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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
FLASH TEST
FOR SAFETY

Any OIL that viii fiaaA ~ less
than $50 degrees il IN my judgment
not safe for fuel OIL said Fire
Marshal kellogg this morning When
speaking 81 the result Of the fire
aud water committee meeting last
night The Oh ordinance Ia the
hands Of the COMMITTEES prescribed
flash test OF 80 degrees. I In.
sisted upon 4 test OF Ito degrees
bat that Was considered too hlEh. ="
Last night the fire and water
committee eliminated the clause re-
aalring a flaah teat from the oil
ordinance. II vas aaid that this
teat would eliminate the Union on
Co. Of San Francisco. from com.
paslnE With the Standard oil Co.
Nf. kellogg saYs that he Il anxious
70 see the unlnn on 20 IN e0mpe.
liilon with the standard. but that
unless u can pass the flash test.
regards u as unsafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

The saloonkeopofa I'm George
town 10 not intend "a submit 10
Sheriff Smiths order 10 close their
places OF business ON sunday
They intend 20 engage legal tai
ont IN an effort 90 have the sheriff
restrained from arrestinE thcm or
IN any way interfering With their
sunday business
A delegation OF Georgetown -
ioonkeepers called on Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh this morning
Through their spokesman. W A
earle. they asked AR Macintosh
what his lntentionn we're a. 10 the
enforcement ~ the sunday closing
law They were informed that the
prosecuting attorney would reader
assistance 10 sheriff smith In the
enforcement OF the Law. aud would
continue 10 do 50 until the Law Was
changed
sheriff Smith. who happened 70
be IN the prosecuting attorneys Of.
flee at the time. assured tho com
mittee that the Law would be en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
CHANGING IRON ON
MADISON STREET

Madison street. from Fourth ay'
to Seventh ay,. is today lined With
workmen who are engaged IN tear
ing out the old rusty iron along The
cable tracks and replacing u With
neN material
The fish plates and the boiler
iron strips used 20 hold the rails
TO the Iron frame work which 10
embedded In cement are all being
replaced.
However. the old rails seem 20 be
left as they have BEEN for years and
many OF the joints appear half worn
out and 40 ahaky that they might
at any moment preeipitate another
such accident as occurred at Ninth
av. sometime ago when a woman
passenger met her death by one Of
the cars leaving the rails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
STILL COY

NEW YORK. May Wise maids
and aaRaeious bell boys surround
Mabelle Gilman az an impenetrable
guard in the apartment hotel AZ
Gotham today
The actress remained inyulner-
able 10 the attacks Of Al army Of
reporters aud artists.
A persistent rumor Is that She
has already married Corey In Paris
but this seems not deemed worthy
OF denial.
Another r1lmor IL that Corey has
secured the famous Madison Square
Garden apartment Of the late Stan
ford White This IL also allowed
90 20 by default
NEW YORK. May late this
afternoon Maybclle Gilman con-
scented 20 answer ave questions
one-The wedding IL set for May
ID
Two-The ceremony will be by
clergyman aud not at corey's apart.
menta AZ the sherry.
Three-AfierwardH ms home VIII
be IN New York az my husband 3
side
Four--Nune win be present ey.
ceyi the members 81 the immediate
family
Five-we have never been mar
fied before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
S ACCIDENTALLY
WOUNDED

Lev Prentice. - years old. an
engineer residing In Tacoma. was
accidentally shot At 1880 this
morning al the Northern Pacific
ronndhoase Prentice was alone
upon an engine At the time aud IL
IL not known how the accident oc.
curred. The wound is from a Re.
yolssr and n is supposed that
Prentice vas experimenting with
the gun when n went off. He wss
removed to the Seattle General hos.
pitai where he was operated npon
BY nf Willis. Ills wound Ia COZ.
nldered dangerous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
BEcALMED OFF THE COAST

