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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-22
FOR
PUNAHOU NINE.

The prospects Of the Punahou base
ball nine for the coming season are
very uncertain. ,stdI
F. e. Steere is said to be In favor
OF the club selling out its franchise to
the Rapid Transits.
The club will lose the services this
year of Johnny Williams, who will play
with the Honolulus; George Desha,
who has gone to Hilo, Bill Meyers,
Jess Woods and Major Van vliet.
Eddie Desha declares that he won't
pitch this season and wishes to per-
form in the out-field, where he is like
ly to shine. az
The club will be hard up for CATCH
er and Bob McCorriston may again Of
ficiate in that position; Bob wouldn't
feel at home If he didn't get his head
broken and two or three fingers
smashed during the season.
Jack Desha will be available this sea-
son, however, and Alfred Castle, the
Harvard pitcher, will be here, accom-
panied by the first and third basemen.
and probably another member of the
Hazard nine, all of whom are likely
" uooiol Tic curing a DOR
ton of the season at least.
The nine will have to get a new cap
tain this year to fill George Desha's
place.
asssssssssssss,eeyg Ass .sAsss
ceiyed $50 a month and expenses when
playing away from San Francisco.
When joys contract arrived it was I'M
accompanied by one for the Honolulus'
third baseman.
The San Francisco Club wrote to Joy
and asked him to recommend a good
pitcher and catcher. Acting on expert
advice Joy replied that he was the
only good pitcher here and that high
class catchers were rare to the verge
Of extinction.
++t
There will be a meeting of the Ho.
nolulu Baseball League on Wednesday,
1T l p. m.
Hawaiian Swimming Clubs enter
ainment at the Baths next Saturday,
aides night.
The newly-elected officers of the Pa
ific Tennis Club are as follows: up.
'ooke. president; Harold Dillingham;,
Ice president; G. p. Cooke, secretary
reasurer; r. d. Mead. manager.
49,
The Pacific Tennis Club may set aside
day in the week when the courts
hall be used exclusively by ladies.
49,
No golf matches today.
<+%
Next Saturday will see a hotel golf
'urney at Haleiwa.
Aloha, socker. IL
Bookmaker Joe Rose may make a va d
ltion trip to Hawaii that is, IL he
ltisfied himself that he'll be allowed r
land. a
Hilo is to have a return socker game 4
the same elevens that played on n
ew Years Day. "
The Chinese Athletic Club should be q
lie to put good socker team in the m
ID woo, Mon Yin. En- Sue and 10 d
would form a very useful nucleus. m
a,
The socker season closes with "a goals "
Ored. all told.
49,
A number OF improvements have been
ide lately in the condition OF the
NJ. c. A. tennis courts. and the
'mbers are resuming an interest In
game. Further improvements,
Itch VIII make these courts equal TO
y In the city. will be made at once. o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-22

An evening paper mentions Bernard
Kelekolio and Harry Murray OF Homo
lulu and w. X. Lyman OF Hllo as can,
didates for clerk of the Senate. with
a field TO divide his opposition, Will
liam Savidge would have all the more
certainty of election-if there is any
doubt of that in any case-but perhaps
the two above mentloped are only after
the assistant clerkship. Savidge has
the great advantage OF satisfactory
service for two periods.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-22
OTHER EXCURSIONS PLANNED

The success which has attended these
excursions has led to the booking of
many passengers for any further ex-
cursion that may be arranged by the
lnter-lsland company. Provided the
How continues and enough are booked
to justify it the hinau will be sent
out on another special trip on Satur-
day next, repeating the last excursion
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-22
BORN.

Dunn-on Friday. January IS. 1907 at
me kapiolani Maternity Home, to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn, u. s.
Naval station. Hawaii. a daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-22
MARRIED.

