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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-05-19

Since pas experience IN trying to
kill grizzly by making the animal
chase him and die OF heart disease, the
chief has made pa herd with the
squaws. until he can prove that he is
n brave man by some daring deed.
The Indians wouldn't speak to him for
a long time, so he decided to teach
the squaws how to keep house in a
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-05-19
Little Moira Coats.

Moire is newer than taffeta for the
little SIR coat that Is to be worn this
spring. Faille, which always comes in
with MORE, is used for the same Dur-
pose. The coats range all the way
from little postage stamp jackets to
be worn with corselet skirts through
the ordinary eton and the little sack
coat to all lengths and degrees Of
coats with skirts
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-05-19
Hard Raising the Wind.

Look here" remarked the thrifty
man to his extravagant wife, you're
carrying too much sail, my lady"
81 don't know why you should both
er about that" she retorted.
Nor" saddle. ~ think 4. should,
since. have to raise the wind.'-Tit-
Bits.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-05-19

Scripture Authority: EXODUS SIG
10. 2 Tim. 1913.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-05-19


Another and another and still an
other did likewise, until at last James
and Jambres were alone and still pros
trate upon the ground at the feet %
Pharaoh. Had they not heard? Would
they, too, admit the superiority OF
Moses God?
The eyes of the king burned like Goals
of fire as he looked upon them. Higher
and higher he lifted his imperioua
head. More and more rigid became his
form. But he spake not.
Again the intense, tragic whispe,
reverberated through the room: This
Is the finger of God!"
The kissing. piercing echo had scarce
ly died away among the lofty pillars OF
the vaulted hall when James and
Jambres leaped to their feet with a.
fierce, angry cry which made even
Pharaoh ST art upon his throne.
Traitors to the gods OF Egypt" they
shouted, pointing their accusing fingers
at them and swaying their bodies in the
intensity Of their emotions. Traitors!
Think you that Moses shall prevail?
Not while James and Jambres can
withstand Moses to his face Let
Pharaoh not falter.. This plague like
the others will pass. The gods of Egypt
will finally triumph"
Slowly, Pharaoh rose until his tower
ing height seemed to overshadow all.
There was glitter in his eye and
cruel, hard smile played over his fea-
lures as he again waved the magicians
at his side away, and exclaimed:
James and Jambrcs have spoken.
Hear ye them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

MANY ARRIVE
ON THE OHIO

Steamer ohio. with SIS passsn-
Ksfs. arrived this morning from
Nome after a stormy trip. The Ohio
had tks.e0e IN geld Among the pas
sengern were Charles -. Lane. one
Of the richest mining men in Alaska,
and his family Ar. Lane is grad
uaily LOSING his sight y a. 7. 4 T.
Cas- employees 90 the number Of iss
arrived on the ohio. O NJ Ashford.
eivil engineer ga charge Of the sur
vey from the Seward Peninsula rail-
way. and his party also came out on
the steamer.
The ohio left Nome October IL.
and the Pennsylvania left ~ hours
ahead Of her. As yet the Pennsyi-
vanis has not been sighted. The
ohio made the trip IN little over
eight daps. which IA considered good
fer this tine Of the year, She VIII
be iat8 up for the winter. although
there are rumors OF her being char
tered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
GOV. CHAMBERLAIN
ROASTED YFRATER