Excessive Gains during the past
month along the Pacific coast are
reported BY the masters Of two lnm
her carriers. the schooner William
". smith and the bArkentlns News
boy. which have reached tho sound
from California and are tied 40 II
Tacoma
The Newsboy. Captain Anderson
II as days from san Pedro. and
the william " smith. Captain Han
sen. II days from Redondo. Both
lay for DAYS with very little pro
Kreas They encountered no bad
weather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
LOOKING FOR KID
KRANT

y Z RaAhe. manager for Nouag
choynshl. T. IN the elsy trylnE -
locate klA KrantH. the fast Seattle
fighter Raahe IL anxious to draw
krant % Heaslng Cal. for q ~
Wtth Choynski who ssnre be Was
defeated b. krAnf has heen win.
ntnK from everyone in the south
lAnf kFant II the only man who
has been able 90 best Choynaki. and
Tot that reason Raabe feels that the
Seattle hos would b. the bsat match
De could make. Ne wishes 70 lasts
= challenge through The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
SHIPPING MEN GIVE
ULTIINAHON

The shippers met this morning
with the lonKahoremsn's committee
IN the offices Of the Alaska steam :
ship co. They made an offer Of a
wage increase running from ~ per
cent % rs per cent They inform
ed the lonanhOremen that this Of.
fer II open until Saturday. but n
not accepted then. the shippers viii
end negotiations and refuse any
raise at all
IL 10 naid that the iongshors-
men will accept the offer, as the
more conservative members Of tn
union believe their original demand
was sEofbitabt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
LOCAL FLASHES

May Not Take Money.
King county may not accept the
allotment Of $4,000 to which Il IL
entitled from the state read fund.
The county Il not entitled 90 this
allotment uniesa Il appropriates
the same cum. to be used IN build.
lnE state roads
VIII Select Anaeoftss.
n IL probable that the state
board Of control and the special
commission will soon announce the
selection Of a site al Anneortcs Tor
the proposed $50. 900 soldiers home
This location is said 70 be gener.
ally favored
Brain Storms" Charged.
In the divorce complaint Of Min
ME Meffliu against Henry Mefflin.
flied yesterday. tho defendant II
charged with suffering from brain
storms. which developed a tendency
70 violence
Add 20 Brick Plant.
Already applications are coming
In 10 the building Inspector office
for permits IN the new annexed
territory Of Columbia and South
Park.
The Denny Clay company at Van
Asselt plans The erection Of another
threc-sf0ry building ct It's plant
Had Broken les.
ole Johnson was found with n
broken leg last uisht At the road.
eide near THE old glass works at
Smiths Cove. ~ Patfelman Peter
con. Ha wns taken % the Way.
side hospital The man hurt him
self By falling on q trestis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
M0ULDERS WORKING NINE
HOURS A DAY

The situation 81 the lfun mou' 4
ufu today stands practically an
charged aud M immediate umlkoui
II expected They are working nine
hauFa az usual. The union has
held two meetings this week. one
being last night. but the only
statement that the moalanFa uould
make today as that the matter
stnod unchanged and a was intl
mated that they would continue 70
sofk nine hours FOR q time ~
least. pending a conference with
their employers A. TA0oma and
neqsinm the noald~rn are cut 90
an eisht hour demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
MANY GATHER
AT BOISE

BOISE, Ida. May 2-ihe city IL
rapidly filling up with strangers
coming 20 the trial. although tho
ease will not be called until May .,
Fifty deputy Hherlffa will DO
sworn IN and Il Ia believed that
more than that number Of deiec'
tiscs are employed by the two
sides.
The offices OF tho attorney for
the prosecution IL guarded das and
night, Extra guards are constant
~ on duty at the Jail
The public la not excited but a
determined feeling exists that the
prlsonern must have a trial and
that justice must not be thsarted
By q show Of violence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
TO MEET

All automobile dealers and auto
mobile owners are requested 20
meet a. the rooms Of the CONNER
ciai club tomorrow night az >
O'Clock 10 discuss plans for the big
automobile parade and race meet
10 be held on Decoration day and
the day following
Il Is planned 10 have over 200 su.
tomobiles IN the parade on Decora.
lion day and prizes viii be given
BY merchants for the best turnouts.
a program Of two days racing viii
be prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
RUSSELL TAKES UP SOUTH
PARK WARRANTS

