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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
TO
DEATH

BUTLER. Pa. oct -Four men
we're literally cooked 20 death. 20
others injured perhaps fatally. and
general destruction vas wrought.
the estimated loss being si00. 600.
when a metal pot In che plant OF
the Standard Steel Co exploded
The hot metal was thrown over the
workmeu. four being near the pot
when {, exploded and they were al.
most instantly burned 10 n crisp
their shrieka % agony being heard
for blocks Others nearby received
bucketfuia OF hot metal in their
faces. their eyes being burned out
and faces generally diafiRurcd
Scores gathered Immediately aud
took the dead and dying out Of the
ruins Of the plant Flames shot
up Ia Ail directions but the prompt
sofk 81 tho department prevented
them from spreading 20 adjoining
buildings.
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Proves MARRIAGE
WITH Sen. PLATT
NE Hoods Has Alleged Letters Showing That New
Iat Senator Considered Her His Wife Wedding
Vas Performed in Fifth Ave. Hotel, Nov. 8, 1901
HE Had Suite Adjoining Her Apartments.

riaEe certificate. which Plat also
declares % be- forgory. Miss Wood
thinks the letter her strongest
proof
Another Of the papers which Miss
Wood has been directed 10 file Tor
the inspection of platrs counsel
% be- on autograph letter
from Senator Plat written on no
vember 8. 1901. the dag before the
marriage ceremony was
performed az the Fifth av hotel
Another Love MigsiVe.
The letter reads
Friday. Nov 5.
Dear Katherine
IN may be that ! may not arrive
az the hotel tiii O'Clock You VIII
occupy your room t3Sl tlll 7
come and signal you that ] am Oc.
cuuylng the one next 10 you Din.
ner will be ready at 6.30 aud we
win be ready for w. ! sent card
to you this afternoon telling you
that I expected you 90 4 o'clock
sincerely yours, /"
Concerning this letter Miss
Wood said u kept the appoint
mont made Ia this note from the
senator. The room No 1853 was
ia the Fifth Avenue hotel and ad
Joined plattg suite. which con.
sisted Of a parlor a sleeping apart
mont and "a bathroom. numbered
t59 10 100 We we're married in
my room Saturday evening and I
remained until the next day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
Poole Denies Suit and Wrestling Claims He Was In
structed to Bring Action by Boston Alto mey--
Complaint Is Sworn to by Wrestling as Facts With
in His Own knowledge.

What authority Attorney Frank
u. Wrestling had for swearing 20
the complaint against the Rev. win.
tam @ Jones. pastor of the Imman-
uel Baptist church, IN suit for
S2a 600 for the alleged alienation OF
the affections of the wife OF Elmer
+. Poole, OF Boston, Is question
which has arisen. now that Poole
repudiatcs the suit in an interview
teleRraphed from Boston.
The complaint filed IN the super
Tor court late last Friday afternoon
was not signed by Poole In whose
name the suit was brought. but
Wrestling as attorney for Poole
The allegations were not made ION
information and belief" which Is
the usual form In such suits when
Instituted by an attorney, but were
sworn TO as facts OF personal
knowledge by Wrestling.
The Rev William G.. Jones. whom
Wrestling has accused, is determin.
ed to give the case "a thorough air.
ing now that he has been forced
into publicity, and ON Wrestling =
authority for bringing the suit will
depend the adviaahility OF lnstitut.
ing dlsbarrment proceedings
Il court the closest investigation
In the matter" said Attorney West
ling, with apparent nonchalance.
this morning III / had brought
this suit without authority / could
be disbarrod | was authorized 70
bring this suit by Amos NJ, Me.
Lean. of Boston, attorney for Poole
and l am assured that Poole will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
GRAND JURY AFTER
FORD JURORS

any reference that might look like
a reflection on the integrity Of any
juror. Il IL alleged that the prose
cution has evidence In It's poasea.
sion which IL deemed Of sufficient
importance 20 lead 10 an inquiry.
District Attorney Laugdou and
Special Ascent Burns have refused
absolutely 10 discuss the rumors Of
any Jury fixing
The second Ford trial viii be be-
gun a week from today. and there
IL little doubt that Ruef will be
called a. a witness this time
though the prosecution stiil be
licvoe that the case against Ford
even without Ruefs testimony. is a
perfect one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
Old MADISON ST.
CABLE BREAKS

