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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
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A fire which threatened 20 dea
troy a half dozen OF the most sab
utantlal buildings at Youngstown.
started al about e 30 this after.
noon and at the time o. going %
press was raging Ia the Llnkie
hotel which had been burned al.
most 70 the ground. the Johnston
hotel and The Colman and Kay res
ideuces. The Seattle fire depart
mons was called. and the residents
Of the district fought the flames
desperately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
NIGER EGMEW
or DISCOVERIES
julius Koch, Ex-COmpIrOllers BrOher-in-Law, Returns
From Honduras -Hsd Received Letters and Clippings
From Wife Telling Of Exposure Of Shortage

Koch received letter from bis
wife. who remained In Seattle. tell
Ink him OF the charges against Rip
linEer and enclosing newspaper
clippings giving the details OF tho
disclosures 49, they took place
Mr. Koch says that be WAS In
Honduras during The months OF
April and May and part Of June
this year but bee refused 10 go into
the details OF what he WAS doing
r. az Mr. Ripliugera brOtherin-
law. feel too kcenly the situation
20 say anything or talk about the
case" be- said
but did you hear OF The disclOs-
ures In Seattle before you left Hon
duraB7' was asked by the reporter.
Yes. received the news IN a
letter from my wife who also en-
closed newspaper clippings about
the matter" replied Mr. Koch.
WAS John RipiinRer aware Of
the disclosures before that7" was
next asked Of Mr. Koch.
You who know John RiplinRer
as we'll as ! do know that whatever
be knew or heard be kept 10 him
self. he returned
Mr.. Koch went south from Seat.
lie IN the spring for the benefit Of
his health. Al Los Angeles be- fell
into the scheme 20 go 20 Honduras
with Ripllnger and his brother.
Nick RiplinRer taking passage
from New Orleans and reaching
the banana country ia March
In Honduras Mr. Koch contracted
malaria and was forced 20 return
TO thls country. A short soiourn ia
Arizona improved his health TO
such an extent that he IL now
ready 10 return 20 work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
SHOCK ED
10Y United pts..l

SALT LAKE. Aug. 70 one
dostb haa occurred ana many per.
SOFAS we're badly shocked at Bling
ham junction early this morning
when an electric power wire caught
IN eny chains o. an electric light
aleu This charged an Of the city
telephone and lieht wires IN the
business section Of the town.
Edward McDcrmott. a lInemau,
attempted to cut the wire leading
to she blazing slgn and was Ia.
stantly killed
Telephone Eirls were knocked
senscloss.
A number o. residents attempting
TO turn on their llghts received &C..
we're shol,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
STRIKE WILL BE A
LONG One

Yesterday vas a quiet day for
the striking telegraphors also the
two companies Both the Western
Union and Postal cleared up all
business. aud today started on on
"cvon date messages both sending
and receiving.
Manager Dunno. Of tho Postal.
stated that everything Was NOV
ing quietly 0f course little bust
ness iH offered ON account 81 the
lease clauses and no guarantee
being given that the messages will
$50 thuagh without delay The
coaatwiHe and eastern business
Is not interrupted 10 any extent
however.
Supi Reid % the Western Uulon
is IN Portland trying 70 discover
causes for interruption on the
wires According 10 statements o.
officials. little interference Is now
being met with. the wires being
cut out Of places where Il ls alleged
Interference has occurred.
The telcgraphers are ready for
a long Siege and so far not a mem.
ber has fiunkcd and returned to
work. OF given any intimation ~
no doing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

