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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

VICTORIA. H. g., Dec. ~ --
Plague II Increasing at Osaka. "A
recent case being discovered In a
crowded street ear running between
Osaka and Kobe.
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slhefwRFe. watches. diamonds.
fine umbrellas. etc, al uuusnally
low prices this week Chicago
tuwolry Co. 1907 end sv. 49,
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DEPOT RossERs CAUGHT.

sMlTHBORo. Ills. Dee ~
After q Lively pistol battle two ~
beers Who participated In the ~
berry ~ the passenger deuos n ~
Nhndaiia railroad early today w..
captured. One 81 them was 49,
five times and City Marshal nrowr
q Sorrento. Ills, vas serloasls
wounded
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FREMONT AND BALLARD.


MERRITT neatly co. arAYTbE
BALLARD HHhNCM
Five room house. on car liue. Tor fiNNt
apieudd View viii rent for fia per month
Ft4aeFeunB bungalow un sQsi01 lnf
terms
groom house On s0si00 lot. on car line
fer 81 7q0 fine view
ghrss.raam house. G0xiN i0t cement
ws-k tferything paid fari 81 10. 500 each
los view
We have a large Hat ~ income and
vacant Ballard property. and Nnd there IL
"a HreHfns demand Tor ratiafd property.
aa che VHrt amount - improvements being
made makes if very desirable locality 10
invest fu. hnh W8rfHfd about theae buys
AZ eals z8th Hv ~ W. 81 phone ballard
istA Take ballard aio0p BE- car and art
9f az ahip e. Or esfh It, new number
fe -
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Coal and Wood

= w bullock sueeexsNf 20 T.
nawell & tta has hNnkefA at
aee 4Ath Ave rear James 81 Fewer
Moneps
s&ih ave and psAFnern ST. ia sosth
sass paft 81 che e4t, Aud
Second Ave NoFth Aad weston -
Queen Anns Mlti oval ava Need 81 2
haaied Is the SOS 81 the hih At these
plNSsA and aeld Al dewnstSwn Htsees
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ANAcORTEg. Doc az Fidaigo
Lodge No III. elected tho following
officers a. itn annual meeting 10,
eemher "a W. NJ. n n Hard
castle, s W.. A 10. Draper. J W..
c l., Barnett treasurer, J w nifd.
secretary W r Conlaon.
CoNCuLLY. Dec az II. 2aeh.
man, who resides near Fiah Lake.
made remarkable freak shot
while out hunting deer recently
Aiming az a buck, he WIS aurptlsed.
on running forward Ia secure his
game that his shot had ponetrai,
ed the male and broken the back
81 doe standing behind
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FtR8r AVE SOUTH
81 800 For iot 80 feet side, from
street 10 street Terms
WfMHWfP BROS
Room see Goldman Bldg
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BALLARD SPECIAL.

For Sale Hotel 20 rooms. on Ballard
ave Lease. twa years and ono month
rent $50 month. 4 rooms rent FOR 8HG
month. faf af.zee. quick sale
cai and Hae ua tAefuom boarding
house on Ballard Ave. fnr 1895, quick
sale
YOUNG 4 HHOBEn0
9okf Jefferson Flann Ballard
Phone. Ballard aia az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

NEW YORK. Dec, 81 The al
rectors Of the Missouri Pacific rail
way have declared pemlannua
dividend Of y per cent payable IA
the eomnany's stock
The Wells Fargo EXpreNs com
pany directors declared the regular
aemiannual dlyAfond Of s per cent
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Mems Suits
Youths Suits.


stoo and $500 Chndren's apiece Suits. ox
ira special ,.....4 .....4........sI2
$500 Children'H Doublerfeastod Suits in
woratedH ..t,+.. t.,.... .....,.... S2.t5
$500 and 5000 Chlldren's Suits IN Scotch
piaida, tweeda and fancy mixtures s3.I5
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

ns owner s.eeaHa eattMme ans fas ANs
haf4nae ii6a rest #AsEa- 3
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DOWNING. HOPKINS & RYER. INC.


