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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
MINNESOTA JAILERS
PAY VISIT TO CHIEF

Chief wRppensieip received a.
visitors this morning r. II Whit.
ncy, principal kcoper Of the Mime
sofa state refarmatory. aud ]. z
BArneard. OF 81 Paul. state agent
u the Minnesota penitentlary and
reforlnAtury The men are on their
way 20 California % get uome IS
capped convicta that are held there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
MILITANT HUCKSTER ATTEMPTS
To MAKE MAN BUY

~ developed 10 be mistake on
the part of Mr.. Mcilugh. who sud,
denly found himself the center Of
auack by concerted movement
of what looked like large bunch
Of determined peddlera II was
only one. however, and Mcilugh
found that ono with q convenient
rock. which be bounced lightly off
tho hnckater'a frownlng brow.
Convinced by the slight show Of
resistance that McIlugh would not
make an aquioacent purchaser the
vegetable man went sadly back 10
his wagon ana drove away,
The affair was reported 10 the
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
REPUBLICAN CLUE MEETING

The annual election 81 the o..
flcera 81 the King County Republi-
can club viii be held IN room ZQa
Oriental BLDG. Tuesday evening
December .. az > O'Clock sharp.
There will be much other important
business brought up az this meet.
lnR and the president. officers and
members 81 the executive commit.
tee urgently request big at
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

There Ia an ambltiougo pcddlor
In the city, a disciple Of the strong
arm school OF AnNcfciallem, who
politely requests you 70 buy Of hiH
apples aud potatoes, aud " YOU
are thoughtieaa enough 60 refuse
he thereupon proceeds to torcibly
demonstrate the superiority of his
wares, 10 those complaining OF
him say
=. J. Mcliugh. OF e07 Queen
Anne, states that he was ycaler
day 4ccostcd "a this militant buck
ster The man On the wagon ash,
cd Il he wanted any apples of Pc
tatoea. Mr. McinRh politely but
firmly said No" This immediate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
QUICK WORK

VANCOUVER. n. G.. Nov rs -
The promptneaa % Canadian jus.
tlce was shown late yesterday aft.
cruoon. Gu Monday night two
men held up q citizen They were
arrested on hia description Tues.
day morning and arraiEncd IN tho
police court "Wednesday. and were
positively Identified - their vic.
tim. Each was then sentenced 90
five years IN the pcuitentiary and
taken 90 prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
New WHALING BoAr.

TACOMA. Nov. 9s.--A contract
has been lot By 3 whaling com.
pAny for the construction % a
whaling steamer NJ the Heath ship
yards here The vessel will be 100
feet Ions. with isfoot beam and a
moulded depth Of II feet. and viii
be equipped with triple expansion
engines she viii be ready Tor
launching about March l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
PROMINENT IDAHO men
MAY PROVE Thieves

constable AZ JuilRetta. Kent r.
well known. Two prominent ranch
erg In LRtah county were arrest
cd today On the strength Of the
story told BY the prisoners They
arr Frank White and George
fofenman These men are among
the best known IN the county. and
II II said others equally sell
known viii BE- arrested Ia n few
DAYS. The prinonera say White
picked out the horses. while Forea.
man had the brains and money
and engineered che whole thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
MAYOR MOORE
DISCUSSES LID

SPOKANE. Nov. 2s.-'whon I
ran for office did not declare for
the Sunday closing Of saloons and
| am not now opposed 70 keeping
thoalera open on Sunday" said
Mayor Herbert Moore Il think n
the theatera are TO be closed on
Sunday that saloons should also be
closed Either the present law
should be enforced 10 the limit
which would result IN the eloaing
OF all places Of business, or a now
law should be passed atipuiaiing
what places should be closed and
what should not"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
HIS WIFE
and FAINTS

A detective applied reatoratlvea
and Levey was taken before judge
Newcomer. on charge Of wife
abandonment. His wife says she
has followed Leyey 5000 miles.
In San Francisco the fire ruined
them financially, bat the wife Sc
cured legacy and they went ~
Winnipeg. Can There sho says.
Ievey deserted her. taking $1,000
aud hcr diamonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
NEAR RURGLARfES
STARTLE BALLARD