The old WORKOUT Madison ~
cable broke shortly before 10
o'clock last night and between 40
aud 80 passengers on car No as had
a narrow escape from death. The
car was almost at the top Of the
Fourth av hill when the cable
broke The strip released and the
car started down the hill. gaining
speed with each revelation % the
wheels A. 4 crossed Second ay.
the brakes broke and the speed
vas increased 20 terrific rate.
Az tho end Of the line the run.
away car crashed into car No. 40
with such speed a. 70 send the
standing car of the track aud half
way across the railroad tracks on
Railroad av.
Five 81 the passengers sustained
slight injuries George A. Ferguson.
i2a broadway Davis Suffer. 1911
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come here 10 so on tho witness
stand 10 prove the allegations
made. when the case comes to
trial"
In suhstanuation OF his authority,
Wrestling displayed a letter from
Mclean mentioning an enclosure OF
checy for $50. and referring to
the ease In the brief moment
which the reporter was allowed
20 inspect the letter. he saw no
instructions In it 10 bring the suit
which has been instituted.
In spite OF Mr Wiestling's nom
chalauoe, his hand shook aud il
was evident that he does not enjoy
the turn which affairs have taken.
u met Mr. Wrestling recently aud
he asked what settlement we would
make IN the case" said Corwin >.
shank attorney for Rev Mr. Jones.
II told him that e was an attempt
20 hlackmail and that we would
not pay one cent in settlement. MIR.
Poole did not sign the complaint
and Mr. Wrestling swore 20 the al.
legations as facts In his personal
knowledge. That is an that | care
to say concerning the case"
Elmer r. Poole, his wife, and HIS
daughter Miss Helen Poole. all de-
MED emphaucally IN interviews SO.
cured yesterday In Boston that they
had any knowledge OF the suit in.
shtuted in Seattle Poole branded
the talk Of the suit as ridiculous.
and his wife and daughter denied
stronuously that there is any
ground whatever for bringing such
"A suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
AID The CAT CAME BACK

on hia feet and would not BE- dis
eourmEed
Watching hts chance. Jerry
Slipped In along gide The next man
who entered the door and was soon
greeting the businesses ffice force
with meoNs ~hlch demanded recog
nitinn
And Jerry vas recognized I'm
mediaiciy. Tie had Gainad s0nle "a
size and weight since his disappear.
anca and the length Of bis whiskera
bespoke progress toward cat ma
turity bat be was uumlsfakahiy
Jerry The employees 81 the mail
and press room. with whom Jerry
grew up from cattufancy. recuE
nized him immediately and wei
coined him back MIA and meat
we're procured On honor 81 the oc.
casion and lewy hunted up quar-
ters IN the back - the building
when the carrier boys arrived N
the afternoon. there vas general r.
iolciux and enough provisions
brought In for a continual cat ban
qnef
Jerry spent all day Saturday I'm
speeding the new building fittings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

