out, must go.
He's first to say: Il told you 50!
When bosses henchmen take their
seat.
And in lawmaking halls they meet,
And disregard the public need
In clever loot and graft n greed.
spend public funds for private waste
laugh when with public anger faced:
men business feels the burdens hiSh
Iiled by misrule on industry:
y men public work is but half done,
ana publlc funds to riot rum:
men all TO ruin seems to go.
ne nrst to cry Il TOLD you SOL"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30

..t. don tnihh ~ I%i9Tu ".S 80
ali. lever ITteaa. r. lie
A &i@4t SuII 49, aH - 49, tn
. ine e<ii2I'5 "ID ag f q I'M 80 vaars.
#. -h"~ l n4f5 81 nion+I If Side
t..a1% oI 10 "a EnIe1tv nf ram
""1-I -'t''s ~ ,dfnrIs ~ an
ute God +oo, baetv
went ouJ VIZ, an fg", ,,aoTI. !
..." IF things 7a" d IL" h1oL }ra,.1
"'" .o1 !IoSI 3 0air he " E new nor.
raoa To notice me. ,5.,, ,,ro oc-
nar { found in Floral ian 1mo ocI
.a.or my eyes Vas very cor cor
.t t"F'1eo o> mem l,s a. ined" One
.". ha,l III ,,l'nfv lad to see me.
..l ] guess ne "aT. q ,, IN :" 'ff ~. -
hid away III ms "tpc ""IrilIs q
.E. he va ga" ~ : hsd tinoc
s a cHtIf, ana pei3iS n@u III ~
SIS cross nay Ie2S ana P"t LIS2GLL IA
s.E posture ne h5td ili9 ! St"2n17
.u me, ana ma" u'90p Cnf az - ;,
SIT eye was "'"N. - a.
&c. -"ij III 81 very G,r
e+ E'H wear 20" ir"n a9tIaI
- -'@ a. ~" ~n ICoinneI Lack
a.t cnInn4I can Won see
'.,-'' t.r CnInnaI2 How does that
",,t bar laff eve. Colonel?
aui' +hbfi. ,eIaes Coionel-a pure
4", ny l"-1 pIn,, ,,nlr breath on
"'i,' ~. r,.,npl Nav blow on
'.'ll |I'I"', ...,. rnlonni You eae.
,, .L. n.hbln is not smoky af-
I. i,. IN II rs vnur old classes.
..l,nlu
About that time an old friend came
.I.,a and hailed me as Doctor.
"DortDr" 0uOth tn the oculist. "An
VI - ar II. y p" he asked our
rti.nI
"D. d." our friend replied.
IL always favor preachers, Doc
As long as it's you, Doctor, you can
have these glasses, Doctor, for d dol
lar and Il half. Dock how does that
glass 80. Dock? Can you see
through that, Doctor? Now no."
about that, DOCK! Pure pepoIe' DoT-
tor. want you to be SUITED p'cH.
for I always favor preachers, l'otiof-
All of which tune had on ms 'iidi
frame. ana ne kept SiIpplhS III 'io
taking out glasses l hne" l W12 ~
DE h~umbu2&ed. may say 9lGpP0"
i'm Tor that purpose LOT l No q
curiosity 10 KNOW" II N"3 III ~
pay Tor me +bnnN cbor@9c
@ItctjcIt ItlI""9 "'lh n0Ii
1T IrhElh' dIltf Z" sIedl ut"t - n
hIpuIaiton ana SAYING Hoc'oi "r
uelIuIie HuiIioSl " - 49, 30
~ DelWo'n ~ thD f,.atrao Witch had
IMAM y NJ, ., M rrnra caeino what he
peoL NGopi"7 - .n "a n,ith h. al, Of
1.I 1A-n,, lAin0- his hrSI
..ii,TG ""3 la" noct0i! rye done
+LiI GIV 'n rn,. ,'au can Doctor. They
~ nj ,igbt Dock. the hest glasses.
T,.tn. ,t3,I a,., had for The money.
nn.tn'.' aIya,e FAVOR preachers,
b'Ct'I- l "l""S' CIV
mt an tho Glasses saw no
rahhias ,rbav b9d hpnn removed,
ANA y.rv ordinary glasses inserted. in
thoir stead Rut, to he honest about
If rnuId see through them very
v,-ll wv. .-.-... ....
All right, said. Il can't be
hurt very much. If the glasses are
not worth the money. I've got the
value of $50 in being d0ctored."
When pulled out q handful of
silver. to pay him., | think he was
sorry that he favored preachers, for
he insisted hat | should u another
pair. But l departed with my $3.50
gold spectacIes. which, by the way,
suit me very we'll. The next lay,
saw it stated in The papers that
81 tTGE4Yt 81 III may hnH 1rEHf SA1he-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30