Near burgiarios. three IN number.
startled the Ballard police last
night
Some thief broke into three "a.
looms. tho Drum. Club and Boston
Har. and not only RETAINED from
taking anything from the premises.
but absolutely ignored one very
suggestive Invitation 20 walk of
with a valuable gold watch which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
RUFF MUST
TELL MORE

contingency fund and has force
81 detectives attached "a his office.
We have clear case against
Patrick Calhoun and absolutely
nothing can save him Ruef has
not told all he knows OF agreed
70 tell When we call hla attention
70 certain evidence be usually de-
olnrea he has forgotten that par.
ucular incident n be comes
through with everything We know
he knows he may get of lightly.
bat there must be- some sembiance
Of honesty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

was hanging in plain sfght on a
cash register
In each ease entrance waa gained
b. boring a hole through below the
lock OF the rear door. aud sliding
the bolt from The inside
The near bufglariea we're dlacov.
cred thia morning The police IN.
vcsiiEnted. but could only guess at
the motives which prompted the
forcihie entrance. and then Induced
the Intruder ~ depart without TAX.
ing any cnah or yaiuables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
tsy United Prose. T.,

CmchGo. Nov ass David
Levoy, head designer for Sloan A.
Co. cloak manufacturers. fcli 20
the floor IN n faint when unoxpect.
odly confronted by his wife A
score OF employees became panic
stricken, and the rumor that he
had committed suicide gained cir
culatlou,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
BARROW TO TAKE
CHARGE OF CASE

nOIsE. Nov. Is Clarence Oar.
row arrived last night from Rath
drum and ON Monday will take
charge OF the defense ia the Petit
bone case. II ~ announced that
Senator Rorah viii not come 70
iioise until the jury has been rs
cured. Charles II Meyer prcsi.
dent az the Western Federation u
Miners. will be IN constant attend
ance at the trial but Haywood will
not come unless he "a summoned ~
a witness. A comfortable house
has been secured for the Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
YOUNG WOMAN TRIES
TO KILL HERSELF

VANCOUVER. Wash. Nov - -
MrH l. y Glover. wife 81 wealthy
Clark county farmer residing east
% this city. swallowed laudanum a.
9 O'Clock last evening with suicidal
intent The woman was found
within few minutes by her bus.
band. Who summoned doctor.
A stomach pump was applied and
Il IL believed the woman Is now on
n fair way 20 recovery. Domestic
troubles are believed 20 have made
Mrs Glover Respondent She Ia
bat 20 years old. while her husband
"a man OF over 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
ieEeM RuNAwAYs.

CHARLES Carter and Frank Mel
son, two i7.yearold lada Of Tokoa,
waah ran away from home ON
Aiovowber -, buying Aicketa for
aeaitlk and are now hclievod 70
"a mi this city. J q. Sllcko. OF
Tekoa. has written the local police
asking for their apprehension,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

MOSCOW. Idaho. Nov. ~ a
most amazing tale Of an organized
band for the Wholesale theft 81
horses Ia Northern idaho, IN which
men formerly well and prominently
known figure WIS said 60 have
been revealed hers today. when tho
officers drew confession from
Henry J. Bauer and Edgar Kent.
who were captured IN Montana and
brought back few days ago
Bauer has stood wcll and l. now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
TRAIN plrcHEp

HELENA. Mont. Nov 2s--Tho
Pacific express No 3. on the North.
ern Pacific road. was difched near
Trout Greek. Mont. last night No
one was injured Traffic vii be
delayed some time. however
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

NEW YORK. Nov. rs Inter
Views With District Attorney w "
LangdOn ~ San Francisco. who has
arrived here. are published Ia the
newspapers today l.auFdou Ia re-
spouse 20 the queHtiou DO you
think New York needs q cleaning
upF said = have heard II does
lie proceeded 20 remark that
cleaning here could be accomplish
"a with less difficulty than waa
experienced IN San Francisco sa
the district attorney here has a biz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Chargo Tor ono Insertion, Toe
Per line. Seven words 90 the
line. Three times. one cont a
word ono month. &c per line
per day
Minimum charge for an "ad'
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN 40 En- C "
Kennedy urug Co, First az.
and Cherry.
RALi.ARn AGENCY-p. "A
Mullen. aat Ballard av. opp.
City Hall Phone. ballard zee
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av.
between Union and University.
Phones. Main toa0s Ind itl
The Star cannot guarauiee
accuracy OF assume responsible
lty Tor errors 81 any kird oc'
curing In telophonod advcr
usemontA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
BELIEVE BURILSON Is
UNDER ARREST

san bERNAhDN0. Cal, Nav
~ 4 man who 10 believed 10 4.
Charles Buiiaou. wanted IL =.
attic for lho billing Of Mrs. Aens.
True coyinetou of the trunk mvs.
pry tragedy. vas arrested bess
yeatcfday undcr tho name II esv'
cra. To answers Hafllson'a ~
ecrlptlon 10 every essential
10 word hos been received h.
The local p0ilcc rcgardlug ne 49,
dispatch although The wires bsvs
been kept hot iov particular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
pRlsoNER &C AwAY.

