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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
LIKED WIVES
Albert Bates Gets Year in
Pen for Marrying
Many Times

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Now 11---Al-
bert Bates today was sentenced TO
serve one year in the penitentiary for
bigamy. He acknowledged that he
had been married often, but thought
he had always waited long enough for,
the preceding wife to get a divorce
before he married the next one. He
did not enquire about the divorce, but
took it for granted that one would be
obtained A sister-in-1aw with whom
he eloped, was the latest venture in
matrimony by Bates. He was arrest
ed a few days ago on a house boat in
the Mississippi river. #
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
S'7'i'l5':i|,6|O7 VAS 1 s
Gut Up BY n.
STREET R.R.M men.

New York. ". Y, Nov. LIN the
sale of the Wall and Cortland street
ferry company by Anthony N Brady
to the Metropolitan Street Railway
company for $685., 6o7 and the parti-
ton Of the proceeds zsof the sale
among William G. Whitney, Thomas
IT. Ryan, P. A. B. Widener, Thomas
lDolan and William Elkins and the
firm Of Moore& Schley, in checks OF
81 III $50, proceedings will be taken
by what is known as aJohn Doe
proceeding to ascertain if crime has
been committed and if so, by whom,
It was learned today that several
Witnesses have already been sum
moned to testify before the jury on
this subject next Wednesday, This
case first came to public attention
during the Public Service commits.
sion's investigation Of the New York
traction mergers Anthony N. Brady
testified that he had owned the fran.
y l 3 f,5 .
chises for the street railway connect
ing the Wall and Cortland street fer
RES and that ne agreed to sell then
to William Whitney, president of the
Metropolitan Street Railway Co., fol
$3.50 900 and he received in paynen,
a check for $685., 607. =s I,
In accordance with a memorandum
accompanying the check Mr.. Brad,
said he. kept $3.50, 900 and divided tn
remainder as described. Messrs
| .Widener and Dolan and representa-
tiyes Of the estate of the late VII
liam Elkins equently issued
statement declaring that they receiv
ed the checks from Brady in paymen
of loans which they had made t
William g.. Whitney. !. ~ y. y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
BRYAN CHEERED
Is Guest Of Honor at Ban.
quet of Jefferson Club
n. in Milwaukee

A Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 11---William
Jennings Bryan was the guest of hon
or at a banquet on the 21st anniyer-
sary of the Jefferson club of this city
at the Plankinton house tonight.
Covers were laid for over 500 guests.
Mr.. Bryan arrived in the city this ey-
ening and previous to his appearance
at the banquest delivered a lecture
at the public service building forStthe
benefit Of the Catholic Boys home. Mr..
Bryan was received with tumnltuous
applause on his arrival at the ban
quet. 5e, .:s Isl. q. IA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
BURGLAR F|l'ENDs
Torture An Aged Woman With
Fire To Make Her
Reveal Hoard
Only Find s4 !. and n Vent Their
Rage By Terribly
Beating Her

q Rochester, NJ *, Nov. IA Two
burglars Friday night broke into the.
residence of Mrs. Stella Mauthner,
an aged woman Of Perinton, and tor
tured her in an effort to force her to
reveal her savings She was discov-
cred yesterday by neighbors. She
is not expected to recover
The men seized the woman, bound
her TO a chair and held lighted news
papers close to; her eyes, allowing
the flames to burn her hands and md
arms, Then they ransacKed the
house and finding only they vent
led their rage by beating and kicking
her into insensibility.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
D. N. FERRY IS
FOUND DEAD Of
HEART DISEASE

Detroit, Mich, Nov. Dexter M
Ferry, head Of one Of the greatest
seed firms in the United STATES, which
bore his name, and who was proni-
nent iii local business snte rprises,
was found dead in his home here to-
day. He appeared last night in appar-
emit good health and died from heart
disease during the night,
Mr.. Ferry was d member q the, re-
publican state committee for Two TWO
years, delegate at large 70 the national
republican convention IN 1882, and an
unsuccessful candidate for the ronii I'm
alton for governor ii 1900, when the
campaign was unusually warm,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
5000 PEOPLE
MADE Homeless
BY GREAT FIRE,