City Treasurer Geo. Russell was
today making arrangements TO take
np the warrants 81 South Park and
10 transfer the monies OF that tovn
TO the city treasury
There IL a total Of about $500
In warrants against South Park
and 10 OBJECT this the town has
81 zoo In cash and the returns from
county taxes will more than make
up the difference.
Gradually the treasures OF IN
suburban towns are being conaoil.
dated with the city treabaT'a de.
partmsnt In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
LAVIGNE FUNERAL
TONIGHT

Funeral services over the ~.
mains % William ~ Laviaue viii
ha held this evening 81 o'clock az
fhs parlorn Of the nonuey Watson
company. Third av and Univer'
aifY 81
Tho services uiil be held under
the auspices of the local lodge Of
EIks. Mr. LaviEne having been =
memher % the Saginaw lodge 81
that order. After the services the
eAakei will be removed 70 che kinE
II. depot 10 be sent east on one ~
the overland trains tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
PRISONER bRouoHr rGRa.

John McCalium. a marine fireman.
arrested By government Inspectors
81 Port Townsend Monday charged
Nith smuggling opium. Vas brought
to Seattle Tuesday nixht and placed
IN Jail 10 awAit the action ~ enc
federal grand jury next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

Complaints were issued today
against A. Bernstein, II. Robinson
aud William Aeker for violating
the auto speed law. II is charged
that bernstein drove his car faater
than permissible while driving on
Pike st., between Terry and Mel
roae avs. Aeher was arrested while
driving on Pike st.. between Belle
yue and Summit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
CHARGES AGAINST JAILERS
UNTRUE SAYS FRAZIER

considering IT, location. are better
than could Be expected To mY
minA there - NOS word % tfush
In the charges either against Hhsr.
tff Lou smith o. the suAFda "
there we're. I would have heard
samsthlrH % Il dufins the numet'
cess times I have been through the
jail o. Ia the isesuile eoaft o. auFs
tnw the tifna | sat on tbs eFiimual
banrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Coroner Carroll today left for
Eagle Gorge where Arthur Land. a
logger IN the employ Of the Page
Lumber company Was killed this
morning The man was working
IN the woods rolling logs and got
In the way OF one with the result
that he was crushed to death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

Judge Fratsr IL net In accord
with the members OF the Humane
society - 70 the conditions % ktns
countY talA
Hin honer visited the iail today
Aftrrw ards he said, have IN
srected the iaii a namhsr % times
duFing the last TIVE years, Ia fact
ever STAGE I have been on the bench
and my cesains has not been her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today as
follows.
Day--Aieiaia u Day, 90, April
-. az e54s WoodlaWn.
0'HarA O.Hara. 3, Aprfl
-. At Seattle General hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
WILSON WAS ALSO
A CRATER

AAN FttAStfECp. MAJ rlnvsrs
nor atiietfa Niii srmHnd Railroad
ganamissiauaf Andfew wilson's res.
iEnatinn tHfs svsrfnE Wlisan has
confessed that while a member ~
fhs san rFsnoisco hoard n super
Wilson's Ne Hneanfsd hFihea from the
railroad tstaphons companies and
fiEhf trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
LICENSED TO WED.

I.ouis>Goidsmlth. Is. ana Jessie
wright ~ HeEumifs. wash
J. n Ahekls. - and Chfistina
swanson. ~. both Of seattle.
Harold a. Benson. 3s and Mtn-
nie WaeHsfm. 20. kuaeortea
Frank NJ Peterson 90. aud
Adoiia q. Humphrisa. -. 81 Paul.
MINI.
Hush n oarFins 81 aud Helen
Starr. Is. both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
BIRTH RECORD.

births we're registered today as
follows
connor--At iii2 = Pike. MAY /.
TO wife Of Arthur ]. Conner, q
daughter
RAynsr-At ii0s Fifth ~. \. F..
April g. to wife OF O. RAyner. a
daughter.
Craham-At s02 Pike. April 81.
% wife Of Albert Carl Graham. a
a0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
ELEVEN KILLED

Iotfippa IeIe0faph berNIce.J
CHARLESTON, W Va, May a.
The latest from the Whipple mine
says that all OF the sixty four
miners IN the shaft when the "a.
pioHlon occurred are accounted for
The death list will number II and
one other may die
Fifiy'three miners escaped By
climbing a ladder In the afr shaft
The explosion occurred yesterday
afternoon la the main heading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
DENIED

