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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Addison McInturff

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.l
WOODSTOCK. VA. January 3-Afr
Addison McInturff died at his home near
Woodstock. on Monday evening. at the
age Of seventy six years He was an
invalid for "A number Of years. but the
immediate cause Of his death pneumonia.
Three sons and two daughters survive
him. During the Civil War he was
r1ar,h..~ OF the fonfoForaf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
OBITUARY.
Miss Sue Galusha

Ispeo-aI % me Times UIapalchI
DlNWlDlplE. VA. January 5-NTiss
sue Galusha, daughter ~ John w
Galusha sheriff OF Dinwiddle county.
died at the residence 81 her uncle r. u
Hunt AT Goodwynsville. Va. on tho 27tb
Of December. after urotracted illness
ana her remains We're Inferred in the
family grounds at the late residence 81
her ftther. near Goodw ynsviNe- The
funeral services, which were very i'm
pressive, were conducted Is the Rev
Reuben Meredith. Of the EDiscoDai
Church. assisted by tho Rev Frank
James. Of the Presbyterian Church
Miss Galusha was extremely uoprlIar
in the county, and her untimely death
was a source o. sincere regret to nor
many friends. whose sympathies are cx-
tended tho family Of the deceased.
The following gentlemen were pail
bearers; A. NJ Organ, Jr r. c. J.
Spain. J. L. Rose W. NJ Hume n p
Iiartwell and +. ~. Hawkins The floral
Lr-LuL.a Mnre m.nN md hnumLLfuI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Joseph Offield.

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. VA. January 3.-JOseph Of
field. an esteemed citizen OF Bristol, died
Of Ia grippe at his home on Norfolk Ave
nue. to-day. aged sixty-scven years. His
wife and one son survive him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Virginians Abroad

PARIS January 3.-Mr and Mrs II NJ
Damait and Miss Mary Darlalt 81 Roa-
noke Va. were registered to-day at tic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04

For day wear. we can pre-
pare You equally MS We'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
A Happy New Year

The New Year viii soon Dee with ia.
and we trust il viii be one OF the hap
piest you have ever known.
Ii is certain that your chance for
happiness during the next year. and all
the years will be the greater II you
resolve that YOU will make provision TO
secure YOU against the results OF acct
dent. sickness and lack OF work Act
upon your resolution. and open savings
accounts here. where very dollar you de-
post VIII earn per cent. compc
interest.
a savings account ia this bank may
be opened with as little as one dolat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
DISCUSS WAYS
Of TEACHING

The second day'a session Of the
klng County Teachers Institute
opened this morning az the high
Achnni With an attendance Of 900.
The morning session began With
saualcai program. conducted b.
Mlzs Lucy X Cole. followed by an
address 90 Manual Training" BY
Prof. u. ". johnson During the
forenoon various lectures were de.
llsarad relating 10 the best meth.
oas Of instruction IN science. Eng.
lisa. history, German and Latin.
The afternoon session was held
in the large assembly room ana
alae started with q musical pro.
gram. conducted BY Miss Cole.
Prof. n. c. Sampson addressed the
assembly on THE Making of q
Community" being followed By
Prof Edward O. sisson. who spoke
on the sFailncice Of the Craft
= directors meeting will be held
tonofrow morning. 10 conclude
with a general discussion at which
the representatives of the state OF.
flee Win answer legal questions or
give advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
OTHER JANuARIES

The following data. covering pc
rio.f Of is Years for the month Of
January. complied from the ioeai
weafher bureau records. shows the
record OF the weather for iisal
mrath.
Mean OF normal temperature. III
degrees. the warmest month vas
that Of 1900. with an average Of a
degrees. while the coolest month
ocearned In tsa4. when the tenn.
pafaturo averaged 30 degrees The
hlshsst temperature was recorded
ian. "a. 1899. when the thefmom.
ssef registered 60 degrees Jan. !.
1873. holds the lowest record. with
4 temperature of degrees
The average rainfall for the
month was l8a inches The great.
eat monthly precipitation was in
tsas. With zoe inches. while the
rr5ateai amount Of precipitation re-.
corded in any "a consecutive hours
or urfod on Jan 1913, 1894. with
ia inches
Tho average number Of clear
days we're four. with seven partly
cleudf aud 80 cloudy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

