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Firemen's Coffee Fund.

Commissioner mcfarland has received as
contributions to the freuaen's coffee fund
50 FROM Miss Mary Strong and 81 from
Thomas Harrison Now that real winter
weather has arrived the necessity for the
fund. which provides coffee and sandwiches
for the men at fires. is said to be more
urgent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-05
Foolish Tinidity.

FROM the New YORK Trfbane.
Two young women who had evidently
done nothing TO hvlte such treatment weSe
insuited In public places In this city on
Monday. One was ACCENTED Familiarity on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-05
MIR. Gillespie Disappointed.

Representatives Gillespie of Texas, the au-
thor of the resolution which brought forth
the statement from the Interstate com.
merce commission, expressed his dIsap-
pointment this afternoon at the failure
of the commission to report facts which
would tend to show merger He
said that he thought that the gov
eminent had somewhere In Its posses
sion information upon this subject which
said that IL the Presidents letter of trans
initial. which up to that time had not been
read to the House. did not contain sug-
gestions looking to the ascertainment OF
ton calling upon the Secretary OF Com
merce and Labor and the Attorney General
for facts In their possession.
He declared that II this plan failed he
would Introduce resolution demanding an
investigation BY special committee Of the
House.
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WITH BEING
A SOCIAL WLTURE
"aARRV" MORT. oAY ROUND.
UR OF GOTHAM, ARRESTED
m HIS "ouN" ON COMPLAINT
or TWO YOUNG GIRLS.

special Correspondence % The Star.
NEW YoftK. July it close upon
the heels Of the Thaws white trar-
eay, With lts nauaoatiuE exposures
u Hoecailed hish ne comoa the
ease Of Henry Allsrd Short. pfoml
nHnt Ciuhman. aou Of the late Prof
chus. short. u Columbia university.
Hnd connected with the blue blood
"a Livingston family. who IL cbnrF.
"a With having ruined two tA-year=
old schoolgirls.
Harry short. a. he was known ia
say uptown social circles. was In
formed upou BY some person said 10
have been connected with the Thaw
raHe and the police acted Instantly.
rha fashionable prisoner was
brought into court with one barbara
Livingstone. a Norwegian woman
uf bad repute a. eo-defendaut
The arrest was made IN a luzuri-
ousiy furnished "dsn" in house
conducted by Mime AhKavlue.
The two little sifls who complain
- the treatment ~ the man and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
GIRL wANprRs STREETS.

nolen Smith. aged 10. VIA picked
up at First aud Pike az I o'cioeh
this morning. where she vas van.
definR about Ia an nimleaH manner
She stated that hef mother war
dead. her father IN Alaska, and that
she WIS living with AN uncle on
First nv. p A young mnu, whose
name she refused to dlgulge. took
her 20 KinneaF park. whore he AFT.
orwards deasqfod her She was
turned over to the police matfon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
TAKE CROWD
FROM HOUSE

Sergeant leighton and Patrol
men BunOsl and Dolphin rounded
up a bunch Of men and women on
Pike vt last night. whom they found
ia d lodging house The party. five
In all. consisted 0f Laoua Mullen.
10, Sylvia Paterson, 10, Ernest
Thuretou. ~. j. Thnrafon, 10. ami
Flonaie Thurston. aged only ~
years The last named are brother
and sister. All five were ia this
lodging house a. 2 O'Clock this
morning and the arfestlug officers
claim to have uufnelsni damaging
evidence against them 10 make a
aerioua case Of their charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
THE
BIDWELL
COLD
MOTOR

II win supply the
greatest necessity nov
known in the business
world The demand IL
30 large that u win
make al OF us rleh. n
you want 20 setiu with
mo on this YOU have to
be quick about 81. The
stock ia selling like hot
cakes.
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TWO wAroHUs ooNU.

W J Morton. % Granite Fails.
who ~ stopping AT the tnterufhan
hotel. Washington S. aud occl.
dental az. Says his gold fllInd
watch was stolen from hia cabin on
the uteamS Athlon James Me
Lareu Of The same hotel. reported
che theft Of hla watch. which was
stolen from hts room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
BROWNS IN A
SHALLOW CREEK

PORTLAND. ore. July it-Mra
icephemia butler, an AGED woman
az Gresham. was found dead yes
terday morning lyinE In a shallow
spot In Johnson creek. her head
barely under water The woman
had wrapped nhWi around hor
head aa II 70 aN the work Of suffo
cation she ia believed 10 have
been Grated hy the heat
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woman aiiaRe that they are only two
af a number Of victims. Both are Of
poor parents.
The arrest has caused a great
arnsa ton On fashionable circles.
Mrs short n dialantly related to
members Of The zoe"
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sAiI IS heavy.