DIR. T. II hinr,bur,
school. aGt 0A.ly showed s.tt A.
fourteen H., began 20 write raee4s
When fifteen he wrote drama at4.
"Inez a. castro. uut opera
camIque entitled "NtbaI.a Nhau
~ven n n. Also published poems
lie became heuccfarth : vrrN FIalIs.
writer. Hc WAS bat N,atA-U3u 4tea
he published his very unique lHl ttu-
prcSslro novel. "TI. i~Iuus4bI.k II
created 4 furorc. auI -m.sd. tho e..4
stones - tn. Partisan Cathedral utrtu
and brilliant. ass one wrote Lex 81.
The gifted poet De N4sset Wgaf, fNal
SO Tong rs letters exist tHt tNa
Square toss en-. II the ODD .E8rau asa
the connecting paraptt lata,s4 EtH
seem bUt tn, mutual IN. offH.. u.l,ar.-
tors name" The poet 4.al +. .>El,
artrr lS4S when rnat b~uH.Itu. alr--
rated Louis Napol,uu b.e.m, Emsor-
or. Am9rg his chief fayarlt. 4..tGu~-
w,r. job Isaiah. Homer. ~.Ar~ohN4a4
Dante Saak tSg,lr. AfDEI.r.
Itfur.tu-a .p1 f... .tb.l. E. .
Great man fnst H. seas ~. ..44f..4 bnf
IN. t,a. 49, ,,.-Is E,,4r4. t4
\ coInr,tut1 yjtH the mon af r... ~.
~. ~. n nm -.,tr.9 u.,..,- i,.. ue.
sun ruI, our spirits lrali-tn,Ir urt~
Ia auatr tHa liab l4Hrnas.- .f tf.l.
Enef,sb o.nIu. Iard Eyr.n
l.. ola ap. me- rose 81 Six ,..ls9k
ANA dt-.a -, DIV .,,s.r4..
III tjref ,,.tfl- 15i- f.tt.r sr
ch3nic M som was ...ritf- IL ru,.
uttnra alno,uf ,narr tG.. I#..b...
! H. uag ,snt ) angl.nla ,...,fh Ilta,
ty-eiaht l.,t -, i,t.II..tn,l ~,
-. 49,. Tn an o. ~. 4..f.'1
r,raad - n, !, n. y.0 ~.
Tolrne nv 10, tr4n-i9taa 80. 5sar-
iish ana ,n,nr .n1nr ,,'tI..,. 80
1853 f-
g. ia - ,., -
~. = ~. ! ~ : -. 49,, !,
- ~ ''.9 "
So p@,'I., -
-. Ia
-, a. "
strisi,g M. 81 fha if.,l.,ia.,
pranch ma, ma nnv.ft.t.
Victor IN Poe4y. Victor ia Romance,
Jloud-WeaVcr OF pnantasual hopes
ana fears,
French OF the French, Lord u hu-
man tears;
Chlld-loNer; Bard whose famc-lit lau-
rels a1ane-
DarEenlnS the Wreaths Of all that
would advance,
De5ond oHr strait, their claim 70 b.
thy peers;
Weird Iltan by thy winter weight Of
years
A@ yet ~unnrGkeh' stormy voice OF
Some weeks 8 I wrote Of Hon. Il.
+. Grad5,A forthcoming book ~ calls
wisely and appropriately-"The South's
Burden on The Curse Of se%cttonali~m.
It IS now ready for the public ana i
paled; X - OF sehuihe lhipoIiihe"
and should be widely read throughout
our constantly misunderstood aud
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30

There is a great difference between
q WISH and a logged resolution. be-
tMeen desiring to do 4 thing and de-
.ierihlnlng to do it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
ONLY | 2
RESPOND

SAN FRANCISCO. May Is
only y insurance companies have
fied requests with the adjusting
committee OF the underwriters fuf
quarters tn the Ferry building.
This is cited aT additional ext.
dence that the recent criticism Of
the companies hN san Francisco
property owners was vel founded
Governor Pardee this morning at
tended a meeting of the committee
on the special session Of the legis
laturc. at which the issuance Of
bonds for rebuilding San Francisco
was discussed
An act providing an extension OF
the new bonds for a period Of 100
years, aud allowing the establish
mont OF a sinking fund TO be de
ferrod until after a period OF 2h
years has elapsed, was approved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