DR.. CREIGHTON Is
BEING SUED

DamsEes IN the sum Of ts.t7s.sa
are demanded hY Jnllnn Iledke IN
bis suit against DIR J e Criehton.
n this city. for the alleged unaksil
Fal settins Of a broken knee pan
The case u being heard today In
Judge 0riffinsa superior court.
The plaintiff alleges that the sur.
gicai operation vas performed al
the Providence hospital IN 1905
Liedks wac a skilled mechanic on
board the steamship Ohio az the
time. lie fell off a scaffold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
YOUNG WIFE
IS IN JAIL
Girl wHoa SOL.
DER MARRIED TO ESCAPE
nEleoh FOUND IN SALOON
WITH fasYEAR4oLp sIsTER-
ELDER olRL SENTENCED.

Mrs. e Harvey. TIE fsYeaf-ola
wtfn q Port I.swtun soldier. ass
AKnln arrested YeAterdnY on 4
charge II afHnfdFftY conduct aud
afEl be taken % the superior court
for trial Mrs. Harvey. with her
aiater Ina. arnd Is. arrived Ia Sc.
Hftfe thfSu weeks azu
Ito sisters we're arrested tNn
waAa hrn In company With twu
yuaxsK men IL = fnomlux hoaae On
FirAi ~ nna Dell 81 The Younger
II he girls PROMISED 10 marry
Harvey. a Fort f.Awtun soldier. a.
snss him from the penitentsary
The ranpse we're taken to Olympia
- t1epaty Sheriff Meek. and upon
fesaIsinx the girls mothers con
cont wtre married. Returning to
Seattle. Mrs Harvey aud her sister
touA apartments IN North Seattle.
bui - her husband spends his time
a the fort Mfs Harvey soon made
nnw nrquaiuianceA and her huH.
bad waa forgotten With her ais
Ter ina ahe Nan arrested yesterday
eAATEea with fHeananttnT saloons.
ana NJ the time Of their arrest both
9iraa weYs standing AZ the bar u a
aemfle saloon Ina. the older. waa
sentenced to ten DAYS Ia Jail bf
Judge Gordon this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

was due IN Chicago tonight No
- left Tuesday morning.
Operator Disappears.
James iynea. the operator al Vol
land. has Disappeared An official
tcpoft a headquarters here SAYS
BE- bad orders 10 hold Ne 20 At
Noliand. and Il Is aiicre.i that he
faiicd 60 deliver the CRITTERS "a the
crew Later he sent % the chief
dispatcher the foliowing message
r~enia nine la gone. have gone
also
Taolvc bodies have been taken
90 Alma aud twelve Ia fifteen more
are expected. The official dead
estimate remains IS thirty. and the
eompauys list q injured contains
twenty four names Conductor
Gasues. ~ No 20. Is among the In.
inrcd Tie Says he saw the head,
light 81 No 50 and ianped through
the windoe q hla ear. Gaines haya
there we're thirty gwn Mexicans
four cash fares an interpreter and
negro porter 10 The smoker The
porter VAS pulled from the burning
car By passengers and his les was
twisted IN AZ the kues to savc him
Nearly all the dead arr Metican
iahorcra. known onlX hy numbers
The names are difficult 10 secure.
though the management Il sndeav.
oring 70 obtain them.
Two Of the Injured Mexicans died
en- route 10 the hospital Aany %
the injured are expected 70 die.
MANY pASscnKefa and residents Ia
tho Middle West. who were making
short journey. we're injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
WOMAN HURT IN
CAR ACCIDENT

Not Stacking is speed sufficient.
" for the curve Il the corner Of
Eighth av. and Pike at last night.
Was the cause OF Lake Union car
No. I'll loaviag the track and
crashing into a telegraph pole on
the opposite corner Mrs. Otto
Wendland. 53l FalrYlew av.. was
slightly cut about the head with
falling giasa.
The car waB practically uniniar.
ed. and traffic was resumed within
a short time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
TRAINS DELAYED