ed that . Judicial officer Of an.
other state ouKhi 90 be lmpeaehsd
for renea4sng deciniona IN eumpil
euee wtth the iAw a. u stands on
The stat afr bcsnkA"
Attosn.y George H. Walker 10 a
Olympia presenting Judge Ffaicrs
afxum~utn IN support Of hts fsf.
tsct ef Insanity. consequent upon
the Feporx Of bis commission A
strong asniai q the allegations Of
tho prosecuting attorney thAG the
three physicians had usufped the
Judicial rnwers and preruEatlxe In
q star chamber session al inquiry
into the sanity of the mafdereasos
vas mace. He declared further
that nus a single objection WAS In
tsrpased b the prosecuting aiior.
ney or hla deputy. who attended
tho enhre proceedings, 90 the dc.
tails OF the procedure.
Referring 90 the alleged illsEality
Of the pfoceodinEx. Judge Fratsf De.
cisred thia morning
~ these proceedings were lie.
cal. then every inmate in any
WASHINGTON insane asylum r. there
ILLEGALLY ~ for an open procedure
throughout. no court would tnlef.
ate 4. ] was a. all times. or ny
proxy. within call. and ever wit.
besa testifyinE before the commits.
sion waa first Sworn ~ the clerk Of
The court OF the Judge"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

IS REJECTED
swITcHMEN's UNION REFUSE
acENT AN HOUR INCREASE
WANTS ORIGINAL DEMAND
LITTLE PROBABILITY OF A
STRIKE.

The compromise OF cents an
hour increase IN the wages offered
hy the railroads has been rejected
hY committees representing the
swlichmen's unions OF the entire
country. held at Chicago. The men
are holding out for the original
demands submitted a month ago.
calling for minimum scale of AZ
cents an hour for switehmen. IS
cents for helpers and an eighthour
day
Despite the failure in negotla.
tinns. both sides expressed the be-
lief that there would be no strike.
The railroad managers are in a con-
clliatory mood and are willing TO
make reasonable concessions, they
say. IN the way Of Increased wages,
hut they will not consider the dues-
ton OF reducing working hours az
this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

rsna lary svi8snss a tas Al
Il raniax 81 the part = The
4 ~ sesa.sa I'm. apreate1 81
- Aaar IA. usernins aaa trok
.wssa mishaus Inssftsswnes
Sassf A. Rssf. ~h5 uas sslect-
\ mxseA hia Nor sny q he
Azas tpesarsd 81 tne aIs'rist ats
ws Maee aus elsesilies the
~ - sssse mtehi hs hiossfsntA
Nj saalats fi<at frf resaa sssen
D. zhm isnmeAl4telg aran ap-
- = - effies. LaaEilou gru-
T. = azsss slxasa IS SaFerieE
~ s~sl1 rexsfAtaiHk Rgrf Asts
- NJ Czlakhsf o. ths hasfs q
nass frasa n any mannef IN
Irax sin ~ efiica - assfrtet
r. Ths osier + made fsfIru.
ssssrb@r Z BY this aefhsr IL
eHssa9 rat ~ HuTf ever viii
~ = asexhs ana IN The en4 ths
xratAn q allexrd ietpal
sszs@ al proceed wIFh1at
cakss % shs part II The Ru~t.
k'afss1 r.aariam. IN a stafaaseat
~ Nsa Alter taxing possession
= sfses sid Judge SzNelia
" F<-s:;;::leseiy naliifiea the action
~ G@iiasher and me nepsr-
~ ~ Sssemhsf : At least. ard
= ; rst1zzx Rusf ran % until
~ y exYrg cat lasf niEhts
~ sxs<ss ~ forve 81 arms. and
n srsszrss Ter nat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
HARTMAN MAY
RESIGN HEAD

4 special % The star today from
Chicago SAYS that there IN a story
In circulation that Z. II. Hartman
Is To retire from the presidency or
the Union and Southern Pacific rail-
roads. According 70 the rumor, the
pl1u is To make ]. -. StuhbA now
traffic director Of the Hartman
lines. president Ia addition te-~rSrf
present position.
Mr.. Hartman viii remain chair
mar W The executive committee OF
the system. so that he can keep his
hand az the helm His reason for
retlfi from the presidency Is said
To- b. !. iesire 10 devote mere 81 his
time TO securing line frNn New
York TO the Pacific coast and from
the Great i.akcs 20 the Gulf "
Mvxiro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
SUBURBS TAKE
CASE T0C0URT