Iqique, Chile, Nov, 1.-two lives
were lost in fire that visited this
port yesterday and destroyed a large
section of the residential quarter.
They were two little girls, and when
the bodies were discovered by the
distracted mother the unfortunate
woman expired from the stress Of her.
emotion.
Three thousand people are home
less.as a result OF the conftagration.i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
GERMANS MAKE !.
SUCCESS With
WIREI.E PHONE

Berlin. Nov. liza German company
is now telephoning wirelessly from
Nausn to various places in Germany
fifty to sixty miles distant One of
the managers Of the company said to-
day that conversations had been con-
Quoted with extreme clearness and
precision
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
LOVE EACH OTHER
AGREEMENT REACHED IN CENT
RAJ AMERICA okiNG TO
\ PEACE DOWN THERE 81

Washington, Nov. liam under
standing has been reached between
the presidents Of the republics of Sal
5vador, Honduras and Nicaragua as a
result of which the questions at issue
have bssn adjusted and cordial rela-
tons have been established between
those countries. Z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
100000 Elre

Worland Wye, Nov. IL EnIire
business portion of Woriand was de-
stroyea last night by fire which start
ed IN grocery store The loss Will
exceed 800, 00o
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
stock Exciaanue Closed

New Orleans, La, Nov. The
Louisiana Stock exchange today de-
cided TO remain closed for o week.
This was at the request Of the clear
ing house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
. CASHIER did IT
VIRGINIA BANK IN HANDS OF RE
cElvER BECAUSE OF DE-
i.Bs M FALcATlo

Norfolk, Va, Nov. THE Peoples
Bank Of Portsmouth, which suspended
several days ago, went into the hands
of a receiver tonight on petition OF
the directors, who gave out a state
ment that the bank has been made
iinsolyent through the dsfalcations of
the cashier .F t3 II n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12
First Snow at Medora

/ Medora,a N. D., Nov. 11--Our first
snow of the season last night Very
sudden change in temperature from
abnormally warm to cold. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
STRUCK BY CAR
AND INJURED

l.. A. Foster young man about
10 years Of axe. and unknown IN the
city. was struck by a Second AZ.
car about $50 o'clock this morning,
knocked down and cut about the
head
II IL supposed that Foster was
crossing the street At the corner 81
fralef way and SECOND Az. when he
tripod aud fell IN the torHsup
spaces between the tracks At that
point. There were no danger sig
nails 10 wsrn him. The ear struck
him a CHANGING blow a. u eas Hios-
ing up fof = stop ~ The corner.
Foster wss taken into Guys drug
etnre and attended by DR. Willis and
Dr. A. q. Mekeehnie. The ambu-
lance was sent fof. bat Poster In
sisted on walking or alone. lie was
cut over ono eve and around tho
sides % the head but not deeply.
and wnn considerably shaken up
and bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
FLOWER MISSION
HOLDS MEETING

The recently organized Fruit and
Flower mission held business
meeting IN the tea room Of the Lin
coin hotel AZ 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The question ~ Incorporation
vas discussed and a motion f0f
such an end Was passed.
A permanent room for meetings
not having been secured a commit
tee Wan appointed 10 find a suitable
location. situated as centrally as
possible.
Thursday morning. Feb. 10, u the
date fixed for the frat distribution
81 gifts. for which. tho offices u
the Charity Organization society
will be used The distribution viii
be accomplished by the young NO
men Of the mission
Physicians and others who come
IN contact with eases which could
be made brighter b. the gifts Of
the mission are requested 70 report
20 Miss Ballard. president. tels-
phone Queen Anne zfT.
Intending members may give
their names to Miss Helen Villas,
f33 Sixteenth nv. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
HIGH WIND RACES
ALONG THEFRONT

