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temper with eadible snips and made
eaitner arsument In favor of beini
niiowsd ID iig on az tiw devetop
tnents or all Of wRsuetss visits 10 ti.
Tombs 1, wna the same point or
which the lawyers had locked horn,
yesterday Afternoon. ind realizing Il.
Importance upon tho insanity issue
Jerome fought hard for 1t.
But Justice Fitzgerald sustained
pclmns and restricted tho cross-ex-
azrtnattpn 10 whu, hHd haS,sehtd In its.
rrst THREE visits Of tho nHenla, TO Thnw.
This barred Jerome from going any
further into the cpiiepsy proposition. 50
Iern:rc.-in-k!il- tirn4-ana- s-Ai--|sita~eif
back into swing, cauHnd Wagner to re-
peat tho details he hNa so oft re-
hearsed OF his n-s, examination OF
Thaw Until the hour 70. tho recess ar
lived ThSn no statKea out looking very
.Etarm and very nustered.
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HUGHES MEETS HEARST,
THEY HAVE A TALK.

ALBANY. March Gov. Charles E.
Hughes and William II Hearst. his un-
succtssfui opponent In the last election,
:rrrte and ssrrck -ttarr.s- IN tire Exrcut.vu
chamber as-n nttstnnn nnn-Iah i Faelsss
on both sides WIS cordial. and WIN
Clarence J. Shcasn. Mr.. Hearst's at
toruey. they were In conference Tor a
short Tina.
Mr.. Hearst, with 4Anx F. Ihmsen
hen.ird a daiera,inh or at;r member 81
the fhdtpendcnce League from 0reass.r
New York which arrived here Today
for the purpose OF comforting as 10 the
TO dIssuss Proposed legiAlatfun
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NEWSMAN BURNED
TO DEATH IN STAND.

George stanhardt an aged newsman,
WIS burned to death in ola little shack
at Ralph avenue and Fulton stIrhet To-
day, The Tiny ahanty was The. oad
mans home ami shop. He was cooking
on a little gasolene sIoYe when he
overturned II. An sxpiositn followed
which envefoped MIN IN blazing oil, he
rore ho could move 70 save himself be
was roasted almost beyond recognition
aaaens4it vas reCorered from the coll
iapstng walls Of the burned hut
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THOUGHT TUNNEL AFlRE.
hut II Wa. Only Pot of Tar That
Had Boiled Over.

Black smoke pouring from the exchrn.
ton for the Hoboken terminal OF the
Jersey tunnel started rumor to-day
that Tho tunnel -was htlrc. The smoke
drove every one from the old temporary
il 6odau sta tf6n OF tfis I-asc ANNA and
Efehi IfsS SIev2its rail- va itstst to Jeiuef
CiS Heights. .-
Thu -arrnen- found that "a. .pot-ns- tar
had boiled over In the excavation and
ifHrnEd r s7titi z tfIs W6osfEn saps
ports OF the elevated structure and the
snoring or the terminal.
The fire was smothered In dirt and
sand With little dnmaEe. ------.-.--=
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Ell TOFORCE PAYMENT
OF $4,000, 600 TAXES.
! yspeelai.to Ths Evsh,ns woria.,

-E... q - - N
ALBANY. March b,-City Comptroller
Mots has Informed State Attorney Gem
sHal jackson that he will proceed
promptly 70 fore the collection of the
- co 200 back taxes due the city from
corporations owning special franchises
BY Offering those franchises for public
sale.
The Comptroller writes.
: .T am using my best, efforts to secure
fhe collection OF the franchise taxes
j that arc In Earrears4nnf- will adsaF3ts--
them In the coming sales for taxes with
ttiie plrposs OF selling these properties
-nrlasz In the mean tlaie Hst tiaftse,,t In
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WANTED TO DIE AND
JUMPED I'M RIVER,

RosfnA Enpei. Z handsome italian gir,,
ywsnfy-fiye yearu old, Jumped into the
East River at tho foot OF Eightieth
afresa this afternoon and was fished out
esasoly- BY two laberers- who Tttnegssd
the attempt at suic4ie.
Il want to die" che cried 'T4et me
4rcssn- % Act feel tsss Hey water ur1,t
lwgkh to end my sufrefingS."
Policeman hurley called an nmh,,.
zzl1rs affn kfa WAA takan 4 pfisnaar- 10
The Preshyterihn Hospital. TO the po-
nfan ths decIinnd 10 E.se her home
nAdrfza, saying II somewhere OF,
Ono Hundred and Eighth street
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NEW CABINET OFFICIALS
AT FIRST MEETING.