Tho Great Northern Past Neil.
due tn Seattle ~ o'clock this
morning. has BOT beeu reported. and
nothing i known a. to whsa Il wiil
arrive The Oriental Limited from
St Paul. which was aue at Taa
last aiKht. has tot arrived. hai Il
expected suu8e time during the
afternoom The train 4 nos ST
teen humrA late bad weather. With
heavy anowa and mich difficulty
from laHdsllAes. Il said 10 - the
principal eaunes u the delays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
NEW PLANS AFFECT
METHODS NOT MEN
Chief Bringhurst Makes But One Appointment
and Mayor Moore Indicates There Will Be
Few Changes--The Fault in the Past, He
Says, Has Been Handling Of Department.

ant chief Clark being reduced ia
rank - tommyrot Mr. Clark win
rstain his present rank. bat tn
stead ~ being aent cut &C. every
small fire he viii So what every fret
assistant chief should 40.
He VIII have charge Of all the
property ~ the department. from
the engine houses down. and Il viii
be ~ 70 him 90 zee that the men
are properly housed aud the horses
taken care ~. and that all the prop
eriy ~ the department. IL taken
care Of.
The senior captain IN every dis
tfift viii be designated 70 take
charge u Il with the authority Of
assistant chief.
MARROW the Fire Fighter.
Assistant chief NARROW viii be
The fire fighter Of the department.
but viii not be sent to every small
fire. The trouble with the depart
ment has been that. though both
men and Officers arr excellent. the
methods have been those % an in
surgent army in Cuba aud South
America, all Officers but few SOL
dlera.@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

capt Thomas = Sunan has been
appointed senior eantaig. with pow
er Of assistant chief IN the district
east ~ Nlath av and Lake Union
south II Union bay
This Il the sum total 81 the
changes Or innovation which chief
II. ". tifinghufsf has made In the
fire Department up - date.
Mr. fsfinshurat refused this morm-
iuRaa state what his intentions we're
except that whatever changes there
wouia be would paftAks mare o.
changes 81 methods than Of the
personnel ~ the department
Both The WsYaf and tire new
chief regard she personnel 81 the
fire department as equal 60 that uf
any city IN the country. but neither
81 them have a very high ar fat
teftng opinion ~ the methods or
lack o. methods in the department
Go date
WHAT the department needs II
more sfHtem. and & VIII get Il. Mr.
hringhurst and are agreed on that
Point said Mayor Moore this morn.
INK ~All the stories about Assist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
REsgR cARNA.

Alvin L. Reber ana vida r carua
we're married last uiKht. Bash
Rsber and his bride are ~ years
Of are. Tha wedding Was eeluhfat.
81 at the hume Of Mrs Jennie East
man. fkiT noren av Judge = v
Davis performed the marriage eese.
mony. nj the special request q the
bridegroom. The newly married
couple left for EnnmeIAw this
morning. where Mr.. Rebsr Is IN
buAinrMa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
FREE PASSES NOW
PROHIBITED

The Daminian railroad act. aoiug
away with free OF reduced trans
paftatinu rates. went into effect
yesterday on the Canadian Pacific
railway AdxireS n thsH effect
we're received this morning ~ A
n Calder. assistant general pas.
aenEer agent. with headquarters Ia
Seattle
The advice afua stated that ca.
madam railroad 4Fente r. the Unit.
Ell statkH maat also conform Ia the
Interstate commerce iaN. which
prohibits any pas&eA Or reduced
rates ia the United States With
both laws ia effect. II Il absolutely
Of for reduced OF free transports.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
WOMAN ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE

ST LOUIS. Ian Mrs.. Grace
frHinneFs Who fHeentiy ohlninaa d
divorce from her husband. wbn Is
nov IN Spokane. WHah.. yesterday
attempted suicide bg drinking lAua
suum SHE viii fecaYer Mrs.
rfampef. whe Is - seara old, aud
who WIS married If the age Of IS
became dcspanaeuf becaune Of the
arrival af a number Of Christmas
pFeaenta for the children from their
father IN Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
APPOINTS NEW
AGENT HERE