HILDEBRAND-D ALToN-At viyto-
ria, %. C., January 10. Miss Helen
Louise Hildebrand to VIM. Robert
Inge Dalton, NJ. d.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-22

Judge Dole was still hearing the
salvage suit OF IL. s. N. Co. v. chiusa
Maru yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-22

SECOND HALF.
On the resumption OF hostilities
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-22

The demand for En- Sue seems to
have died out. He was 10 have re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
MURDER
MYSTERY

SAN FRANCISCO. oct l5.-The
police are investigating the causes
Of The death OF an unknown girl.
aged a.. whose body was found IN
The house az S4t7 TwenfyHecond
IT, late last night Early IN the
evening a man. who gave The name
Of l. thinner. called a. an under
taking establishment and asked the
proprietor 60 take charge % a case
az that address When men from
the establishment arrived al the
house they found marks o. Yio-
lcnce upon the body
The morgue was notified imme.
diateiy when the wagon from The
cnruners office arrived thc house
was deserted There vas no trace
OF thinner and nothing could be-
learned from ncighbors except that
the couple bad been living in the
house for several months Nobody
seemed 20 know whether or not
they we're man and wife
The young woman was about e
years old and pretty Tho house
was rather poorly furnished and
there was nothing IN The place that
would give the slightest ciew 90
her Identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
DIVORCE THE
SEQUEL

The dlsaKTeeRhle features Of a
matrimonial fortune hunting opi
sode. both 70 woocr and wooed. are
vividly brought out IN the answer
ana cross complaint Ia the divorce
suit ol n X Kobe against Mary
Keiho. filed this morning Ia The
superior court
Tho defendant IN the case al.
lcges that previous 10 her marriage
10 the pialntiif she wns a widow.
In possession - property worth
more than 800 600 After six
years % married life. duFlnE which
time she allowed her husband TO
transact most % her business Tor
her. she claims that he has a large
amount 81 her property Ia bis
name. and that he owes her more
than $40 009 borrowed money
She also alleges that frequent
quarrcla. brought about BY her ~.
fusals 10 furnish him with money.
made connubial life unpleasant
She asks for the property and the
restoration 81 her former name.
MARY Karglcy
Mrs Kobe claims 20 have been
violently assaulted by her husband.
after which she commenced an az.
ton for divorce. which was after
wards dropped Later her husband
brought the present suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
RIOT AT
FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct l5.-pas
rick Onounen. the mosofman q an
Ocean View car. lost his head last
night as the result Of the demon,
strations 81 q crowd Of toughs b.
hind him. and fired five shots into
the crowded car from a revolver,
injuring two men.
The injured we're Charles Hal
verson. a stevedore. who vas shot
through the muscles Of the back,
and NJ II Penney. a cement xork.
er. who received two bullets Ia the
rlght wrist
The shooting came as the cui.
minatiou 81 a long series Of Dis
turhances beginning when the car
left the ferry. O'nonnell said that
the crowd had broken window,
cut the bell rope. stolen hts tadge,
removed an incandescent bulb and
applied an sorts OF epitheis 70 hin.
Finally be heard some one suggest
that bis legs be tied. aud thoaght
.lt time 90 summon assistance. Hs
SAYS be dId not intend 60 bit anT
one. oBly to call the police.
Immediately following the shoot.
ing a mob formed and shouting
Lynch him started for Ono1.
nell but a serious demonstratioa
was prevented by the arrival q
a squad OF police.
ODounell vas arrested and
charged with attempt to commit
murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
TELL OF PLOT no
NEDMAP ABE RyEF
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Coliseum.

The Coliseum ~ this week offer-
Ing vaudeville bin of unusual OK
colleucc. and one ia keeping with
the high standard Of the theatcf.
Two biz audiences Witnessed the
oponing performance last night
and applause was liberal through.
out the evening
Rosa Naynon has nearly 100
beautiful trained. tropical birds nn.
dor her control. and those who are
loath 60 believe that birds can be-
put through the cyOlutlouH That
animals are taught. should zee this
act
George Noble. a well known for
mor Seattle man, SANG two bari.
tone songs IN manner that elicit
ed applause lie WAS accompanied
by a wollncello obligato played by
Miss CorucliA Apply
Harry First a Co IN THE Mar
rAgr Pee. Carl Herbert IN tricks
OF magic. Edward Kellle and 81
doune Dixon Ia Ills First Home
Coming tho sully Family Of five
the moving pictures. and the illus
trated song completed the pro
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
FARMS AND ACREAGE.


