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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
.SHINCLE MILLS
TO REOPEN

Only 90 per cent Of the shinEie
mills Of Washington arc now IN
operation These mills have an
aggregate output Of 10000. 900 shin.
sles daily. and about s.o00. 900 Of
theae shingles are ftnaing their
way 90 the eastern markets. where
the demand IL about 30 uSnes great.
~ than the supply.
Manufacturer in this state are
receiving Inducements from east.
efn dealers that puts The shingie
market higher than a. any other
tine. bnt because % tlss inability Of
the railroads 90 mhip the product
orders cannot BE- filled
The first Of February IA the time
aat for the neopcninx % all the
mills. but. according 10 reports from
the ShinEie Mills bureau. there Il
very little possibility of the mills
opening on that date. and II IL
thought that about only 50 per cent
Of the mills may open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
EASTERN
/ SWINDLER

A clever awtndler from the east
a. believed by the police 10 be paas
fnr forged checks In the large
towns u the Pacific coast lie Is
inspected Of either being In Seat
ne now. or on bis way here. and
Preparations are being made 60 ap
prehend him.
A letter received today by Chief
% Police Wappenatotn from the
narbee Wire and Iron works OF Chi
rs4o. put the local police on the
tphkout for the forger
The Chicago firm stated that
some one. travelling with business
card bearing tho name of IN ~
SCAR. az an alleged representative
81 the wire firm. has been passing
forged checks IN large eastern cit
les. drawn on the State Bank OF
Chicago The awindlcr has cashed
somo IA checks. II IL said. In Cleve
land. Buffalo, New York and hos
ton.
on Jan. IL Il waE learned that
three of the bad checks we're paid
liz San Francisco by the Emporium
and |. MaRinn q Co. These were
duplicates OF those cashed In the
eastern cities.
As the forRor visits only tho
larger cities. he is thought to be
on hia way to Seattle. The narhoe
company has also notified the po
lice Of Los Angeles. Tacoma and
Portland. II states that Il has
never had an account with the
state Bank OF Chicago, aud simply
desires to protect the merchants OF
other cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

PICKED Up IN
MID-OCEAN

The Blue Funnel steamer Tydeus.
from Liverpool. arrived AZ Victoria
this morning. according 10 the
Merchants Exchange. and reports
having ON board Is men picked up
In a dory from the knama Aafu.
the men having been adrift ~ mid
ocean for two weeks. No further
particulars we're received. The
Tydeus viii arrive ia port tomor
row forenoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

once n wealthy Rrain-raisor OF
North Dakota and previous 60 that
manager OF one Of the largest pro-
duec houses In Chicago. J. l., Gray
was this morning found by a Star
reporter IN the back room OF q lodE-
ina house In North Seattle, hungry
and In want
For three days he has been With
out food and during the entire cold
snap was confined TO his bed with
the grip. without fuel or medical
attention.
The room presented an appear
anee Of the most wretohed poverty
and was bare Of furnishing With the
exception Of few chairs. "a table
and an empty cupboard.
Last nleht tho Youngest son OF
Gray. shlveflng with cold and suf-
fcfnr from the panEa uf hunger.
entered the q. X. second hand store
ln that locality. with an old coat
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TACOMA. Jan. zt.--The first
vIs=e - ne stand IN me Thomp-
= ~ - sasFniag uas Or. q =.
H<rss. u Tacoma. Tor shs state.
vi vas rmls~sa 10 give an answer
"a hssothntie Al question prvpafs4i
i ~ zsfense which had been
<ea b frpsvritten form A. the
s(csrnens q tbs eeeTt ye1fsF-
~ ~ gave the same answer IS
- ath~f expert witnesses have
<<ek that saeh . person - de-
fr<t<t VS. sfszsne. After a brief
azfinaff6n he was exraHet
fs.H9ing fhe witness. 1T. y. J.
k<tr4ih " Olympia. = former at
ss441t a the insane asylum. waa
md Hs was examined ~ At
krz<7 F4n1e cr the same lines ss
q NJ oghaF witnesses The an
sssr 10 tbs uassal hypothetical
zz<ssiss ~ prDponnsasl BY tbs
Faiz sks -snrh = person - insans 2
t,s1nNsy yanee asked the witness
eere an eviaeuee Of insanity
~ mar 70 fail desperately n
fr< sfsn thoush n knew there
80 ~ hope q secigroeity To this
~ tes;cr answered. Ne. IL it vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
FOUGHT FOR LOVE
WITH AK HANDLE