stocks Honda
orders ss,msnt o. On Mafsins ''' e'aH
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II yes are in nsea e fFNit shade 81
sfhA gaenkgt trees shrubs 81 FiAats ! WI
suppif Near wants vita ths best % hens
Wbn 10 IL W ~ Hrewn. n Inspector
ger tetn and Weadt2wn, enc block ffssn
wal1aaxfcra car nae ga tesh fhene
Nasth aeaa ~~tf
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pArrnr Ar1oRNFYa-
WEST SEATTLE.


Asans BTWsNs. fwEisfsFes Fetsns
saS trade Mara AtfeFnFNss ~ years ls
zeatals kaAak ealnaaa .tiaak
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r. rWE sruCNMut.pEUs 0K WASH
tNGfON FAfN MINING SO N8ttca ls
aeretY given that the &nnA4i meeting uf
The a4Htk hefHefa nf Washf1HtNn KWfa
MininE eutaganF viii kw held in the hati
en tha laird feaR ef the smith hioek,
tssah First av Seattle. wash AZ
elesk , m.. 1aa & ices r Martin,
se0y A&sHt-teA
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VINE 1917 OW IAIAF tempting va
ars a Wealth " Dazzling CptumeB pii
Co.. 81 aaie ai Fheater
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Der priDate aIOis @tatf aus Qlaib
i'm 0intjdDou bsgdb ii4 am IA. ?.
Wtg. nlJein auf bic 0emsiugb uno
pirb ieitber Dernibt. gr biirfte tm
Sdneeseit0ber ben Sob in ben 8ers
gen sefunben ba6en. Sturt mar ais
sheibenlMibe nett iiber bic Ore,v
gem 9irols betdnnt.
ct. pantaleon. - Der bies
lige practii9e Mr5t Or. gmeri4 Der
mann unternabm fiir5lih cine Gobrt
5u eineu, pattenten. I'm einem Iteis
len M6bang Der Strabe i4suten bae
pferbe bes Wugens; Der Mr3t urb
iein ibn besleitenbes 964terden
tpurben aus bem Wugen etf4lealbsrt.
beibe bltebsn d,if Der @tellc tnbt.
$&wett.
gaief. - Gin nod iiingersr
BurIft, Morib Notb, Der NIT elmer
Wittre Reller Elm liebespen9dltnit
ansetniipft 1atte, aus ne1dem 3ri'
ftigfeiten entitanb<n, bat bisfelbe k'
benssefdbrlid perlest, tnbem Ct uss4r
nepe Shiii1e auf bieielbe abap6. 4lS
Ct oermeinte, bab ber Sob einsetrete4
lei, t0btete er fth iel6it bau4 dnen
Shub in ben Rcpf.
8urslen. Sof<pb SHid bon
BinsIen, Rantpn llri, itar6 ON 10.
Rooember bohbetust in MlSbort als
,lester feline @eih4thts. Dos @es
14leht ben Sdid gtH0rte gu Den ar
ten bes Qanbes.
Gbur. = Die meeieruns bat 70
einem Btidtrerbefol entf4ieben, bqb
bic Reinigune Der S9unotale na4f
bura bic 5'1ulmdbhen belorgt sper-
ben barf. tpie bies Inv nieleu Geutip
ben ublih lit.
3urth. - Die matbematiIArnas
turmiHenidaftlide Settion Der p1i>
lolppbii4en Gatultdt Der unineEiitdt
bat GERM sSotob Stau5er pon BUD
am Sr9el bic Wurbe sines O1ttprS
esr pbiloiopbie berlie9en. I'm ber
eriten Settion fat 9err Wilbelm
pfdnoer bon Tanil ben Dottorsrnb
ertporIben.
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Sbr ergebener

Gs sibt 2eute, bic glauben, uns ibre
Sreunbi9aft bura @robbeit ausbriit.
fen gu ,nii1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07
0entfd)e @auSfrau - RooertSe
Sournal 0ebruar.2lmSe eabe.