JACKSON NEATLY 8 LOAN
Re. Estate. Loans Insurance. Rentals
s~htrSs sa., .ide lake washington. 4
harealn ~ 'ySg cash l'a" Sm"ll
io-IeFsk ON, '6aif mile nem street
var in suburbs ~ olympia. luf
this now onl' 'seo Eaf' ggHh' N"l-
aner turms tu nuit Ne Wv
shinaie bolts on this land 60 ray for
o. ahinsla miii only hair mile fine
stream through Tho land Az a.H"
lutte hafHaiu az tafo eash No atl
Is the bulldiass y, muse then ve
ask Coz the place rrSat bargain
far fFno past gRsh No aee
10 Acres. euohemluh county. uuimprovud
bottom iaud cleared lrud selling in
esn N.Y. this 40 boz tieo part cash
90 Acres. on fine level road mnes
from Olympia enough timber on the
iaud 60 pay fnf it bargain at
$500. patt each ne POS 80.
mtir waterfront Ynu can make tho
purchase pficu back every yeas lean
lns Tor campers Hee us about o.
tateI half cash $50 hda
New is che time Geo put sniue ~ your
cannot last COME Do and talk over uoms
% tho hatHains w have ~ otter Tho
man 80 moderate means ar The man who
witches to- save part ut his Income Fetf
aanu you cen sell 10 HtftH ~ any uf lha
tracts we offer Do the above lls, FOE
peal Go ire thinking man, who sees the
Population increasing faridlf, Hil ~
Witch means Increasing demands from
the soil 300 u0t wait, att uuH. today
FAltM LANDS DEPARTMENT.
JACKSON REALTY a. LOAN
COMPANY.
Aep-ta HALEY Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
ON THE FRONT

The Santa Clara sails tonight
with a bis load ~ freight Tor the
westward ports ~ Alaska
Steamer President % the Pa.
ciuc Coast Steamship company
sailed south from 81. Michael yes.
terday Tor this port. en- route from
Nome with the banner passenger
load 81 the season.
Tho pictures Of Governors
Hughes. Gillette. Chamberlain
Mead and ilngEstt viii soon be-
placed aboard tho steamship Gov.
ornor on the Seattle San Francisco
route
A good old Indian name % 20
be given 90 the life saving tug nov
being constructed for Neah nav.
Senator Piles has not yet decided
upon this serious question
on account OF tho storms al Ca.
ITALIA, a food shortage % predicted
az The steamers are unable 20 land
cargocs
The Tango Maru sailed Tor the
Orient this afternoon.
The hickman e. due late this
afternoon from Frisco
The Assuan sails for Central and
South American ports today.
Tho Santa Anna recently lost
both Of her anchors while battling
with storms at Katnlla q Is be.
lievcd impossible 90 secure another
anchor 10 the north. and the vessel
will be compelled 90 make the Jour
ney 60 Seattle without one
The boilers Of the Olympian. Of
the Northwestern line. are being
ovcrhauled in Seattle After this
work Is finished the craft viii be
tied up az Eagle Harbor for the
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
IS SUSPECTED OF
STEALING BOOTS

Suspected Of having stolen q
package OF boots which ne carried
IN n roll OF blankets. "a man giving
the name OF Robert Hamilton WAS
arrested this morning by Patrol
man G nOnlan and Detectives Cor
bolt and Adams. and locked up ma.
til an investigation could be made
At the time he was arrested Ham.
ilton was trying To sell pair of
the boots at a bargain price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
BIG CROWD ON the
JEFFERSON

