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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-12-14

oner. you'd better see her to her
cab, Mr.. Godfrey" he added, with a
little smile. "She'll need an escort"
She rose from her chair and dropped
over her face a heavy veil which she
had raised about her hat Godfrey
opened the door for her and fol-
lowed her through. She shrank back
from the mob which charged down
upon her as soon as she appeared on
the threshold, but Godfrey sprang for
ward quickly to her rescue. In a
moment they were down the stairs and
at the door of the cab.
"Miss Croydon" he said leaning
toward her as she took her seat, "do
me the favor to deny yourself to all
callers tonight"
81 SHALL" she agreed instantly.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-12-14
CHAPTER II CONTINUED.

Yet She had lied-delibcrately and
distinctly she had lied. She had told
him that she had never before seen the
dead man. She had told Simmonds just
the opposite. Which was the truth?
Doubtless the first Her first impulse
would be to speak the truth. After
ward at leisure for moment, she had
mastered her agitation, had thought out
the lie, and had uttered it with sur
prising calmness.
"May l see you to your cab, Miss
Croydon?" he asked.
"To my cab?' she repeated, half ris-
ing. II may go, then? l am free? You
have not
Betrayed you?" he finished as she
stopped suddenly. "No, don't intend
to. Whether you know the man yon-
der or not, l don't for an instant believe
you killed him."
"Oh. | didn'tw she cried. 81 did my
best to save him. But it was done so
quickly. | didn't understand until too
late"
y
evenly, Il think you're wrong in trying
to protect the scoundrel who did,
The color faded suddenly from her
face.
"To protect him." she faltered
I'm sure you know him. You could
place him in the hands of the police if
you wished to do
The door opened and man came i'll
"A keen faced man of middle age, who
nodded to Godfrey and threw quick,
penetrating glance at his companion.
Behind him the clamor burst out anew;
various heads appeared in the doorway,
various eager faces sought to peer into
the room, but the newcomer calmly
closed the door and assured himself
that it was locked. He looked at God
frey again, then eXpectantly at the
girl.
"NIiss Croydon" said Godfrey, "this
is Coroner Goldberg. whose duty it is
to investigate this affair, and who may
wish to ask you some questions
"Only Il few ut present. began the
coroner in Il voice soft and deferential,
as only he knew how to make it. How
often. with that voice. had he led n wit
ness on and on to his own ruin! "You
were the only witness of this tragedy,
believe, Miss troydon?
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-12-14

heard of him before. We know moth
ing about him. But | came hereto
see against the advice of my sister"
Then your sister knew you were
comng:'
"Oh, yes; and tried to dissuade me-
Goldberg nodded, still looking at her.
THAT is all ut present" he said. "Of
course | shall have to summon you as
witness at the inquest
She bowed without replying.
zone thing more" said Goldberg.
Did he have the papers? Did he give
them to you?'
NO" she answered quickly. HE
had no papers. lie was lying"
Then that is ALL" repeated the cor
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-12-14
SYNOPSIS PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Godfrey, II newspaper reporter, is
talking with Ills friend SimmOnds, a
detective, when the jnnitor of the
Marathon, an apartment house,
comes in with the story that Il muir
der has been committed. AT the
Marathon, Miss Croydon, an ac-
quaintaincc of Godfrey, is found with
pistol in her hand in IL room with
Il dead man. She denies being re-
spunsiblc for his death and claims
that she came to his room to secure
family papers which he claimed to
possess She alleges that the murder
was committed by Il stranger " ho
came into the room, but states that
she fired II shot at the asSailant OF
the deceased. The bullet from her
nistol was found imbedled in the
wall
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-12-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
ALLEGED.
CONFESSION