ribheas and tearing away part OF
the nillnr.
Tier rlggins was torn away and
her Atera as we'll a. her stafboard
aide stove IN and she n just able
60 float
The steam launch Yankee Doodle
managed TO gNt a line aboard the
schoenef thia morning aud has been
making desperate efforts all day 10
keep the boat ffom being complete.
~ destroyed
The Yacht owned By rflngie a
sharrow was thrown On the shore
Al smiths cows aud completely de
atfased. a i0aa Of several hun.
dreds az dollars 10 her owners.
The wind started 10 blow hard
about midnight. and since that
time has gradually grown stronger
until q fairly seemed Ia ahFlak
aud howl along the front. making
Il almost Impossible for a person
20 keep hts footing
The French bark Marie. which
arrived from England few days
ngo aud which has been anchored
In the stream. drawkad her anchor
several hundred feet during the
heavy Winds last night and thla
mnrnsnF
Thts afternoon the wind h
aoaflns slightly. but tho small craft
remain tied 10 tholF docks.
Around town awnings and signs
suffered By the terrific blow Four
large pAnes of glass ave feet long
were broken Ia the large skyllghts
Ia the federal court building thia
morning and dashed to the fioor
below l.ueklly no one was IN the
corridor ~ the time. or a serious
accident might have occurred The
plate glass tranaofs of Hariy a
Co. Jewellers, Second as. and Mar.
ION. VAS broken BY the wtnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
-...uss ARE IN DANGER
s..,noNrR Is PRACTICALLY
~sraosap AT sMiTa's
ss.s - CRAFT STAY AT
pocss

- . ~laa hlowins s. miles an
al he hay cqvefrd Win
~ s..s TRANSPORTATION on the
0.s 80 stopped thla mofnins
- s...li sound steamers we're tied
Z 80 he steamship companies
- nen Aloas the doeks %
4skfia from forming The
80 '1......Fa although tied 10 the
- are nal cnsieely Free ffom
.s'...xn a. larse waves sosethcF
- ~ wind. toss the helpless
- against feadera With such
80. 80 nat the companies fear that
q - q the beats vii be
80 s'..ss wlaaaw frames along the
~, kset hlown oat. and doors Of
Il. u '.rzeelptlons have been blown
AN tkslE hinses
u..aseas II men are patrnlinE
=. l,.4sf Northern treagioa as far
:. =. ~ eFsAi Northern docks Ia or.
Z. a ksep lozs. which have broken
=, q hNma awaY from piles
r., seatsle Electric company has
-. ..s1oned On its trestle On the
e'''sgs liaa nsaF tho Great North.
= sssks In os,les 20 keep their
,,~.,ls< fson complete destruction
fke sAtaa fishing sch<zoneF
z~ra i ~ Tacoma. which has
49, anehoFvd near the Great
S,rthesp ioeks. l. practically de.
snsa1 IN the early morning
>,ats &ha loat her anchor and
fsI.es against the Great Northern
t.s~lle. tuistlng the large steel
~ = thoaxa they were small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
MAN KILLED
IN SAW MILL

Ira Wierman. who lives on Sec.
and az. ". between Mercer and
Republican SITS. Was killed late
yesterday afternoon while AZ work
IN the Seattle LuEabur companY'a
mill Wierman was struck By =
LOG. which slipped off the roller.
knocking him backwards. smash
ing hts head against another tlm.
Der. A fracture Of the skull re-
suited and he died within 10 min
llrn.
n. Hunter. a SAWYER. and G. X
vandeveuter. los settler. Witnessed
the accident Coroner Carroll viii
hold an investigation this after
noon.
Wierrnan "a survived by 4 widow
and an lnfant child lie was 80
years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
NOT INSANE BUT
WRONGED

FIRST went 10 Portland and thence
20 Seattle DnrinK the past year
nhe has worked In different laun.
dries, but hef health began 70 fail
aud her mind became enfeebied
from VERY aud the loss of her
children. She went 90 Police Ma.
tfon keIly'a home. where she was
cared for. and later turned over 20
the authorities.
|, IT IL simply a eaae 81 want of
food and shelter. combined with a
cruel husband and the ioss Of her
children She ~iii be sent Ia SOME
place where she will receive proper
treatment ans think nhe viii
soon be we'll. said Dr Davnon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

