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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19

Mrs. r. S. O'Hrlen and little son
Ralnh, are visiting with relatives II
Enid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19
WILL GO TO DENVER.

Rubbers and overshoes; Robinson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19

B. w. Bird, E. c. DonouGh, Paul f.
Mackey and J. f. Hall returned to
Pond Creek on the morning tram.
They had been here on the Mediord-
Pond Creek county seat question.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19

Charles Osborne, United states post
Office inspector went to Coyle last
night TO roost. rs he could not find u
bed In the city on account of the
crowded condition of the hotels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19

Mrs. Annie Wilson. of sedalia. Mo.
is visiting Mrs. Frank Olsmith, 52o
Elst Perkins avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19

Mrs Edgar AYen Is in the city from
Shawnee attending the convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19

j. p. Atkins and b. T. Powell oil
Wetumka, are in the city attending
the convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19

Santa Fe train No rs was two
hours late last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

NEW YORK. March is.-was
Harry X. Thaw sane or insane
when he shot and killed stanford
white9
This Ia the paramount question IA
the trial AZ present. ana this fore
noon was taken up with testimony
Of experts on this one point
Dr. Austin n. Pint took tho stand
Al the opening this morning, but
was excused temporarily. DR.. VIII
liam HIrnoh qualified as an expert
lie testified that the person de-
ncrtbed in the Hypothetical question
OF Jerome knew the nature and tho
quality Of the act when he slew an
other named IN the question.
Deimaa objected 20 this line OF
testimony and a long wranEie fol-
lowed.
Jerome cited a case given by
Evans as authority. and Hirsch said
the cases were no more alike than
case af smallpox and broken
ifrnb
Jerome attacked DR.. Evans, who
advanced the brain storm" theory
for Thaw. and asked Hirsch what
scientific men understood by brain
Storm The witness said:
Among scientific mon there IL no
such thing as brain storm"
Dra. Pritchard. Ferris and Fief-
dendorf all testified later that Thaw
vas sane when Ne shot White. They
we're not ross-examined.
pr. MADISON was called. Hart
ridge began the croas-exhmination.
MADISON has been IN court during all
Of the trial Hartridse asked him,
considering all Of the testimony n
he thought Thaw was insane when
he shot white
Jerome objected ana was sua-
tanned. Hartridge extemporaneous-
Iv formed his hypothetical question.
Th9 question involved Thaw's
childhood Diseases. Eveiyn'a testi-
mouv. and the defendants action
through e all lie again asked Nab
son Il he thought Thaw insane when
he killed white
Jerome objected and an adjourn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
Frequent Wrecks on Single Tack Lines Lead to
Preeaution-C. A. Stone. Of Stone and Webster. In
Seattle and Declares ALI Lines Will Be Improved.

he VII lonk over the ground for the
puFfuee IT installing new BREACHES
~ the company east % Third ave -
hnes 81 run north and south
SEATTLE has Erova no fast said
NJ stone. -thst - h extremely eff
ficHit for Ne TO keep up with a.
IN 10 eity that I know az IL there
- much activity Our aim IL 70
give the people here the best sers.
ice flat sc pdeNlbly can.
we have no desire Tor accidents
-shsr hurt "a az much a. the pco
pic eonearned In them. The major.
ify 81 the accidents. I believe. have
been dur 20 the torn up condition of
yeur streets"
Afs Stone spent yesterday IN 20.
Ing ever the lnterurhan route with
Prnkisaent Furth. and today he In.
speeted the whole car system IN
tbs eitY. lie win leave for Boston
some time tomorrow or Sunday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

The Master builders association.
comprising n large building con
tractors IA this city. this morning
declared lockout against all union
lsborers under the Affiliated Trades
Inoancii. 10 take effect merit Tues.
day. The master builders will on
that day suspend all work on the
buildings they are constructing and
viii refuse 20 employ any union Ia.
Dor until the differences with the
trades council are settled.
The master builders comprise
about 20 per cent u the contractors
Of the city. They control the FOL.
lowing buildings nov constructing.
Arcade. Crane. Melhorn. Green
Lake high school. and many smaller
structures
The object OF the lockout 10 To Sc
cure the signature OF the Affiliated
Trades council and It's many IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