......,.A ga !slrlt Of protos.
...,l salsu., I~-ps wro'n'k'
-, !. Austrian ss.l~.~, Of reputation
! ii. art rssss'i' a cal'a scat at
y ~ "a marasf eeorEe Essen
s &c. i ,as rsrs aS' a fellow
"a, ~ victim Of the as
~, !. ~ SOS at the morgpe Is
:. -. !. ,se Interference q Manaser
recmpoa. Of the Edcn
49, !, FIRST az. and Cherry
.,.r, he shooting occurred
acaralns TO witnesses Wroin-
!, .ner ealing Essenhergcr a vile
-. arvw revolver and shot at
4 n,eaaea victim. The bullet
.-es he right lapel Of the coat
,.Aes. touching the flesh.
r.. mAddeaed artis, thercupon
..~es ais Intended victim on the
80 With Tie gun. telling him
s..a,us over the halfcousClous
rao. wroinsAl aimed tar a second
-, when Thompson approached.
na grabbing a piece q sas pipe
.-..t wulnskl on The head in
sus 70 preseas bis firing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
TO CHOOSE CoUKcILMEH TOMORROW

chief Deputy Upper. in the comp
froliefa office. today decided ihat
the uew state eieeilna las vlil eaY
era in tomnrrowa conneiimanle
elections In tho Twelfth No
Thirteeuih wards The las pro.
yides that the POLLS shall be- open
from 5 M tu D. M
Hy following Pierce'a code. the Of.
fetal notices we're made to Riye
the wrong hours and "a vas not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
GRAFT CHARGE STERS
ASSESSOR TOM PARISH
John CampiOn, Treasurer Of Seattle Mailing & Brewing
Company Says Deputy Assessor Tried to Hold
Brewery up--WOuld Not Relract Statement.

The Seattle Mailing q Brewing
Co. whose assessment has been
raised from less than 100000 to a
half million. this morning charged
that the raise was due partly TO
the brewery's refusal 20 be held
up for $500 by one OF the deputy
assessors
When called upon by County As
SCISSOR Parish and County Treasur
en- Gormley to sdnstanuate the
charge John Campion. treasurer of
the company said that his basis
for the charge was statement
made to him Boy J. NJ Heberling,
O Second av saloonkeepcr.
Former State senator Andrew
Heinrich. president OF the company,
tried TO pour oil on the troubled
waters. but was unsuccessful. as
Campion refused TO retract his
statement
John Campion. Andrew Heinrich
and Mayor John Mueller of George,
town appeared before the board of
equalization to have the assess
mout on the machinery OF the brew
cry reduced from Sli3.000 TO about
sax The other items of the ass
sossmeut. though five times as high
as last year seemed TO be salts
factory There was considerable
wraugling between tho deputy who
assessed the machinery and Treas.
urer Campion, ersulting usually in
Campion Eettiug rather the worst
OF It whom q came to a showdown
of the value of the particular ar
ticle assessed. Campiop finally lost
his temper entirely aud exclaimed.
hotfN.
1--WE got the worst of it because
we wouldn't Dee held upif
Immediately Assessor Parish wac
ON his feet calling on Campion for
am explanation. Campion explained
that ne had been told that Il the
brewery put up $500, no raise would
be made Tho person who tQ!d him
was J. NJ. Heberling alsoonkcer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
MUST REQUEST
TRANSFERS NOW

The Puget Sound Electric Co..
operating the intcrurhau line be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma and Sc.
attic and kcntOn has issued am or.
der to conductors not to ISSUE up
town transfers 20 passengers unless
asked FOR ut the time The fare is
paid Heretofore each passenger
has been handed transfer good
on any Of the Seattle Electric Co -
lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
TRIES MANY
AUTO CASES