The steamer jefferson arrived
from skagway and way ports this
forenoon bringing me banner load
of passengers from tho north this
fan There were 2a7 from the I'm.
terror Of Alaska and 81 canuorymen
from juneau The jefferson also
had a large shipment OF neh The
steamers in the north on the South.
eastern Alaskan route due this
week viii clear up an OF those
from the interior. ass navigation has
now closed and the Yukon steam.
era gone into winter quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
Is ARRESTED FOR
u DESERTION

charged with dosertion aud
abandonment. John Ferguson. for
merly proprietor ~ a restaurant
a. Third av aud Pine st.. was
tabon In custody this morning by
Detectives Corbott and Adams and
Patr0lman Muliken Ferguson ex.
plains that be has been away from
his wife for a few days drinking.
and expresses the opinion that his
arrest was brought about SO that
he would not blow In an his
money"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15

Hayes a Allpolnt furnish the
feature OF this weeks BIN at the
pantagss thchtor Zig houses saw
the new offerings yesterday. and
picked out these two comedians
as the star hehdllnor act Of the
week Hayes ~ "A very tall singer
aud dancer aud Allpoint IS a
dwarf Between the long and tho
short ~ II they furnish much fun
Keller does some slack wire stunts
that are new HumeB. Cain 4 Huey
sing and amuse. A. Watson a Co.
have a funny sketch. The Dog
Catcher" the Gagn0uE are French
iugElors. while the moving pictures
and the illustrated song are ~ 20
the usual standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
WILLIAMS MAY RETURN

That Bert Williams. the we'll
known tenor singer. who left the
city so mystoriously the first part
OF last week. viii be back IN Seat.
tie within a few days aud explain
his unusual absence Sc the belief
OF the singers friends Lawrence
Colman received a letter from VIII
llams on Saturday, dated from
Portland. IN which the writer said
he would return early this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
FUN ERAL- OF
POLICEMAN

Funeral services for the remains
81 o. G. Osborne, the policeman
who died from typhoid fever. will
be held on Thursday afternoon a.
2 O'Clock from tho pariorH % tho
n0nnoy Watson Co Tho deceased
was not a member OF the Police
Relief association. but most OF the
members Of the department will
attend the ohacqulra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15

SAN FltANCi8CO. Oct 1.-THE
grand jury which has been edited
by the stories of two kidnapping OK.
porth during several recent Sos
HiouH was entertained with the do
tails OF two more kidnapping plots
late Monday wherein II WAS shown
that certain persons, whom the
prosecution claims we're agents 81
the United Railways. planned 10 Hc.
cure Abe Ruef aud Emil J thinner
and carry them away 10 q sequea
tered cabin IN some mountain fast
ness and there keep them until
their usefulness as Witnesses In
tho graft cases had ended
T. r Ncwnom. formerly a deputy
sheriff Of Hiauialaus county and a.
present a member ~ Burns Detec.
tive Bureau. enlightened the grand
jury with the most Of the details
Of the plot The former deputy
sheriff. Il seems. played two games
While IN the employ % the per-
sons who we're Matching the plot
be uubosomed himself 10 Detective
Burns and was Immediately placed
upon the lattera force Newsom
with James Mcdonald. who. ihe
prosecution declares 90 United
Railroads detective. and E a.
Wangenheim. president Of The bank
Of Newman. were The three wit
nesses examined before the grand
jury IN connection with tho spectac.
ular story.
Two Distinct Gases.
According 10 Newhom. there
were two distinct KIDNAPPING plots
One involved Rnef and IN the
other thinner was selected 40 the
victim Newsom. who is a resident
Of Newman. says be first became
connected with the affair IN June.
when DO was introduced by Wang
cuheim 20 James Mcdonald. whom
he understood TO be a detective In
the service 81 the trolley company.
They met IA the Russ house At
Newman. aud the proprietor Of the
hoFtelry. - Russ. was among those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
MUST BE ON
The SQUARE