Owing to Seattle becoming =
more important railroad center
year BY YeaFs the pennaYlxauim
the has created an office ~ trax.
cling passenger agent here ]. 1.
Bridges. formerly A. 81 Louis fas
the system has arrived here % &C.
eept the uew position lie will
have his offices Ia the Mutual Life
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
MAYOR MOORE swEARs IN
NEW SUPERINTENDENT or
STREETS AND WILL INSIST
THAT he TAKE POSSESSION
OF THAT OFFICE AT ONCE.

James Murphy. representative OF
the buildings Trades council. was
today appointed superintendent of
streets aud sewers. 20 succeed A. L.
Walters. aud the war between the
mayor and the council Is on. This
Is tho plain meaning of Murphy's
appointment. Murphy was imme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

NH#Nr1'l@N w 80 ANNIN w.
TOPEKA. kas. Jan. a-fasaeu.
scr .rain No 20. wcsthound. and
No 50 east.bouud. o. the Rock isl.
snf colnded between voiiand ADD
Alta Vista this morning. aad &C.
corilns 70 C. W Bourkc. snpcrih-
isndcns q tho Kansas division.
shirty persons wese killed ans forty
lniusvd. Superintendent nourks 50
reports 10 headquarters here. Ten
boGlss were recovered from the
smokcr Of No 20 Nine Mexlcahs
and one American were 10 the
smoker. which vas crowded wtth
Mexican laoorors. The baggage car
was raised on the smoker ROOF and
care tosn on the occupants.
efnshing them The baggage car.
svo chair cars AMI one tourist
sleeper q No. 20 we're burned. The
trains are known as the California
and Mexico fast mail and were 90.
he IN opposite directions. No 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
MEET ME- At
SEATTLE, ST.

Responding TO the reauoas Of tho
exposition management for n
catchy song on the order of Meet
Me at ST. Louis. Louie" to be used
81 the exposition here IN 1909.
George II Moore has written q bal.
lad entitled Meet Me in Seattle.
81 The words are bright and the
song IL adapted 20 the refrain Of
Meet Ne at 81 Louis. Louie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
LAND REPORT is
SUB MlTTED

OLYMPIA. Jan. az W Ross
commissioner 81 public lands. has
submitted hia biennial report show.
Tag Interesting statistics regarding
the various granted land AREAS Of
the state The report Il very
lengthy and gives IN detail stats.
tics and information concerning
land conditions IN eaeh county Of
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
MAY RAISE PAY
Of MARINES

Sergeant James Beaver. officer
"a charge 81 The local marine re-
esusting office. reports 3 serY satlN.
factory years Wufa There uafe
goo men received into the service
eus If i.Aaa applicants A efailff
Ing feature ~ that Nluoef ali az
The successful candidates wefe
ANeflrau bufn The authorities
arr naN considering an Increase a.
about - per cent IN the mens pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

superintendent of streets and sew
ers. is a native OF ireland and was
born "a years ago. He came to
this country when only three years
OF age. He lived In New York city
until 1900. when he came TO Se-
attic and has lived here ever since.
He Is a carpenter by trade. and
is at the present time business
agent of the Building Trades coun-
ell. one OF the strongest labor bod
les in the northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

fusai TO attend graduation AZ th,
high school OF HIS Illness and the
extreme measures which he took O.
build himself up. lie told OF Ches-
tdrs habit OF carrying camera,
but OF his refusal TO take pictures
on account Of Imperfect arpa-
ratua."
useaf was fse las afie This
maniHE ana sum fHg 1t Big ~
e +. NJ
. IoVesrif ticket assent % IRE
ghlhers StatInsbp company told
Il thet era nlraH4ss ~ = iies t0
Liverpool We ~ Hsa ~ a ~
Tat the hos Hal been neaai atne
fis a tietrl f month and . iiHlt
fa q lana tH httf tst Hltae-
4 ded ar e. h- n
i taf 20 lIslf re lff4
..srtet a ia lIIf II Ness 4
Ietaxln esf me dti IA r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