Isaac Gresnhaum was yesterday
arrested on a warrant charging hlfa
with living with and accepting the
earnings % a woman Of 81 reputa
he T. held az the city iali. being
unable Ia raise the ball money Df
81. 900. set By Justice Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
REALTY rRAsss Eas.

The Iewis.lttiefield company re.
port the following sales Lots -,
70 and 81. Brooklyn addition. 10 J.
+ Pughloy price 1923, ldt -,
block 40. PontiuB addition. 10 Mra.
l.. " Boydon. price 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
TO sullo eAuReA.

The Society OF leaan will soon
erect a small church AZ the corner
- EiKhteanih ay and Roy 1t Tho
new Institution vii be known az
the Church Of - ignailua In honor
Of the founder ~ the order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

A French Kosn. which wss
naae fat the mgsi sisbofafs oces-
sipn - asY eeer. = - auft pima
clair Dc iuns aiiN n u trimmed
With Iffsh guipufr ASA bands ~
velvet 81 a deeper plus
TIE andsr bodice fhr sleeves
ana ths ga uitie skirt Yaks are
- ths lace The skirt i trimmed
elth bands ~ the velvet and The
faxsfs and ats aFs aiso Of thtn
fahfte. The Ynks i - bailssr. sefu
IN tone. and ~fnsfpi1efs1 silh IS
ovn shaaF ~ aiik
A picture hat - burnt f.sgharn
10 best tate graceful lines SHADED
rink rosas are scattered Urau tnr
bfim EHa rFoHn ehEls tipa ~ ti1#
sasne pink a. ths znan are placed
upan the highly turned up tsu
side.
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viii invsssigs,s.
LEAGUE TO owe SOCIAL.

The Lutheran league o. the Holy
Trinity Lutharan church viii give
a lawn social on the church grounds
~ Eleventh AZ and Olive IT. on
Thufaday eFeaiag. July ~ A short
program and refreshments will DO
served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
~ SEATTLE ELECTRIC CON.
pANv CATS SPOKANE Az.
FRANCHISE " WILL HOLD
KEY To poPuLous SUBURB
AN DISTRICT.

IN the eve ~ the nroposri vote
an the adoption ot SLAMS ier the
wnnleipal street railway sfatcm
thew Is uaye IN the cts Council
=, Grant e. che seattle Electric
somnanf franchise etiHh VIII On
ship thsI aampsux a. s1HHaat uiae
al the most lmnofisHi tHH#n#EH
fares entering The eit1
rha eefs hoiduess with which 4
3 proposed 70 So thls and HE thai
extent erIppla The possible sHceess
81 the proposed munlrlnai aysfem
eannat bar create admiration tef
tha nerve 81 the conafIIWeu ia.
volved Ia the uudertasins fn me
interest II The company
Populeus District
me district IA question Il that
20 D. reached from the ciif hE VaF
81 spokane av4 anl includes not
cnb the n1puIous reEIun atout
Humphrey. West Seattle. Alsi raiat
ana llucoln Beach. hat holds tha
Rey 20 che construction uf n hlFh
line electric Rad following the
bluffs and shore line 90 the south.
wari 90 Tacoma.
cempany,s Argument
The company IN Its arguments 10
shoW uhy the Franchise shoaid be
granted set un tina, Spokane av. OF
that aoFtiop of it withln tho eity.
u bet stub end ~ a street loss
than i.2ea feet In length And THIS
Is true ~ Tar as the CITY portion of
the avenue l. concerned. HAT In.
eladins she portion 81 % WINS cut.
side the city Il l. great bread
thonouahfare. commandlnF the en-.
trance iu the eity from n great sub.
urban district destined eventually
10 become thickly settled and hish.
u developed
EyeuIsallf this district ain he
cone q poFtlon q the city. and
whea ii daes 20 Il ssll b eatrrsnsiy
Desirable ta extend the eitf street
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upon The terms ~ the countY
franchises wiil depend Nhslher the
city Ntli b. able q command equal
nrlvileErs with she eompanf after
the district shall have been sn.
nesea # the company pfoenscs
from the caunfF franchises which
are practically exclusive ovsr the
beat ruaia IN that yieiaiiY the pro.
pissed municipal system viii Be
takun 81 sewers DISADVANTAGES.
even n q IA not ataolasslY shut nnt
81 the district for So years. tho life
~ The franchise
The SPOKANE ~. franchise vas
asked f0f b. Tbs Seattle Electric
comnAuy about I've uosks aEo. and
the franchise frfrrred % the cor.
poFntions COMMITTEES. The commit.
tee considered u 10 mvetinE held
yesterday afiefnoon aad voted 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
KELSO AFTER
MORE CARS
.eounoiLMAN INTENDS TO sEE
THAT ais WARD AND ordse
WARDS Cur aETrGR sTREEr
cAR SERVICE.