vloletcolored broadcioth. touched
with frtsh crechFt and hayinF in.
aerfs u silk hand wrought EN-.
hrolaofy. combine "a make a hand
sduie afternoon gown 10 BE- worn az
card parties
Tho model IN which The gown n
fashioned u the pffueess Il IL taa.
tened on the left side. the fastening
heinK eoneaaied BY the embroidered
insert. leaving the bust untrlmmet.
save Cor banda 81 the lace
The esnhFoiaery On the skirt aud
coraaRs Is Of = darker shade than
tho broadcioth. ana wsdens from
the waist line 20 the bottom Of The
Rown Tho same effect Is intro.
dBeed from the shoulder tine "a the
saisf. where the meeting Of the two
inserts ia concealed BY a strap aud
huge amethyst button. The yoke
u of Irish crochet. and the sleeves
are a series 81 narrow pufia. the
loser one being confined b. a band
ana knot ~ velvet rfbton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
SENA TIE PASSES
REALTY BILL

The effect AZ shis bin Il % repeal
sa@ law % too Years ago. requiring
contracts for tie sails n read -.
tate 30 b. IN writlas. It's passage
has hssn vixorouaiy arwea here b
nnanf Seattle real estate men.
Jaass4 AnaafHon. uf anaffie. an
enelnser II The Pacific Cenat con.
pany. y here lobbying against Tho
ban limiting The hours Of mnaaf.
Eroana wasksFs 81 eight per day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
EVANS IS OUT
ON BONDS

iiaii bond in the sum Of 1880
was sivrn IN Justice aerdan'n court
this morning "a insure the appear
ance % James Evans. The bOah.
Keeper charged with umhsssllng
funds of J. E Thomas = co. by
whom he WAS employed 10 insure
hts appearance ln court for trial.
The bond was Immediately given
aud the prisoner released from tho
county iail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

Deserted by her husband. the
mother Of eight small children. blfl
nov . waaderer without friends O.
money. MIRA Emma shears. :
comoly little woman 81 IS. was
taken before Dra. Dawson and Pow.
or thla morning 10 be tried as 10
her sanity.
After hearing her piflful asofy
the examining board concluded she
was a woman wronged rather THAI
that Of pefaon insane
About two years ago the woman
was compelled 10 leave her hua.
hand aud children on account 81 the
cruel treatment Of the father. She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
FLEE FROM FIRE
IN NIGHT ROBES

Of the servants went 20 tho base
menf "a place more coal IN the fnf-
mace and found flames eating their
way along the basement ceiling.
then spreading 20 the first floor
hall Mt Howard and bis family
were quickly awakened and eHcnrt
ed 10 a naishhor'a house IN their
night robes. The department Was
summoned from the Queen Anne
haaae aud the blaze extingulahed.
The damage amounts 10 about 5000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

Forced 20 flee IA their might robes
from fiamoa which threatened 10
destroy their nalatiM realdanee
was the experience Of William II.
Howard. hin wife aud two small
children shortly after 7 o'clock this
morning The residence IL one Of
thu largest On Queen Anns hill, sit
uated al A2x Queen Anne av.
shortly after q o'clock this morn
sng The maid servants started fire
Ia the furnace. About ] o'clock one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
pvsLlc lisa4Ry susy.

The circulation - book. In the
publir isbrafr 10 increasing II sush
a rapia rate that already the dif.
ferunf departments are sassd -
their limit. Lest mou'h 3.fts
nasnam we're adaea 20 IN. reststsa-
sfen and TIE csrrusatiau ef books
fmarfad a tosal ~ 1f,Tet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
DROPS DEAD

Ivan Constantinoff. aged 40. q
stranger IN Seattle. dropped dead
Of apoplexy late yesterday after
noon Ia tho ~, Louis house. Ita
Main 81
Conatantineff had been IN this
city since laat sunday. coming here
from Tacoma. whore he was treat.
81 TOT heart tfoubls. Nothing II
known 90 him hefe. although Il IL
said that he Was al enc time Goa.
fined Ia m insane asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
IS SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR


OLYMPIA. y'eb a-The bsiis Ia
troaaoea - Senator Piper asAinx
fssr an appropriation ~ 81. sea SOC fss
fss Aiask&- rukea- Fesifie sxresi-
thor. wers passesf upoa ~ uosernos
aa~aa ~ tfsk o'etprk yesterday ~
tsfnaon when the sa0sFnof afftssd
his slxnatura - All fear bills Ths
psu eth which the bills ssefs signed
~as presented 70 AenaioT Piper. Il
hts request. ~ shs saveFnos.
az The ti.eos go appropriated.
sfe9 e9a SECS - pFsvtes = stats IS.
hlnit and ire r~rnaininx ssea.ee9 utn
he used O. construct three eafidinxs
Tor the state university % hs loaned
e the exposition management 10
ICES. after which they Fetsfa 10 ths
ttfet9asettY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05


Deaths were Registered today a.
follows
soSai-B Ben Hogai. 30. February 2.
a. Aberdeen. Wash.
Daniels Jeremiah DanieIs. "a.
February ,. AT s0i Twelfth AZ.
south.
connelly Mary Connolly. Is.
February ,. 81 TifA Tenth ~.
schsfrsr Albert y. acherref, II,
Jan. 20. "a zz2s Eastlska Az.
Taylor John r. Tayier. 20. Janu-
ary 30. a. s7g7 kIfkwood VI.
simpson Clifford simpson. ..
February 4. At Seattle General hos
VitaL
Foster--Elva ". Poster. Sc. f'eb-
rnary z, az as Faifyiow.
Berfidga Maurice Z. Berridgs.
81. January =. VI Los oatOs. Cal
TimeHs- Moilie Timens. 10. Feb-
raary 2. ~ Seattle.
Alllef-Henfy ". Miller, Is. Fob-
ruary 3. Al s5s Twcnty-nfth a1
south.
Gallagher Patrick N. Gallagher.
50. February ,. AZ 4it Bell IT.
Hcb0on0ver - Randolph schoon<
over. Is. January "a. at szs Six
teenih av.
sholes-Roiee ". sholes. GO. jan
uary "a. az South Park
AngeiaburK Mary y. Augsburg.
~. January 81. At Providence bos-
pItai
Ainsils-~Mfss fds NJ. Aiuaiie. "a.
January -. ~ els sixth Az.
Elliott Blanche y. Elicit, Janus
airy 20. - belmont ard Pine
1on8yback wins SchfilinRe
Haat see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
JONES Is TURNED
DOWN BY COUNCIL

The council az It's meeting lsft
night. ~ addition 20 itn Kafbase
eloquanee aud routine street I'm
pfosement matters. rejected the
nomination OF q. A Jones' for sii
peflntsndant Of streets. BY the
uaual vote Of IL 10 |. The only or
ilnance OF general interest was
that for the extension 0f John -
from bellevue 10 summit ay., which
was ordered,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

card 20 zach customer bearing eho
owneFs nante. business address ana
telephone aufnber A printed
schedule q rates muat be placed
IN the sehEels. sheFe q can -
plainly sean ~ tho enstosnar. ama
baggage checks must ~ given for
al baEKake Fwcelsad. The licssaa
fee u placed At stse per yuar.
The ordinance az drafted by tho
Chamber q CommeFes fBxea the
rates az IS for fAg frat
hour ana Il Zoe aach naaiFlunzi
hour. The council committee. how.
ever. considered the fact fhat Il II
cheaper % operate - autnmobiIa
than a hack or fsam. reduced the
rata % q and q. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

Births were registered today a.
follows
Taylur-At 1888 Fourteenth as..
February 3 10 wife % John l. Tay-
Tor, a daughter.
1onson-At csc Doren Az. north.
February I. 70 wife Of J. Jens0n. q
sou
Chambers Al so East Republic
an e. January -. 10 wife Of
Charles Chambers. q daughter.
Anderson-At fsi Twenty fourth
Az south. February 4. TO wife Of IL
.. Anderson. a daughter.
Putnam At sss Twenty second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

Jack stewart. an electric worker.
aged about ~. while helping hts
landladr wash windows yesterday.
On the necond floor ~ thu naa Hive
hoase. COS Third Av., fell from =
second story window ain 70 the
sidewalk and Was severely cut
ahnns thA faen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
W. }. SAND RESTRAINED.