To-day was automobile day Ia jus.
ticc John r.. CAROLS court Otto
- Moody was fined t25 for speed.
ing the machine that was wrecked
az First av aud Denny way ON Sat
urday night, Aug 10 when Attorney
Walter Fulton was injured
Nj r. buchanan, who was driving
the auto that wrecked "a buggy driv.
ON by r. G. Perrin at First ay and
Connecticut &c. ON Aug m was dis
charged The trial today disclosed
the fact that neither Perrin his
wife or his mother, who We're In
the buggy at that time, was in
iurod
Several other cases were tried
late this afternoon growing out of
auto speeding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

ualu after lhay had been sent ont
that the error WAS noted The
board ~ elections which served 10
the primaries wiil be- called on 20
act tpmurrnw
The candidates 20 BE- voted ntaon
are Mm Hlnes. republican IN fhe
T@rlfth ward and G. Robbins
soeiaiist N , Hessinn. demo.
cratic nnd : T Armstrong. r.
publican, Zee the Thlrtconth ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
C0UHClLMEH FIGHT
ANNEXATION

Couucllmon 0nl and Mullen.
members II the city council com.
mitier on elections and boundaries.
are opposed 90 the absorption Of
the territory on the southeast.
which voted 20 annex Saturday
Tho expense 90 providing water.
hshta. streets and sewers will have
90 be- paid Tor by the general fund
ha the property could not be Ha.
HcHnea for money enough To- pay g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
ATTEMPTS TO Kill
HIS FELLOW ARTIST
AssAlLANr CONVICTED,

Advicea received from VALDEZ
are that Joe Carbonni the italian
who assaulted and nearly Killed
Captaia John A O'Brion OF the
steamer Saratoga. has been found
guilty and sentenced Tor the crime
Captain Ohrien appeared at The
trial lie was badly cut up by ths
Italian. and spent several weeks al
Providence hospital before being
allowed to SO north 60 give test.
mNuV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

CHICAGO. ill.. Aug fs.-Presi.
dent Small Is Of the opinion that
the strike will last so or possibly
80 days A s2.000.0o0 strike fund
De- asked. 60 carry on the work Of
winning what the telegraphers de.
mand Voluntary subscriptions are
asked
From figures received here from
various parts 90 the United States
u 10 estimated that 81 per cent
Of the commercial teleEraphers are
out
Brokers are coming IN on the
closed shop clause.
The situation over the country
Is. according 10 all reports AN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
slwAsHFs CAMP MAR CITY.

A camp 81 genuine West Coast
has bcfn established just
across the roadway frum the
freight warehouses ~ the purct
Sound Electric company % the
southern part of the city They
have come from the northern part
Of Vancouver island for The pur
pos1 Of assisting IN The bop picking
Ia the Sound country The party
Is ln charge ~ Chief iianduanie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
WILL OPERATE the
NEW WAsRlMGT0A

Announcement was made today
that Il had been definitely decided
10 form an association of Seattle
capitalists Tor the purpose of oper+
atiah the new Washington hotel,
apsl steps looking toward the OF
gaaizatlon Of such company ars
being taMn The association VIII
spend 100000 IN furnishing the
new llOstelry,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
SAY DROWNING is
ONLY THEORY

The authorities have now deter
mlaea nat Miss Mari Thomas
~hose hosiy vas found o. l.ako l'u.
Ion last Thursday. vas accidentally
drowned G. O Eddy an emhalm
aF az lionney Waianua. drained the
waigF from the luuHa before Cor
ouCF Carroll hsid the autopsy this
accounting FOR the faci fhat the
cofunsr failed 20 find ans evldence
nf drpeniuE be NOT AnowinE that
water bad been extracted pre-
VioualY
Mr. Eddy has been away wurk.
ing on several cases and waa uui
aware % The supposed rnYsirrF until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
listed SAVES MAN
FROM DROWNING

W r. listed. secretary Of ihe
Merchants exchange saved a man
from drowning In Lake Washing
ton near Sand Point Sunday az
teruoon he saw the man clinEinE
to am overturned canoe and went
10 him la his launch The man
was almost unconscious when res.
cucd bat was soon revived lie
would not divulgc his name. AL
though profuse in his thanks 10
FasMI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
TAYLOR NOW
MAYOR
10y United Prsss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. is.-The
state supreme court today rendered
a decision In the McKcnney sal
AIRY case sustaining the legality Of
tho removal Of Mayor sohmitz and
appointment Of Mayor Taylor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