(Scrippa Telegraph ssFyicel
SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 2-Coua.
sci for Abe Ruef this morning de-
manded a change OF venue but 4
Was denied. Examination OF tales
mcn was resumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

WASHINGTON May z@No sn-
eaufaetnF were the reports Neefe-
tarv Taft brought back from Onto
that the Taft a~n here are begin
nlas e. state that Foraker has 70
tired senator Burton r. the chief
ahaufsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

Local shipping men and steve
d0rss today Issued IT. uitimatum 20
tho lonKahoremen's union, offering
part OF lts demand for better wages
or the privilege Of going on u
strike and fighting II out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
POLICE CHIEF HERE.

chief Of Police Kahn. Of sagi.
nav. Mich. was In Seattle yoeter.
day on a brief visit He came west
70 take r. r Pearson. caught In
Tacoma. back 10 Saginaw on an
mbezzllng charge,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
RIOT

CHICAGO, May A market
rampage with bullish excitement on
account Of the crop damage pre-
vailed In the board OF trade today
The advance threw the pit Into a
state Of excitement bordering on
riot July wheat scared 10 sbA
cents. an advance OF three cents
during the past two days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
ACQUITTED

gsestpss TELEGRAPH ssrstee.l
San ANTONIO. TEXAS. May -
Capt Haekllu. accused % laxitY IN
commanding the negro troops a.
Brownsville. was acquitted this aft.
aEnnan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

MAKE OFFER TO LONGsuouB
MEN on SUBSTANTIAL WAGE
INCREASE, AND DEMAND An
swEu SATURDAY - LONG
suoarsEN nxrEcTED TO
ACCEPT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

TOOK rMnSn w,
- f1trnaat ehsafrf than haf
Ire nels htefhogt Essf
ses 49,. ana iei sssieo ~ otssn
rass terms - =. =.
-. ~ Nwsh 18th ssNiee each. On
49, ....th ~ tifeen LAKE GA teHns
- - wsst sestlis. fhis 4 = snap.
fNn< esstftrrr
~ ffisf Nidx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

There sill be 10 services held
IN the Church % tho immaculate
Conception. whlch vas partially De-
sgruysd hY fire Yesterday. for some
tims. II - expected 20 have the
Jesuit sshooi. the Seattle college
situated IN the lower floor of the
building. In running order BY next
Monday. The school rooms wera
souaewh af damaged ~ watef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
Boy1e's
Garden
7 racts
EVERETT INTERURBAN.
$3.50 TO $500 PER TRACT oNETHIRD CASH, BAL
ANcE IN PAYMENTS RUNNING YEARS
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
EVERETT INTERuRBAN.

On Sunday, May D. | win put ON the market 40 acres
Of the best garden land between Seattle aud Everett at
prices aud terms that Will force the small investor 10 take
notice We will make this offer to any purchaser that
after six months IL they meet their payment TO
fund their money with 10 per cent interest # they want IT,
and we will guarantee double their money in years
Take Everett Interurban Ballard at 10 o'clock Get off
Mt Give Station You viii be shown the way TO the
ground Pats Of the property at Boyes Clothing Store
1913 Pike St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
WAS oAuosr IN rsg ACT.

The affleefs % The Usltsd states
transport Burnside feel that ~ Last
petty thfsxfn9 on heard tae Wbtp =
thinK 81 ere past last nsxhs D
ftiii = soans Nussiau sailor wha
has been an the Burnside but a
snort time. was found IN oae af
fhs cffiesFs roofns when he Waa
discovered ~ made = aa&h fof the
side ef thr vessel and tArew the
ie0t. q t. rtaisnsa. overheard This
consisted u $50 in money. Hlit l.
nos eeeauYfnE a rsi3 N the city
3all krnneth Camernn ana Charles
Thorn are held a. witnssseA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
HUTSON
is OUT


OLYMPIA. May 2.~Charlea T.
Hutson state senator from the
eleventh district. has resigned aud
the governor today accepted the re.
slgnation.
Senator Hutaon IL assistant 70
United States District Attorney Sui
Ivan IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