with an an handle as a weapon
and a woman ~ cause. Charles
Jacklln aud o. A. Anderson had q
desperate fiRht at Western aud
Deii last night
Jackila. q "a alleged. objected 20
the wofnsn. whereas Anderson 80.
pansed her cause
Anderson received several large
bruises urvr che hack ~ the had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
PETERSON SET
At LIBERTY

p r. Peterson. the gardener.
charged with having written =
threatening letter a. G. wletsl wae
reseaaed ~ the police This after.
aoen. PstsFpoa IN hts letter vas
alleged 20 hsve declared he intea.
ton OF kiiling three members Of
wieiei'a family. Detective Ten
mast. who investigated tar case. de-
cIaFe3 this afternoon there was
neshlas upen whieh % hold the
frtnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
ASK 100000
APPROPRIATION

Godfrey chslander. special eoms
missioner OF TIE Alaska Yukon "a
cifte exposition 10 Minnesota. VIE.
eonsin and Dakota. In = letter e
Henry Resd. states that bin for
tiee.eoe exposition appropriation
has been introduced IN shs wilson.
slH legislature. through the efforts
~ Senator Calhoun. Commissioned
Edmand :. Meany. commissioner u
Nee YORK.. writes that IN an inter-
vtsw with state Senator Grsdy. q
New Norh. the latter stated that ths
appropriation from that state wpaia
not Be lees than siss.oea. ana poaHl.
bis more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
EXPERTS STILL TESTIFY
m THOMPSON TRIAL.

me case there woaia not be nsyi-
aims enough 20 hold ~ Of na~
Dr. Dewey. Of Tacutua. VAS rsxi
called Judge Tbesnpaou IL siilI ~
ana ia staying IN hIs room FeservinE
his strength fpy TIE last DAYS u the
trial
DR.. A n Reid. Of Seattle. oocn-
pssd nearly the enfiTe day with en-.
pert TESTIMONY Late in tho even.
ina be was followed on the stand
hy DR. George u. shaver. of tn.
coma. engaged By the state a. an
expert witness. The testimony Of
these Witnesses - IN support og
that q Dr. Williamson of Oregon
and Or. Mcl.efNh. both Of whom tea.
titled for the state 20 the effect
that theoretically Chester Thnmp.
son may b. lnN<ae. but that prae.
ticallY he r. not
II the Illness of VIII ". Thonp.
son prevents him from addressing
the JURY. VIII Morris wili assume
that responsibility. although Il IL
desirable TO the defense that the
boys father address the iurymen.
Mr. Macintosh. k1r the state. de-
ciiuee 70 name the attorney who
wilI conduct the states argument.
but Il Is uhdeTssuosi that the mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
BIG CONCERT TO
BE GIVEN

A concert a. note Wfll Be gives
Al the orsn9 sunday aftsrnson.
February . b NIrEoiAa oseouas
males. assisted BY local artists. Ths
concert viii b conspicuous ~ the
the large auFaser of Instruments IN
the orchestra There Nau he IS
Victims three organs sna two grand
pianoa Mr.. oeoonpsnaias has az
psared AZ various tipes before the
erowned heads o. tsuFeqe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
BROUGHT BY ADVERSELY
TO MISERY AND WANT

own Homework. Again his health
failed and no WAS compelled TO leave
this position also.
His savings had long since been
expended for doctors and medical
attendance. but Being still deter
mined 10 keep his sons in school.
rented cheap room and kept
house.
Hurt In Fall
About a month ago he obtained
employment at Armcur's packing
house. but week later he slipped
on an icy pavement and spralned
his wrist. He was further weak
ened by an attack % The grip
Klock company were Informed OF
his condition for the FIRST time this
morning and have promised 60 aid
him. He h spoken OF as an Indus
trlous worker. well educated and an
expert IN the produce business.
The two boys are BRIGHT eontie-
manly youngsters. displaying IN
their every action marks OF high
breeding.
GRAY this morning was IN such =
weakened condition that he was
hardly able to talk. and stated that
ne was afraid that any minute ne
would be turned ont Of the roons
- now occupied
charity oruanlzniien society
hos boon notified and viii Invests
r.. .-.t.s.s
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sssssss Telegraph ssssiss-l
NV YokK. Jan zti-incrsassi
rs,~<. narsed ths op<ning q the
~ srsas shas moruinE. but The
wsual trexrens tn tne court room
- zsx. aided me examination
alessnea eoatinaesi durtnz
u>6rh erns TAMw Showed strong
ns~rsss L she seisettoh 81 the men
- "a hasd his fate In their
tsr',<. rrzaaenfiy ne obleetet -
q ssars<I - errsain taiesnen. ard
- ~<ss rresnpsly Challenged By
q e~~AMl
l.usaA nav. the eldest son Il
q fsuslsx. wAs pFesent foe the
- tsre tfFa ThaH. nsothsr -
= st<as<st uaa net EFssert AZ ne
sran1-x af re cnnrt AL ths ether
1enh<rs q tae family. ard namsr-
- fstensIA wNrw n attsnaAncs.
fzxx 49, exesesflrktx nervous AZ
. xezinx 81 the prexeedlpkn. Bot
,@ssr<s<s n > short tir4e. Anxiety
- nxf3fvss also ufam ne raamg#-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
SPRING SURPRISE
IN DAMAGE CASE