WASHINGTON. March 6.--Pnis ms.
7 tsf-Sssue4d Msser ana EstretaTSy OF III
Interior Garfield attended their mrs,
/ citanet meeting to-day. Former Post
I, nsastef-se5terai gEsartaiyea, ,z.was present
fnT the nfst time In hia new capaclt,.
/ a. Secretary OF the Treasury. All the
q saembers OF tho Cabinet xess In az
4 teud anre
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EXPERT REPORTS
n, 1HAWtS VERSION
.OFTHE SHOOTING

..
1 -. ,oon as vout' ,' rcesnsehea .etosI' sr'f'
went back AZ Or, wagner. and asked
n,sn @ 70 :, 'g~ T, .s0Fs a, o. ms mrs, e'ehass
a. He asked the al!enlst to rspea, L
him hi. YerAten OF Tila3a hrst account
OF the shooting OF Nrhite
Well : replied Wagner. tThaw sait
me rosf rarsen .HsiSsr rshan f,ns s,a. scsSs, Sw
ersrT;,yyr,Er .i,,,, yyi,T M !. ray II
Yer and ! remember shooting him.
| iecslon os Thhwe exss, words.
roma athss sA sns ohy" mhnt aSsS ~ AZ.
Ing 4; when s.s,, hs s saisea toward Wsi.os-
..wwSHSu wwHSuiaa y assmhiS nhat nc a.a know.,
a,nw,ns ht. he gna ss.nk no knew no wal
Ing ls,,a his n, rsySlEss ta,sS ~ ,,, =
asiSsss rs rsss.sss asssstsa, saa assss
sas ,,l hoped s.Gass 70 PasIsh a,m ~ iAs.
WITT besorn ~ a he m AN eSn h,n p ,hlnp shhloppuh -
had sone sprt OF knowisdss thai ha wal
ciation OF thIs bar az ihr trys s,ss e9sns, !,
"In rpur testa ala yon yind ma ,s.s
memory was goat7''
SIT seemed to Be vary roaa n
general
Did ne remember well what hss-
pened on the roof rnrdsnt.
"He told me tssal he .asnez,hesss
En- lime bs Sax,n s-;,,se M M ns.,,ens, asSr
OF the events was faulty.
New Point srouoht ON
All OF thls was testimony that had
not berore been brought, out, ard Je.
attached importance to IL. SsySs untsl
now had eitherlof the dcfensess aIsenisfs
stated that Tbaw described to then, Any
DeTstsa paw 2, y,r sos actual as .rssss sssysxa
tton mention his fear OF persecution =
armed hi1sseif IN IN 'aS NE nrSs io osass g @as nas
friends III thA Monk Eassnsan Eans
would stack him and etick him 10
taeat h, - = = : = -
..Do sou think "a thai hrst eceAs.hn
!. Eyes He called hirnseIs IN fns.ro.
ment OF iProyidence and safa HE raw.
Yera wnrf eoHHnItfnx nsainat AIfI,.
These things would cali deiusfcrA. =
1DeMsions Of a persecutory- -charsc-
tgr7 asked JtFome. cahn!iy. An ar
liable. because DR.. Wagner had already
said parnnoia was usually MARKED by
deIusions OF a pernecmory character.
But DR.. Wagner was wary He aaid fs
.,sostis, r.ssszriass the 1,ivausisns al verse
'ct,torya IN rta rarfsr
"Didn.t he say ne believed their was
plot to get him into an asyiuri,?',
.'Yes"
ibid he display feart"
"He did moi show any emotional fear
no visible fear. / n,ean No outwart,
-Ytr-Yys =
HThen he dld not display feary..
.'Iie displayed apprehens,on in hh
speech. bat there were no PHYSICAL evi.
dencpk Of phssicai Fear" 'A' e'f"' w
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STOP 0P7DRINKIVGI
Urine Destroys Desire for whiskey
pr Beer. -..-.z.s.as