The shenffs office AZ Evsrest
has reported % the local nollea
the escape OF G ) Murray. 1 short
term prisoner Ia that city. xho
made his getaway Yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
PLACES WREATH ON
MADIS0N'S TOMB

WASHINGTON. Nos. IS --rfeei.
aent Roosevelt and family and sew.
eral friends loft on n special train
this morning foF Montpelier, Va. Ia
make a-piiTrimaKe to the former
home ~ President Madison. Tho
president will lay wreath on
Madiaona tomb Tho party will
return IN time 70 take Thankaaiw.
Ing dinner a. the White House this
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
WILL INVESTIGATE.

> TOXIC. Nov. 2s.-The Jap.
> anese government has prom
= ised American Ambassador
> OBrion that Il will lmmedi.
= afciy investigate the cause 0f
. the Increased number of Jap
= anese arriving on the Pacific
. coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
DOUBLE MURDER IS
BEING REVEALED

aud the next day announced that
Kimmous had gone east"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

kreTIuN HAfsE uH luup FtflNf.
rNNN AT WfHAN4ENN aAhFM
ROOMS 4Hzs rAuHr Az N& FWfukHi
NOV egTit AT tela SHARP trt sefs
enamel beds FHna etFa spfiuaA deessefa
eans fHestFa ektensinu fahiHs Htuins chairs
H1rfaFt fHc hffA PiNtA4tt 20 tAftf.n
Oh greet variety elegant De- aff Hrr De
alane ard other standard naMnH. GsiHuflsa =.
faf tan desks ard revolving rhaifs -
fira maus. rHffiefss fsue fHifinE hatt
steel fanras ln Era4t variety Haafvfs
are aaaafee caraa't etw % b4fAef+
ton. s8ftinHFHf faNnH Main ttatI To-
faraHHaHt Hfff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

ONLY A VIEW LEFT
rhst q shst - haFe = the itgte
rrres - tn asf tHFi = sald un Euar.
s sa,ss' !, ~ srlss u w - are ' g
tfsfus 30 hais cash haianef b. o. maufts
~ 4 per rsni interest FhIrk Wat tHis
milaa nom tide water ga th1 aafres
% a aew railway mua nra<f ceassrHc.
uru wthln is m'hes ~ thr hatlY q
1ai sell faF 4te reF thaaa4nf Ia one
TsaF PR fuii paftifeisfn eal eH Inter
natinnal Bend Realty Co. lees
American Bank nalainE -li-as
CRYSTAL HEIGHTS
usausiiuiif iaeuted. deep fifh soff
SAY nfssa mlass.s 3 he sis-tfs- a.
Aifh Sidewalk az tns way fweufV.
minuts car srrviaei q = -arre tracts Prizes
Y ~. tsfmf ~ esai sssh balance
chafiss & Adams See coiman nlas
CHEAP PLACE. Large ptaec acreage
e1nd hnuab nniH lait WitN zee iarIna
hsus ifesh cess tegms it agen. 81
per month see Hnimane cashier
in fines biqcs. ~ nnfs 1T
FINE FAnM 40 PER AcRn
Nre gel iegklaF ~ fssl goes tsf.
rou $40 acres ef nns cleared fsrmins
iHH1 near AshiHHn Ore faF tire irW
lrfea ~ $40 10 acre Aaet BE- oanh tft
profit an acre Address u-a. care STAR
SOUTH uEa N0fNEa GARDEN
TRACTS
Meaufifal icrel .arre tracts % rich
afdef land nulY barr 4 mfie frau the
daea riFhf Uu fbe neH iufrfurtan line
81 THE loe pflra - on eco Terms tlna
cash balance sac per month. payable
ssuIi annually interest rer cent
cHhH q ADAMS. SEQ Caiman uifa
a-ff
nuK tN LEp9EkWoOn
fN acres 81 choice alder land. Only
81 SEQ Terms Htqe eaHh haitnro fit
paf month ragaeir semi- annually inter-
eaf rFr cent
eh aeres only seas Terms fss cash
balance 900 every aix month"; interest
chAs b ADAMS. aos colman nidr
a-tf
Buy YOUR RANCH NOW
Every rr8F acreage around seattle Is
hiNhef iu price and N you ever expect
ta oHn a ranch 70 anf Kind. ef q cum
mnT aqma TIRE time 20 hBf be iH nnn we
have SOME frcsaefe tracts AZ from $3.50
ta $500 per tract You can't find any
thlnE better anywhere Only Do per cent
cash 500
WEST WHEELER.
500 cniman Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
SPOKANE ~ TACOMA 4.