PORTLAND. Jan. e~The fol
lowing letter was received by the
Oregon Journal. dated and post-
marked IN this city. Saturday. The
delivery was delayed on account OF
postage due.
Editor Jourial-rhe hand that
pens this ls the hand that made.
placed and exploded tho bomb that
killed Rohber. nfihe taker and
Murderer stennsnhefE lie put me
In prison. robbed mo % my wife
and stole my property while was
helpless I am not long for this
world. should ! be caught will
not hang Hogan IL crazy or he
would not be caught Mine was a
personal quarrel. ! settled Il square.
~ took the only way a poor man
has. some day | will call for a rs-
porter and make a death bed con
fessson
An INNOCENT VICTIM DRIVEN
To MURDER"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
HUGHES ON
THE RACK

william fIuxhes. divorced hus-
hana Of Frances z. Hughes, II In
trunhla again
Repeatedly Hughes has bs-cu w
trouble because ~ hardness In pay
lnK the ziimonY orti~rrd BY the court
for his wife aud children. and the
laat TINE he vac haief into court
Iudgn Fraf~r gave him warning that
no mercy wanid b. shown hiua y
he bad TO BE- dragged before the
court again on the same charEm
Notwithstanding this warning. he
was again deiinqnant With bis pay
meat thls month. aud this morning
"a order % court. signed By JudSs
Griffin. vas issued. requiring him
90 appear on January II and shoS
cause why he should not BE- pun
lahed flsr contempt Hughes was di'
vro~ed on tho ground II sxtrems
cruelty. and the custody OF the two
children vas awarded TO ara
Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
ORCHARD is
IDENTIFIED

nOisF. Idaho. Jan. Sheriff
nsil. q Cripple Greek. who i IA
boise today. declares that Harry
or hard. now under arrest Ia caia-
we'll and charged with the assaasln-
alton % Governor Rtsunanhafr.
IL the same party who blew un the
Independence. Colo, depot on June
g, 1904. Tor whom the police have
been hooking. since the manner q
both crimes n Identical Chemists
have completed tha analysis 81 the
iiquid and powder found among the
prisoners effects wednesday The
preliminary examination viii be held
Thursday Fred Mnlrr.<a spokane
lawyer. is in Caldwell to defend the
prisoner. sheriff BELL Il ~ THE oplu-
Son that fhr Western Federation o.
Miners IN furnishing the money for
lawyers 10 defend Orchard. and says
that M sullivan. of Denver. Is a
lawyer who stopped 20 see the prlas
oner Saturday. and that he has been
In ~ employ FOR the PAST two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
MAY EXCLUDE TWO SECTS FROM
LOCAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE

TAa Seattle Ministerial associa-
ina spllt Al lts meeting yesterday
upaa the question II whsthur OF not
ysslarEans aad Hebrews should be
kept cut q the association IA the
fntaFa TIE mattsr cams ap IN the
epurss os a report q = eommistss
q xhleh Ras. A. " spaialug %
tks ualssd Presbyterian church was
ehairmAa. wkish lad been appoint
- to taks sp The wask af FsoFsani-
ans tAs association. and tta eoaati-
tzfsan.
The report favored recognising
CO The uass adopted - the recent
cAnFsh conference IN New York.
watch exefnfed the unltarians and
prnxlesd thai In the reorganization
only evangelical ministers shoaia be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
.SWINDLERS
ARE ARRESTED

ALBUQUERQUE. y NJ. Jan. a.
ny tho arrest Of John ID. Morris aud
$. L. Gray. two smooth strangers
from Louisville. Ky. the local po-
liee captured a pair Of the slickesi
confidence men In the United States.
The men have been circulating a ne
tition from manufacturers and Job
beers Of this territory. Arizona. Kan
aaF and California, addressed 10 the
southern Passenger association al
Atlanta, Ca. which asks inter
chanEeable mileage books be placed
on sale % travelling men at cents
per mile. allowing free ESQ pounds Of
baggage For circulating the petit
lions subscriptions are asked Of
slgncrs. the men claiming 10 repre-
sent the Commercial Travellers as
ISOLATION. Nearly $500 was secured
here and over 5000 in places be-
tween Los Angeles and Kansas City.
The men were held 20 the grand
jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