Julius Koch. brotherin-law Of
John Riplinger. the defaultlng ex
comptroller. reached Seattle yes.
ierday direct from Honduras where
Ripinser 81 believed 20 be located
on a banana plantation Koch 70.
fuses 10 give out any information
about RiplluRor 20 tho press.
though be was IA conference this
morning with Treasurer George
Russell and other city officials
Koch practically admitted that
Rlpllnger knows what IL going on
in Seattle. as be says that be him.
self learned % the disclosures that
had been made In the comptrollers
office before be left Honduras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

feessgdaY when be partially clear
80 re- awuY
A examination - the ririH
traiu. made TILE morning. showed
t "a nofmai condition. The
rhsfuicai analysis of che stomach
faiisa 10 shuN any traces ~ poison.
inE.
The eoiler nos believe that the
Eirl Waikcd uut an the bonn of loEa
at tbs portage and had removed
her shoes 90 splash her feet 90 the
water when she slipped and fell
into ihe iake.
Relatives Wili ship the body to
EileuaharN tomorrow morning
shefe iniefmeut will be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

er on Second av. near James So.
Parish had heard about it prevl-
ously. and upon Investigation found
that Hebcrling had been held up
for a hat by some person not con.
uected with the assessors office,
and that the same person had told
him that II the Seattle Mailing &
Brewing company would pay $500
IT'S assessment would not be raised.
Neither Heberling. Campion. nor
any other person could give either
the name Of the bride takcr or
description OF him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
BANQUETFOR
METCALF

VALLEJO CAL Aug ~ Score
tary Mcfcalf ard Rear Admirais
Capps and CoNiea viii be- rendered
a banquet tonight By the lecai
Chamber Of Commerce. There will
be SO guests present Hon Frank
g. Degiln will be the toasimastcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
SAYS WIFE BEAT HIM

Instead of aucsilug Nelson
Oherg. who was found intoxicated,
he was turned over TO his wife hy
the police. and is now ln the Way.
side Emergency hospital he claims
that MS wife used red pepper and
stove fds 10 convince bin uf the
error al BIS ways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
Thieves In JAIL BEFORE
theft WAS REPORTED

cJ oIear and 1 J Ashcrton
xsrs arrested yesterday b. Detec
Tres Aanms ard Corbes'.
ne oinsers notiesd the two mse-
.s..r 4 pasnshop and. becoming
.ssrsoas ALLOWED them. They
.ss srylrg % pawn a sold watch
n Is ana told such a. unlikely
,.u nat the officers took both
ns % an
tshms tine afterwards " l.
Rs,s. a BsilIngham. reported that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
ANNEXATION
is CAR RIED

Rainier Beach. Dunlap and At,
lautlc City last Saturday voted TO
annex Go Seattle BY a majority 81
% ont OF q total % a5l votes cast
A territory two miles square and
several thousand inhabitants ia
thus added 90 Seattle This leaves
0eorEctown entirely surrounded by
the wrpaieF city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
Visa Fefsa whasy hslfsss asd ~ rector sop


tassttls stars Exclusive servlcsl
NEN YORK. Aug 10 Deserted
and about go heeume a mother b.
che tnrrihia situation % floFetta
Whaley. the iIycarold heifuaa who.
eloped last April ffam Hampstead.
T. T. with Rev 1efe keuode
Cooke thea rector ~ The exclusive
g. George church. 90 which Aug
uat Belmont sud other Fipb Aow
Workers bgiona
FORMER church friends have ".
ceived Nord that the young gifi
was lcfi itl tu a 4anifnrium in Cau,
ada b. her shameless. rnrreant
lover Who since the eioprmnnt has
been unffutkud by the Indignant
Bishop burgess tits wherra bouts
arr BOW unknown
Mfs iieaekiah Whhiey she eiri's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
losses AT RACES
CAUSE SUICIDE

tsale Cohen. aged IS. employed
B ~ uiioFing department OF
1sla Well s2i7 First av Is BE-.
hesi 70 have committed suicide
lsnase o. heavy losses a. thu race
haek Cohen has told his employ
= several tines that he would
sa< b. Aie. but the latter thought
~ uan xas iokinK This morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
TRAM WRECKED