TACOMA. wash. Jan. Oscar
Thompson, brother OF Chester
Thompson. who has long awaited
a chance 70 give evidence OF his
brothers eoeautricitiea. took the
stand this morning. VIII II. Thomp-
Han akaniiUed the witness for me
afaHHa
oscar told = The defendants
ha4hnu5 easa before Ihe ilne Dee
suffered from a feNere can Of
aeafist fe4ef 80 tha rs Of i era
Ha said hia brefba vas the me
- lAe res e III bows 81 be
+ ahafhaod higl been a p Il
I'm n RS hfaih Z until ihat fias
efterAards hf ter drew away
il hlm
The Nisueaa see eqiaen e 4 T.
ha Attendant ittags lie Il re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
NAMED
AND WAR IS ON

diatoly sworn In and. as soon as
his bond Is filed. win demand pos.
session Of the office from Walters.
The mayor believes Walters
term has expired and that his ap.
pointee Is entitled to immediate
possession. He believes the dutl
Of the council Is simply to deter.
mine whether his appointeo ia
either a III or unfit person. and
that rs present conduct IL simply
an effort to keep the present in
cnmbent In office. This he regards
as susurpation OF executive func.
lions BY the council.
g.r,,s.4 AF,tr,,t.. ~ 100000 ,au
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
RAscHER KILLED.

John Sarspnon. aged as. a fanchor
81 RivcTton. waa Killed early this
moFning sampson was at work on
4 ranch between Riverton and Rsn.
tor cutting cordwood, when a log
aheye him got loose and started
down the hiII Sampaan trippad In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
tserIpp. Telegraph Service. ,

ALBANY. n Y. Jan. Gov.
Charles + Hughes today delivered
his inaugural message 10 the leRis.
lature. II was concise and startling
and created the utmost consterna.
ton among the numerous corpora
ton representatives
Great alarm was evident when in
his message he advocated "A recount
% the New York City election Of
1905. when Mayor George Il Nc.
Clellan was elected over William
Randolph Hearst The governor
stated that corrupt politics have
been prevalent too long. and he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
BALL TAKES OUT THE
FIRST BUILDING PERMIT,

The first building permit issued
in 1907 was 10 DR. ]. W. BAH for a
twostory dwelling. 10 cost 5000.
AZ 1908 Fourth av. n. Dr. Ball re-
Gently sold block Of tide lands
20 the city for $4,000 The adioin-
ing block. better located with ref
erence 10 railroad facilities. was
sold for s45 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
RAkER,s BAD REcoRn.

George Baker. arrested by tho
police az the request Of the sheriffs
office. wanted In Auburn on
charge OF burglary. holds bad REQ.
ord IN Seattle. In connection with
his last arrest. he claimed that
woman by the nam cot Marcella
Hicks stole $40 from him In tho
lower part OF the city. Previously
he had been arrested on January
10, 1906. and on July is Of the same
Ypar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
HUSBAND CALLED
WIFE A THIEF

Because her husband called her
thief. Mrs. Kittie NJ. Hale this
morning appeared as plaintiff In
"A superior court divorce suit
against Herbert H. Hale. The hear
Ing took place In Superior Judge
Albertson's court, and friends OF
bot parties climbed the hill 10
testify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
TENEMENT FIRE
IN new YORK

NEW YORK. Jan Awe per-
snas badly burned and sin pellce Of
ncrfs injured was tire result Of a
frs in tenement building here iast
night Win the greatest difficulty
the irmntes ~ she burning huliaiug
we're rescued. and Il tn not expect
I'd that any fatalities will result
rom the iniuTias 20 those who we're
raerueI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
GOVERNOR HUGHES MESSAGE
STARTLES THE CORPORATE

strongly urged the members Of the
legislature to make immediate pro.
vision for a recount Of the New
York mayoralty election Other
recommendations were made for
the betterment OF the present politi.
cal condition. and immediate action
Is what Gov. Hughes most desires
lie also urges reforms OF a radi.
cal nature 20 correct present cor.
porate abuses. Corporation repre-.
sentatiyes are In turmoil. as they
were allowed no inkllng Of the con
tents OF the governors message
and were today totally unprepared
for his attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
FATAL WRECK
AT CONNELl