Ankered b the refusal 0f their
city council 10 petition the city ~
seattle Tor annexation. IN cumpli.
nncc with popular vote ~ the tar.
payers o. zsl 70 ?. ia favor q the
annexation. number Of the resi-
dsnts 81 Southeast Seattle today
filed q petition for q writ % man.
date IN the superior court
The petitioners. after citing the
instance Of the vote IN the matter
taken Aug IL. state that a mass
msotinR Of the citizens held Oct
= snlotucd the Immediate action
"a the part ~ the eifY fathers The
council. Y ~ alleged. met the fol
lowing night. and eoolly disregard.
ed the request framed at tbs mass
meeting
should this petition faii. the com.
miiieemau declare that they wiil
Immediately circulate petition
oailiHg for special election 10 vote
90 the question Of dialneorporsting
the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
APANESE PROBLEM
WORRIES CABINET

today for working out the problem
IN san Francisco. Authorities there
declare that onlY lack Of facilities
causes the exclusion Of the Jap.
aneee from the schools
A aaes,ion IL now in court a. TO
whether the federal government has
jurisdiction. suit being filed yes.
terdaY In the federal court Of San
Francisco TO enioin the school board
from removing certain Japanese
students. II the supreme court up.
holds the Injunction the authority
Of me government IN the premises
viii be assured II Is thought that
the government r. already in com.
muniestion with California Officials
uFging their cooperation, aud II has
oven been suggested that 81. GOA 600
Of the Rcd Cross fund be used TO
establish Japanese schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

ARE RACING SIDE
BY SIDE

Reports frefn the scene Of opera
tiuns IN she timber south q oiym.
pia. where The rival surveying PAR
ties of the Htli and Hartman lines
are working. are that the lines arr
being RON 80 close that the survey.
ora % the different factions al times
appear 70 b. working together. AZ
men - the different parties are cut
tinR ~ithin a few feet Of each other
and the whole has the appearance oi
race for the goai
Easy grades through the heavily
tirsbsfed and rough country between
the Columbia and Olympia and .
gradual rise u Fradc 20 the top u
the table land q Tacoma f. the
stake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
MURDERER ON TRIAL MONDAY,
tserIpp, Telegraph ssrvies)

fscrippt Telegraph SerNicaD
LOS ANGELES. Oct. &c, The
preliminary examination OF Anton
Behold. OF nellingham. Wash, &C.
oused Of numbering his wife IN a
canyon near here, viii be held on
Monday Only sufficient EVIDENCE
viii be submitted 10 secure the
holding OF the alleged murderer to
the superior court Witnesses from
San Francisco and Puget sound will
not be present. as the prosecution
believes their presence will not be
pggganuFN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
NIGHT
AT THE FAIR

special program has been ar.
ranesd bY Prof D'rrbAno. the Lead
ef Of the organization. for the even.
iug. which u designated az Italian
nlEht
ToroFFo~ II viii be irish night.
and the wearing Of the green will
b. IN order The shamrock will
adufn the walls and many 3 lively
iig VII b. rendered ~ the orchez.
ira
Up 70 iast night s. coo has been
taken IN AZ thn fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
HOLDUP AT DOOR
OF HEADQUARTERS

J. ". 1enklnson. an English sailor,
while walking up Yesisr way early
this morning and within a few yards
Of the police station. was demanded
10 halt and throw up hia hands BY
three rough looking men. Seeing
that he was near police headquar-
tiers he made a dash for the station,
shouting for help. ratrolman PHIL
ilpa ana the driver Of the patrol
heard the call and ran after the
three men. who separated and ran
IN different directions Patroiman
Phillips fired several shots az one
aud succeeded IN stopping him. lie
gave hts name ~ Afatt Aatsou, a
Finlandef. and n being held az head
quarters without a charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
$4,000 SUIT BROUGHT.