Employment agencies must In
the future run their business In
such manner that the city Of
flciala viii not be dclugod with
complaints against them, and com
panlca that cannot do this viii not
be- allowed licenses This decision
was reached yesterday when the
license committee took up further
complaints against the Hudouacy
Brothers. who were acquitted OF
any serious charge, but who we're
strongly criticized for some OF she
methods employed by them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
Grand Jury Listens to Bold Story in Which Ruef ana
thinner Were to Have Been Stolen and Taken !.
the Mountains.

fubpocaaod 70 appear be,,.
Ef"nd jury iio in said h. w
overheard Tho conycrsatlon w ~
l"sHrd between howaom sne va w
According 10 tho rems,t.,,.
tale tho plan was this. Nsaols
was 20 ga back TO Newman I, W.
ana secure the services a. w
nam" man ~ take charge
cabin ln iho mountains 1r
from Chico This Neweom Az 's
=" declares. employing Nv
honiromcry a miner Of chico y
The cabin ln the mouBiaf,s
secured progiaionsd and ,osss
ready Tor the arrival Of the W.
Take Rusf From JAN
The next move. 40 far A. s.
som 10 acquainted with II "a ~. y,
i've men 20 make an asas91,
the dead u night upon ~ ~ ~
more % lall where Ruof ~. ~
Ing oFrJpuwer the guards ass ~.
and gag the prisoner and ba..,s
him ont ~ the house into 4 80
car The latter was 10 80.
whirlwind thp 10 tho bay 49,
~ lho docks a launch was I.
in readiness Kuef was 10 =. ~.
Cd Do The boat and aceomfa.'ss
by thc hdHapers. taken gn n.
Sacramento river, Newsom 80
A. far aa they could go
Arriving at a particulas .es.,
where q wagon equipped Vim
team Of fast horses would =
waiting The party was 10 s1sss
bark The trip from TIE ws,-,
edge ~ the little cabin h -.
mountains gas 10 be made slong
deserted road away from eigls,s
ton Win the mountain fse,nss.
reached toe e1.boss was 10 l. sgy,
cd over io Montgomery and plsess
ln a room in the shack. where y
was to be kept until ffr,hs,
orders The abduction Of zimms,
was 10 be- much similar 10 tbsf =,
kucf Both abduotions were scbed.
uled Tor July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
BiRTH RgcoRo.

nirtha we're registered today as
follows.
King To wife Of II. g. King.
1906 Twenty second av.. October G.
a son
rlergh To wife OF A ncrgh. 1910
Sixty ninth av northeast. October
II. son
Ritter TO wife OF Ritter. 1888
Firth av. south. October 10, son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
AZ the star

Kennedy a Vincent IN their com.
cdy sketch. THE Wise Mr. Finne.
gan" open the new vaudeville bill
At the Star thehtcr The act ia
good. the best feature being the
dance done BY Kennedy 70 bis own
plano accompaniment Joe Bonner
sings My Virginia" and he n iol.
lowed by a Hebrew comedian. Sam
Goldman. with eccentric songs
dances and = mouoloEue
The clio IL completed by the mo.
ton pictures. Wire Tappcra. and
the l.ewisI Lake Company ln n mix.
ture of fun and music called "An
EEy ptlnn Mummy This gives
good opportunities % She comedian.
Gus Leonard 90 Marjorie Lake.
tho singer. aud 20 the dancing
chorus OF ~ girls The same acts
viii be seen all this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
CHARTER COMMISSION
MEETS TONIGHT

The charter revision commission
will bold So first meeting this eve.
nlng 81 the city hail The commits
sian Il composed Of the following
councilmrn 0ili Mullen, Crichton.
Murphy aud Zhindon The mayor.
the city engineer and the corpora,
ton counsel are made e. officio
members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
DAMAGES ALLOWED.