allowed membership. the Idea beiuK
that the association vas for purely
evangelical work.
On account OF a protest made BY
Res. Myron w. Hainsa of the First
baptist church and others. the re-
port vas referred back 20 the eam-
mifiue. Rev. u, W. iAnkcffelter
spoke Ia favor % the plan proposed
BY the cOw mltfes- TIC santiment
~ the meeting seemed 10 be diSid-
81
Rev W D. Simondz. u The First
Unitarian church. laughed when In
formed ~ the matter.
= am not a member Of the ass0-
eiatioa and have not been fpr a
long time. 80 that n makes M dif-
ference 10 me-" he said.
The conmittes WIli report haek
ask Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

eroReErovs. ian. a-The Sc
.,tla prewlnE 4 Mating company
!. maklnK ali preparations Tor The
ses.stlon az mammoth hottiluR works
n eonertian with lts kreat brewing
s.tahliahmeat here In Georgetown,
,Aat viii. when completed. cost fully
sio0 COO The rev structure h 10 he
leeated lust east az the brewery, On
he opposite side q the Northern
Paeinc AMI ( s Z. 5, raiiroad
tracks
some time aEo the company con
strusted larEe. eemont lined tnn-
mel. lsading hom tho brewery prup-
a. underneath the tracks. and
thraugh this tunnel the beer will b.
pumped Into haEe watts. from which
TIE bottles viii be filled automai-
icaily.
me company viii commence the
sfcetloa ot their ueS building "a
n.na - tho foEmailtiea 81 opening
. new street are complied with,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
offices E.asn,.

rAe Seattle nrewinx q Mating
coninanv recently moved their sea
sesi offices into the new huiidine
ereeied faF that special purpose. In
GeaFketuNn These are the most
eirsantIY annaiutad offieea of any
manufacturing Industry IN tho
northwest. The building Il two
stories IN height uunstructrki ~
psgsszsi hriek. while the ffagahlngs
at The Interior are % quarter saved.
rassked eak The directors room.
hnwever. l. flashed IN Spanish ma.
hszanx Wills taa auditorium IL
tssza slsh ehIla marble. The total
cost cf tbs structure Il In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
FORGER CAUGHT In
In TACOMA Z

TACOMA. Jar. &C Harry Brace.
wanted In North Yakima 20 answer
an accusation u forgery. Haa Al.
rested nj the Olympic club last night
By Pairuiman Robert hainen The
arrest was made upon Information
furnished BY G. G Hnnnold. a ape-
ciAl officer. who had been detailed
upon the case
According 10 Mr. Hannnld. the
name OF the North Yakima business
house was forged 20 tbs amount Of
go. bat u Il also eald that be utll-
lxed ti00 hsionging 10 the firm Of
Brace a Co. Of which be IL a mem
Der. FOR bis personal benefit.
Brace L. an electrician. and since
coming 70 Tacoma has been dis
posing % bis Tools At ths second
hand stores and lt vas IN that way
that Mr. HanBold secured trace Of
him. When arrested fiFaee had 80
cents and half a pint Of whisky In
his possession lie will be taken
bsck to North Yakima this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
MATRIM ONIAL
KNOT Is TIED

Judge Morris tied a neat. three
niinute matrimonial knot yesterday
faf pietufasque couTsis from Ra-
ssHzasle The contra rtinE parties
pssfe both Italians. and were accom-
paniea hy Italian friends. all gayiy
De- ksf cut for the occasion. The
hfifs. Miss Iva Thibnuit. wore a
lace rnantfiia. huge white bow q
fikbnn with long Ftresfntrs and an
eiannrafe gown under her raincoat
anf carried an immense boquet OF
TED carnations. Tire groom. Prank
II. ssarautaiH. vas rssriendsnt in
full dresa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
IS SEARCHING
FOR CRAFT