Charles 4. McGoveru, aged 10. and
represented by John ~ McGovern.
this morning hogan suit against the
city Of Seattle Ia Judge Tallman'e
court for personal Injury damages IN
the sum 81 $4,000. The lad. Il IL
alleged. owing 70 the bad state ~
repair u % sidewalk on Weller st.
hetsc4an fwelfth and Thirteenth
avs. ~ into eulch. the accident
occni<Ins August II, 1904. Many
inBu@fa are nilcRed % have resulted
'Iulnf he fail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
NEW BUILDINGS.

Architect A. w Spaulding II pre-
pairing plans for O new Congrcga'
tional church to be built on the cor
rer Of Thirteenth av. n, =. and
Forfy.third st.. the building TO be
7Oxl20 feet and 10 be Of stone and
reinforced concrete.
The engineering department OF
the seattle Electric company Is pre-
narina plans for new shops and car
barns 70 be built tn Georgetown,
near the new power house recent.
IL CONSTRUCTED there As soon az
The Georgetown building Is complet'
ed. the present car barns az Fifth
and Pine will be abandoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
SAFE: IS
WRECKED
ROGERS CRACK sAFu AND Is.
CAPE WITH FUNDS.

fatFINNa FsIFuF auN 5eFNIee.I
onlN. M. oct Is Robbers
wrecked che safe IN the Bank 81
odin this mrrning and escaped
with an the cash Ia the vault
The thieves Kut sa.Nen aud held
al has lea ciuzrns The last blast
awakened the sitlsrna. who ran
70 che hank IN their night clothes
The robbers guards threatened the
people With death aud forced the
t8wnamru To stand while their con.
fcdofatUa completed the robbery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
slLvth STRIKE At CONRAD.

]. u. Conrad, founder Of Conrad
city and the heaviest holder OF min
ing properties IN the Conrad district,
fotpefiy known as the windy Arm.
nffIved IL tho city on the city Of Sc
atilc from the north last night Mr.
Conrad reports the discovery ~ con-
siderable silver deposits among the
Raid bearing quartz IA which the
district abounda. A crew Of between
three and -four hundred men are cn-
ployed on MI CoaFad'a properties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
TREADGOLD HERE

A. n. e. TrcadEold. Of london.
England. klondike millionaire and
the man who obtained the famous
TreadEold concession. arrived from
the north last night and IN registered
az the Butler hotel M TreadEoid.
when seen bY reporter from The
star. expressed himself as well sat
isfied With the season. considering
the scarcity Of water IN the earlier
part
Five giant drcdRers were at work
along the Klondike All Of Last sea :
son and an Of the larger companies
intend to introduce them next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

xaa sixhi. IN charge of the
2 l1<dsslfant. xss the har
= = NJ Cathedral fair. and
zzx u the large chorus. un.
! = l-stefship Of Prof Alfred
ssllsd forth mHeh applause
. sensations we're IN conform
= ~ aaiional colora of the
= - aad the general spirit
\ = irliosshlp chaFassefisfle
= saiien prevailed
rs Ne Hoysi italian band Of
- w - In attendance. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
PROPERTY OWNERS AGREE.

A meeting OF the property own
efs Of 18th av. was held az the
office Of T. = Griffith. In tho Alas
IA building last night. aud about
rs peraons attended. City Engineer
Thomson was present After con.
siderable discussion. on advice OF
Mr. Thomson, II was voted that the
only practical course would be 10
recommend widening Of the street
% 20 feet and I'LL instead of making
q cut IN the grade of the street TO
make Il an almost level grade from
Jefferson TO Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

Superior Judge A " Frater. In
discussing this morning the hear
ina Of the supreme court in the
dischelhcteffleld insanity matter
which was ai the time in progress
~ Olympia. made some vigorous de
nuHeiniloas ~ Cos. Chamberlain Of
Oregon He said
II u little wonder that tao PEG.
ris should como into Washington
and commit such a crime as Esther
Mitchell and Maud Creffield peFpe,
srAted. when thef come from a
state whose governor has iusiuuat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
POLITICAL.
QUARREL
woRklsemgs AROUSED OVER
PICTURES OF CHARLES c.
HuoAEs - DESTROYED MA.
calsE.-ARREsTs ARE MADE.