lAibmA. N0Y. laa.Tbe
hpohnno high school won fro.
} the Tacoma hleh school nv
morning w. a score Of i7io
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

MUMMY 10 LOAN
Mn srNRi0NN 60 aie.til ceiiina
second ard janice The rsoeunissd haaH
20 the vase oas aer clerk, heekkecn.
On maehlNst engineer ~ snpleys eAaa
ohiaim money % Va GA MA note withous
vtprun .ynNKEa CO., :.
Loans money ia amounts ~ fhoo ur On
improved % hnpfotinE real estate
sttaiaht or fiat loans AVID ins.al,"em
'@"a 40 tsfsFe,agS r n 5s}gie M - e se'''s
ncsien nleek neth Fhenes
Mensy advanced sAiaried neepis, re,at
Without security iafagat business w ~.
pflnelpal cities raimAn 4ie Weltss
eAl.ARy loANa ~
foi MARION nuii.utNu 1T
Mones toaned salsried peepls On ds.
q sss So i 80 prss s.f' 'f s.,iss. Hsss
nida
no hnau Private monvy At low rate et
intoraat oaner s Neihafn spts2et Me-.
harn nldF It
eeiasy teams Lowest rates eesg
terms Confidential y A Newtan, ses
fsopie's Bank Bids
tesns IS toraitsrs horsss etc WIN.
Noaeh yes Nesief way. room ~a
BANKs.
THn oANAniAS nANS OF
COMMERCE
N1taftiahrd iStf
Head ufHfs fafanto Canada
2fS s ,s sab. cruces s,. = s esSiss
husiress iranueted Interest allowed es
tiiNe dqr.. -. ..,..,.-..r
Seattle pree6h s y no't Mar tt
rU0sr sooNEs SAsi9sENL hank eF
csenai stess psla ia 81. eeei sqs.
sls: y. 81 ~. f',,e gsss,., a s..s.
,sr tarfssssts snta in principal cities Of
,hs esi,se a,s'ss saa setess
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
saa.aassaesa-sa--s
IS WftiNAV q f rlmss pias
Anutru nEtlnnNA nt Ns~ rets
ocUlisrs ANo AuHlsrs
"a Ofmernn N Is uours 10 e
IA 40 sundays ~ apps nfuit9ft
Glasses httsa go Eitsi nits Nsin itael
Ira sasl ~
wK arnIYn. nv q ne. Eas Nr.s
Threat uIafsss Eitel hiaa haafs 70
eNMNNfH
10 wlnsn rsnlsiss. rhreat Sess
ave EaF ~ Alaska hds Mats 1851
osrEoPkrAic PHYSICIAN.
~ aswasi 8 sisrsit Egaauass Nia
uearsls Destitute Nsirarsiht t9ataii.
auen snd ssaH.laaiisn tee titits
osrEoPArHN.
~ . nsrass qs,seFslhle rey.l.
sraifa elevator Nafn fttt u ftss
hraiaals Amsrlssa sshasi y o.t sspsshY
san aut serFssn censniia'iea tee
s,s-iri-ns. asnt csfs fnsaa trgasmssss
for fthl aasaNifsiiNa nHa AiA Arcadia
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
.a.a.asaassas.asst.saar sssasssa=ss-a.a
kaams q nsooss registered rat.a.
ara T-ate Mas Atefn.ls IS SsArs "a
sfattis ett.t ceilusn nleeA
cNFbiT 80 fAfnof rafsai QasliiY
a lsfHs pairnt eentsfn Aaiasi tass
fitF
PHYSICIANS.
s-~s-s----s=--sssas s7s--ss-.--ss-=s-.-
Mufnrna hiufAAen ~ tMnn Huntnn
salts slf Efisi nias isoi sscaad
~ psnes, as Areaas ssia saa sss
no.arinasy aissassa
pHoTooRAPAERs' SUPPLIES
.s-aa--...a4s-ssa.as~..-
ksdersoa sapqty Co, iit chsrfy "a
Seattle 1t
STORAGE.
1
UNION fnA~aFEH M0NfN0
STORAGE Co.
ftfS Firsf eve 94a Ind ave a1at0
Fhsass hair nsf Ia4 tts - Ast
I AUCTIONS.
Auction NNf.N uH auuu FfflMf.
TNNN AT WiEhEMNNN4 hatstNs
+ ROOMS 4Hza r&NNf Az H# FWfuAHi
E NOV sgfit AT ta.ta SHARP Nra aets
snaHuei beds rope edNa HpFlnNN deesaefa
.eantuesfFe eKtenslng iehiHa Hfuiue chairs
Z enurhrt rnr fTfa picfHTFs lace curtains
ld greet variety elegant Decker arr.lHi
f4a nn AVID UsnHN standard fnsMNH H8a uils4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. Is -
Mosier. on employe o. thr stock
farm % r. G. Brien. near here.
vas kicked and paved 20 death
- bis raceherse kircheval. winner
II Tie Burns handicap IN Caltfor.
MIA. she Cumberland Derby here
and other notable fixed events AZ
various tracks Eaat and West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
socleTY NOTICES.