Die SebruarzMusgabe biefer Re.
tpdbrten Monatsi9rift liest nun por
uno ma9t tpteoerum nit ibrem itatt=
li4en Meuberen einen pornebmen Gins
orud. Don belpnberem SntereTe in
Dteier Nummer 1T atpeifellps Der Muf=
fas ~Mus Oeuti9lan6s tief1ter Gr=
nieoriguns", lpel9er in f9tpunspouer
5orm Die greisnii1e por Musen fiibrt.
Die europa uno ean3 belonbers
preuben in ben Sabren 18O6-1812
erl6iitterten. Ser Muflab oient gu
sleider 3eit als Ginfiibruns gu Der
in Der Mdr3zMussabs beginnenben
neuen Gr3dblung, 1912 senannt. Oieie
Gradblung, Die ii@ in Den Sabren Der
8efreiunssz8ries ablptelt, tpirb, 10
Derii6ern Die 9eruusgeber, bon gana
beionoerem SntereiIe fein. Wie iebr
bic 3eitf9rift Mntlang finoet, bas Be-
petit iibrisens Der 8rief zines beutz
I6en 9etitliden, Den mir in ber sye-
bruarzNummer finoen, in pel9em es
Ii. q. betbt:
Sbre Weibna9ts Drummer - in
aller gile mub ids Sbnen bod fasen
: lit Elm lpabres Weibnadtsz z@eIhent
fir iebes oeuti6e 9era i'm 2anbe.
Borne slei6 oas punoerliebe Meib=
na9ts : Bib - bes beuti9en aller
oeuti4en &iinitler - uno brinnen Die
anoeren, unb Damn Der i9Dne u9be.
Wteberum elm 10 oeutf9es 8ilb. llnb
oer Sert! gs gebt Elm Sannenbuft
uno Rer5enelan5 bur9 Die 8ldtter -
uno es pebt einem oas 6eimipeb an.
Mer oas iiebt, ber mub bob 3u=
greifen, penn nur elm Siinflein BON
einem frommen beut iden Wsibna9ten
in linn sliibt.
Nur 10 tpader ipeiter!
@ott befoblen!
Sbr ergebener
X x paitor.
Ser Tebruar 9(usgabe liebe fi@
sleihes Sob fpenoen. gDer iih oafir
interefiirt, Der erbGlt beim 6erausaez
BET oieies 8lattes auf Mnfrase eine
prpbenunlmer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Ober Mbtfeinbah.
11ebertragen tpurbe benz 2ebrer Walen=
tin 2uoipig gu Ober : Mbtfeinba4
cine 2ebrer1telle an Der @kmeinbez
f9ule au 9iirsel.
-Effenbah. - Sn elmer Gabrif
in Der GiienbabrftraBe tpuroe Der 40
Sabre alte Mrbeiter Rrug bon ber
Sransmifiion erfaBt unb inn eiuNrm
ausgertTen. Muf benz transport
nah Dem Rrantenbollfe berFarb er.
Meinbeim. Der 34jdbrige
aaufmann g. Winenberser ron bier
reifte oie{er 9dse Ha4 Ronitana, no
er iiN nit eineu gepOlptr <rf9ob.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Oargun. : gs tpurbe bier CUR
lesten &ubeitdtte seleitet Jrdulein
Sophie &roltnu peters. Diefelbe
tpurbe bier am IL. 9luguit 1903 ge=
boren un6 bat alfo Elm Otter bon SO
Sabren unb 4 Monaten errei9t.
Ooberan. 9ier beri itarb naG
lGngerem i9peren 0eioen ber f0nigl.
Oberit 3. .. 9einri9 bon Slotop i'm
SO. Sabre.
4 @repes sm il blen. 0erfauFt
bat Raufmunn Rebberg fein @ei9Gft
nabe AM Martt an einen 9amburger
9errn.
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Yropina $a&fem uno V9ilrinsem.