4 Michigan pfusFisL II O. cogemaa.
hss made a thorough study OF sartaus cures
for the iianor habit zaa gives this 80
result OF his investigation: before taking
the agency of orrine, went to consider
able trotfhte to Learn aeout&tt ard hecersa
confident that II was p thoroughly honest
preparation and put ont by reliable nrfn. -
Write for froe book on the cure OF aico-
hoitam TO sthe orfThs Co.. wKSnEnErun u u
Mailed ssalei. orrine costs but 81 per box
orrine Is sold by Riker's. Hegeman's and
caaweli sasser's Drug storrs,
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intensified by Brain Storm.

Would the intensity of the motlYe o,
tmpnise. to iull be intensified by the
brain STORM
What logical connection was there
between the meeting and the shooting p
There can bh no logical connection
between motives and acts of insane per.
sQns.3
When lnsane persons think they are
perfecnted DO they shoot theip supposed
persscutursS
'Sumetimes.''
..'D.d he exhibit parnnolac form D.
adoIescent inAaalts7', X s5
HIS condition was not shrIiciently de.
vcloped for accurate classification
Was he suffering froth n parenoiac
form OF adolesceni LnnknTy?''
hat depends on whst ynn mean py
'paranpEacs'.
We'll. whnt DO you mean by itt''
1T Is n broad term Including many
cdtory deluEion or series OF delusionr,6
Was tha, whnt'Df. Evans thought7"
can't say. ] didn't hear him say
and ! can't read Gts m!naf'
stumped Jerome, Too.
,heusa nj | trlsa FOR ais sapee 'dtS dass 10 a; a.
Jtsome causea the expert TO descr,bs
the tesf he ana Evans made on the
tfaHihf aru ufTactofy nerysEr or -f'nn y
In The Tomhs Wagner said Thaw.R
sense OF smeiB was practically normal
AT that ttthe--4Scpt q. lsc6-were yoE
Of the oplni9a that 5ThAw had brain
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70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE HRoMo ouinins Tablets.
TrusSis,s rsfund money II II falls 10 cure. t.
signature u on sYery bo1, ,3tc. sss
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COURT OF APPEALS
AGAINST KAFFENRuRG.

ALBASr. March b,-The Court o,
Appeals to-day affirmed the order OF
7 the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
E6nrS. ffrsf Depaffmeilt. disbdrHag
braham Karenbnrg. as lawyer. The
complaint ssainst Raffenisasg MAS
Ioaged by the New York City Bar Az
sociation. following exposure OF his
connection with tho Dodge Morse All
gnrce case, and OF the alleged fact thai
after tho Indictment OF Abs IIalnmel
Kafrenburg continued pracucIng Inv
nHdsT tho firm natna OF Howe & Hum
mel,
81 PILES CURED In TO IA DAYS.
PAID OINTMENT ka guaranteed 10 cure nnr
fsss Of nehing. Blind. Dlredina or Prot-udinE
Eiiss inIers ~ dasH or money resuai'st Zoe -
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! severe Rebuke for Jeroat,e.

Hang l1o&n. came -lnstlce- k1tFHef-
AanfneS's last rsfnaf Sfald ffis
aefisf savHrstr. ttshss, 70 ahead, Mr.
Dfstr4rt. .atturrcy. and fr. -es endearor
not p ask the Ratsse question over again
Wagner repeated his las, reply.
,--31As y .haye aaid bstrtn. we found no
isssi ,ions sptSD be- saa. ~ pps Sss ,ssre e i
nothing In his actlonh. aa reported. TO
me, that ever ntceaaartly had a bearing
or h Inference to any talnt OF eptiepsr |"
epilepsy n ths Tomhh with Thnwy'.
Yes As recall. Mr, Thnw foId me
he never remembered having had an
bs,mas objected. saying this was no.
together. is also eontenaed that
Jcf,omS8 inquiry Was too broad
Ing his srias, sthat the ovas,ons and
Qulbbi!ngs Of this witness cohstitate so
extraordinary a procseding that con-
tend hsys N.Y. abssssst rtshs 70 ,S, sstaslss es h1
expert is an honest man and whether
his psatsments arc worthy or cre-
As Delmas sthrtt,, TO reply. Jerome
broke In with aneering interruption.
This is, no time for stump speech, "
I II Insist that these remarks are I'm
THE District ttorney "a guilty or cont
duet which tends to lower the dignity
OF this court and TO febase tho tone Of
this debate. l say this not In Q. spirit
OF resentment. but as n protection to
this witness. who .s being made the
object or the District AttoFney.s ofrnu-
siYenesH, The course OF the learned
District-Attorney certainly can be OF no
issues here involved ana from every
other point Of View they aro certainly
out of place"
Then he went on to say that nj the
very beginning OF the trial Jerome had
Tor all the testimony that could p6ssi.
bly, throw light spen tho ease. and
more particularly that part OF tho tes-
timoBy relating TO Stanford White's
mode of htu. lie felt. therefore, that
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THAW,S JUDGE IN ANGER GIVES
STERN REBUKE TO JEROME AT TRIAL