furies sustained. she vas unable TO
conduct her business and was dam
aged 20 the extent Of $50 800
The trial was q hard.fonEht one.
and many surprises we're sprung
during the trial
The greatest surprise. however,
came when the railroad put upon
the witness stand Mrs. T. Carey.
who had been a regular visitor 10
the Kerwood home. and who had
apent many evenings there The
testimony brought out the facts
that her sole purpose In visiting the
family was IN the role Of a detec-
tive for the Great Northern 10 OBJ
tain facts as to the condition Of
Mrs kerwood after the accident. II
was mainly upoa her evidence and
that Of her husband. who II "a claim
agent for the railroad aud who was
also a regular guest At the kcrwood
home that the amount Of the YER
diet was cut down
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nance Of his friends ana relatives.
Mrs. rhs~ IL shvnasd.
Evelyn Thaw waa obviously un-
der a strain during toiay's session.
nerk cAfcies wefe around her eyes
and tears were constantly weliing
up a. The states lawyers referred
- the efime n harsh words. OBJ
servers Arduc~d from the attitude
Of the family thai the sTsnr@shies
q Thaws relatives are nat with
hts youns wifs. Nfs Ttes ieaned
upon May Mckenzie for syfnpa-
,hstic asppars. Aside ffcsa thla she
was apparently fFlendieea IA the
vast gathering
Ceorxe !. Faff. a dealer in ma
ehlEssss supplies. vas chosen as
the third lnrur at lsts o'clock this
aftnTnoon.
Arthur =. Campbell. sapeFlntend'
ent % telegraph construction. ~se
accepted ~ the fourth juror The
nth juror Il Henr g. IlAFnsy. =
piana dealer. whn MA selected AZ
I4.1a o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
POW WOW OF
UNWASHEO

The fiat bottom akiff Crab
fisher" owned by Ffaid OF the Cop
and $40 IN the Shade was this
morning ropainted on the saudspit
A very elaborate program was car
ried out a. follows Address by
sig Loaf Around on "fhc Relations
Of the sand Flea 10 the slwash. p"
poem, by steal All We cans en-
iticA. tGoinE shopping With a
can" song by Mary Raise a HoN,
The Fuel Shortage Don't Bother
tfs az Long a. We Have Booze
The program concluded with a
dog fight
Anans those present were; Rare
foot Jim. Mary anesze in the Dark,
pete Ncqerwork, JACK Wade ia the
Moa. ana menibefa 81 che ctaH-
dsanrrn family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
RAMONA FROM soHrH.

Steamer Ramona arrived IN port
this morning from SkaEway wlth a
full freight cargo. Including 80 tons
Of fresh haiibnt She broaght 81
passengers. ie q whom we're FIRST
class The officers # the Ramona
reports havinK had rough weather
aud high seas through the entifa
trip south. J. ~ Rogers. general
traffic manager ~ the White Pass
4 Yukon Route. vaa enc u tho pas.
hsnkrfA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
HELD WITHOUT
CHARGE

Chief Of Police wappeusteln this
morning was made defendant IN n
suit of haboas- corpus 60 show why
he Is holding 7. Katioka In the city
inil without charge The COM
Diainf filed ~ tho superior court
cites that the Japanese was arrest.
ea Jan. a. Dali for HIS appearance.
Il IL said. wes refused Nor, it Is
Iqiieeaa. WIS g compliant ever made
agasnht the prisoner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
RAILROAD PLACES ON STAND
a FEMALE DETECTIVE EM.
pLoYEo IN FERRErINo OUT
TRUTH IN CASE.