CHICAGO. Jan s.--tn . search
Tor g.. 600 900 graft said 70 have
been diabursed among hniiders OF
water tunnels and sewers In Chi.
caao. a committee Appointed ~ the
city council wtli iny~tignta the
sooks In tho offices % the comp
trollcr and the commissioner Of pub.
IT, works. The inquiry. which vii
cover the last decade. was prom pied
Yesterday when Assistant Corpora
tson fS,unael It. J. sutherland de-
ciarcd that grating on an enormous
sale had bean possible through a
combination % corrupt contractors.
broken agreements. bills for FAKE
work and connisRuee Gu the part o.
the municipal officials He said
nat al iras, ts.00o. 0sio could be re-
covered n suits ware brought IN The
courtA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
SEATTLE men
INCORPORATE

wgNATcHEE. Jan. s-Artieles
q incorporation OF the wenaiehse
Bridge company have been filed
here By Judge Thomas Burke. G. W
Coulter and Elmer Rlchenbacb. all
Of Seattle. and Marvin CHASE. The
lacorpgrators are named ~ trustees
The capital stock of the new eorpo-
ration is si25 go.
The purpose r. 70 build a bridge
across the Columbia river A. We
nafchca Tho bridge n 70 carry vo-
hlcles Of all kinds and foot pas-
ssngers and provision is made to
carry telegraph and telephone lines.
besldca two or more pipe lines 10
carry water across the river 70 iffi-
gate tho flats In Columbia valley
Tho charter states thta the prin-
cipai office Of the company viii BE-
No. Wouatchss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

David Nelly. farmer residing
about two miles wsat ~ Kent. and
who vas reccntiy appointed rad
supervisor OF the South district. vice
T. ". Hamilton. res gned. vas IN
town yesterday tryiHK 20 ascertain
the needs of the people here regard.
iaE roads Mr. Nicely was rot an a.
tive candidate for the position. ana
bis appointment vas a surprise 70
most pcoplc Il was made for the
Purlsnse ~ uniting the warning 70.
publican factions IN TIE south als-
trtct, aud will have that effect MI
Newly h thoroughly eamp~tent n
III The position acecptabiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

In case Of Mona Peck W. George
Peck. defendant today filed cross
complaint. charging wife with Inn
proper conduct in her relations with
his nephew. Claude Smith. and asks
for custody OF two children.
Doris Lawson has applied for
divorce from Walter Lawson. chsrg-
ine cruelty and threats TO kill
Helen standby has been granted q
decree of divorce from Hubert
standby. on ground % non-suppor1-
Barbara Harrison. convicted near
~ a year ago Of assault with intent
20 commit murder. sentenced 70
serve one year in the county jail. ar
rested with man named James
Turner after a cutting sffray down
on the sandzpi,
Case Of Hubert Kllewatz VS.. City
OF Seattle. for s.. l20 alleged dam
ages. goes 20 jury in Judge Albert
sons court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

nApoils. u under arrest. charged
wlth taxing part IN the ha4inE uf
txn other students
Mra Lena Able Was found dead
In her home Al Pittahurg. Pa. and
her husband Ia charged with the
murder
The Santa ~ raiiruzd has ruFs
chased the Denver. Enid q Gulf rail.
road.
Thomas Lawson says that he 4
ready tO 60 20 New York 90 testify
In the STANDARD Oh cases.
The hattleAhip Alabama. which
coiiihed with the krnturky Sunday
was toweA 90 Norfolk navy yard To-
day.
A battle has b.en fought in Eanto
Domingo between the trsnrEentl
and government forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
STATE NEWS

During a religious revival at Pom
eroy no persons Joined the church
and 40 were baptiaed.
Jake Terry. a familiar figure 10
Washington. IA arrested NJ BslllnE
ham for stealing a rifle
IiriE. Gen Drain goes 10 Wash.
lngton. u. G, 10 attend cxesutivs
meeting of International Guard as.
socihtlon
Fixtures have arrived for the new
poatoffice a. Ellennburg and viii be
installed this week
Mrs. Emily Abrams. aged 60. at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
Wants panage ior Hoe