Damages were awarded AvouU
Beavers and the King County Land
company In Judge Tallman's court
this morning for $3.50 10 ON ac.
count of property condemned by
the Oregon a Washington railway
OF this amount S3.Al075 is for
damages Co property adjoining that
condemned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15

oddn Under tho Influence of liquor
lnal uight. shortly before o'clock
thH corning fell over the iron rail.
Ing N front of lloady'a basement
bnVhor shop AZ the corner Of First
av T. and Washington NJ IFS
face WAS badly laeoratcd and he
was bruised about the body That
he ogcapod death ~ regarded as
almoal a miracle The hospital
say the man ~ not hurt
aerluuHly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
POLITICIANS
BEAT COLTS

The Seattle Athletic clubs winter
bowling tourney started last niEht
with a match game between the
Politicians and Re ~" Browns
Colts. The Politicians won. taking
two Of the three games played The
Athletics and the High Lifes play
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
REYNOLDS OWES
A BIG SUM

" d Reynolds IL In Seattle 70.
day from Tacoma IN close Cnnaulta-
ton with the numerous Seattle
creditors Of his companies II has
been disclosed that Reynolds owes
local firms AZ least i65 coo A
committee will be sent north to
Valdez and other places to inyesti.
gate his affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15

Deaths were registered today az
follows.
Mayseu y MayaoR. %. October
~. Wayslde Emergency hospital
Oregef Kate Grogor. %, Octo.
Der ~. Providence hospital
Mullln j " Muilin. SO. October
~. gis Ktlhourne a.
Gamer Infant. October 10, Minor
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
FIGHT DUEL WITH RIFLES.


PORTLAND oct l5-Recanse
their bands of sheep mixed p
the Eastern Oregon ranges. hanA
Rice and Christian Luck, two shssp
hordcrs, fought a duel with riliies
at close range Rice lies az dealh
door iu "a Baker City hospital sle'
through Che hips The aiiray 90
CURED near Durkoe. Ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
ASK CONDEMNATION.

A petition was Med this morn.
ing IA the county clerks office ~
the directors 81 the new school
district. No i6f. located near Pen.
tiac. for the condemnation o. land
for school purposes. The ownerH
81 the land are william W Baker.
Frank Il Bell and Jay ~ Rohb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
LICENSED TO WE'D.

y NJ Moriarty. Wellington,
wash. and Ida SiHon. WeBatchcc.
Wash
YoHahura Yoshinra. Florin, Cal.
and liarn fuia. Japan.
John Louis Clarknon ana Kitty
Collins. both Of Seattle
Charles - Thomas and Lydia X.
Stanger both Of Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
TRAIN IS WRECKED;
MANY ARE BURNED
10y United Prsss.)

LONDON. oct t5.-Fifteen per
sons were killed and % serionslt
injured at 2 o'clock this morning u
a wreck on the Northwestern road
on a curve near shrewsbury station
Several OF the injured cannot 70
cover The wreckage took IRE
b'4rning several bodies and many o.
the injured
The wrecked train was the Lon
don bound express Il was rannins
at q terrific rate when Il sirack
the curve. swinging across the track
and tClcHcOpIne an OF the coaches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15
BALLARD DISTRICT.

Don't az hunting fuf "a house 90 rrut.
hut put deposit on one ~ these
room house. Doc tpHipns I'll. 900 300
cash
room c0ttsrei 81 900 $500 cash
a.raom rnftaro. $500. $500 cash
Groom house. close in 5000 $500
cash
s.room house. close IN $3.50. $500
cash
100 building lots. g15o o. $500. terms
go cash ana $40 per month
nice lots. 1850. $3.50 each
IbHtu0. splendid corner. roo feet &C.
meut sidewalk paid 300 half cash
Ask T ~ Warfurd about these rpe
eiHlH
office itq fth Ave North Phone
Ballard tftt Take old ballard car and
Esf OF 81 shin Sc s-lAi6