A verdict awarding 20 Mrs. A.
Kerwood. ~ Ballard. the sum Of
$500 against the Great Northern
Railway company. for damages sur.
tained By her in = wreck near shell.
ton last April. vas returned this
morning BY a jury In the United
States court. Judge Hartford. In
bis instructions 20 the jury yester.
day afternoon, stated that Il was
one Of the most remarkable cases
that he has ever given 10 = jury.
The suit was instituted against the
railroad company by Mrs kerwood.
mining promoter. who claims 20
have had an office on Wall 81. New
York. at one time In her com
plant she stated that. owing 20 in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
Former Manager of Chicago's Largest Produce
House Is Found Sick and Hungry in Wretched
Hovel-Lost Money and Health Trying to Save
Sick Wife.

which he tried to self Upon being
Informed BY the proprietor that q
was against the law 90 buy articles
from a minor. the little fellow burst
into tears and IN a Qulvering voice
told the proprietor of his fathers
doplorahie condition.
owing 60 the poor health 90 his
wife. cray. "a year or so aka. started
towards the coast with his wife and
family. having sold his holdings In
North Dakota for $4,000,
He was compelled 20 move from
place to place on account Of his
wife's health until three months
ago. when she died. The husband
ana father obtained a position Do
spokane. but his own health had
failed and he was forced 60 give nn
his position. lie then came e. seai-
tie nnd nhfaiued employment - iAe
<lock Produce company kaer'nT
hts tNo soma ~ achaoi ANA ielna a'f
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been men al work IN the hotel tear
ing Il down. but there has seldom
been a night Waterman.
The stolen clothing WAS sold In
various pawnshops. and Il was
through the description Of a dress
and sui, OF clothes the latter be-
longing TO Mr.. Moore. that snspf~
cion waa directed against Richards
son. He was caught this morning
IN hts cottage on the shore OF Lake
Washington after a night spent on
pier ?.
Richardson has been arrested sew
erai times previously on charges OF
drunkenness and disorderiy conduct
the last time being on August %.
lie has a brother in the state peni-
Tertiary.
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nd over the left temple before be
4tcceedai In getting the an handle
&zAY from his foe During the
xanple for the weapon Jackiin.
wHrlns that he was brsted. ran.
Tuzsay q warrant Tor his arrest
cas- issued. charging assault and
hastsry. hise Lillian Whitney, o.
4satkaa. WAS . witness to ths af'
mir. ana viii appear against Jack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
Huge Expenditures.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2t.-An IA
months railroad commission ez-
pended tf.f4sso for furniture and
fixtures despite the fact thai during
that time II occupied the senate
committee rooms In the state oapi-
toll which were ALREADY partly fur
nished. During the same period the
commission expended ta.fssgt for
transportation. t5.7zssz for sup
plles. and but f2.Szis0 IL hearings
70 determine the Juasiee u freight
rates.
These faets are the first fruits
IF a searching Investigation by the
joint senate ana house railroad
committees into the accounts Of the
railroad commission. This lnyeeti-
cation ives Instituted Tuesday By a
sub committee under the direction
of Senator Panlhsmun The conn
mittee found that the commission
has expended Sis.4e1 Is on salaries
for the commissioners. ss.gs9zs on
salaries for clerks. and fiB.siiie IN
the salaries Of experts. Members %
the COMMITTEES are paying special at
tension 70 the expenses Of the COM
uEisHioncrs. SOME Of which appear
extravaganza. Unfavorable conn
msnt was made By PauIhamus On
the fact that the commission 81 pay
Ing It's expert $1,000 a month.
The investigation early developed
the fact that clerks and others we're
repeatedly sent TO Seattle 60 obtain
information spn railroad officers
there. although the commission has
always claimed that MeMillin re-
talned hts residence there In order
% attend 70 the commissions Scat
tie business. II was found that the
commission has paid regular
monthly fee from the state treas%
ary 70 the Alien Press Clipping
Bureau 70 supply press clippings OF
comment about tho commissioners
and their work ~ was slso found
that numerous large Sums were en-
pended for stamps amounting TO
more than $1,000. and II was found
that the stamps were used 20 cirop-
late literature 20 exploit the states
rssaos4rr4R
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
WOULD ABOLISH
GRAND JURY

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Jan. ga
bin was today introduced which
provides for the abolition Of tho
grand jury. the states attorney hav'
ing the power 20 proceed by infor'
nation, which requires a prelimin.
airy hearing before a justice. unless
the accused II fugitive, or corpo.
ration. or valves the hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
FAv0RS CHANGE
IN INSURANCE

WASHINGTON. u. G. Jan. a.
TIE president sent a message 70
runRreas today recommending 4
saestei Insurance Law In the District
~ Columbia. He thinks the de
pAftfneut Of insurance in the Dis.
trict should be made into n bureau
D. the department q commerce and
labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
SHOE M AKER is
CAPTURED

Gus Erickson. shoemaker.
charged with the theft q suit cases
and clothing rom various lodging
houses IN the city. was arrested this
afternoon.
Tho police had been looking for
the man for several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
TUNNEL unoER LINCOLN 40.
rEL SAID TO HAVE iNJuRED
HosTELav. AND sUtr FoR
$4,000 10 BROUGHT.