" ". Weaver this morning filed
suit against the Montana Stables
company fer sfTs. which he seeks
70 recover for the loss OF three
hefaaa IN tkn recent fire which de-
afroFesf the stables ~ the defend.
ar The plaintiff alleges that his
animals we're kept In ths basement
Of Japanese lodging house adioin-
ing the stables. and that such y
place was very unsafe on account
~ ne loosa has which offered in
wiling shelter and lodRinE for pipe
smoking tramps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
GREEN LAKE

J. W. Raferty's hardware store
and the Green Lake Restaurant
have exchanged locations.
Joseph Coles. OF Seattle. has pur-
chased the home 81 Frank Gayman,
Of Green Lake. and wtll make his
home NJ that place.
The Rabecca lodge of Green Lake
will have an installation OF officers
Tuesday evening.
Robert Parks. Of Seattle. manager
OF the Otis Elevator company. haa
purchased a 5000 home at Green
Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
Gambling sl,sa,.sn.

There are No new Developments
IN the Georgetown gambling situa-
tara The games are sifll running
openlY. bat there la fear and trem-
hhnK amanK the sprufcah George
pruWn. tie defeated candidate for
mayor "a new conducting a saloon
At soath Seattle. and Wlll say bat
little about the report that hs pro
p0ses 10 retaliate "a the gamblers
ar the manner in which they OPP
posed Ms eleetlnn There IL one re-
sogt that mar nerhaps. feel the
haavy hand af the law. and that Ia
the Tpgem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
PEOPLE To
DECIDE
COUNCIL APPROVES PROPOSE.
TON or ANOTHER ELECTION
OH PARK BONDS

The finance committee OF the
council unanimously adopted ths
ordinance 10 place the park bond
Issue uf $500 900 before the psopie
o. the next general election. aud at
Ia meeting last night. the council
passed the ordinance. There has
been a feeling among the friends Of
the bond issue that the last siectlon
was not a fair representation Of the
sentiment ~ fhe voters on the quea.
ton, and another opportunity VIII
now be- given the people TO vote
upon the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
LAND FRAUD TRIALS

wAsuINaroN. Jan. . Francis
]. neney. special counsel 90 the De.
partment 81 Justice Ia the land fraud
eases. had a conference with The
president to-day. lie announced that
ftluKsf Hermann viii be tried the
last weak Ia March. The Hyde Hen
son trial lie called 60 follow. but not
until late In April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
.ROBBER
CONFESSES

PORTLAND Jan 3 ilinsy Ross
man. arrested Ia Tacoma Tor his
completely In the murder 81 fhafrha
FiesnminEn ia the hold ap Of The
ha noon ~ the Centennial hotel n
this city ON the might Of Dec Il. has
Turned states evidence lie con
fosasd % che district attorney yes
tsrday that he and Tattoo Kelley
who Was arrested In this city ia
connection with the crime. hal
planned aud carried out the robbery
and says that Kelley fired the shots
which Killed FiemminEz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

II. Challenger. secretary of the
Delaware Trust company. Ia under
arrest At Chester. Pa. for ombeE-
xllnR $4,000
Fire destroyed the state normal
school AZ Aihand. y W. Loss 1900
600.
Cadet Miller. head Of tho first
class NJ the naval academy at An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
FUND GROWS

The subscription fund for the
sKesa w0fnan Mrs PiummeF, who h
stranded IN Seattle among HtrRnKera.
L steadily lnrrwa sing The amounts
received since Saturdays issue are
as follow. g r. HoeK. S. " w
ls4ae her. IS eeuta. and cash - cents.
making = total ~ use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
LITTLE BOY IS
BADLY BURNED

( clothing a mass OF flames. He
quickly caught the hoy and threw
him into a nearby ditch 90 duenoh
Ithe blaze.
As soon aH possible physician
waa called aud the lads wounds
dressed Al latest accounts the boy
vas resting easily, und hopes are
entertained for his ultimate recov~
cry
The boys father Iann efnploye Of
Moran bros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