ment was taken until o'clock 20
permit Hartridge to rsframs his
auesfion.
Evelyn on stand.
A. the opening Of this afternoons
session Hartridge announced hls
withdrawai Of tho hypothetical
question. Jerome then said the
defense must show that Evelyn was
Abe Hummels client.
Evelyn was called. she looked
sad. aud seemed worried. The
thread Of the case was taken up
where II was dropped when the
state began its Introduction OF en-.
perts. II nov reverted to tho IN.
PRODUCTION 81 the affidavit Evelyn
Il alleged 10 have made NJ Hum.
mai dictation- .....-.s.
There was much clubbing be.
tNeen Jerome and Deirnhs over the
Questions to be asked Byeiys. and
finally u ended BY the court ruling
Ia favor Of Delmas.
Evalyn then testified that Hum.
mei was acting A. her attorney.
Huumel was recalled. and the
court rulnd that Evelyn. In testify.
ing In regard 10 the conference with
Hummel. had involuntarily waived
the privilege and could not now be
lntnrrosed
The minute details ~ Hummefs
preparation Of the affidavit was
bfe8eht out By Jerome as a basis
for major testimony.
Delmas objected to every cues.
tion aaked Hummel. and was usual.
Is overruled
Hummel ooptradicted Evelyn.
who lad said she had never made
an affidavit. uummel testified that
he gave her the original copy. and
said abe returned Il to him with two
signatures Later the testimony
WIS ruled out
Deimaa fought every Inch OF the
Oh lection 20 Jcrome'a question ask
ing Hummei II Evelyn had told him
that Thaw begged her 10 swear TO
the documents charging white With
betraylng her. He was overruied
and Humnoi answered that the girl
had IN effcctso told him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

c A sten~. ~ Stone a Webster.
The controlling syndicate % the
eity's car system and inscrurban
lines. Who came 10 Seattle wsdnss-
day night. declared today that hia
mission IN Seattle r. 20 look over
the ground preparatory 20 installing
a double track system wherever pos
hibie along the Seattle Electric com
psnysa lines
Other improvements planned for
the ear system. a. promised by Mr.
Stone. are IA follows
Additional service on the inter.
urban line. a large increase In the
number ~ new cars. and the To.
staiiation % tralisra on the main
lines aud on the mos, congeste.t
lines Of the suburbs u 10 also
planned TO double track the entire
Green Lake line.
Mr. Stone further declared that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
c. E. CANVASS
BEGINS SOON

Next Monday morning the 200
eanvassers selected by the enter.
talnment committee OF the Chris
tlan Endeavor convention body, viii
begin their canvass OF the city to
find homes for the accommodation
OF the delegates 20 the convention.
They face the task OF getting one
room In az least 10000 homes. The
price to be paid for zach room Is to
be 50 cents a day. and the price for
meals Is TO be 20 cents each The
second rehearsal of the chorus for
the Messiah will be held Monday
evening In tho Plymouth Congrega.
tional church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
THOUSANDS HOMELESS
ON ALLEGHENY RIVER

dwellings were destroyed on &C.
count Of there being no pressure on
the water mains. owing 20 the
floods. and the firsmsn were help
less.
At $40 the fire began gaining
Roadway and dynamite was rushed
to the district and several build
ings were blown In the path OF the
flames to stop its onslaught There
was not a drop Of water TO be oh
tanned anywhere az the wells and
cistsrns had been exhausted
The fire was finally got under
control shortly before nooa.. The
loss viii be nearly 100000.
Flood Conditions.
The district along the banks OF
the Allegheny present q wooful ap.
paaranca. Houses are floating
down the streams and the people
are camping out ON high knobs.
At connetsvilie. Pa, the dam.
age 10 the coke district IA estImat.
ed at two million. over 100000 per
sons are out Of employment
TIE mines along the hOnonkhhs
Ia river are flooded and 10000 men
are thrown out OF employment.
A careful estimate In this state
places the number Of people effect
ed NJ $500 900
Last night the conditions were
bad In all Of the larger towns PEG.
pie were marooned ia their homes
on the second floors and tolephoned
10 restaurants 10 send them food.
but these orders could not be com.
piled with.
Reports from Wheeling. w. Va.
are that the flood was the worst
since 1884 Fully 5000 houses
we're submerged and fully $4,000
people were forced 10 20 10 the sec
ond storiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

Ions 20 a permanent wage scale
agreement The Master Buiider1
seek 10 end all the trouble betweea
unions and employers. and put an
end 20 the constantly recurring
strikes OF various unions.
The cement workers demand fo5
50 instead OF 25o and the Iron and
steel workers demand that the{
handle all unloading OF steel are
the immediate causes Of the locb
out
The Affiliated Trades council viii
meet tonight at the Ialsor temple
TO consider the signing Of the agree
ment
II they do 30 II will pat an end
to many labor difficulties The
council. however. IL not disposed
20 let the Master Builders hold q
lockout over its head 10 force IL 70
sign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