cuNNEt.f. wash. Jar. THE
Nefth ceast limited. east bound.
yesterday ran into engine Ne. est
resulting IN the death % F1rsman
Prime. II the PASSENGER eneine.
Urine. when BE san that 4 faiiisieu
wan Inevitable. jumped. striking his
head an a freight eaf on the eppo-
site track feessNfnK injuries from
which he died en- route % the has-
fisel AT Ritzyiile.
The accident VAS IN. 70 a bun
Cling q orders AZ 10 the right Of
way On the main lire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
DANA DECLARES
THAW INSANE

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.--Dr Chas.
Dana. who today announced the
result OF his examination made
after Harry X. Thaw had Killed
Stanford White. said that Thaw is
undoubtedly insane DR.. Allan
Hamilton agrees with DIR. Dana.
IL IL aaid that Thaw's counsel,
being unable to develop testimony
favoring the "unwritten Law" plea.
have decided that insanity is the
only plea which can save Thaw
from cicctrocution. Thaw wants
70 take the stand IN his own be-
half.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
OSCAR THOMPSON TEST|FIES
AT TRIAL OF HIS BROTHER

insane at that time.
Jack Nyard. agcd II years. an A.
-. Il. hoy, made a good witness &C.
the defense. He carried basket
% sweet peas 20 the Whittlescv
home and delivered them 10 Nirl
who signed rs Charlotte Whittlesev.
Upon the production OF Chesteria
cas- ihe rir' had said 70 a woma1
Al ulr rOum on. mamma. Il A.
~ e ChrJs"
AfW 20. fs'nnsoa stated to IN
c0uf hat t'e evidence wan ntrf
ucti a. ghC tle friendly feail''.
"a As Nhist eys toward rshs
taf h. ssuiisn had eb,cct ana
tlie count saesa'net The ohiectioa
NHt ~ Gtidcrra Waa after,,.-l. 81.
rlfi~i w el4ss0i of ne r4sr..
Con Vfsh attempted b. 1h,o
essel'railoh that the ri.i -
s fnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

A@@ftFFN f@NdEeFH 1NFsf@e-A
ST LOFTS. Jan = Miss Rpse
Wen shot a. Judge Jesse y. Nc.
poraH a. the latter stepped on
Ne bench just after the opening
a court this masnin9. TIE woman
was arrested.
Miss wen was apparently IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
ALLEGED WIFE
IS ARRESTED
tserIpps rslsaraph ssrvles

EAS FRANCISCO. ian. oliv-
cite Wlnsfleia who elalma e be
ihf common laN NlfH q Geetee
Ninefiei1. the Nevada malti raj
tafaife miner. vac arrested this
in9fulnN on a charge - disturbing
the peace. she wep1 90 Wine
hsia's hotel faF the purpose II force
ine him 70 support her. bat before
shs eeeid see hiH she was arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

the effort 20 get out 81 the way and
was crushed Death reaalged be.
fore DR. woodinx. IL Georgetown
could he called 90 bis assistance
sampson leaves a wife and several
children His body viii be taken
70 Renson Coroner Carroll stated
that an inquest NuuId not be nee.
easaFY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
WOMAN SHOOTS AT
JUDGE IN COURT

censea a, ne recent ruilux ~ Judge
Mepenala in a partition sult IN the
estate # her father. August Well.
Her aim vas unsteady. bot the
bullet went close q the judges
head fhs judge was composed ard
ordered ihn woman removed 81 the
sheTlfra pflvass offiee. lie con-
tiunea heaFing matlauw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

Operator Fails to Deliver Orders to the Train Crew--Iranoad of
Mexican LabOers Killed and nredSmoker Crowded With Men
Who We're Burned Death WreCkage Which Became gnted
Ten Bodies Recovered From Wreckage But Most Of the Victims
Were Burned Into unacceptable Mass in the Ruins.