gel dlt. eSn 1pater WbenD=
ftunbe 1T in Ser MiNe bon @usen
S9loba9 e So. i'm benadbarten So
nib 6as grobe Dierit0dtge @ilogebduoe
total ausgebrannt.
9itters6orf. = 0or Rur5em
eerietb ber atpei Sabre alte Sobn
hes GutsbeiiBers &obleber in ben
GjDpel Der Dre19ma1dine unb tpur5e
letens9efd6rli4 berlebt.
Gifenab. - Won einen, Straz
ben6abn Motortpugen umgefa5ren
tpurbe bier oie ibtperbDrige Srau
Bertha RDrber. Ote bejabrte ssrau
batte Bel benz @turae einen ShGrelz
bru9 6abnngetragen, Ger alsbalb
ibren SOD berbeifiibrte.
.Gtfenberg. = Sn ber 1teitgen
-S6amo!tefabrit bon @ebrii0er RGmz
pfc sertetb Der stpan3isidbrige Mrbei=
ter Bidqrbt nit benz renten Beire
in 0as Malatperf ber MaTemii6le.
5em iungen Mdnne tpurbe babel bas
8ein Bis gum &nie bollfGnoig oerz
malnt.
AaIle.' @elbftmDro berii6te
bier Der Direftor Der Mag6eburger
@i5enbdtnbdu= unh 8strisbsAeielIs
i9aft, Muguit So9abe, inbem er ii9
in ieiner Wobnung eridoB. Das mo-
tip lit unbefunn...
Rroffen a. b. glIer. Der
bpr einiger 3eit i'm 3eiber arnntenz
bauie berftortene Mentier 6ermann
DoutsrffGot bat Der bieiigen gemeinbe
Elm 2egat pon 10000 Mf. oermadt,
sbeHen 3infen 5l 9emeinniibiaen
3neden 9eripen0ung fiRoen iollen.
2angnifein. Dor einiger
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bon 100000 Mart perma9t, oeFen
3tnfen gu Werf9Dnerunssaipeden Der
Stam bertpenbet tperoen foaen.
2s9eimpfafs.
8ab Oiirtbeim. - Oas flint
Sabre alte S09terben bes Wtrtbes
Sobannes ptdel in ber @auitrabe bier
tpuroe bon bem Sci itabter Tubrmann
Rarl 5reiermutb in Ser Ndbe >oes
Rleinf4rotb'fden @aftbauies in Der
Ratierslautereritrabe iiberfabren uno
i4per ,oerlebt.
pirmafens. - &iir3li9 geriez
ten in ber @oetbeitrabe Die leoisen
Sabritarbeiter Qllbert @pringmann,
pbilipp @enneins uno &arl Wogel in
Streit. Sm Nerlaufe besfelben per=
iebte @prtnemann benz Nennets nit
einem Mlei1er einen oerartigen @tt9
in ben 2eib, 6ab Renneins f6tper per=
leBt tn's @pital sebra9t iperoen
muBte. @prinemann uno @ogel muir
Den perbaftet.
2ubmiesbafen. = @or eiaiz.
ger 3eit fiel oas 211a Sabre alte SD4z
terhen 6es 0ermann Sang (Welierz
itrabe) in einen @imer beiben Waiz
iers, 6us gum rMufaieben" bienen
folIte. unb berbriibte ii9 berart, oaB
es bal6 ~barauf itarb.
Aomiaret6 2sarffem6era.
@aiIbprf. - Der in Ser Naht
in Der Ndbe bes 'biefsen @taatsbabn=
bots perunsliidte 9ilfsndrter Otterz
bad 1T i'm Ratharinenipital Stuttz
gart geftorben.
9errenberg. @eim JGlen
elmer itarfen Budbe i'm biefgen @taot=
ipdlb lam Der 28iGbrise Solabouer
5nndr3 bon MlDn9berg unter Sen
faqtn0en Baum uno ipuroe erf9la1en.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
POLITICS WARL..||.K|'E Il
IN THE. |. FAR N SOUTH
Saunders Makes Firm Reply te
Challenge from Donclson
Caffery.
EsAYsHE CANNOT VIOLATE OATH
While Principals May Not Duel,
Friends OF the Parties
May Fight.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. November 81
The firm reply OF Lieutenant-G Governor
+. y. Saunders to-day to what has been
universally accepted as a challenge FOR
q duel by Donclson Caffery. son OF the
late United States Senator Caffery. has
created dramatic political situation IN
Louisiana tonight. Another matter
entirely foreign to the personal combat
here increases the tension. The practi-
.cally rival proclamations OF the Lieu
tenant Governor and of Governor N. =.
Blanchard to the coming extra session
of the Legislature were brought face
TO face by the Governors arrival, here
to-day from the East.
Early this morning, in close conform
iity to the code of honor. MIR. Sanders
issued a written reply to the statements
OF Caffery. This statement declared
that the Lleutenant-G Governor holds
himself personally responsible for the
utternnces which caused the trouble,
and adds: II am prepared to meet that
responsibility. and Mr.. Caffery knows
where to find me-"
Will Not Duel.
Preceding this statement two repre-
sentatiteS or each Iilhfl III tHe uiSpu.7 .7
had held conferences, and MI. Sanderss
friends had declared firmly they would
not accept challenge In accordance
with the duelling code because the
Lieutenant Governor could not violate
the state law making duelling crime
Next following the posting" of sew
eral sections of the State by Mr.. CAT
fiery with handbills. stating that sat
isfaction had been refused him by Mr.,
Sanders These fandbills declared that
the Lieutenant Governor had called
some Of Mr.. Caffery's statements un,
true. The discretion of both of the
Lieutenant Governor and Mr.. caffers
is relied on to prevent a personal en-
counter. There are fears however,
that the friends of the disputants may
be drawn into a serious quarrel.
Governor Blancherd before leavins
the East announced that he would
probably annul Mr.. Sanders's proclama
| ton which placed corporation contro
| before the extra session of the Legs
4 lature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
THREE KILLED.
Runaway Trnin Going Ninety Miles MI
Hour Strikes "A Freight.