Having admitted responsibility
for the movements OF the cars on
the line, Gillian Is the first man
against whom prosecution will lie.
Jacob Furth. president OF the Sc.
attic Electric company. claims that
the newspapers and the public ara
unjust to the company In their
criticisms.
The company is putting forth
every possible effort to avoid acci-
dents" said Mr. Furth. Il believe
that Is the greatest concern OF the
operating officials. II stands TO
reason that the company will do all
Il can TO avoid accidents.
Blames Employees.
When they occur they are duo
10 the carelessness OF employees. not
to the company. We will spare no
expense TO avoid an accident They
do not happen because we are not
willing TO spend money.
The Fort Lawton accident was
due 60 the carelessness of en-
ployes. The company is making its
own investigation OF the Madison
Ct accident and viii act when it
places the responsibility.
ANY procedure against the COM
pany would be unjust. As TO the
prosecution OF any individual who
may be responsible for the accident,
am not prepared TO speak. OF
course any operating official who
has the care OF lives IN hts hands
should be doubly careful.
As to the Madison St line. we
are prepared 10 replace the rails
as fast as the street Is paved. We
could not relay all the old rails
without tying up the line. and. al.
though | think We would be justified
In doing so. think that We would
be condemned by the public and tho
press II we did
As they are the rails are good
for several years more wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
Standard OIL
/ WILL CRUSH
| HARTMAN

opened today points shove yes
t~rday's close. and appears 20 In
crease IN strength
Steel eofamun opened a polat np
AMI lowered around gA
All along the line thia afteruoon
there Il an upward tcnSsncy
Lontoa ein@ad Meak aud threat.
ened q heariah effect here
Probably the most prominent fea.
turw IN the optimistic tone ~ tho
market was the announcement that
the clearing aheeta Of all brokers
had been passed. and there voaid
be no failures resulting from the
crash comhined wifh this II an
announcement that the Rethsehiids
q fsndoa. have pledged themselves
% napporf tbs market
The market closed atronx all
along tbs Tins. with gains Of . 90 rs
points for the aay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
CHAMBER WINS
FIGHT
nRtrtsH COLUMBIA REPEALs
ttoo TAX ON AMERICAS
Statesmen AFTER Lono
FIGHT ~ LOCAL cAAMBER
OF COMMERCE.

Following the persistent efforts
AZ the Seattle Chamber Of Com.
meree. the Provincial Legislators
Of British Columbia. has rspsaied
the Commercial Traselsru' tlcanae
Act. except ~ 10 iienors and cigars
The pblsctionsble uasssufs tn.
posed 3 TAI Of 500 on forciEn and
American saleauen. Had Il not
heea repealed 4 similar taH would
likely have tesn imgeacd hers o.
Canadian nalsnmcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

For Instance. the chicaso. Mii~aa-
Nee a ~ Paul. although The money
for their improvements has already
been ssaafsd may decide O. hold
harA On the expenditure
Mason , naekua president Of the
Washington National bank. thinks
the wall street hurry 70 q good
shins Tor sAa ezsantFy. ard does act
aprrehsud lis effect on financial
circles wli be general enough 70 at
feet Seattle
The furry wfii prove a god
thtnr far The country aid M.
naekus Values % securities have
been loo high for rosns uuse. and u
vii be = sod ihIax Tor Wall street
to clean ire stats Aae act Town 20 a
better basis
The eandifinn u Wan street has
beer . eiaaa en- the finareAai hort.
ron fer Hauas maonths and thiu hurry
viii serve t. clear ths Or. u ~tii
be a ttntfnrt ben~fis a. business
conditions. iastsaa % H~narsA
4 ace ~ eaase faf worry iu ftnana
eisi conditions. Eastern banks arc
calling their leans on railway 80
eurfties because they are shfinkina
IN value. snd that makes u bad
for TIE spectators. bat there are no
railway speeulafcrs IN Seattle The
money of Seattle Investors gees into
building iuts ahd thaf - a class %
property hleh eahnat b. affected
~ Wall street fiurstes"
The panic u all IN waii street.
said FurnaeF Governor John ft Mo
draw. We aou.t worry ahoai wali
street sp~eulAtaFs cat h9rw. We
Used q. bit - asnt any ionx~r
They don't control ths finances o.
the rountfY any mare.
They have q little bear xarfen
u thstr o~u and their Troubles are
their eva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

II Is reported that Policeman
Whitman. while attempting 10 res
cue people imprisoned on a second
story. oapslzed his Hkiff and be
fore help could reach him he was
drowned.
The city is divided into sections
for the relief Of the sufferers. Sew
en- thousand loaves Of bread, a great
supply of ham and coffee and
1000 bushels Of coal we're ordered
early this morning
II Is believed that Pittsburg and
the environa have suffered a
go. 900 900 Ioaa The most import
ant districts are submerged
Streets ordinarily thronging and
the arteries Of traffic are today
piled only BY a few skiffs.
Threatening Fire.
shortly after 7 o'clock this morn
Ing. as If to add TO the narrowing
conditions already. fire broke out
in the Mount Washington district
9eYcn business houses and four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
DAKOTA
AFLOAT?