Ga nsacinH EaafHntss4 rsfxats
aaFA tfesaus ftfaf eteNanA aala uflG
I(r&& inater. Nascahes rrufiu. tta sat
am ptHs Lessons an the time
8bNf Glasses IhufaaaYa llldaYa
A4eHs Msfh eatt
RAMA Lfa fHE csnfEN fhh -
I ani The man hnusa fepaifiha 20
fis Branches wtnaaW aHa tHaF sNss@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
Mining Stock

NJ NJ Herrin A Co have for sale
.0oo shares 81 Trojan Treasury A.
IA cents per share 80
CRY RFAI rsTATF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

Iar rfut cheap ~ HlHfrr f.fHHfa
fnffaHa, nf IinFaIn HalrHH Hn Faunfls.
roy park line phone isaf fe-fs.p
LOOK THIS TT
Store B iifinH fnHHs corner iaf rnHH
unIHHNnrHHuu UfHU WnaaAnHf rHHH.
on zoe. ffaf daHn. balance tH nlif Call
ftfh and IhInHHr aH rhnnra N1rfh
le Ind white sfa Residence Nafih
itsg 81
FREMONT AND BALLARD.
Two new flsf.fa1m cnfiaaea on Iffh
avenue III w. ballard. Haffhaaaf af
HRlmon HHF Rafhl hard rlaHfsfIna
nicely finished aitF HHfnf EIa1 ffnls
Lot tUrio1 Terms $3.50 down. balance
maHfhiy faymeufa Come aud iaoa al
them
vaeant let's faf seize rhran
o A WooQ. f0ts 1ld e. ~
#lf.ir.f b
MUSICAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

II vau are IN nssa ~ fluit snaa
efna rpHntaf trees shrubs 90 piaNta ! WI
suhpIF fnur wants with thr beet ef H.Ne
Wha IL ~ ~ "a Nrnen tnsla lNll
esr tath ard WneaiauH enc bless 5tfh
H-teF ~
humanity Ahsntuta care RNArAhtf y wy
rheumatism. pefatf sia utrfoet $500
obesity stiff Joints fcaql4tnE uNte AAte
mAtlsfu on ether causes ftNtitAtA w.
kftrHF disease saeNUsHfaliN NNhteH ~
Freat German natepgath. hf gllpsa
Frae sNauslnattga--fpQf NeoR's Tvs ~
Isk sfth Ave So. asar iAfAsea
raks iacesaa sifsst car tsiePhaAt
ktef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

uW NNGN IS NsfaHusfHf FitFaftHn.
sisrtflrff. HEht GORE fneaa Treatments
Malta EaNA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28

fttUaf eulNN NATIONAL HANK eF
SEATTLE
capital sfatk past in. fsEs Reei ses
riua sHIHfa Fuffh rfss uoid
snith titf pre- b. AnhenNi cash
lefI earfas sahdenta ln Principal cities 81
ths uaitsa atRi.s ava Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-28
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.