Runaway rrnln Going Ninety Miles nh
Hour Strikes "a Freight.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. November D.
Two men were killed. a third Is miss
ing, and one man was injured as the
result of wreck carly to-day, when
an extra westbound freight train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroais Eot
other fas. freight on the Cranberry
grade. near McMiliin. ", Va. about
,eventy miles west OF here. The dead:
JACOB W. GERLACH. aged thirty
gears. brakeman, of Cumberland, Md
". E. HAAIIL. aged twenty-four
years. brakeman. OF Keyser, w. Va.
The missing: Martin j. Failon. aged
forty years. an engineer. of Piedmont
w. Va. supposed 10 be under the
wreck. He was last seen on the rum
ming board OF his engine, about two
miles from the point OF the collision.
the injured j. II. Cornwell. Grafton,
injured about the head
At the top OF the grade at Terra AL
IA, W. Va. the air was tested, and TX
is alleged was found all right. hut in
starting down the train got beyond
control. reaching speed OF ninety
miles an hour, and making terrific
roar. The collision occurred abou.
two miles from the bottom of the grade
after the train had run about twenty
miles. The freight apparently was
moving about twenty miles an hour.
Cars were hurled in all directions
Fourteen cars, including the caboose
were thrown down the embankment
into the river. Eleven were steel cars
loaded with coal.
The fireman of the runaway trair
was riding on the sand dome. and wa!
thrown opposite the river embank,
ment and escaped injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
WALL ST. MAGNATES
HOLD CONFERENCE
Spend Sunday in Plan
ming to Tide the Finan-
cial Storm.
IL MEET AT
MORGAN'S HOME
Others in Session at the Waldorf
Mr.. Perkins Gives Out State
ment. Saying That Hope
Is Now in an Early
Crop Move