| he waa nmrtN constituent In dcnasa3hs
that the ctoas.exnfpinhtian- ba limited
| 70 ele evidence on the record.
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Huron atreet. Greenpoint. said after his
Hrrest:.
i ,;as coming up with my car toward
.ta,a Manhattan tower at about the resu-
iatinil silsnd. The automobile caaie
AsnAFasde OF the car just as we reached
! tha i3wef
aJasf there ff,e chauffeur yrercd
TO she sefS In an effort 10 run
asxy>r on the car tracks nhend of
ssssz-eAs. rlsis.-l,~--$ III IN. fr.-%,r-f~--ta
rasn . wagon thnt was In the
i driveway sHsf In front OF him. ne
asissea jadEsnent about the space,
he had and the forward pnrt OF
s shs hntnmnhaie coiiiaed srtfk thr
Wagon,
/ THE force OF tho collision was sum
c!eht 10 pitch the woman out OF tire
rear seat of the automobile. I had my
scnr under coptrol, but there war no
.ttmn 10. hing II 10 n ssanIs.Gl- netars
II could BtBp the car the forward wheels
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oayn . Netsd uriver.

z 1Wanace Owen Is one OF The best rae
,ssfng autois,s In tho country. and incl.
dentaiiy he 10 noted FOR his reckless
Z iiess- HI wn5 cna o. the America n
taaEn last September IN tho preliminary
Vanderbilt Cup race on Long Island.
and inquired In hairbreadtl escape Just
on the eve Of tire conteet ffis ma
chine. an so-hosseposer Maxwell, was
-wfetsked md no was hurried out with
4 ffs has been Arrested several .,rnes
/ for reckless kneeding. rs --ss s1ai,i+,;
up rs1cs on tIa aftrrick Rohd. 4 l..
ard fined for driving his machine at a
sh!gh rate OF speed,
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TEN HURT AS
CENTRAL. TRAIN
JUMPS TRACK
New York Express from
Chicago Ditched Near
Poughkeepsie.
THE INJURED.

i---tsE>ssfGeaS VI, R-J-~pteSsnr oas.1
seafp wSand,
head cut. .a
brRTSLEr, y. IL. Clyde, Of seaip
wound ana aprninea afsauider.
BRADoN, Berkeley, cook on
siSntnE car, No. 18a west 0ne
Hundred and Thirty-thira street,
New York; log broken. Flower
raospssAI.
WooIsEY, J. H.. New York,
cuofry ssody bruised.
PIcftETTS d. H., porter, New
York, heaa ana nrms injured.
SMITH. r. w. New YORK porIerl
body bruised.
back inJufed.
safiTH. r. F., porter Kew York,
body bruised.
HURST. n. H.. trGinman, New
York; back Injured.
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tcenanaea from First Pars1-
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.I believe Thaw was so Intensely as.
grieved that tho brain storm Mas
brought on and intensif,ed by the sud.
den encounter with whTtA"
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hack with his club and ordered his men
10 sweep them off the BrlaEn. Tho po.
i i.cc wrapped the nangied body In
bisnkets and carried 1t to the sub-sta-
N don III the Manhattan terminal. where
4 It was Held TO await TIE ARRIVAL OF r,T5-
Coroner. Bot. the motorman and con-
s drctor of the trolley car were placed
under arrest charged with manslauEi-
{ Ter.
THE police also took pos,ession OF the
which Ne Owen drive back
i 10 Bfookiyn. carrying the Tumbridsrs
WIN MIN to the bridge station at the
seastEFn ssssi ssss structure eisssFtsfaB
on the Broodyn side Mr. Owen made n
statement ia which ne sought to exon
efste hirHself Oh all blame
To saia that he had carefully turned
IN the car upon passing The Manhattan
tower. He felt the sharp impact OF the
~carss buffer. but aoes NOT consider that
: the Force was sufflclent TO have thrown
sfra Tainbtidae out had she no, been
K gsfestsifnp nx,
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,.,e,yssaaIf t:nst rirr- -eatanre:

According to hia version the young
wcfs1an leaped TO her feet in alarm, and
lost her balance al the car. bumped the
rear OF tho antonobTIe.Y He declares
that there Is no basis whatever for the
nfotorman's claim thnt he was steering
out OF tho way of wagon and wedged
hif-tseIf In before the car,
Afsa. Tumbridge was thirty Ssars old.
She was Miss Waterbury, daughter
Of Jud Waterbury. millionaire OF Wa
terbury, Conn. At Me time OF her mar
srfaEa 10 Major Tumbridge she was con-
adhered one OF. the handsofnest young
women In Connecticut
4 Axtsr the police on the New York side
81 The. Bridge had takca possession of
AAszrnk Aafiaefia agA. -koaY- and The motor
Eskan Rad been taken TO Bruokiyn VIC.
sNSst Aisputo arose between tine police OF
tAA two SSfeGglis AS TO which should
.haNa vnarNa or the cnse.
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All OF the passengers In the Pullman
cafs wsstS In their bsTttihs. AanyT VI
theSn wsre pitched out and theee was .
mad panic M tfey tuntbtrd ore9- tAcsi
other TO escape from the WRECKED cara
THE injured pA=sensers were carried
out 10 gave them from bossiblo fre; In
thu flrs, r,,ah the passengers forKot All
about ta,elr clothing. and men and wo.
men alike jumped ont into the snow
Sauks ssons si.e tracks In thn nfmsses. tlfaz z4e .
kind OF rain,ent. AZ order was restored
The passengers returned tor tneir tfoth'
Ing and yaluabiss.
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The cause OF the wreck. Ike That al
Rrrynters. ia said 70 hnya.s been ths
| sprsadiag OF y be ratls@e ittictaszi 9 the
road said that in tho severe winter
weather It was difficulty 10 keep the
track. In tha best -ccndiiion.-
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J losT. FouNo ANo REWARps.
"a : iE.5AUinpR4 tANYs--ssslElMALg-


Experienced girl for shirt .ironinss
fnaehine. Dakota steam Laundry, tss apsa
q iaAth st
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Train system 10 Tied Up.

All OF the aouthbound tra,hs on tho
2tha-rwcntaeth- Century
f,yer and tho Southwestern Limited. ara
blocked. and the entiss schedule OF the
nstem between New York and Albany
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Al the crash cane II is reported that
the locomotive and forward car escaped
ideanolItfon by tho lucky breaking of a
Ieoupiing. Two OF the Pullman neepcrs
narrowly escaped plunging into tho
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Thaw Becomes Fretful.

Thaw pai1 absolutely no attention TO
ait thts. 1Ie Epent the time opening hts
mail and reading the. freak letters that
Onece, Just nj twelve o'clock, he rHfsed
hB head fTom the litter of errA&led
-uInNuscfipta Win 4 frctfml movement
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iWotofman's Own Story.

/ MotbfnnAn Mhher. who lives nj No. lls
ESuron street, Greenpoint. said after his
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Test Of Optic Nerve.