SEw YORK, est - Several
hundred ulen who had participated
e. the labor unlsn Demonstration ~
Madison Square garden im honor -
sfr Hearst. last ugehL attacked =
banner rietufe - Charles 2
uughea the Republican eanaidats.
snd = stereptisun shawiax Views
unfnvnfMblp a. Sir Hearst in frout
~ the iutepsuaeri auaisiral Own.
erphln league headquarters at ne
Hotel tsarthatdt Aftsg a firFwe
asruEkle wsth feaf policemen uha
had hswn detailed 60 Nuard ths
stsreaptieau Apparatus. the crowd
wrecked to campaign exhibits ans
smashed a large plate glass miadow
- the hotel
one policeman ras badly cot
The police used their utaht sticks
with ssfsss. Several arrests nsfs
madm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

tered Into conspiracy 20 remove
tAuwdon from office because be pfo.
roses 70 ASK the grand fury 10 in
tiet thsfu fer fsionira. which be
claims be can grove ths9 have cosn-
mittst lie further states tant the
defendants routrei she police asgsrt-
msut and have Threatened 90 reruove
him from offfea ~ fnFee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
MAY MEAN Tie UP.

(Scrtppa leiearaoh 1efNlee.l
Los ANGELES. Oct. 26.-Mil-
lions Of cans of fruit, ready for
shipment. cannot be moved because
there arc no boxes 20 be had The
alarming shortage OF lumber threat.
ems the big combine Of the Cailfor'
mia oanncries with ue-up Of this
years output.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
OFFICIALS REALIZE GRAVITY
OF SITUATION AND ARE ANx.
lous TO ARRANGE PEACE.
ABLE SETTLEMENT.
tseripp. Telegraph s.rvis.)

WASHINGTON. oct. 20 Serious
consideration was given TO the
japanese situation today ut a cab.
met meeting which lasted over two
hours Although matters have not
reached the strained relation"
stage. there ~ no coneealing the
fact that the administration is wor.
ried Each nation has practically
accused the other Of violating treaty
rights. and plans we're considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
JONES SPEAKS AT SPOKANE


SPOKANE. Oct &c Congress-.
man Wesley l.. Jones. Of North
YHkima, addressed an enthusiastic
republican gathering in the Elks'
temple. Gov Mead waa also a
speaker. Judge Nash and over COO
voters were present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
MOODY PLANS
ATTACK
ATTORNEY GENERAL Pre-.
pAREs FOR FEDERAL SUIT
AGAINST STANDARD OIL.
lserlnn, rsI,araph s.rvIe..l

WASHINGTON. Oct 2s -At,or-
ncy General Moody and bis assist.
ants are preparing recommended
lions 20 place before the president
Of a plan Of attack against the
STANDARD on company. Special A..
torneya Morrison. OF Chicago. and
KELLOGG. OF St Paul. are now 20
Ing over the report o. Attorney Sui.
Ivan. Of Cleveland. concerning the
Findlay trial Morrison and Kel.
loEg have already submitted their
reports II Is said the government
needs 90 strengthen It's case nav
In hand. II is likely that suit will
be started about the middle Of No.
vemhcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
RIVERS or THREE NORTH
STATE COUNTIES OVERFLOW
TERRIBLE LOSS or PROP.
ERTY-lTALiAN DIES SAVING
VICTIM FROM FLOOD.
fstar spssiaI ssrxIes.l

