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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-13

Trial Catarrh treatments are being mail
ed out free, on request, by DIR. Shoop, Ra-
cine, Wis. These tests are proving to the
people-without penny's cost-the great
value OF this scientific prescription known
to druggists everywhere as DIR. Shoop's
Catarrh Remedy Sold by ]. T. Mackey
Co,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-13
Another Account Of the
Brilliant Marriage of MIR.
Waddy r. Thomson, of
Lancaster, and Blackwell
of Darlington.

Columbia State: The First Bap
tist church, at the corner of M ain
and Broad streets, was the scene
of another beautiful and happy
marriage Wednesday, November,
6. The contracting parties be
ing Miss Pauline Blackwell Of
this city and Mr.. Waddy Thom-
son of Lancaster. The interior
arrangement of this church is
of the old style, with its spacious
side and rear end galleries, just
such a building as would admit of
the most extensive aud elaborate
decoration. Truly the experienced
decorator, MIS-. w. A. Law, seized
the opportunity afforded her and
by her finished product reflected
the handiwork of old lime polish
ed artist. Entering the church
you were at once met with the
long white garlands bordered
with green swinging beneath the
galleries, looped here and there
throughout the entire building,
while entwined around the huge
columns resting along the aisles
that had been laid in white were
green wreaths in great proiusion,
with yeilew chrysanthemums !;
while in front of the church were
erected two small green arches,
while between these two stood
the huge white arch, thickly en-
twined with yellow and white
chrysanthemums.
Long before the exact hour
people were vending their way
along the streets to witness the
happy event, till the church was
filled to overhowing with the re-
latives and friends and acquaiut-
ances of the bridal pair, while
precisely at s o'clock the rem
dering of the welding march by
Miss Marie Bristow announced
the presence of the bridal
party. Coming down the right
aisle was the father, j. w. Black
well, with the bride, beautifully
attired in white liberty satin ,
with real French laces and car
rying in her arms large bou
quet of lilies of the valley, while
in the opposite aisle was the
groom, with Mr.. Leon Rice OF
Anderson.
Following in quick succession
came the eight attendants, and
as the entire party neared the
end the beautiful white gates
stood ajar, admitting the bride
and groom beneath the great
white arch, from which was sus-
pended the white marriage bell.
Here the Rev. r. w. Lide, in his
concise and impressive ceremony
made them man and wife. With
the best wishes of all present the
bridal pair departed for an ex'
tensive trip to Washington and
New York.
All of the bridesmaids were
gowned in beautiful white silk
trimmed in soft laces and wear
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-13

Princess Flora palmist and clairvoyant
q the show ground all next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

20 take up che matter AGAIN tomor.
ruV. when Clarence narrnw. chief
cougscI Tor the defense. viii De IN
court
peitihOne Is Suffering from a CON.
plicafluu ~ diseases aud HE at
tending physician aaya that v IS
bis opinion that Pettihuue viii
never recover Prosecuting AttUf.
ney Van nuyu. of Canyon county.
Is standing ID the way ~ securing
bail FOR pefflbone fiawiey and
Bogah are wiliiug. 90 the event che
ca4e is continued that pettihoue be
released on bail until hla health
~ restored. but Van Duyu Says that
BE- vii oppose granting ~ ball Van
Dawn was ridlculed b. the attnr.
ncys Tor the defense during the
Haywood trial. and sarcasticaliY
called The Iron Man ~ the PROSE-.
cution" because he did NOT figure
e0napicmousiy In the trial Now he
Is showing that b. is the real prose
cutor. and that BE- has 70 BE- figured
with o. the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
kRl7 WNgS
HM LAKE

Within fifteen feet % hls boat
landing. tho body Of Herman la.
cas- a wealthy Mercer island truck
gardener. was recovered from the
waters ~ Lake Washington ihis
morning and everything POINTS lo
the fact that Lucas ioll from hia
power Hcov last evening aud was
accidentally drowned
The body was located by J Peter,
sou Dr J } Leisef aud others.
who sore dragging tho lake Ia
small boats From all appearances
Lucas had tried Go warp the boat
around by throwing the graphing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
STOCK MARKET
IS BEARISH
10y United press.,