~ q nerars oaieupsthir rhysi.
fisn see Arcade Nirrs thlfd nref ops
FraIfa slHFataf Nafn ass fass
HfaInHfH AmarlrsH Nfhlai 70 NHt raNathv.
hifknelne fs 1855 aisa licensed physi.
cas- ant sHrFsau tenauitatiea tree
tiafas FaaaannNfa 1T
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-24
HIGH WATER IN EAST
Ohio and Mississippi On Rampage. Towns
 Flooded

Cincinnati. Jan. 16-The Missis- sippi and Ohio rivers have over flowed their banks, and many of the small towns along tn SC streams are threatened. Hundreds of families have been driven from their homes in Ironton, Thous- ands of refuges have reached Ports mouth from all directions, and at Newport 300 families are homeless. The low country all along the river has all been inundated and the water is still rising.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-24
Storm At Spokane

Spokane, Jan. 1o-A terrible storm is raging all over Douglas county and the intense cold and shortage of fuel is causing great suffering. The residents of that section are reduced to rustling sage brush to burn. Sheep are dying by thousands.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-24
Town Swept Away and Fear Many Lives
 Lost

towing 8 terTlDle storm yeStcIuay a tidal wave invaded Port Espindo covering practically every building in the city. Many of the residents aed to the mountains in time, but it is feared that thousands have been drowned. All the live stock in the place was carried to sea by the wave,
 Washington. Jan. 21-A game preserve law has been passed by the House authorizing the presi- dent to set aside 75O,OOO acres in Olympic mountains for A reserva- ton.
 Washington, Jan. 21-President Roosevelt has informed all Third Term clubs that such agitation annoy him, as he has no intention of accepting the nomination for president again.
 Kingston, Jan. 19-The panic here is being quieted somewhat the slipping of the shore into the sea having ceased. Half of the city is now under water, but it is thought that there will be no more movement of the ground. Thous ands of dead bodies have been re- covered from the ruins and many more are still covered by the debris. Work is progressing rap idly removing the corpses from the city. Advices have been received that relief for the town is being thoroughly organized by the United States, England, France and Ger many and supply ships are now on the way here from several points.
 Washington, Jan. 17-In order to end the Brownsville troop dis missal discussion, Senator Foraker has introduced resolution to have the military committee take the testimony regarding the trouble and have it printed for general distribution. Carmack says that the agitation regarding this affair is an attempt on the part of the republican party leaders to dethrone Roosevelt as the leader i; of their party.
 St. Thomas, Jan. 18-The United States battleships Missouri and Indiana have reached the scene oi 4ho disastor at Kipucfon with med
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Chicago, Jan. l9-- John R. Walsh, former president of the Chicago National Bank, has been indicted on l90 counts for misap- propriatiun of funds to his own use. The amount he is charged with having used for personal pur- poses is nearly $2,OOO,OOO.
 Seattle, Jan. 19-Direct primary bills have been introduced into both houses of the state legislature. A local option measure has also been introduced, allowing each precinct by 8 petition to call for a vote on local option within itself. A bill providing for the abolition ot punishment by hanging and substituting electrocution has been introduced in the House.
 Olympia, Jan. 17-The King county delegation and the exposi- tion officials are holding caucus to decide on method of raising the necessary million dollars in the state for the fair, by special levy. The bill appropriating 6OO,O0O for permanent buildings on the fair grounds will be introduced in the Senate and the measure appro- priating the balance will be started in the House.
 St. Augustine. Fla, Jan. 18-A wireless message received on board the Anastasia saye that the island kingdom of Jamacia is gradually sinking into the sea. Holes hun dreds of feet deep have appeared in the heart of the city and the inhabitants are fleeing in ! nic from the place. Two lighthouses off shore disappeared from view this morning falling into the sea in quick succession. A famine ex- ists all over the island and >the pestilence which was feared has broken out. The ships in the har- bor are crowded with injured and in the streets of the town bodies are lying everywhere. Hundreds of corpses have been taken from the ruins and it is believed that the list of dead. will number thousands. Eight Americans are known to have been killed. 7=
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