- .~sni 81 ipts fsf $40 -
~ ts--ks rrem ear ! tioete nm
- fslk ~. = u. stAAi-fs 80
- nssk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

unaliidten Ra6barin, bic nod Sur
SGlfte in Der @rbe ftedt. au9 bier
0reife i6 belfenb elm. Cine dnbert
9tmeiIe, bic fatt bes 9intsrleibss nur
einen turaen Stumpf trdst - etne
friibsre I9pere 8srlebune i9eint bems
naa gut berbeilt gu fsin = 5eist be-
Tonberen @ifer bsim allsemeinen Rets
tunespsrt.
Ra6 elmer Stunbe iit bic lebte Der
9sgrab.nen outage sefOroert. unb nun
oe1en bic 9lmeifen baran, aud bic freis
lieeeuben berleBten S6psitern 5u bers
gen. galo 1T nas llneliidsfelb BON
8erpunbeten rein. 9o9 ni9t gang.
Cine einsige 9lmeiie nod 3appelt unb
triimmt fih unb tann nidt fort. limb
mertipiirbig! @itle Der Samariterins
nsn tommen Su ibr. befiiblen iie unb
eeben psiter. gnblich aber f9eint cine
Selferin 81 naben. Sine trGftige Orr
beiterin tommt, umfaBt bic &rdnte
unb trGgt iis etipd 4f5 3pl melt fort
= bdnn lGbt iie bic rlnsIiidlids liegen
unb eiIt tpeitsr. SD lam mir teinen
@runb fir bieIe llnbarmberSisteit
benten. 2eibsr babe i9 bel Der 8eobs
a9tling Der iibrigsn bic cine aus benz
9luge psrloren. gDie absr m6een bic
9lmeii.n ibrs pertpunheten 9nmerubins
nen gepflegt baben9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
SamarittrDitnfft non .Amtiftn.
tinad1t iamfeit nno tpauosrbars BsobadltuHs
cen zines 3ouriiisn.


ecu zines 9ouriitsu.
Sn Der wllmI9au" beri9tet Sans
Sieeert:
Sm Sommsr 1907 Tibe i'd auf elmer
8ant in Der RGbe bon Sertsnftein am
@ieripalbitGtter See. 3ufGGig blide
ib auf bic @rbe ilnter mir unb md6te
nun bic betriibenbe Gntbedung, baB
ib nit meinen ingefiisen 8ersT9uben
5dbIrei9e @meiIen in ben le1missn
8oben getretsn babe. Die Rd9rift
bon benz rglutbab," bas ih ans.ri9>
tst, muB iid iebr fdneu perbreitet bas
ben, bsnn f6on ipimmeIt bas S9rets
tensfeIb bon ben tleinen, flinten
Sbisrden. geI9dftis Iaufen iis bin
unb Der, unb balb babe i9 9elegen@
belt, bic 4meiien bon elmer mir rleuen,
bepuubernspertben Settle ienneu su
Iernen: Gs bonoelt iib BEL biefer aufs
fdIlenben 9sI9Gftigteit ndmli9 nm
ni9ts @erinserss, als bic Rettung unb
8ergung Der @erungIiidten. 3unGhit
eritrsdt ii9 Der SamariterOisnit duf
bic @erlsbten, bic nod nit einem She'll
ibres 4Drpsrs in Der grbe iteden. Cos
baIb bic Sudenesn cine iol9e linz
gIiidsdmeiIe entbedt baben, fafien iie
Su unb Sieben bic Qermite NIT bers
sinistsn arGftsn ans SusesIi6t- Don
elmer einSsInsn ameiIe tpirb fie bdpon.
getragen. Cine Der SrGgertnnsn pers
foIse idj 3ipsi garbs tpeit. Ste iibers
fuinbst ale SinberniFe, beniibt bie unb
bd Elm SGImdsn als 2aufbrett, ma9t
seitfpeilig einsn llmpsg um sinen
Stein, b.rIiert babel aber ME bic Ri9s
tuns aus BEN Iuge.
4n elmer Stele fsbe id brsi Gmeis
fen beifdmmen fteben, untbGttg, tpis
in 8eratbuns. Don 3.tt gu 3eit iens
fen fie bic RDpfe, ala ipenn Iie in Der
grbe gruben tpoIltsn. 2bsr Der feu6te
9ebm 1T fir bic Giefer Der gmeifen
ipObl gu sGbe. Soften bier stipd @ers
unsliidte begruben liegen9 Sd grube
nit meinsm WleFsr na9 uno finbe nun
etfpa lis 3olI tisf eins Gmeiie, f9iper
bsrpunbet. su sinem aliimpden Sus
fammenseba1t. Na9bem ib bic NM
eIiidli6e bon Der Grbe bsfreit babe,
iibergebe i6 iie ben Sdmdritertnnen,
bic Iis au6 IofOrt in Gmpfdns nsbmsn
unb forttrasen. Cine ipeitsr. aus>
srdbung bat baFelbe Grsebnib. Gin
Ieltenes 8eiipiel BON Spfsrmutb sibt
elm. 4meiie, bic id sbsn aus bem 2ebm
ssI9dIt babe. ObpObl feIbit idtper
berlsbt, bab iis muir NIT Miihe iih
fortbepessn fam. betbeiIist Fe Ii9
bod lsbbuft an Der Rsttuns elmer psrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
S 6 n / E e(.
&1erIei SutsrtHantes aus alitrfei Gss
biet-Jir Srbtu etipas.