NEW YORK. oct a.-The open.
INK prices on The New York Stock
Exchange we're for the most part
lower than yesterdays closing fig.
urea. and the sentiment almost
from start 20 finish was bearinh.
This morning there seemed 20 be-
a desire from all quarters 20 get
from under. and the result was a
declluc which carried prices 10 q
materially lower level The rail-
roads suffered The most. Brooklyn
and Reading leading AZ losses Of 3
points. Reported failure Of a large
bank a, Amsterdam augmented the
selling movement The close vas
weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

hook over a pile and probably slip
red into the water lie could not
swim and drowned In comparatively
shAllos water
Lucas has a large vegetable
farm and goes 10 and from the
mainland ia a power rcnw Last
evening be- was seen approaching
the Island returning home. but dis.
appeared. and nothing more was
seen % him until his body was re-.
covered this morning Coroner
Carroll TOOK charge of Tho remains
and brought them to this city. The
deceased b. survived by wifc and
three children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
CAN'T FIND DEAD
MANS MONEY

The authorities are ondeavorlnr
10 locate a bank account which was
accumulated hy Charles T. Nelson
during his lifetime and which ia
believed 10 amount 10 81 900 The
man died IN Providence hospital
last Thursday and the body is still
with the Seattle Undertaking Co.
because there is not enough money
to pay for burial Friends Of the
dead man know OF the bank ac.
count. bat do not know Ina which
bank 10 was kept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
MAY SHAKE UP
HEALTH BOARD

No action has been taken by the
police department To- secure quar-.
ters 20 take the place of the old
Jail condemned by the board OF
health yesterday Chief Wappen.
stein is waiting for advice from
Mayor Moore before taking action
and the mayor is very noncommit.
AL
Close friends OF Mayor Moore.
however, look for some drastic &C.
ton within the next few days and
some have gone SO far as to ex.
press the opinion that change
viii shortly occur In the personnel
OF the board OF health as the re.
suit OF the jail scandal
When Grant Calhoun was APP
pointed health officer he was in
structed by Mayor Moore 20 inves.
ugate the conditions az the city
iall and make recommendation for
It's improvement A number of i'm.
proyements We're made
Despite the fact that the jail was
condemned yesterday members Of
the health board are said 20 have
made tha statemant that the SAINT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
WOMEN FORCED TO
REMOVE HATS

Corwin $ shank preEidcnt Of the
Northwest Baptist convention. cs.
tabllahed a precedent and threw the
female members in attendance into
a state Of condemnation last night
when he requested the ladies pres.
cnt 90 remove their hats and then
politely requested several usherH 10
assist those who didn't realize the
full Significance Of bis request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

OAKLAND, Cal. Oct 9-The
Illness Of Frank 1aynes.
Of San Francisco. general aupefln'
tondont Of the Weatern Union Tele
eraph company. who has been in
capaeltated for active duty since
last May has led 20 rumors 81 a
change among the officials IN
charge OF tie corporations affairs
on the coast
II h reported that T. n Miller.
lr. who has been acting general
superintendent during the absence
81 laynes from the mnin office "a
San Francisco, will become gen
eral superintendent aud that nat
ural order ~ promotions will f0i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

tary conditions az the prison wera
much better than they have been
for months In view of this state.
ment and the fact the board con.
demned the Jail. after allowing IL
TO be used for months IN a much
worse condition. the mayor Is dis.
posed 90 crlticise the action taken.
A great deal OF the agitation
against the conditions at the city
Jail was brought about by the So
ciallsts OF the city. Next Tuesday
might 30 socialists who have volun-
teered 20 aid in the campaign for
free speech on the streets will ems
deayor TO hold street meetings.
Unless some place is provided for
the care of city prisoners before
that time the fight which has been
going on between the socialists ana
the police, for several months. viii
be complicated by the action OF tho
health board
In view OF the fact that the Jail
Is condemned il Is possible that any
prisoner that is kept In the old
prison may have an action against
the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
WESTERN UNION MAN
MAY BE RELIEVED

low Superintendent A. If May sue.
cendlng Miller az assistant general
superintendent aud Manager John
v o'hrien. In charge Of the main
office Ia tho Ferry building, TAX.
ing Maya place. leaving the man
aserahip vacant
Miller has hnd The sole manage.
mont % the companya affairs on
The coast since JayucH' illness. aud
u said 90 have won recognition al
The head offices IN New York by
his handling Of the telegraph sery.
ice 10 his division during the pres.
ont strike
Miller says he has received no
Information relative 20 the ru.
mofed changes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
v0LIvA WANTS TO
GO TO MEXICO