Councilman Kelsa took mp With
the corporations committee or ttr
city council yesterday afternoon he
question % requiring thu Seattle
Electric company 60 increase the car
service on all o. tho more Import.
ant lines Of lie system.
Krlao h interested chiefly Ia The
service on those lines which run
nta his own ward. but the move
neut towards securing an Increased
asrxlce win be general eoveftnH All
~ the lines 81 tha city where such
aarNI.a b menfad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
rHEF TAKES t,ose.

Some one helns short the price II
a garden hose. last night helped
himself 20 So feet OF new hose be
loasinF to 5 n bird. 9de nlowitt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
Wanted to Rent a
Launch

Wanted 10 rent. small gasoline
launch, by the month Call at Port
Orchard Route. Pier 2 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

recommend " FOR pnsaare provided
an agreement could be reached AZ
90 It's provisions
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This Is My Greatest Invention

either Of The above
fhe d
IN md fmuof
because VIII
10 safely
me
ieic.y
aalofaa press
ultho burning out II
rs
m UP a o.
would long ha an
ear.
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SULTAN III.

TANuIEn. tuif ~ The sultan q
Netae.a b lli 9Th tfnhnId
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made
II t. rus q owe
VIA e
nertl IN I
~ taaks no q II
Of the
onsv ho held o. { d a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Don't throw your OLD clothes
away. Have them cleaned 10 look
Ike new at the Pantorium. Main
80 $50
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and thls Ia only a few.
safer and surer than
NE Insurance or stocks.
All this advance has
been made IN ten years
ana less.
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IN orisr "a facilitate tho passage
uf the Spokane hV franchise
ihpush tbe euuntii ID waa draHs
D. The camuAnF'a atotnrfa 20 con.
tain q common aasF CLAUSE similar
iu a raadInz 60 that -. futth Ia
tha charter amendment adopted AZ
fHe Lass piecgloa epakaue Az l.
rei one ~ che asrreis Included ia
the hsf SET forth in the amendment
as fegHlflus eummon user clauses.
Esd common aasr rlauan im this
franahIae n practically worthless
A. aifeaff stated Sac a short nnf.
ttgn ~ spokann AZ lies sithin the
city. aud it IL the infenftnn ~ the
COMPANY o. nccupY the reai - g. nn.
Der a Franchise secured from the
ruHatF commissioners. which fran.
chlra NilH also cover ether raaIa de-
aifad % g. arHunlad
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No Man on Earth Ever Lost Penny
He Invested With Me

the which
uane
n
toward millions for the stock
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Kslao took the matter up With
the committee on the petition Of the
residents ~ hia ward, The citizens
81 the tenth yard filed a similar
petition with the council nearly
three months ago. and efforts have
been made to induce Councilman
Reynolds. q that ward. 10 take e.
up with the council COMMITTEES, but
without success.
President Furlh. Of the company
who was present al the meellns Of
the COMMITTEES yesterday, stated that
some new cars ara soon 20 be pat
into service. but this IL this aanif
excuse that has done service ever
since the eomPany's franchise was
granted ats years ago.
viii Investigate
Kslao intends 20 make an invesii-
Cation Of the matter of traffic COZ
ssslion on the street car lines, ana
" hen the facts have beer procured
no viii endeavor 10 induce the roun-
cig o. prescribe the intervals a.
which cars shall be operated, as iH
specifically provided shall be done Ia
tho franchise under which the eofn-
paux operates
During the recent campaign the
municipal ownership epnnciimanie
candidates entered into public
statement that II majority u their
number we're elected % the council
thsy would proceed immediately 70
fsstltaf. The car service. and. a. The
instance % The star. several 81 TIE
republican candidates made a sim
liar pledge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