Dus b69ife @ergniisen
N Dem Supunsr Der Nutureenub.
5unbe, tpeIde nur our 5iibruns
blinber g,rIonen ober I'm Sdafe ober
Bi.b auf elmer 6drm su beipu1en, be-
nubt iperben, iino in Gnglanb BON Der
9unbeiteuer befrsit.
Der 8emfenbeitanb Der
9 d 10 ia ipiro auf 5000 Stiid
eei6GBt. Sierbon entfalIen auf ben
9larner 8dnnbe3irt HOO Stiid; bdnn
fommt Der SpdblatIha nit 800, Der
9annbe5irt aanbsr 3ien Sulbtbol
nit $50 unb bas GauGborn nit 525
Stiid. Inter alien dnberen Sreiberesn
srrei9t nidt elmer bic 3ubI 400.
SIM @ebiet bes isBiesn
beut den Rei9e mar nod
pOr 100 Sabren nur cine sinSise Staot
nit mebr ols 100000 Ginipobnern
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8, i'm Sabre 1870 srft 8 folder StGbts,
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iiber 100000 Ginpobnern i'm Sabre
1900 fdOn ouf 33 ssitissen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

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ltitst. Bette aii&s. Iuftiet 3immtY, prouiStt
gsettnuns. Die btftn bitFstn une tmpsrtirtrH
@ttr6Hft uub prtma Giearrtu.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12
TRIAL OF PRICE STEWART

The trial of Price Stewart,
charged with killing Jas. F. Daily
last August, was taken up in the
Circuit Court, on Tuesday, last.
After few hours the jury was
obtained and is considered as
above the ordinary run of juries
in this county.
The jury was composed of the
following gentlemen: Albert G..
Hodges, J. j. Harrod, Jos. Glib
sou, George Gaines. Forrest Har-
rod, Carl Wilson, w. l.. DUNCAN.
G.. NJ. Alexander, Lee F. Shelton,
John Jacobs, a. l.. Crutcher, B..
B. Witt.
The evidence was heard and the
arguments concluded at o:3O
Thursday afternoon, when the
case was given to the jury.
The jury returned verdict
sentencing Price Stewart to the
penitentiary for eleven years.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12
HARGIS TRIAL FARCE STOP
PED BY COURT OF AP-
PEALS

The farce of a trial of James
Hargis, for the murder of DR..
Cox, was entered upon at Jackson
this week.
1t soon became evident that
there could be no semblance of a
fair trial from the actions and
rulings of the special Judge, and,
seeing this, the attorneys for the
Commonwealth appealed to the
Court of Appeals to grant an
order stopping the farce and order
ing the Judge to answer the writ
on Tuesday next, January Is.
The situation had become so
tense that, if the trial had pro-
ceeded, there is no doubt but that
there would have been bloodshed.
The good people of Breathitt
county had simply made up their
minds to have real trial or none
tall.
1t is evident that there can
never be fair trial of the cases
in Breathitt county, and it was
the duty of the judge to have
ordered a change of venue, as
asked by the Commonwealth. to
some other judicial district.