In the excitement the child appears
"a have been forgotten. for ita urrs.
ence Vas not knoNn 90 she flremen
until the entire upper part Of the
building had been Quilted aud they
stumbled over the hosly after en-
tingisiahiaE The flames
The haart bFukun mother. when
Informed 0l her shiid'a death. DO
came hsstericai And Il required the
efforts Of several people 10 pfexeu,
her rushing Into the smolderinx
fuina
Roeb-riss Are plseosered.
Il was not until later that the
robh~fiTN wgfe discovered. In the
Lleareile premises the iewriry waa
taken from a bureau dfaasr. II in
eiuded Two Wedding rings, tao plain
gold hAud rings. a gold brooch pin
shaped like q half mosn. a hFpae,
pin set wifh Is nuEEets. a lads :
gold ~1tch With diamond set and !
gold neek chain
PROM she Elrowu hons the hur
glars seeafrd tao $50 Eold pieces
and a small pstfse containing g 50
In u1ouef. Ia addition to gold
uRteh and neck ehAln The in.
tfuder had cut his hands In EaininE
an entrance through the winaoN
aad blua8 was found scattered nfes
several articles IN the Foom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
OREGON SIGHTS
SHIPS MASTS

The Oregon. Capt John OBrien.
arrived this morning from Seward
aud Valdez. having made the trip
don~ ia less than four days
Capt Onrieu sighted ships
maHis while Ia the vicinits 81 Char
ioffc islands The maEtE projected
about L feet above the water
Nothing about them gave any clue
"a 60 what vessel they belonged
The Oregon brought los paEEen.
gers aud 800 tons of ore from the
Eilamar mines. which will be uu.
loaded az Tacoma for the smelter
The Oregon vii nov be placed ia
readiness for one trip TO Nome.
sailing June 5 Upon her return she
will again 90 on the run 10 the
westward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

81 n Denver nnd hruught to Boise
an a speeiai train.
khoet the middle % February
Orchard bcKaa 10 eonfcsu 20 Nc.
ragttahd. and kept e az fof most %
. ueek tie said that. acting for
the inner circle Of she Western
Federation of Miners. he had
allied ~ men. and that he vas 10
be paid o. 500 ZOE tho kiilinE Of
steanenhera ne directly impll.
Gated the federation officials.
Steve Adams Arrested.
sleys Adams vas arrested Feb.
rusEy 20 at HaineN. Ore. and
bruuwhf "a the pensientiAr1 lie
maae 4 confession that Ia taa1 the
federation had commissioned him
10 thfow Greek fire Into a train
ioaaea wish non union men He
fallea. he said. because the train
trayelrf oesr another route Adams
told uthef things that the detect.
ivea nre Weeping secret No formal
charge has been piared against him
Habsaa corpus proceedings we're
begin by The attorneys fof Meyer,
tiAy WOOD and rcttihunr on the
ground that their clients had been
hfuaktt Illegally from Colorado
The state courts decided against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
PETITION POLICE BOARD TO
START BUSINESS JUNE -
sRIckLAYERs GET 50 AND 81
A DAY.

SAN FRANCISCO. May is.-The
board Of police commissioners today
received petition from the retail
liquor dealers asking that they al
iow saloons 10 be opened June I and
that the annual license be placed az
St00
The commissioners wil make n
complete investiga before action
Is taken.
Since the army began to take ac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

part ~ ths subject 20 commit such
uffenss IN the waking state. Hueh
tendency nsiFEt never - abaeteei
o. evoked during the previous life
time ~ the subject. bat : strict ex-
animation OF The family history. en-
vifoumenf. temperament ana gem
srai neral tendencies. the black
streak would be found without san.
All that De- necessary % bring out
the latent criminal impulse is nuf.
fieirnt Incentive or apparent oppaH-
funity. real or imagined.
Here r. where the culpabuity ~
the criminal auRKesior or hypnuflat
enters into the equation. He is re.
sp0usihle Tor furnishing the incan-
tive and fnduCement In Crlsfnsld'a
case his hyperemotioual victims
we're promised eternal bliag ar
creating the opportunity A. the
same time u must be noted that no
criminal could Influence a moral.
eonscisutiously moral person, FOR
suggestion only works auccesafuifY
along the line = least reaistau -.
In other words the moral conscious
ness. or conscience cannot be set
aside. either IN the hypnotic or
waking states
The Holy Roller case preaeata
a nice opportunity FOR expert testi-
mouY IN regard 10 ita peculiar
psychological aspects The coueiu-
si0ns Of theory without practice are
frequently far from reliable"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