CHICAGO Oct s--Wilbur Glenn
Voliva has prepared sir petitions
praying Judge tAudls Co revoke
Zion Citya 100 year lease and ask.
ing that warranty deeds BE- given
instead This action % taken %
enable Yoliva's followers 30 sell the
property and move 90 bis settlement
iu New Mexico More than 500.
600 worth Of improved property has
already been Hated for sale. and
81 600 worth Of unimuroyed land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
S. J. PARKS ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
DESERTI0R, ACCUSES WIFE

OF prominent people IN Spokane.
dld not provide for her expenses.
according 10 Mrs Parka After re-.
covering she came 10 this city. az.
riving last Sunday. where the OK.
pectnd husband failed 90 show up
She insists that bis employers in.
formed hcr Monday that Parks had
left the city and she swuro ont a
warrant Tor her husbands arrest
After searching for two days q
constable from the police court
served this paper ON Parks in the
offices Of his employers this
morning A short time later Mrs
Parks WAS handed a package which
contained copies of papers filed IN
a divorce action brought by Parks.
charging the wife with cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
SIX MONTHS FOR
RIOT INCITER
tBy United Prsssl

VANCOUVER, Il. C.. Oct w
~ Reldt the first man 20 be tried
in the criminal asaise court 10 con.
nection with the recent anti Aaiatic
riots. was sentenced this morning
20 six months imprisonment tic
vas seem 60 pick up a stone and
throw IL through 4 window judge
Clement waa impartial Ia his
charge. The Jury was 0ut a very
ahnFt llmn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
'FZEES FROM GANG
OF PRISONERS
v. |. Muir Believes He Is Pursued by Parties Who
Seek His Life, and PteOusly Begs for Help Tells
Strange Story Of Murder Of Girl

Can yon Imagine how you would
feel " you we're pursued by a gang
OF prisoners, determined to take
your llfo7
Would you be able to eat with
any aatiafaction7
Could you enjoy a sound slcep7
Would you dare 90 stay more
than few days at a time In any
one placer
Would not fear constantly drive
you from one outof the.way place
10 another IN the hope OF eluding
the relentless puFHuers whom you
were convinced sought TO end your
life by an aROnizlng death7
Would you not grasp at any straw
which promised a bit of protection2
Would not your hair turn white
and your reason give way7
Unable 20 eat or sleep. existing
under the constant pressure OF
dread Of a danger which you could
not face and combat. would YOU not
always flee before Il ia a mad race
TO preserve the life which the dread
Of impending death makes painful
and northeast
Writes for Protection.
Such IL the life Of W. L. Muir.
who writes letter 60 the editor
Of The Star appealing for protec-
ton from a gang 81 poisOners whom
he lmagines 10 De- on his trail From
Seattle 70 far OF Moose Jaw, Can
ada. Muir has fled from his imag.
mary purguers. until be believes he
~ coruercd al last and turns at
bay with a CRY Tor help. lie writes
as follows
Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan. Can.
oct 3. o.
Editor Star.
Dear Str: am a blind man
and very much IN need Of assist.
ance. ! am being prosecuted by
doctors through Charlie Kennedy.
~ policeman Of Seattle. who has
sworn that he would have my life
I am cornered here in Moose Jaw.
sank-. Canada. and am much IN
need Of influential assistance
Kennedy has followed me from
place 10 place for nearly four
months. and has a companion With
him whose name ! cannot learn.
know u you ~ a man who would
stand up Tor honesty and right
Kennedy ~ the man who abducted
and ! have since learned murdered
one Girl By poison in Tacoma.
Washington. II was ! who inform.
ed the police Of that fact. as ! was
IN Tacoma at the time. and for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
FAILS I'm STATE
SUPREME COURT