II WAS reported IN shipping circles
this morning that the Great North
ern Steamship company's steamer
Dakota was floated by the under
writer's this morning
The Dakota was turned over to
the underwriters on March . and
they have been constantly at work
on her since then. She has been ON
the rocks al the entrance Of Yoko-
hama harlor since March g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
BODY oF JAMES CANNON.
HRorHER OF NEW ORLEANS
BANKER, DISCOVERED IN A
VACANT LoT--t4E wAs ONCE
VERY WEALTHY.

The body o. James J. Cannon. a
local real estate dealer. whose
brother. John J. Cannon. IL preai.
dent Of the Hibernian Bank 4 Trust
company. Of New Orleans. Was
found stiff and rigid az the foot Of
Hamlin st. on the east shore Of
Lake Union. this morning by some
Italian laborers. Foul play IL sus-
pected. although outward indica.
lions seem 10 be that the man was
intoxicated.
Cannon has been missing from
the Kingsbury hotel. where he for.
merry resided for a year OF more.
since Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

Ftf.FrIss -Aff AHFFNanaN
-. ssohG. March fs-Ra.
hss.. ron eli sections along the Al
is..s ~ nEer IN Western pennsyi
ON west Virginia and Eastern
u.9. re that the flood wateTs are
sAlly aubsldIng
a s eIe.t was reached here early
s.sI.. -.lalng whsn the hlgh water
Z e. =. . feet II Is now fslilng
- ss .a q an inch an hour
~ s attest reports AZ leaa, 40 600
4 an IN rendered homeless and
& .zsss % properly viii reach
fslaoHs sum of 800. 600 900
-. ssleF reached 10 mo saeond
tr..a .' slhdows IN nam of tbs
a. Z 80. .slsas he Alleshany. in ria
tIem : ne police arc padding
ile - = boats fesoulnE psople
- ,.slliass sBrrounded BY rs,sr
= ,..las thsn 70 a place 20 Of 1 a.
- ,saf tbs building wlit cni
n !. sfs 2. one lodgInr house "a
-. =. . rs women and cbllire -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
ONCE WEALTHY MAN
FOUND DEAD

lie always carried a large sum
Of money, and ia believed TO have
had several hundred dollars Mon
day night When found hts watch
Was gone. having been broken from
the chain. strengthening the theory
u foul play. Those who knew Gam
non declare be was not a drinking
man. and fear he may have been
enticed TO the lonely place and kill
ed Several dollars were found IN
one pocket
A small amount Of blood on his
face aud hands was all there was
to Indicate anything but a natural
death. This Deputy Coroner Wiltsis
explains as natural bleeding at
death. Cannon was about 80 years
old. and had resided here. with in
tervals OF absence, for five years.
He was formerly wealthy. having
a $500. 900 fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
KING COUNTY FERRY
CONDEMNED

owned By the county and as the en-.
peEtment IN public Ownership has
not proeen particularly profitable %
had beea the intention az the ooun.
y commissioners 10 sell the boat
before she Was condemned
The county ferry vas establish.
ed esfiy IN 1900. a the urKen, re
guest Of the residents on the east
aide Of Lake Washington who de-
sired = ready means for the farm
srn 70 bring their products into the
ctr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

The ferry boat, king County.
plying between Seattle and kiFk.
iaad te practically Out % oosnmts.
afaa
- huh has been Condemned br
the United States marine lnspeo.
tors. sho say Y would cost "a much
70 repair the craft a. Il would 70
bay new Que.
rats viii result In the discontin.
uanun of the ferry operated By the
county AZ the foot az Madison -
The King County 10 the only boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
R|PL|NGER NOW
A PLANTER

John RiplinEer. former city comp
tfoiier and defeated candidate for
the office Of mayor. has turned
planter and Is noW raising bananas
in Central America.
Mr.. Riplinger has bought several
hundred acres OF land near the
town Of orilanta. Honduras. has In.
stalled a trading store and a small
fleet OF sloops 10 carry on coast
traffic on the Pacific side.
Mr. Ripiinger n At present IN Los
Angeles which will be his head
quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