leave the city with her MONEY That
same afternoon he disappeared, and
the nert day Mr. King, the divorced
husband of Mrs Winner laid tho
facts before the prosecuting att0r-
ney On Monday Mrs Winner her
self called at the office Of Mr..
Macintosh and gave him the de-
tails that led 10 Trevelle's capture.
Woman Meets Trevslie.
Instead OF having eloped with
Mr TroYalle. Mrs. Winner hurried
% the meeting place where IRE
Yelle was 20 join his family, and
yesterday morning word came back
that she had the man located.
Byrnea quickly followed and cap
lured Trevelle before he could get
away.
TreYelle took the boat 10 Van.
eouyer last Friday. and reached
Mission Junction Tuesday. where hs
Wis Joined BY Mrs TreYeile and the
two children.
The officers have secured infor.
nation showing that Tfevelle has
secured 81. 500 on a promise 81 mar
rage from a young lady living al
Auburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
LIQUOR MEN WANT
To OPEN SALOONS

count Of the food distribution the
number Of rations has been reduced
from 100000 70 $4,000. and the num-
Der OF supply stations from 200 20 IS.
The change from the distribution
Of raw food 10 the community
kitchens IL expected 20 stiil further
reduce the number receiving aid
Wages Co Up.
Twenty kitchens are expected 10
supply the needs OF the whole city.
These viii be IN operation within
week.
The scarcity Of bricklayers has led
the Maseus and BrlckiaYers' assa-
citation 10 announce a raise IN wages
from s. to s. a day. Il Is believed
the higher wages VIII attract skilled
labor from outside cities aud hasten
building operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Washington Liquor Dealers asso.
citation.
The Invitation 20 the saloon men
% participate la next Monday :
meeting VAS originally extended q
Mi Morrison. Who promised 90 con.
vey v to the afticers u the King
County lda0r Dealers association
Morrison viii Speak.
Ia response 60 toe Invitation air
Morrison assured the Ministerial as.
sociatlou that the retail liquor Ia.
tstesis viii be represented az the
meeting Hs Nia attend the meet
ina. and IN case the Haieun men are
not represented hy speaker ard on
eonaiiiea that the addresses BY
other speakers are imnersnhal and
temperate ne promises t. speak
4 want no personal controversy
Nith the ministers 81 the city said
Mr Morrison thia morning 7rhsy
have their Ideas. I have mine. aur
Ideas 10 act agree. hut there Il 10
reason Why ne should rot meet and
exchange ideas with saeh other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
BANDITS FIGHT
WITH SOLDIERS

BAN FRANcIgCo. May it-sol.
diers fram Company q. Eleventh In
fantry. battled last night with rob
beers Who attempted to loot the
United states Huh-treseury "a Com
msreiai and keafnsy ata.
The band Of thieves tried 20 se-
ours the contents Of the safes IN the
building but were folied bY the men
wha had been sent 20 guard them
Fully 30 shots we're exchanged IN
the FRAY. some 81 the bullets strit-
ing the wall u the building on the
north side % Commercial
Attracted BY the noise % the bat
tie. Police Sergeant Taylor headed a
detail q police and commenced a
search for the leatrrs. being aided
b the National guard They car
risd lanterns aud stopped every per-
sun whom thsy found IN the district.
but found no suspicious characters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
VINO TELLS
THE TRUTHs

PHILADELPHIA. May fs-Thnt
tho Pennsylvania Railroad oompzny
gave rebates an rccently "a 1904
vas the charge made today hy
Frank u. WiGion, head Of the Nor
fisdaie Coal company. before the
Interstate commerce commission.
Mr. WlEton'H statement caused
something 81 aenHation because
II the fact that while the commits
sion VS. In session at Baltimore.
Vice President Thnyor. Of the Penn
syiyania railroad. appeared before
the body and stated that the com.
pany had made no allowances or
concessions since 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

-. no psFson can ~ Induced 10
ai ~ Immoral act without
- sisiH a prediaHa aiti9n Of VIII
- on he part Il tho subject. 20
View taken BY norman g..
s.. pFaoticine Psychologist ~
....na. Ore. iu his lnvcstiga lions
,,,nz ths Crefneld Gaze. ifs
lns slaginE u the iIair Roller
- ~ George Mitchell and the
49, ~ e1'eh crefneld hsld over HE
= $3.50 ..a fresn a psychological point
\. . On Interesting letter 10
a'Hnpls o. the firm OF Tfimbis
-. a-'sfly. Portland attorneys The
~ snleh has been delivered 10
e. go . attorneys BY T.. y, New
mo " - follows
y ansNer 70 your opssff,n. m
- ths use n susgasffgu or
$3.50 u TIE cfefne'd casa I
= 80 80 state that thia case presents
= s,iiie litiss 10 modern axparl.
. .'s yaysholeRy"
~aaeai further uraarbls L., ,..
-. without aaallfieatlon taat p9
,zfs'..n.s can b induced. under The
.~. ''nes Of hgpnosfa. 10 COMMIT, an
res. - uHiesa fh4fs erirfa 4
r'''''sn e Willingness on lhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
TRAVELLING MAN FALLS
DEAD WHILE EATING