NEW MILL
aoorwAreR MILL co Is MAKING LARGE mPaovemEHrs-
OTHER. FREMONT ITEMS

Tbs Edgewnter Miil company Is
erecting a 10000 plant at the ex-
treme eastern end Ut Kilbonrna ay..
Fremont Tho main portion ~ tho
mill Is to be go feet In length. the
planning mill 50x1O0. two stories In
height with a large dry KILN ad-
Joining II. The company Ia now
so far advanced with the cOnntruc-
ton Of the plant that by March /
the work OF cutting lumber for the
trade will be IN fail blast This
NTH will add very largely 10 the
sun paid out monthly for labor In
Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
steal s,.,Ion.ry.

unknoNn parties entered the sta.
lonery and confectionery store Of
II. 7, Olson. situated near the new
brass toundry. between Charleston
and Rainier av. on Carateans Il
and carried away several poanda ol
fancy candicn. valued al about 81
Entrance by means OF a pass he,
through the back door. No arrests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

While playing with matches at
noon today willie Collins. h-yeaf-
old boy living on GenoHuue st.
southeast Seattle. was badly burned
before help reached hiu
Az about iaia0 q. ~ Plat. a EAR
penter wha was working about a
block distant. heard the screams Of
the little fellow, and rushing Ia tho
direction from whence the sounds
came was Mortified Co soc the boy
running down the street with hia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
ARRESTED FOR
ADULTERY

Upon a warrant sworn cut by ".
w. Teyinr Deputy Steriffa Llvasly
aud Beidiug yesterday arrested
AfSa Lulu Taylor and Herman HALL.
charged with adultery and Twins In
a cabin near Edmunas. Three little
children. offspring Of the Taylarn.
were also taken into custody.
Tho warrant was Issued last Aug
ust. but tho deserted husband did
not know the whereabouts Of the
couple untll recently. Deputy sher-
trf Cameron located them IN the
cabin az EdmondH saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

press agent. telegraph operator and
general faetotum This Ia the d.
rect result Ut the agitation started
by the Ninth Ward Improvement
club a few weeks ago
Grading Wsllinsford.
Wallingford av.. Fremont. IL be.
Ing graded for two blocks north OF
KilbOurne II. The work Is being
done largely by hydraulic process.
the dirt aud gravel being used to
an IN low land near Lake Union.
Roberts Benedict.
r. a. Roberts. an empioye OF tbs
Seattle Lighting company was
united In marriage 10 Miss Marie
Clauasen. eldest daughter of Peter
A. Ciausssn, at their home. ss0z
Ashworth ay.. Fremont. Saturday
evening. Rev J. Cairns officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts VIII 60 10
housekeeping AT 5g72 AshTgrth AZ.
the latter part Of this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

WARRINGTON u 9, jan y
The commander Of the cruiser nes
Monies. Off Culehra. sent a wireless
message TO the navy department To
day saying that he had intercepted
wtrsfsaH message from tho tug
Glacier accompanying the dry dock
Dewey. saying that the course was
east three knots an hour. The dock
has made about $50 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

A keupauner, a barber who has
resided Ia Georgetown for the paal
i've years, died at hla home at IL
o'clock SUNDAY night. OF eonsump.
tion, Deceased had bcun m for
soma time aud sold out his bust.
moss about two months ago. Hs
leaves . wife and two children
Was a member In good standing ID
south Seattle Camp No. iTs, W
q. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Raymond u. Mcdonald. who was
shot by George Beede November 8.
was removed yesterday from the
hospital. whore he has been con-
fined since tho affair. and II now
far on tho road TO recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

tampts 10 extlngnlsh fire Ia her
home AZ coifax aud ~ seriously
burned
The Farmers bank AZ Ellenabufg
opened yesterday morning and with.
in ten minutes more than $4,000
we're Deposited.
Everett Is to have a powder fac
tory.
Trials OF berger and Stewart. vho
are charged with numbering Edward
Bur. have ben set for the latter part
Of the month.
Spokane IL "a have another lars,
packing plant