The Renton road and the Seattle
Electric company have been wholly
unable to get together In the mat.
ter OF transfers. The Renton road
will consent 10 nothing but the
lions share OF the fare. according
to the city officials.
Neither will the Renton line agree
TO improvements along It's lines. to
common user tracks or to limiting
It's outside franchise to the term
OF It's city franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

WASHINGTON c. March s-Rlway Mssnsss
while the ia~ng stocks Wall
indifferent / % HAYES
"a mote h motto
wayor of aiiwa
humble
- io an president
viii transact be he rail-
~admtorh od-csuie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

A wire 70 the A-Y-P. r.. says the
appropriation Of $4,000 BY the Wis
couHu legislature was this morn
ing favntnbly recommended Co the
senate BY the Joint committee on
Manufactures ara labor and that
II ulll pass The Joint committee on
claims. and also the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

The prosperity q the country does
not depend On them
4 DO not think Seattle ean be AZ
feefed ta any great extent The
only result may Be q temporary cur
taiinaent e railway development.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
STILL
IN CUSTODY

SAN FRANcIsCo. March ia
The supreme court this morning
heard the evidence in the arKu
meats on the writ of habeaa corpus
filed yesterday IN behalf Of Abe
Rusf The matter was taken IN
der adxisement. and Rgef Was 70.
handed 20 the custody Of Ellsor
BikKs until the decision IL handed
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

NEW YORK. March IA con-
ference l. being held In an up town
hotel hetween Presidents Newman.
McCrea. Hnghltt and Melee "a
formulate che plans arranged b.
Ptefpont Morgan before sailing
for Europe for thesa men 20 meet
Prezidsnt Roosevelt and talk r.
gasdinE the railroads Tho men
have been IN session since 10
o'clock this morning. and q state
ment Il expected this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

for Increase Of and
Affiliated Trades council In calling off the
jenkins contractors and ostna
by committees
Builders Association Of ssss have
given Tuesday March
effected trades connected with
the Affiliated Trades council until all matters In dispute have been
settled
OTTO RosELEAF,
j. wAopinoHAk.
ROUNDS.
Preas Comuittee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
WHAT LOCAL BANKERS
THINK OF 1T

: : srsealstors panic.- said
- IRA rrssiaen, u the Puget
- ssssrsi bark The men
- trsz<Fx are the heavy
z s'zs - Hartman and Hll
- = frsapathy for thsrn. ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
OLD REHT0N LINE
WILL NOT AGREE

Mayor Moore and City Engineer
Thomson held conference this
morning over the franchise asked
for by the Seattle. Ranton a South.
ern Railway company for additional
tracks in this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
proMnIna Reported.

GLOUCESTER. o.. March Is
The river Is eight feet higher han
any previous record There % no
gas or electricity. One man and
n boy have been drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

PARkERsBuRG. Va. March 10.
william -Gransls, his wife and
daughter. Esther, aged rs, and son.
John, aged ?. while fleeing from the
flood In a akiff cnpalzed and all
we're drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15


~ fnAk. March is--Wnii 81.
~ srsnhllng this morning The
- ynrs FIRST followed By pan.
~ u4tzkionx. and ~ minutes aft.
\ - assssaz stoc "A haxan hobhiuE
y zz< 4asn Ike a cathoat In a
~
= MRS kssx agreed that Il 10 a
s. n1ax ranle. and tho rouufry's
Fax9F<zF = frasiF unaffected
MM si4s ilsetHAsions during the
~ ssszf. eenfIaeacs was appar.
- ssseF<t znd The belief Il thar
= f--rszt market consulsians
egs<f via yesterdays ssnsa.
- xezk
= PA and Northern Pacific
Aasst ssnsssa szrengtA this aft.
zzsH . = report that Hiii had
<N<f ~ intanGton 70 get Into
= ~ Z aautheT attack was made
"a insaFsats AmalgAmated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
TO CHARGE OFFICIAL
WITH MANSL AUCHTER
HERMANN TRIAL AoJouRss.

(seripps Telegraph ssrvies.l
WASHINGTON. u. C.. March rs.
The Blngcr Hermann trial has
adjourned nntn Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
PROMISE TO DOUBLE
TRACK S. E. co. LINES
REpoarEp THAT FIVE N. n.
GIANTS HAVE BEEN KILLED

fseripps Telegraph serxlce.l ,
NEW YORK. March it~-lt ,
II rumorvf her. this afternoon ,
that five members Of the New I
York Giants were killed Ia = I
! train wreck ia Southern Cali. ,
! fornia this morning I