NEW YORK, November J.--Thc Sec
ond of series of three conferences
between men representing large finan
cial interests WAS held at j. p. Nor
gsn's library, adjoining his residence.
tonight. At late hour the party had
not broken up. and no intimation had
come from the library as to the sub-
ject or subjects under discussion. The
seventeen financiers present included
u. r. Morgan, George w. Perkins and
Charles Steele, OF Morgan &. Co.; James
iStillman, OF the National City Bank:
George F. Baker, OF the First National
Bank. Henry G. F'rick. the steel mag
nate: former Judge Elbert H. Gary.
chairman of the board OF the United
States Steel Corporations, Thomas r.
Ryan, Richard Trimble. secretary of
the Steel Corporation. and Grant Il.
Schley, of the stock exchange firm of
Moore s. Schley.
Most of those present tonight at
tended the ail-day conference at the
library yesterday, and 1t is understood
tnat another conference is planned for
to- morrow. Concerning Yesterday S
gathering Mr.. Perkins said that II had
been arranged primarily for discus
sion of the prospects OF moving the
grain and cotton crop.
Relieve Foreign Exchange.
"a prompt movement OF grain and
cotton to the seaboard." he added, and
Its early loading on board ships for
export means a great deal TO the pres
ent situation. Indirectly because as
soon as our cotton and grain is SO
loaded we can draw against 1t. and
! thus relieve the foreign exchange sit
uat!on materially.
At midnight William Soloman. Isaac
n. seIigman and four others Joined ths
paris in the library.
| These men came from the Waldorf
| Astoria. where the directors of tbs
| 1,riis.. C.oraI,a,lw of America had bee.
lin session for several hours.
President oakleigh Tnorne. Of th'
Trust Company. presided at this meet
ling. and II was said that he nigh
have statement to make later ~
the same time, In an adjoining room a
! the Waldorf, the directors of the Lin
coin Trust Company were holding
/ meeting.
All three conferences continued af
ter midnight. but nothing concernin;
/ any of them was given out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
Many Others Receive In
juries and Mail and Ex-
press Cars Burned.
THE ENGINEERS
LOSE THEIR LIVES
Freight Train Lost Control Of
Brakes and Ran Ninety Miles
all Hour Into Slow Freight.
Passenger Train Running
Seventy Miles Col
lidcs With Train.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. November o.
East passenger train No y on the
queen and Crescent, going at nigh
pecd. coiided iiead-on with freight
traiI one mile south OF, Morganville,
Ga. this morning. Three men We're
killed. nine seriously injured. and
about twenty passengers sustained
moro or less painful injuries. The
dead are:
e. 3. Spencer. engineer, of Birming-
ham.
Bud Apperson. OF Trenton. Ga.
Joseph Young, colored fireman.
The more seriously injured arr:
II. w. Elliott. Jr.. freight engineer;
leg broken.
). NJ. Tumlin. white fireman; badly
bruised.
Joe Young, negro fireman; cut and
bruised.
Ed. Jackson, express messenger.
w. a. Frierson. mall clerk: bruised
and cut.
John Street. mail clerk. bruised and
cut.
Three coarher-mall. express and
second class passenser--wei.e burned
all the mail and express matter being
entirely consumed. The passenger
train was over an hour behind time
and 1t is said by officials that they
wero running seventy miles an hour
as the track as this point is excep-
tonally fine The responsibility foi
the wreck has not yet been placed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
BOTH S|OES CLAIM
ELECTION VICTORY.
Democrats and Republican Lead
ers Give Out Optimistic
Statements.
CONFIDENT Of NEW YORK
Fight for State Treasurer in
Pennsylvania Will Be Hot
and Very Close.
CONFIDENT OF NEW YORK
Fight for State Treasurer il