Judge Aibestson this morning
atEnsa tho FeasrnininE orier whore
b. W ~. Mexican. alias " q
Sant, T. prohibited from enfnrins
the Pacific Safety nepoall CON.
pAnY's vault. wbeFe be Il said 10
haze q large aufn q money belons
inx 10 be wlfe. Minnie Mexican.
pondina a hearing February a A
susi Tor divorce II nos peadlng. the
husband being charged uish craslis
and franh anneaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

AZ, Fob. :. to wife of T. pittuan, a
daughter.
Vnlala AT 80 Judkin ~. Fobru-
airy 1. 70 wife Of Bruno Yaieia, n
son
faKe--At SIT West Green Lake
boulevard, February z, 70 wife u
Thomas Page. daughter.
himan AT Minor hospital. Febfu-
Try ), to wife " Louis n simon. a
daughter.
WnteHhouae At the Waldorf,
February !, - wife of ). E watsr-
house. a daughter
Mcgi0thien At a0s North Second
ay. % wife u r n. MeDlothen. a
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
mARlgcHIn sarAks AWAY.

The German steamer hulk Ma
Fieoheu Il dfaEgins her anchor late
this afternoon and IL drifting to-
wards The r. G. Co.'S docks The
French bark Marie broke away from
her anehorass ana drifted 10 The
Oriental dock. whsFs she was tied
un a brick scow hrpks loose this
afternoon and dFiftins into the Hiip
between piers A audi broke the belk.
head a. the foot II Washington 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

cl4yAfiA. Feb. g. s@nator
EeAx aai estate msas eommls-
- M passed ths senate this
nralnx ~ ; voss q = e II. No
IN sas Siven ~ senatar Allen
~ 4 nsQfkpn vii be made 10 r.
eessi';<f L. shsn. II Ailen votes no
zslsAd 4 ara. the BAL wiil 10
xel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were issued to-
day as follows.
Iienfiknon- Graubcrg Henry Al
fred HsBrikaon. -. Seattle. 20 so-
phie drOnherN. &c. Seattle.
Hastings. spears William Paul
Hastings. ~. Leaven~nfth, to Con-
uic =. spears. ~. Seattle.
MoIlhargey- Wells James J. Me-
ilhaFsey. Seattle. 10 Mrs. Lettie
Wells. 81. Tacoma.
Tinknan- sopsf william II
ginkman. zs Seattle. to Mabel So
per. II. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
Wa Called -craEy Harry

PtTTsnuRG. Pa. Feb, 80
f'risnda Of Thaw. uow that his at
FaFneya have announced their de
tense. freely comment on Thawn
peculIarities. 0na friend says
4 am not surprised 10 hear he Il
insane. liia aeauaintancon always
thought him queer. and called him
Crazy Harry
This woman says there II Ia.
sanity GA the fathers side. enc
sister now beinK In an asylum In
che east and another was occasion
ally insane hsforu abe died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
CRIMINALS IN JAil.

CHARGED With highway robbery,
Lawrence Dye. q youth OF 10. And
Clyde tsfownfieid. "a. weFv this
morning broakht To the eounty jsil
and locked IN the east and south
tanks respectively. Tho Youns
men ELL not Do aliosud to cou,
nunicatu with each vfher and viii
probably BE- given separate hear.
taxa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
DIE IN
TRAIN WRECK


nEs MONIES. L.. Feb, 49,
Seven men we're killed and = dossn
injured In : cnai train wreck near
here last night Tha middle car OF
the train was derailed. ditehinE the
ears IN the rear Thirty minefu
and several passengers IN addition
To the miners wefa aboard The train
The dead;
Carl. ANDERSON.
PETER ExNER
PETER rif.sTnuM.
OLAF ANDERSON.
ANDREW LuNDQuIsT.
Af.BRRT OLSEN.
SAMUEL DREW.
The victims ~sFs haFied under
the wreckaNe, and later the coal
caught fire. making Il sfifficuit 20
proceed Wlth the WORK q resG1e
II II fearpd that other yicfima mas
yet be discovered In the wrertase.