not be entrusted 10 better hands.
BY all means let us have Thorn
son for the republican nominee. lie
IL a good campaigner as well as a
good official and / have no doubt
that he would be elected"
Has All Requirements.
Thomson would be the best
possible candidate" said a. D. Ste
wart "iie has shown that he has
ali the requirements Of a splendid
mayor lie has the fun confidence
OF the people because 81 his long
record OF honest. efficient and cap
able service.
During the last week have
talked casually with a number Of
leading business men abou; Thorn
sons availability as candidate for
mayor and without exception they
favored him strongly. Tho bust
ness community has confidence In
his integrity and favora that kind
OF man for mayor.
"One man said 20 me ! do not
Ike Thomson personally but I
think be would make a strong may
or and viii vote for him. II 10
runs think Thomson ought 20
be the candidate and that he win
be elected by a large majority, II be
runs"
Senator Robert r. Booth was
Just as enthusiastic y cannot say
anything too strong in favor Of
making Thomson the republican
candidate fer mayor" he said.
Thomson rs the kind Of man that
makes the best possible public Of
fetal because be is devoted 10 the
interests of the people 10 the sac
rifice 81 his own His record has
been one ~ unsolfish devotion TO
the interests Of Seattle and there Is
no man IN public life here who Is
better qualified 10 serve as mayor.
Thomson Is no experiment 10
has demonstrated BY years OF ser
vice his exceptional honesty and
ability The republican party could
not possibly do better by Itself and
Seattle than 90 nominate Thomson
for mayor The people would sec
that he was elected"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Such stalwart republicans ms
George w. billing A. u Stewart
and Senator Robert r. Booth en-.
Enthusiastically endorse the sugges.
ton that city Engineer X L. Thorn,
son shall be the republican nominee
for mayor Of Seattle
The suggestion offered by Mayor
Moore az a solution Of the difficulty
being encountered by the republl.
cans In finding a candidate who can
be elected is being met with q
spontaneous public demand which
ia All probability Will result In
Thomson being forced into the race
with almost certain chances Of
election
Thomson'e long record as a pub
lie official has established public
confidence In his character and abll-
iiy and his name Us being applaudcd
IN connection with the nomination
for mayor because tho people be
lleve that IN him Seattle would have
a mayor IN close touch with all the
needs of the city and competent TO
grapple with experienced iutelll.
Fence with all questions which viii
arise In the government Of the city
No Better Candidate.
we could not find better can.
dldate." said George w DiiliuR.
when asked what he thought Of
Thomson as the republican candi-
date for mayor. Much as ! think
OF Mayor Moore. ! do not think we
could elect a better man FOR mayor
than Thomson. lie Is thoroughly
familiar with the needs OF the city
and the duties which he would be-
called upon tO perform ~ mayor
he has proven bis honesty and ahii.
liy IN long service for the city
During the several administra.
lions In which Thomson has served
as city engineer he has doubtless
bad many opportunities 30 be dis.
honest but he has proven himself
20 be thoroughly honest and de-.
pcndnble Doubtless he has made
few mistakes. there II no man
who 10 faultlese but be has proven
himself % be exceptionally com.
pcteni and the office Of mayor could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

tnN kINtANA
,.roMA oct. 1.-one man per
!. h,ally injured and seven
- :, less Injured. the mine aow
~ y r,,,.ssa with water 90 quench
- sslsx flames and prevent
- exp,oslons Is In brief ne
' .ss,, which has struck the w.
I. ~ .sss'ns towu Of Rayensdale on
I. xe,taern Pacific railroad
?. r.s ,,,,sana mostly miners were
~ YESTERDAY afternoon by q
s' - explosion which SHOOK
!. ss,,A Almost instantly dense
~. " smoke ard dust hcEan
.sss fr,m the mouth OF the
scovs Of miners gathered
- ~ opening and a. oncs De
: a % the rescue 0i those
-, 4 have been enlomhed De-
- lAs ground
ga~y NereweA. the manasef ot
:. nmparys store vas hFM
$500 Is he snyfacs badly crush.
I "a seven Others badly bsfhed
- rsaslv Minded were also ne
~ and given aid
- ss.-nsrs reported thAt thu mine
,.res.es agsse Aad relief work waa
!, .s1,sA al ard 10 mofs miners were
.sswn % have bsee lAiufed
sasy coasalszficE q mine 81
rrlais vas hsA aaa TIE order was
ysgss esf . nacd he mine All
$40 ~ % to hse this aiteruoon
rs,ef 3 hssag pamped Into he
40 . ssatse the flames which
3 q 1 hse hour are reported as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
DESPERATE fight
WITH BURGLAR