NEW YORK. November 3.-charles r.
Murphy. leader OF the Tamrnany Hall.
who has had charge OF the Democratic
campaign, and Herbert i. Parsons,
chairman of the Republican commit
tee, under whose guidance the canvass
OF the Republican and independence
League fusion forces has been con-
Quoted. to-day expressed themselves
as confident OF. victory in the New York
county election on Tuesday. In answer
to a question as to whether he thought
the Democratic majority would reach
$4,000, Mr.. Murphy said: 1T will be
more than that"
Chairman Parsons still ndheres tc
his recent statement that fusion can
didates viii go into Office with major.
ities ranging from 10000 to 10000. The
chief interest In the campaign has beer
the contest for sheriff OF New York
county and the election of Judges OF
the Court OF General Sessions.
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KILLED IN NEW PRESS
Ercctor Crushed to Pieces In the Pres.
ence Of MOrkmen ut PlninflclL.

Ercctor Crushed to Pieces In the Pres
ence Of WOrkmen ut PlninfIeld.
8PIAINFIEI.D, N. ,I., Novemberb s.
While his fellow-workmen stood by
unable to aid him. John Patterson, an
expert erector employed by the Walter
Scott Company, was crushed to death
in a huge press yesterday.
The machine was being tested
TO shipment, and Patter-
son crawled into tile centre to make
Ia final adjustment. The power belt
slipped over in some way and the
wheels began to go around before any
one could get to the ;throwoff lever
Patterson was crushed to pieces and
when the body was eStricated sepern
men tainted. Many Of the 500 en-
ployes We're SO badly affected the man
|agement closed the plant for the day
Patterson was forty Years old ant
leaves a wife, and two children. llc
had sbeben employed BY the Scott con,
Germ for twenty years. and had gone
TO all parts of the country putting VI
N.Y. 81 ~ ~
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PAID $40 TO SEE BABY
Then. Leonard Snys. Wife Only PcrMt
ted Him TO Hold CHILD One Minute.

Then. Leonard Snys. Wife Only Permtt-
ted Him 10 Hold Child One Minute.
P1TTSBU1sG. Pa. November $.-For-
ty dollars minute was the price paid
by Frederick Leonard for the privilege
OF holding his own child in his arms
according to statement lie made in
court yesterday afternoon. Leonard
is the husband of the Rev. Mrs. Mary
E Leonard. of the Free Methodist
Church. and he was brought into court
by his wife on a charge of non-sup-
port.
I'VE have little baby that haven't
seen for months" Leonard said. II got
SO, hungry for sight OF the little
fellow that one day travelled to East
liverpool. O., where my wife had gone
TO conduct services. offered her all
the money I had with me, $40, IL she
would put the baby In my arms. Tho
child was brought out. paid over the
money. the baby was placed III my
arms. and in a minutes time it wa.
snatched away again by my WIFE,
Tho court ordered Leonard to pay
his wife So a week
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PURiITY CONGRESS
Startling Addresses Made by, Men aud
Women mt Session.

Startling Addresses Made by, Men aud
Women mt Session.
BATTLE CREEK. MICH. November
s.-Two prominent women from abroad
made addresses at this afternoons
gress. Mrs. Evelyn Crompton, one OF
9IIngland's greatest reformers, spoke
In favor Of unfolding psychological
mysteries TO ilClren, it8 IN g Y
Miss ssvantt GallispeerI. Of Athens,
hnl secured the first H, A.. d gree Civ
e,a Greek women SPOKE on : edufa, ", !,
nature and more Industrial education
Rev. S. d. Shaw. OF chicago, urged
the NECESSITY pf coming IN close. con I, n
with which to fight "A N y .Sslg III, N
A. REV. S. O, Halfenstein, of paytoni
Ohio, i'm his address decl Jared purity
q air. lIgllt. and wlts1' 9 is the basis q n
spH,,S isaS j ltosaphi i aIec carthys Of Salan,aa.-
sItsh soanssllsSt tslFtls to 70 s5snss
letting girls travel alone. II n N