FNOfs hAN20N 80 " = = -
inventor 81 the Trolley csr system
Inventor 81 the Railway Car Tel
ephone system.
Inventor 81 the Bid~eil Geld Me.
tor.
inventor o. the Water Electric
Generator.
I want 10 give every man au'
tho htncihodern out ~ thia nee ;
The ato X VIII b. cold on the e
81 sheme. trick af wrinkle b whti
livery dollar Invested Nih
every other share The profit on
Wlli be moth Hg but i square deal q
have "a life Ions reputation
deal on thit This stock u fully .
In or Ger - make f. possible
the stock until July Fl only 20 the
so Shares ..s.s+ssts.s.s ~.ttluO
100 shares sss+ss+sss..+ NbtlsHl
100 Shares .,f.t-sttsss. ~Dt-st
NnT 1NfEn
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PLANS To CRIPPLE
MUNICIPAL LINES

railway ayHiuun 70 a. 90 serve the
people thrrr Indeed. the possibility
Of extending the municipal street
railway ayaiem "a the district viii
Dc one of the moat Influential afEu.
ments IA favor of lta annexation.
VIII Get Control
nui n this franchise now pending
r. Efauied d viii enable the com
panF e. set command If the beet
streets and ihooughfarra Go the OK
ciuslon 81 az ieasf the crirp1ne Of
thp ciif HYatem when lt il desired
% extend that SYSTEM In that difpe
tlun
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50 Shares. &c. 90 cash. five month
ly payments ~ $500 each.
100 shares. 1000 cash. elk month
~ payments al ts.50 each.
80 shares $500 cash. sir month
~ payments OF f12.75 each.
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Hetty Green, the Richest Woman IN the
World, Says; 1.-The Way to Get Rich
Is to Invest IN Necessities

3 the
This stock has a taken taf lamps Wow the time TO buy WIN
IN
suDnBn some r cal nsca
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OUR MONTHLY PAWN

NOV ovER 80 sHARIs AT rHls PRIot
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Here Is a Vital Point to Remember

There never has been a failure Of eonsoe
/ stop aud IN nix OF that All are immensely suci
and have IN ide their investors wealthy.
This co npauy will soon be one OF the biEg'
f the world This is bound 60 b. se because a
tor or generator ~ used but Il viii have 10 saoI
Cold Motor or Generator Why Because W
other KIND now known.
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The Opportunity of a Lifetime

with me on this for expect TO make nins FOR
spsseat hundred will be
VIII be short
%
r sssfs MN and woman in
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shares. ttT0o cash. seven
monthly payments 81 $500
zach.
Hha4aa safns cash. seven
monthly payments Of fls.1b
each
Shares. $3.50 cash. seven
monthly payments 81 t22.s0
zach
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We are now prepared a10op yonF 1Fd'Ts I
the Hidwei Cold Motors We
af arc ana guarantee not to burn out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

) Fall bedding
; specially priced.
I AS colder weather approaches warmer
!. bedding should be provided. These are
, values that show how low we sell the
right sort of bedding:
! Y by 7s-inch COMFORTS. covered with
+ fancy sateen and with
, plain backs: filled with O. ~
pure white cotton. SPE- - .AlV
Z CIAL AT...............
! 1914 SANITARY GRAY WOOL BLAN-
( KETS, neatly bound and with assort-
: ed color borders. Good M Ae
, for the boys bed. SPE- ~. AS
CIAL AT..............
! 1914 WHITE WOOL AND COTTON
MIXED BLANKETS, with Pin. mo-
Z hair bindings: assorted o. no
y Al......-.. .................sss
! First Floor-Bedding.
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NEGRO DENIES GUILT
MOBILE AROUSED OVER AS
sAULT UPON YOUNG GIRL.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, October 3.-Two
deputy sherifrs from Mobile reached Bir-
mingham today, having in charge the negro
Robinson, who Is alleged to have assaulted
Ruth Sossaman. a twelve-year-old white
girl. near that city yesterday afternoon and
because of which crime mob attempted
to storm the Mobile Jail last night. Rob-
inson was placed in Jail for safe keeping
He denies his guilt.
MOBILE, Ala. October 3.-Excitement
Jail last night and the death of Roy Hoyle
at an early hour this morning. Three COM
panies of militia ordered here from Fort
Deposit. Evergreen and Brewer arrived
early in the day and are now stationed
about the city. The whereabouts of the
negro Dick Robinson had not been learned
by the crowd here up to noon. While there
is general feeling Of condemnation for the
mob of last night. which opened fire on the
Jail. there Is strong feeling that some
thing must be done and done soon to stamp
out such crimes as Robinson's. They have
been frequent here of late and the indigna-
ton Of the white people is so intense that
any trivial episode may at any minute cause
a serious outbreak.
Governor Jelks said today that while he
did not apprehend any more trouble right
now he considered 1t wise to hold the troops
here for some days to guard against con-
tingencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

THERE IS practically every style
in the line at $49S-hats for dress wear
tailored hats for business and every
day wear. The newest shapes are in
Guided. such as mushroom, continental.
Rob Roy turbans. turn-up-on-the-side
dress hats and many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
PROTEST TO GOVERNMENT.
British Columbia Sealers Dissatisfied
With Present Conditions.