--1"pid you test the optic nerve with the
same care whfeh you exercised In test
ing the olfaetory nsrvesf"
we esamhted the optic nesys with
care-thnts nll ] can say. we em.
ployed the ArEyle-Robins test
.syss,,a.ss ,the optic. nerya normal -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05

Save money by buying Dishes at Dean g
this week. ~
Buy $500 worth OF Dishes for IS rents
al Deanss this week. II
The Young Matrons' Club was enter.
;aihed5by Mrs. Frank Becker, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. q. NJ. Weatherwax and Mrs. F.
II, Green. went TO Portland yesterday,
to make . short visit with friends.
Birch Appleton was tried in the police
court this morning on the charge Of steal
ing DR.. Austin's bicycle. The lad had
witnesses to swear they cav him buy Il g
wheel. Judge LOOMS took the case I'm.
per atvisement.
Tickets for the Edward Baxter prr,y
entertainment, are being cold quite "a,
idly. The tickets are being sold at so
cents, which il just one halt the usual
prize. This 10 done that the young peo.
pie may have the privilege of hearing
this famous artist.
$. A. Randolph vas pleasantly eur.
prlsed last Saturday evening by a party
OF friends, on the occasion Of his birth
dav. In few we'll chosen word-, Judge
Loomis presented Mr.. Randolph with a
handsome gold K. OF p. watch charm.
A. very pleasant time is reported by those
present.
John Polka and Arthur Matson were
arrested on complaint Of Building In
spector Hits Monday. charged with
altering a frame building on south G
street without permit. Judge Loomis
continued the case a week, to give u Q
parties a chance to place the building in
it's old condition.
At the meeting Of George Crook Pos,
No. 63. q. A. r., Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: Commander. e p l.. Rob.
er's; $. V. G. Fred Nye; J. v. G., WIN.
Lord; @. NJ, e. +. Bel,z; y. d.. j. $.
ingram; o IT,, J. B.Hayne.; Chaplain,
l.. ). Davidson; Adjutant, Jas. NJ Bum.
in9ham.
Word was received here Tuesday even.
ing from BeIiinghap,. that Mrs. james
Leitch, a former resident OF this city,
had just died. Mrs. r. E. Foy and Miss
M, E. Orr. sisters of the deceased, left
Wednesday morning, for Bellingham ia
attend the funeral. which takes place
this afternoon. Mrs. Leitch was we'll
known here, several of Ter relatives be.
ing now residents of Aberdeen!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
TOOK SAILOR IN.
A Sailor Loses Valuable elk Tooth IN
Hume Street Ba0inO.

.,.t.. Hume Street BaginO.
A well known sesfaring man happen ed
into the 20. T." bagino. on Hume street
the other night, and af.er talking to
Mildred Russell, an inmate, discovered
his watch charm. q diamond set elk
tooth. was missing. When he 'made a
roar" the landlady offered to let him
select charm, up to 500, at Burnett's,
and she woulu paw for it. This the sailor
refused to do. doubtless fearing the ate. :
math. aud is out his charm.
Mabel. the landlady, and Mildred are
the damsels who figured In the Fogel
diamond case, and it IL said that Mabel
rooms with Mrs. Patterson, who was u
witness in that case, and that the three
work together in separating such giddy
old youths as fall in their way from their
valuab'es. Usually the loss is pocketed
Quietly for tear Of exposure. and the
game goes on.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
GETS HORSewHippeD.
Olympia Newspaper Nan Assaulted
by an lrate Alaskan.

OLYMPIA, Dec. &C. M. Hartwell,
business manager Of the Morning Newe,
was horsew hipped yesterday at his home
here by Col. Stuart Weatherly, an Alas
ka mining man, who ,s visiting friends
here. Recently the newspaper published
an article under a display head, telling
Of the runaway of u horse when the
colonel was arranging to 20 riding With
a well-known lady Of this city. The ar.
ticle generally wa. sharply criticized, not
only by the persons concerned, but by
friends Of the parties. After the whip
ping, Hartwell caused the arrest Of the
colonel, whose trial will be held here
Friday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership known as the Hub Clothing
Company" composed Of l.. Fogel and
Chss. GIoes, heretofore existing, has
this day been dissolved by mutual con.
sent.
l.. Fogel will continue the business
formerly conducted by said partnership,
and will pay all debts of the said part
nership.
The outstanding accounts OF the part.
nership will be- collected by either Chas.
Gross or l.. FogeI, except certain of the
accounts which have been signed to l..
Fogel all books of the partnership are
in the possession of l.. Fogel.
Dated this End, day Of December, 1897.
l.. FoGEL.
CHAs. GROSS