While eating dinner In the dining
room OF the Arlington hotel today.
William X. sudaby. aged IS. drop.
ped dead IN his chair Death Is At
irihaied 90 apoplcyy.
Sudaby was a travelling man for
The Portland branch ~ the ". ".
Warner Drug company, Of Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
sV JAcoa wAIpeck.

BOISE. Idaho. Mnf ~ FprfueS
Gov Frank sfnunenbnfW' asaaaHi
nation ami the arrest ~ Meyer
Haywood and rettibons ara the
outcome u a wMF that has been
waked b. the miners aud mine
owners since tk31
The scene % the HruEgic IN
idaho has been IN the coeur Aiens
mountains. ia the uofsheru part a
the state. F'rom issz 20 tssa vheu
the minSfs asre ia control. u ls
said. many non uniuu men we're run
out % the country Since 1888
when the mine oNueFs Ealaei the
aacandeuey. there has been an OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
.STEUNENBERG MURDER
. AND ORCHARD ARREST
elimination Of the Long Labor War in Northern
ldaho---kilng Of Ex-Governor Shocking
Affair.". Orchard, Confessed Assassin OF Many,
Worked On by Pinkertons and Confesses.

detectives beinEs IN complete con.
troll A friend Of the governors.
however. IL authority faF The state
meut that b. always fels thas hts
Iife vas IN DANGER lie made # =
rule before taking seat Va look
about him. and be newer told even
his beat friends d his movements
sisunenbsrFa home Naa az cal5.
we'll, CHnyon county. Ia The south
sect part Of the state - Is an
agricultural section ile engaged 10
sheep raising and other enterprises
alter leaving office aud amsaaeti
about $4,000
DAY Of Aasanslnatiea.
The assassination occurred IL the
evening q December 50. Of last
seaf A bomb had been planted AZ
she gate leading to the sssnnrnherg
home Il Was euntfifeh 20 az 90
b. .xpiadei b. the opening Of the
gate.
when the hate governor sought 50
eater therv was = terrific exple.
sion
fiis befy whs blawn Is feet
tia right side was feArfullY man.
eissi. his rigti arm aud both legs
uerc hfuhen. and death ragns in 4
fee minnsrs Part ~ tbs fence uaa
blown dawn and tho wiH5ows ~ the
hauaa ueFn shattered The tfees
sure IaapeFed slth bits q metal
Gov auodlnH with = party u
prominent riiiHana. Travelled ffoms
this eig4 10 Caldwell ia special
tfain Thpf found that sheriff
Nichols had placed a coftiou II dep.
uti.E afopnd the town
Captain swain Arrives.
ON the neat day Capt " 8.
Swain. 81 the Thisl Detective
agency. pho mas fof years had
charge u ths detective work for the
Cocuf dsAienv mine owners. ar.
tiFcd and took charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
CREFFIEL-
RAIL IN VERMONT

In 1889. according 10 Mr.. Dow,
Crefneld. then known as the ~Wes-
tern Cyclone" appeared AT a camp
meeting In Johnston. VI. and be-
came so indecent in his religious
prolestations that committee Of
indignant cotixens rode him out Of
town on a rail.
Mr.. Dow will not be used as a
witness FOR the defense In the trial
to come. but he MAS in session With
Mitcheli's attorneys this afternoon
relative 70 the information which
he possessed OF Creffield's actions
az Johnston, and. according 10 his
statements, the slain selfstyied
Joseph was given such drastic
treatment az Johnston that he never
showed up again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
HOLY ROLLER LEADER THEN
STYLED HIMSELF THE IVES
TERN CYCLONE" BUT PEo-
PIE REFUSED TO TOLERATE
HIS ACTIONS.

Edmund Creffieid. who was slain
in this city recently by George
Mitchell. as a result Of Holy Roller.
lam. had gained some notoriety In
the east years ago from his strange
religious creed. according 10 state
meuta by Fred NJ Dow. who Is now
stopping al the Hotel Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
POSTPONE THE
SMO0T CASE

WASHINGTON. May iS--Con.
sideration Of the Smoot case before
the privileges and elections commit
tee In the senate was postponed to
day until Monday. The belief Is
growing that the whole case may
80 over until the next session OF
congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

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