SAN LVis oBlspO Cal, Aus 10.
Ihe train from ihs south due
here ~ Sos .VlVck Nus wrecked
nosv Conception D. Wifss south of
Honda. yhgn~. 4asssufSE coaches
ana tho hagsh.. saS were dltehod.
Ne ois as 'niA1si eNSpt . mail
efrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
MAY SUTTON RETURNS

MONTREAL. Aug. ~ May Sat.
ton. British and United states
champion tennis player. arrived
here on the steamship Dominion
from Liverpool She viii take part
in the championship games at 81
uraru on.thc Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

his room AZ the jefferson bail
lodging house had besn entered aud
robbed lie recognized the watch
and other articles which the two
suspects had 10 their possession
a. bis property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

WHERE ts RiPLiNGER7

4 julius Koch. John Ripiina 4
a er's brothsr-inlaw, on being 4
= preassd this afternoon, stated 4
a that the cE.oomptrolier owned 4
= 100 acres Of banana land Al lri. 4
4 onia, Honduras, 20 miles south 4
4 o. Gulf Coast, and 60 or more 4
4 miles from the nearest large 4
e port Ripilnaer, al present !
4 according 20 . statement made 4
4 late this afternoon, in, how. 4
4 ever, In the high mountains Of 4
4 Honduras. having gone there 4,
4 20 free HE system from the !
= wasting inrosds Of malaria. 4
= Koch states he advised Rip !
. finger 60 come 70 Seattle. but Z
= that HE persuaslons failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug ~ The
bubouio plague has broken out ln
Chinatown. and two deaths have
resulted Chinatown viii be- guar.
antiucd to prevent the disease from
spreading
a campaign against rats has been
started and buildings infested will
be thoroughly fumigatod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

man believed 10 b. Cohen rented
ooaf al Hartietta boar house. and
two hours later lt vas found float.
ms. uuoccupied- Amnag the things
found In u vas e card Of Wells
tail0rtug establishment Well. whu
had not seem Cohen since Saturday.
believes the yuuug man has ended
hts life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

era and foreikn e0mpaniea. .f.nsf
year over i.0oo e0g waa collected
lu premiums In this state alone
he manufacturer and mlu oWnaf
= "a a sense entirely at the mercy
~ these companies
ON Jane IS a meeting waa called
AZ tbs ha'aier clue and an aasocia
uoa formed Hudef the name ~ ire
Liability Underwriters Club az
Washington the officers were &
\ Stout ~ Seattle. president 3 n
Uniou, vice president. y 4 Ailay
secretary treasurer A board 81 al
reelofs. consisting 0f Hanfnrd. see
W. Ldppman, EWine and McCagFaf.
Gas chosen
The intent was 20 form . atrons
enouRh body 10 include al agents
ia che northwest
The neat move vas an iucfraas
tn premiums the average net In.
crease was about 20 pcs cent A
million OF more 81 western money
would flnw into eastern and foreign
Golfers
The ananimity. however. erased
az this point n + ilppman. rep
rescntlug the United states Casual
~ Compauy. and "a M Ewing. o.
Calhoun. Denny 4 Ewing. refused
20 Join without unanimitY. a raise
waa Impossible. A second meeting
Of TIE club has not set been called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

grandmother Is ui0w 10 believe the
STORY uf her graudchilaa abandon
msnt Things we're pltifm enough
bniues she thinks 80 many stories
have rowe 20 hef and proven false
Hh@ q tpins Hut 10 believe this
unw
ftOreiia WhRlsY u.s. isft by her
efiuK father under lhe spiritual
care ~ Cooke The ministers az
feelian Tanned into infnfuation and
bate lasi April he disappeared with
his ehafse having borrowed $500
ffafa AugHsf ieimout. ono 81 tho
plllsts 81 The fashionable church
The euupie were tracked up the
Hndrsn bot efaded pursuit The
hfoiFa Slfe of the clerical fraud
aoukAt refuge with her parents A.
iihrffafs. Conn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