VICTORIA. B. c., October Sin conse-
quence of the interference with their busi-
ness in Boring sea by Japanese vessels. a
large feet Of which were in the sea this
season hunting within the prescribed
limits and using firearms. the British Co.
lumba sealers are to present a protest to
the imperial government. The British Co.
lumbia sealers are bound by the terms Of
the modus vivendi to remain outside a
sixty-mile zone and use spears only to
take seals The sealers claim the use OF
firearms by the japanese makes the seals
so restless that it Is only with great diff
Guilty that they can be taken with spears.
Some of the Japanese schooners were Or
dered. when leaving their home ports, to
bring their catches to Victoria for shipment
to London. according to letters received
from Yokohama, but will probably change
their plan 4 result Of the raids of July
last at St Paul Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
NEARLY TO THE DEATH
Two Men Fight for Their Lives
About a Woman.
CARVING KNIFE AND PISTOL
One Was Brother and the Other Lover
of a Widow.
BLADE OF KNIFE WAS BROKEN
Probably q Murder and One Of the
Participants is a Fugitive
From Justice.

NEW YORK, October 3-While a woman
and her two little children stood helpless
from fright in the parlor Of their home In
Bradhurst avenue early today, two men.
one the womans brother and the other her
lover. fought each other for their lives in
the little apartment. The brother. who was
armed with a large carving knife. finally
went down with three bulle- wounds in his
body. He is in q hospital and probably
will die. The lover is a fugitive. and the
police are searching for him on charge
of attempted murder.
The Woman a Spectator.
The principals in the affair are Mrs.
Jennie Smith. a widow; her brother. Her
bert Partridge. with whom she made her
home and Charles Johns, a stenographer.
who has been employed by the Adams Ex-
press Company. According to the story
told to the police by Mrs. Smleh, who has
been detained as a witness. the ARRAY was
the outgrowth of the refusal of johns to
cease paying attention to Mrs. Smith after
Partridge had warned him to do so. Mrs.
Smith says that her acquaintance with
Johns extends over a considerable period.
When he began to call upon some time
ago Partridge took a dislike to him. for
bade him to CALL and ended by throwing
him out of the apartment When Part
ridge returned home early this morning
and found Johns in the apartment he be-
came enraged rushed into the kitchen and
seized a carving knife and sprang upon
the intruder. Then the struggle for life
began in earnest. AS the men surged
back and forth across the little room, over
turning and breaking furniture In the mad
struggle for possession of the knife. Mrs.
Smith, with her two children clinging to
her and screaming at the top of their
voices, stood in the corner Of the room, a
helpless. terrified spectator.
In the struggle the blade Of the knife was
snapped in two and a temporary respite
was taken. Johns took advantage of the
rest to say to Partridge: This thing has
gone about far enough. If you don't let up
you will be sorry for 1t.
Wounded Almost to Death.
This seemed to incense Partridge the
more. for Mrs. Smith says he rushed at
Johns, lunging at him with the broken
blade Of the knife. In another instant, Mrs.
Smith says, Johns had whipped a revolver
sent one bullet after another into his OPP
ponent and then rushed from the apart
ment and disappeared.
The noise of the struggle and shooting
and the cries of the two children and
woman had awakened the other tenants in
apartment. to find Mrs. Smith wildly hys-
terical lying over her brothers bleeding
form. When Partridge was taken to hos
pital his condition was found to be SO criti-
cal that the surgeon said he had but
slight chance for recovery Mrs. Smith was
locked up in the police station as a witness.
and the police began search for the MISS
ing Johns. Johns home Is in New Rochelle.
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Elected Bishop.

FREDERICTON, N. B.. October 3-Rev.
]. A. Richardson. rector of Trinity Church,
ST. John. and honorary canon of Christ
Church Cathedral. this city, was elected
bishop coadjutator of the Anglican diocese
OF Fredericton after a twelve-hour session
of the diocesan convention at 2:3O o'clock
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
Coal Miners Nav Strike

SPRING HILL. N. s.. October IA strike
of 1900 employees Of the Spring Hill coal
mines is probable by next Monday The
unions demand an advance in wages, and
notice has been given that unless the de-
mand is granted work will cease next week.
The mine owners have offered an advance
of ) per cent, but the unions decline to ac-
cept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

The new city ordinance prohibiting ''buek-
et-shop" and "wire-brokerage concerns"
from operating In Birmingham. Ala. went
into effect Monday. A number Of stock
operators were arrested. Each gave bond.
A test case will be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

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