The Eilit ~ Mrs FrancrN Chic.
psck Tor au accounting % az chic.
peck FIah Co. % which her insane
son. npw In the asylum az Stella.
COON. was proprietor. yesterday
failed To the supreme court 20 the
state. that body affirming The 80.
pcrlor courts decision that She had
not established ths claim that she
was a partner in the business Mrs
Chlopcck took an active part % the
management OF the fiHh company
fof a number Of years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Arrested on q charge Of willfui
neglect and failure 20 provide for
his wife. 3 Parks Htenograph.
or employed by Cole & Humphrey.
attorneys. today rctaliaied by aery.
ing divorce papers on Della PARKS.
his wife. the complaining witness.
making charges 81 cruelty
According 10 the wife'H story aho
vent on e visit to relatives On New
York aud while thoro foll Ili. hor
hospital expenses being paid by the
relatives They then purchased hcr
a ticket ~ Seattle. whore she OK.
pectcd To- join her husband. and
while at Spokane she was compel.
ed 10 20 30 the hospital again. an
derRoing several operations
Parks. who f. said 10 bee the son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

student will be the result Of the
factl0nal row between the former
Seattle high school students aud
the sO-calied outsiders Al a re-
cent meeting HaahaWchi made a
speech Of reconciliation which
brought him into prominence, and
now several freshmen some IN
disgust az the factional fight. some
ln a spirit Of bumor and others
out OF admiration for the bralny
Japanese. are booming him for the
class presidency The freshman
election win be held either Thurs
day or Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
s cIv6Rc sS' p ESfH!

10 make the marriage relation more
stable
This was the future policy Of tho
church. as defined explicitly in
resolution adopted unanimously
today as follows. I'VE repudiate
the idea that true marriage can be-
any such thing as a temporary ex-
pertinent In conjugal compatibility"
said the report "and we believe
there can be no infraction Of the
marriage bond. otherwise than by
death without sin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
HURT In AUTO COLLISION

Six people were hurt IN an auto
mobile collision at Aiki Point yoator
day Tho occupants OF the autos
were members Of rival political fao.
tiene Interested In the oounoimanic
election
The injured include NJ Samson,
cut about face and side, l.. II
Stanley. left side and shoulder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
tey United Press.l

CHICAGO. Oct 9.--The Metho.
dist Episcopal ministers OF the
Rock River conference intrenched
their determination yesterday not
20 marry a man or woman either
OF whom had been divorced They
decided % cooperate closely with
those who are promoting uniform
divorce laws throughout the states
and i'm every way Join In an effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
SAFE ROBBERS
SECURE S4OO

VANCOUVER Wash. Oct g.
Robbers hrohe into the Northern
Pacific depot about midnight. blew
open the safe with nitro glycerine
and secured about $500 IN money
and have 80 FAR eluded capture al.
though the entire detective force
81 this city and Portland are work.
iug on the case The work ~ sup.
posed % have been done BY "yogg
men" Il IL believed that they are
nov IN the vicinity Of Portland A
large bundle ~ checks was over.
looked by the robbers In their haste
70 make their escape after the ex.
pioalom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

bruised, G. tlowaot, bruised. Max
Wnrdell bruised. L. W. Leach,
cut and n W Koeloy. wrist
aprained and perhaps internal IA.
jufiea. The first three were In "a
car arlyen by Harry Cos and the
others were Ia u car IN charge OF
J. y, Luudoy The injured we're
Immediately taken home. The
machines were not badly damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
MAYOR SIGNS TODD
RECON- NE NDATlON

William Hickman Moore Demo.
crnt" o. the way Mayor Moore
signed the recommendation for El-
mer y. Todd, as United states at
torney 90 succeed Potter Charles
Sullivan
Some one Interested m Mr.
Todd's candidacy presented The
mayor with the recommendation 10.
day and when IL had been signed aa
noted above II so pleased the mau
that ho declared he was going TO
keep the signature Just as IL was
written and together with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
KILLS
RATTLESNAKES

NiCkshuRG Miss Oct. -
President Roosevclts first pres al
a result Of his hunting trip h
pair Of mathematics Hen Lilly. the
famous guide. skinned Them. and
they will be considered as trophies
81 the hunt, so Tar the hunting
has been lively on Monday the
party jumped two bears and two
Wildcats On Monday VIII Coon.
a negro member 81 she party. killed
q fine buck Another lampsd yes.
terday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
iashaguch viii Probably Get Nomination for Pres
dsng Of the University Freshman Class, as Re-
suit Of fractional TrOuble--StOrm Of Indignation Is
Expected to Follow.