Damages for tss. 600 against the
Great Northern railway 10 asked n
an amended complaint flied Ia TIE
superior court this morning - The
Hotel blackwell eornpany The ho.
tel company has q lOnE time lease
u the lincoln hotel. Fourth Az and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
Mayor paooess Here.

Mayor FLOYD Daggett Of Spokane
Is in Seattle on business. At noon
the chief executive OF the metrop-
oils Of the Inland Empire and
Mayor Moore lunchcd together at
the Butler. Though both Of them
are democrats. the mayor assured
the newspaper men that the affair
was entirely non.partisan and that
politics were entirely esehewed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
PROGRESS IN TRIAL OF Il
/ THAW is VERY SLOW

ter has been placed at tho dlacre.
ton OF Attorney Miller.
II Il hoped that tho case NAV go
10 the Jury Saturday. and every ct.
fort II being made 90 accomplish
thta desired result.
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SUBJECT M'MILLIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= ttttttstttttt
sLAkHLEY WINS CUP.

= DAYTONA. Fla. Jan "a I
Edward Hlakeley. IN Meree. !
a dcB 60 horse power gasoline !
car. won the i00.mile race for
4 the Minneapolis international I
4 trophy. Time. sc minutes 10 I,
\ seconds.
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SPRINGFIELD. m. Jan. 3t--A
btu was introduced IN the house 90
day 70 give Uomcn the riEhf r
vote for cts officials. except MAJ
latratea. and for county officers
members az a number ~ STATE
boards and IN the presidential cleo
tioua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
HOTEL LESSEES ASK
HEAVY DAMAGES

uaftNnn &C.. and claims 20 have
expendss tsa Geo IN repairs and far
nlshfnka While the Great North
cru railway waN building It's tunnel
unGef Fourth az The hotel cracked
And settled. n Is alleged. and tbs
psasser. walls and plumbing wess
reatiY damaged
1 The quests AZ the hotel became
&iafiund. fearing the building
&lxht collapse. and. the hotel com
*any declares. practically deserted
ht hostslry.
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NEW aArrLGsAlp.
seripps Telegraph serviee.l

= WASHINGTON. Jan. a.
q The house committee ON naval
= affairs today recommended the
4 construction OF a fret class
= hattleshlp of not less than
4 $4,000 tons and % eoat $40.
4 zoe. GOO This IL Ia addition Gao
= tho one authorized last year.
4 Two destroyers. 10 coat ta.oo0..
= oQo. are favored.
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Funeral Tomorrow.

- 10 tnral 8 Mrs MYfa . Ole
an utf died kirkland. win be
Ain M fHtf al ID o'clofh fns
0fslin EHral viii be- IL
~ re aa5 feneitey
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4-[Ffs tHirarapn 8efvieFsI
sraritiseToN. u. =. Jan. 1t
&. ..''sf tusssil a. Aieer. Of Miehi-
~ aiea ihls morning 81 hia home
W Sixteenth a.. this city. Death
- cue 70 heart failure. Senator
- nsFins been affected with a
20 htari for sou.s fiae
~ md cane Suddenly. AZ he
- s'ienaed senate fsg,iarIv I'M
" he'd esasea a. =. saeiias
1ff fbe ncs ii /
- f4ft. -
g. ssf A. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
Railroad Committee VIII Inquire Into Enormous Ex-
penditures and Fancy Salaries McMilEn Must
Explain Preferential Rate Which His Lime
Company Received.

ana referring bills. an adjourn
menf was taken until tomorrow
morning 20 allow the members 70
attend committee meetings.
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gave out. re was ioveable. sgmpa'
thetic and generous, and his henf'
waa the BIGGEST part of him
The senate adjourned at noon in
respect ~ the memory u Senator
higer AiRer convened pleasantly
with Mra AiRer IN her room At $50
o'clock iris morning and went down
stairs Ia n few minutes later he
suffered recurrence % the "a
heaff trouble ava death esme
cekt6f