After n desperate hand to.hand
fight with burglar whom he
caught attempting 20 rob the fam
ny residence at 23ti East Columbia
st.. Willis A. Calder. secretary treas.
urer OF the Rainier Printing com.
pany, on Saturday night succeeded
I'm holding the desperate prowler
until he was turned over to Patrol
mon Pfiel and Doigh The burglar,
who gave the name of George n.
smoot ~ believed by the police
20 be- an ex.convict. and they are
carefully looking mp the records 70
see II he Is not wanted elsewhere.
Calder reached home about 1880
o'clock, aud AZ he opened the front
door the burglar Jumped on him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

and presses of The Star plant Az.
paruutly they met with bis approx.
al and he Immediately SET 90 work
washing himself with hia tongue 60
get ia line with bls surroundings
ferrya escape from tbs fire and
hts safe return was q subject ~
much comment on the part %
members % the force A. the FEE
occurred about III % At night. josh
Wise advances the theory that
Jerry must have gone visiting some
OF hts alley acquaintance on that
night instead pt maintaining his
usual late watch around Tho Star
plant % which dereiicglon from
duty Jerry probably owes his
escape from fiery death
Freddy Henry. the office boy
has been assigned Co work uut tho
moral 81 this tale of the cat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
DIR. WENTWORTH DIES AT
AGE OF 81 YEARS

Res. Dr. George p. Whitworih.
one % the most widely known men
ia the stats % Washington. died
yesterday at the aEe Of e. lie had
been ailiuE for some time. and iur
the past week had been . patient
ia the Sound View Aanitarlam. az
18th Az and Denny way
~ Whltwnrth was q ploneaf. and
was the founder ~ Whitworfh col.
iege he wRa she first presbYte.
rtan clergyman IN the territory ~
Washington. vas twice president Of
the territorial university. and for
one term WHH collector 81 customs
fpr The district o. Puget Sound
he organized the First Presbyterian
church In Portland. Ore. and AZ
olympia founded tho first OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
RAvENSDALE MINE IS
swept BY FLAMES
new WARD WILL ELECT
COUNCILMAN TOMORROW

Tomorrow the people az West Sc
attic, Alkl Point South Alki.
youngstown and other places com,
prislng the new Fourteenth ward
viii choose councilman. who viii
serve until the regular election next
March
Two candidates are IN tho field.
Thomas y, Mac Mahon. representing
tho independent voters aud FcFdis
nand schmltE. the straight repub.
lican candidate. Friends II both
candidates are today claiming the
election.
4 feel sure that I viii be elect.
"a, said MIR MacMahon this morn.
ing 4 have received assurances
from a iarEe number 81 republicans
that they viii vote for me. and
many % my friends are working
hard, have made 10 promises be-.
yond tho pledge that | Will oppose
the Opening ~ saloons Ia the ward
II elected I viii Try 20 look after
the interests ~ the entire ward
} L. Howe. a resident Of South
Aikt. and one 81 the strong
Schmitx supporters. n confident of
the election ut schmitH.
= have no doubt that Mr schmitx
viii be successful" said Mr. Howe
this morning lie has the support
~ the greater number % the prop
erty owners. who feel that be will
better serve their interests than
viii hia opponent tie ~ a large
property holder himself a success.
ful business man and a member %
the party now In euutrol % city al.
fairs. For the latter reason we BE-.
iievc he viii be ~ more value 10
uN than would a man outside %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

isry. TIE Star ofsice cat. came
al saturday morning
issry bad not been seen since The
m * Agri. z09h when fire de~
Mlsa the star building on sev
81 A. He W4s not seen leaving
= hildlng b. those who discuv.
nd he tIm No trace ot bic ~
zllzz Nas found IN the ruins Tie
LET % fepcrt AZ the PI office
fign tie staff q The star waa AZ
pasisd there on the following
nsrisY morning. Consequently BE-
~ zoarnet a dead BY The Star
Fsr shaeh since has led a caiiess
uEfssee
~ Saturday morning. the cat
4as taek He vas first noticed
RISING lie concrete ffonf Of the
~ eaAlng about : o'clock In the
Eanlsx Then he soft pedaief up
= As keaFy sizing door and placed
- against H. As * failed tu
1ass h waited for assistance The
u nan 70 come along was a Wis.
~ g n star office. who opened
y Gar saideniy from the Inside
II ~ iefrf rambling backward
- ne tofAt steps BAT be- lit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