-. asl't'lon over the election of a
1910. !. ~. ioF the freshman class
~. .ls state university will prob
-. result IN the nomination and
wo9asly the election Of q Japanese
, .ssat . that office j Hasha.
4. Z freshman student and edi.
y. Y ne japan Current 81 the
~. ~ spoken Of for the honor but
,. ..'s rs nomination is practically
lam '., y ls expected 10 bring out
1910. .sgIll Of indignation from the
. s-a..' and his election Is very
ne nomination. of the Tapapese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
ARDENT LOVER SUED FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE

proposed marriage as mesalliancc.
tried valnly 10 persuade hiH sou
20 break the engagement
Lately the son yielded Rnd sent
word "a the girl that they must
part. She has hundreds ~ ardent
love letters from him and these
will be- produced ln court unless n
settlement is effected Her mother.
Mrs Catina Truiel has been ap-
pointed by the court as her guard.
ian Tor the purpose Of bringing
suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Alleged faklrs. who claim TO be
representing biz wholesale 10.
bacco firm. are said 10 be Fleeing
small dealers 10 tho suburbs with
a cheap brand Of cigars aud a
worthless prize watch. which is rep.
resented 90 be- gold. according % a
complaint filed with the police TO
day
The men who work the game
use the name OF Alnsile a. Loyejoy
% this city. "a order 20 effect a
sale. explaining that n not aatlsfnc
tory the local dealers will refund
the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
CHICAGO WINS
Three TO one

playing Of yesterday like maniacs.
The tie game viii be played off
on Thursday. which will give the
players an opportunity TO psriici.
pate IN the receipts for five days
instead Of four. as originally
planned The fans are pleased be-
cause King. who played such a
wonderful game yesterday. is catch~
Ing today.
The Score.
First-Dctroit 0. Chicago 0.
Second Detroit /. Chicago 1.
Thifd-Detroit 0. Chicago 0.
Fourth Detroit Q, Chicago 2.
Fifth Detroit Q. Chicago.
sixth Detroit 0. Chicago
Detroit 0. Chicago 0.
EiEhth--Detroit 0. Chicago 0.
Ninth-Detroit Q. Chicago 0.
Total-Dctroit /. Chicago 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

After a six months visit IN hi8
native country. Tamamota Arai. a
prominent Japanese merchant OF
New York. arrived ln Seattle yes.
terday on the Tango Maru lie re-.
ports Japan 81 Ia n healthy finan.
clal condition. and does not believe
any serious complications viii fol
low as a result Of the recent differ
cnceH between the United States
aud that country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

The PUGET Sound oyster season
has opened. and lovers OF the deli.
oious hivalyos will learn with regret
that prices are 20 be much higher
than last year. owing principally 10
the severe frosts of last winter.
which greatly Injured the Sound
beds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Morris ordered him 10 show cause
why he should not be cited for con
tempt The couple we're divorced
in August The wife alleged cruel
~ and the husband answered that
she was "a Woman Of such char
acter ass t0 bring disrepute upon
him and To hurt his business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
sAfs FORMER WIFE HURTS BUSINESS
AND WONT PAY HER ALIMOHY

80 aeslns that bis wife failed 10
r.. g sef part Of on agreement 10
tkss v. oat Of the city On order
n,,. ~ business might not be-
4 49,. = J leffries proprietor of
49,, 'a'Oon a. s54 Railroad av re
no. s % pay her IS alimony
ana this morning Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
May ELECT JAP PRESIDENT
BURGLARS STEAL GRIP.

Burglars entered the residence of
Mrs. a Young. az 2i23 Fourth av.
last night and made away with a
grip containing clothing and per-
sunal effects Mrs Young was so.
sent az the time a report was left
with the police today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

CHICAGO. Oct -CiacaEn
wheat opened strong. with a gain
~ almost a cent 90 an options The
strength displayed IN The foreign
markets. Liverpool closing over a
penny higher. brought out heavy
buying orders Tho close was
steady,