Samuel D0nOyas. charged sssS
stealing tobacco from the Yeasel
on which he was employees waa
flvon a preliminary heariA . -
lnit,el States court taH afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
HARVEST HANDS NEEDED.

Great Northern officials IN Seat
he have received advices 80 tie
effect that i6.Qu0 harvest hands
are needed Tn North Dakota and
Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

was necessary 60 make the com
biuatiun complete refuse to Join the
combination.
The casualty Insurance o. done
entirely BY local agents Tor east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
FIRE H CUSE
IN BLAZE

mysterious IRE occurred In
TIE headquarters building Of ,he Sc
attic Fire department AZ Third AZ
and Main 81. about midnlrht
last night The fire Vas first aaen
coming out 81 the hayiofg hy pas
scasnrs on q passing street car. II
vas exiinzuished after a loss Of
about 81 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
CASUALTY TRUST
/ DISINT EGRATES

NJ local casualty insurance
- xhich started IN 50 promis
= at june. has gone a. pieces
= ! Lppman. u NJ Ewing and
~ others whose cooperation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
FALSE LOVE PUTS ELOPlNG HEIRESS
IN A PITIFUL PLIGHT

MARRIED RECTOR WHO RAN AWAY WITH FLoRrrrA VIVA.
Lay, MS RICH tTYEARoLo WAND. pUsERTs HRp LEAv.
INC HER III m sANirARluM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

etrrrAEc rate var between thia
country and Europe - expected 10
occur this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

Steamer Boveric IL ~ Unlou bay.
British Columbia. eoalinF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
(sy United Prsssl

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 9--Jas.
r. Glover deputy county clerk.
was victim OF vitrol throwing
woman last night by the name Of
Alice Scully Glover was badly
burned about the face and Dies
from his injuries this forenoon. This
woman was arrested aud 10 heiA
under $50. 900 bonds,
GREAT BENNINGTON ssss..
aeR. A9.-Charles l.seo,s sn ssto'
mehsh manufacturer euN his
lnotlGr and aer sister We're killer
whes their auto .yan slSo railroad
train at q crossing, near hos. M@
Roots daughter .SAd his niece were
serigqsly injured.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-10-18
Frank Moss and r.. NJ. Lawson

Frank Moss and II. VI. Lawson
were here on yesterday. Mr. Moss re-
ports the corp crop very fine but oats
the worst seen i'm Burke's Garden for
years. Corn shucking las not com
meme ed.
DIR. III. Mayer, the we'll known
Eye Specialist from Vienna, Austria,
is stopping at the Jacksonville Ho-
tel. lie examines the eyes free of
! charge and gives consultation i'm six
languages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred IT, Black and
baby, of Terre Haute, Ind, are the
guests OF n. NJ. Black and wife.
There will be no services i'm the
Main street Methodist church nor AT
North Tazewell next Sunday.
Teachers of Tazewell county, will
meet at Tazewell, i'm High School
Chapel, November LIST. All teachers
are expected TO attend. Teachers will
be allowed their salaries rs il teach
ing.
The public is invited TO attaend.
p. III. Williams, Supt.
Capt. Geo. b. Lake has left Taze-
we'll for Lexington, KY, where he
will reside. While here Capt. Lake
made many friends. He left with
only the highest praise of Tazewell
people, and the recollection OF sympa-
thy and goodness shown him and his
family during their eventful stay in
TaZewell will be cherished as long as
he lives.