the inner circle lie a. strongly
opposed 20 the opening of saloons
Ia the residence districts Of the
ward, and on that score we are not
worrying AZ all about him"
A feature % the campaign which
VIII close with the election tomor.
row has been the entire absence
of ~ feeling on the part OF either
OF the candidates OF their support.
cra, Neither OF tho candidates has
INDUCED IN personalities. aud there
promises 90 be no sore spots. no
matter what the outcome
Tho polls will open az 3 o'clock
tomorrow morning aud close at z
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

broadway. and David Heath. special
poatoffice messenger. we're cut by
flying glass when the two cars
crashed together
The front end of car No. 80
was completely wrecked
Many 81 the passengers jumped
from the car when u was going
AZ a speed % 90 or 90 miles an
hour.
Mnlurman =. o pfeil. Conductor
Il Potter and Hlll Collector King
remained At their posts until the
car reached the end Of the lire
and vas stopped by the collision.
The cable had bccu broken sew
erai hours before the accident and
had been quickly repaired
The second break occurred a. the
tarntabis At The power station. and
the iina waa down until o'clock
thla morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

same denomination IN this state
uF WhitNugth Was born IN
Boston. Eng March rs. 1915. Tie
came 20 the united States when
~ years % axe and was a school
teacher. lawyer and preacher sue.
coasiv0lY lie came 90 PUGET
sound In the spring " 1888. cnwAE
inK IN church ard missionary work.
Df. Whiiwotth IL survived hy
three Sons and two daughters. r.
n. whitworth. 32s Maiden av.. Sc.
efsie. J. +. Whitworth. brighton
Beach Or George r. whltworth.
Barkeley. Cal. Mrs. c. l. white.
seattle, and Mrs w. NJ. York. Los
Angeles. Cal
The funeral services will be held
a, J o'clock Sunday at the First
Presbyterian church.
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from within IN an effort 10 escape
Calder, however Immediately crap
Piled with the man. and the two
wrcstled and fought their way down
the steps from the porch, along the
walk 10 the gate. and then TO the
sidewalk.
Tho burglar managed 10 strike
Calder on the head with some blunt
instrument. but Calder grimly hung
ON, finally succeeding IN throwing
the intruder bodily over his head
10 the sidewalk by this time the
fight was taken ont of the thief,
who submitted TO arrest. and Calder,
although badly winded, was not
damaged other than the bad bruise
where he was hit on the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Per.
aiatent rumogs 10 the effect that
bribe money was used freely Ia an
effort 90 procure an acqulttal for
Chief Counsel Tlrcy l.. Ford. OF the
United Railroads. IN bis trial. which
resulted Saturday Va a disagreement
o. the jury. and that several mem.
bcFa Of the jury we're tempered
with. both before and after their
acceptance as jurors. are 70 be IN.
ycaiiFated BY the grand jury at a
meeting which has been called for
tumOrruw.
While the prosecution refuses 10
discuss any matters pertaining to
the jury. aud has carefully avoided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
ACTRESS ROBBED AND Did
NOT LOSE JEWELRY

Another wonder has arisen out
Of the common things on this mum.
dane sphere, and press agents. who
are always on the alert for some.
thing new and novel. must take no
tice o. new fad which Miss Berdie
Paul, an actress. 81 present playing
an engagement with the In Old
Kentucky company. az the Seattle
theatcr. bids fair 10 make popular
among the "perfesh"
Miss Paul reports 20 the police
that she was robbed on Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
ATTEMPTS TO WRECK TRAIN FOR
Purpose or SEEING SWEETHEART

she piled ties on the track scar
here and awaited sfeffy Was a
member ~ the wrceklnE crew
called % ciear the track sud tho
sirl greeted him Miss WaEuusr
vas suspected and a railroad de-.
tectivc couFtcd her and finally got
a confession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
STALWART REPUBLICANS
ENDORSE R. H. THOMSON
KEMIG FUND IS
GROWING