HELLtNGHAM. Wash. Oct 20
Anton Reynolds. an Italian. while
trying 10 save Superintendent Paige
81 the Bellingham Bay A British
Columbia railroad. from death in
the flooded Nookaark river. was
swept into the stream by tree and
perishsd Paige wan slightly hurt
Thousands 81 acres have been
flooded. railroad tracks are out and
the Nooksack river has changed ita
course.
sEDRo WOOLLEY. oct %
Fear a. felt for the safety Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
FLOODS FUN
MANY HOMES

community. owing 20 the chinook
winds and heavy rains. which
threaten ~ cause : flood equal 10
the disaster Of 1856 The SkaRit
river II higher nov than u has
ever been since that date. and old
river men predict another flood of
Immense proportions
The Greet Northern tracks arc
washed out between Hamilton and
Lyman. several mills have ceased
operations. and tho liver is black
with Hhingie bolts
Many fine farms on lover land
have been flooded and grave dam
age has resulted 10 farmers
throughout the entire district
aNOHOMIsH. Oct % a heavy
wind prevails and the Snohomiah
river has risen higher Than for
many years past Logs are rushing
lown the river a. terrific rate.
nd a heavy damage 70 mill men
naa resulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

lsador Kohn. r. ". Pettygrove aud
WInl0ck Miller.
Judge Frater said this morning
that be had granted ball for tho
second time in compliance with
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Van.
dcvere's statement made yesterday
d. The effect that the prosecuting
attorney would not be justified In
realaing an application for bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
[RE RUFF GETS AN
UNLOCKED FOR JOLT
!. rrauclscos District Attorney viii Stay in
y alEes Despite Efforts to Put Him Out.
at;ciaI Frisco Seems Fearful OF Grand Jury
Investigation.

-. rslssTsah ssrsies.l
S' ssr.S..iscn ogt se Wtth
- : ,.'..u,.siiaa 10 1sht ie Use
! .s.vs~qs. any attempt g.
-. ,-a sil.es. District A''ofz
'...,ssA who Vas suspended
-, tsf ai,sssa defs'ieien ~
- eve q rlaeiHs efiefg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
WOMAN MURDERED.


GOSHEN, Ind. Oct 20, Mrs.
Lou Fuller, aged 40 years, the wife
Of a farmer and horse trader near
this city. WAS shot In bed this
morning. The husband says rob
bern got over $500 from his tronH.
crs. and says the shots awakened
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

The councilmen we're each served
uifh notices this afternoon 10 ap-
pear in court next Tuesday and
state Why they failed 20 submit the
annexation proposition. They viii
claim that they only tabled the mat
ter until future meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
SAFES ARE
DYNAM|TEO
tssripp. Telegraph ssrxIss.l

CHIlLlCOTHE. O. Oct 26.--
Robbers dynamitod the postoffice
safe this morning. secured s2oo and
escaped. II Is thought that they
are the same gang that secured
about 5000 In cash from the ticket
office OF the Baltimore a Ohio rail
road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
IN
FLAMES
JEALOUS WOMAN ACCUSED OF
SETTING FIRE TO HoTEL-lR-
NocENT MAN BURNED.
fsorInp. TsIsaraph ssrvIes.l

FOuHcuE, Ark. oct 20, While
friends Of Bernard CLOSELY ana bride
were last night celebrating their
wedding IN n hotel here, fire was
started. II II alleged. by a Jealous
woman, and J y. Calvert. president
81 lumber company NJ Ada. I. T.
was burned 10 death. The building
was destroyed. at loss OF SO, 600,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

} NEW YORK. Oct 20 Ii Is I
} stated that Hartman cousid
B srN retiring from the pFpNia
} aencF ~ the Union and South :
} eru pacifirs Close friends
; say he wiil not retire. mot yet
, nor soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
WOMEN WOULD
SUPPORT LAW

fNf"hf Rfff w HfM"ff
HARTFORD. Conn. oct 20. The
national convention II the W. &. r.
a. began here today National IreH-
ident Mre stevens. u Maine. IN her
annual address. urged the conven-
ton To- stand By The anti-cantsen
law. aud declared that it has been
disprnVed that numerous dives
spring up around military posts
Without cunteenH.
She favored national conven-
tlonal amendment against polyRa-
my. The convention voted 1850 for
an exhibit at jamestown