Employees Of the Olympus 4
= Cafe sent 10 The Star this 4
= morning the sum Of SIS. their 4
4 contribution 90 the fund for 4
4 the relief OF Mrs. May kemig 4
= and her children, who were a
= made utterly destitute by the 4
= fire that destroyed their home 4
= laat Thursday. 4
4 we earnestly commend the a
= action Of your paper" the
= donors wrote In sending their a
= contribution. "for the prompt. a
= ness Il has shown In bringing a
. such worthy cases before the a
= public and for the space you a
= have devoted thereto" 4
This mornings mall brought 4
= contributions from out Of the 4
= city and also several from the 4
= city. There ls need. however, 4
= for more than has been raised =
up 10 date, and the llst Will 4
. remain open for several days. =
. Checks mailed to the editor 4
4 of The star or cash brought :
20 The Star office will be =
= acknowledged through the col. =
= umns Of this paper. :
Contributions Up 10 date are 4
as follows: =
. Previously acknowledged .. :
.......... ..........e 5f.74
= Employees Olympus Cafe 1900 4
. }. n. Wallace, Kent 600. 100 .
. William Rice ....... 500 =
Mr.. and Mrs. a. e. =
Leyde. Monroe 600. 200 =
q N. o. Douglass ........ 200 q
q Seattle Bahal Assembly eco a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
TEDDY HUNTING
IN THE RAIN
lny United Prsaa.l

srANnoUL. la, Oct 7-Prcsi.
dent Roosevelt and his hunting
party started on . bear trail In q
drlKzllng rain this morning. shortly
before the start Holt Collier the
famous Mississippi hunter. who &c
companled Roosevelt on an unRnc.
ceasfnl bear hunt az Amedea, az.
rived In camp Guides told the
prestden, that rain would make e
easier for the dogs 10 follow the
scent.
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BANK cLEARlsas.


Capt Weaver. o. the President.
en- route 10 Nome, and Capt Shea.
~ the sister ship. Governor on her
way 10 Frisco. are In constant CON.
munlcatiun with each other BY
wireless telegraph. although the two
vessels are over a thousand miles
apart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

"fN+N y W.
NV YORK, Oct THE letter
:. ssleh Nae Wood hopes 10 prove
slesed marriage 10 senator
Plat and which she has
y alfeeied By Justice Ford TO
-. - u ne clerks office NJ the
court prior 10 October
=, = nat Mr Piatfs attorneys
I. , ~. copy and photograph h..
December IL. 1905
A. Washington. ID G.
an willing 10 admit YOU are
-. - wife and will sign such a
e..ss,1 Ai and DO irreeocably and
:. 'sssi' iohally waive my neht un.
~. la1 70 IL any wise use the
signed BY you Ia October
tas. know the same we're II.
-, 'slalned through fraud and
~. Further than this. I am
~ 2 right the WRONGS Won
= ,, ..,, Be patient ana ESD.
~ .1lle longer, when all WIN be-
and believe me. -
Yours truly
n. q pLATT"
~ s'aa'of Says tie a Fake.
80 l. SENATOR says he never saw.
bsls,s. !. penned such a letter. and
" he only knowledge he ha
s.ss, 7. contained IN yelled refer
sl,,ssi made BY Miss Wood in M
''aenee. Next 10 her mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

s0rHEsTER. Ind. Oct Z Miss
a wsuasf daagater of Rev J
Z KaEoner today confessed she
rszesd 10 wreek thr Lake Erie
1 Ksnera rasserses train a few
a. 40 ~ TIE rhrrcse 81 seeing
y sssaskeart Frank steffy. a.
w1sn hand o nthe road She said