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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

We promised that
and will The site has been bought Ground has been broken Ln
Der delivered yesterday Initial construction with
mornings The accompanying illustration shows handsome building
Mission design which will be built properly
do the will of
We have facility for land
enable double the the double until
is thrtytwo times the size shown the drawing We hope have
this within thirty
keep their promises We promise beyond
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

"Where are you going, my pretty
maid?'
Il am going 10 Paw Paw, SIR" she said.
Going to PAPA, Ell? All, me!
TIL go and ask for your hand" quoth he.
Chicago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

Glass 32-Open only to heavy hary
horses that have taken a first prNI
or to one OF a pair that has taken II
FIRST prize at this or the associations
first or second annual show One
prize, solid silver cup, value $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
The Roadsters

Class 49, roadster, Single, California
bred-Stalllon, mare or gelding. Horse
alone considered. First prize, cup $65;
second cash S25; third reserve ribbon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Worth a Million
Stock Selling
SOC a Share

are h ppb b1H it, for "a mig when h office closed over |
hkb taken Pump ump nn1yo opmmsee ewym ErrpumHeh that I
h made gd as to dn e future iset e omrpe ddnsHu \
uP Pump bt$ a share
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10


~ ~% %%%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
1hud Stuart Calls Murdered Brother In-Law Nor
i Leper and Tells Story Rivallng Stanford
White Thaw Case Declares That Jury Could Not
Convict Brother.

formerly a notorious character Of
Juneau. Alaska. but was later re-
leased when Il vas found that abe
dla not know Wrinkles whereabouts,
Her statement as 20 Lamps char.
Acser and her offer to assist In the
eapsnre Of her brother were made
Voluntarily
The girl declared that her broth.
erin iAws'a character AS such that
her brother probably thought him.
eaif justified in axenEtns the
wrongs 81 bis rnany victims
4 will heip yon find my brother
because [ know that when tne facts
are known there will BE- no fury on
earth that would convict him. the
gtrl cried.
The Efri. Who f. one ef family
% rive daughters. told the police
that she married her husband a
painfer b trade. ehau II Years old.
being but - nov A separation fol-
i0wud after the couple veut 10
Alaska and the siri finally took ap
with Frame. thruagh WHOSE arrest
her lAeutity wa# discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
FAST TRAIN OFF
THE TRACK

san BERNARDINo. Cal. March
f~The Santa Fe passenger trafa
which daily makes the trip on the
kiteshaped track. yesterday after.
noon ran into an open switch near
Cotton. left the rails aud crashed
Into the forward cars of a freight
train standing on the track.
The passenger car wns crowded
and one passenger wAs killed onf.
right another fatally injured and
scores were seriously injured.
This Dead.
I NaEasaki. japanese. residence
unknown
Fatally injured
Fireman ] AZ MeKenney. San
nernariino. iefi leg broken. back
Injured
The Injured.
J O. Courad. Forona. Cal. leg
broken. back injured.
Mrs W b. Stevens. Kansas City.
internal injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
TREASURY TELLER IS
UNDER ARREST

IL questioned Last sight By Chief
Witkie and Captain puFter. Of the
seefes seTsiee. bat he wes anahaa
70 give any Lnfornation beyond
that already Ia the possession OF
the KuYernmant
Affer hts examination By wiisie
aud Captain Porter. FitnsefaiA.
uhan approached BY = newspaper
man. knocked the reporter partly
down q flight 81 stairs He vas
greatly excited
strike Another Reporter.
Fitzgerald. giving Bis verslou Of
the assault upon the newspaper
man. aaia Il VAS because the re.
porter bad peFaistsntly tried "a
photograph him.
FoHs other men wnre puf through
searching examination BY Chief
Wtlkfe IN the office Of Captain
Thomas Porter. chief Of this local
secret service bufvau
Tho men questioned we're
Arthur II BuAl. currency rierk
and a naphew Of Cashier Frank G
Russell
Henry = Lock. assistant assort.
lnk teller. Who has succeeded
George " Fitzgerald as asserting
teller
John n Rogers, paying teller.
Frank ] Walsh. currency clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
Board of Public Works May Suspend All City I'M
provements Until Asphalt Combine and Contract,
ors Offer Bids at Reasonable Figures.

the contractors might come dowa
TO earth again.
A great deal Of paving. grading.
concrete work, watermalna and
plankinR Was considered. The bida
we're sent 70 the engineer for conn
putation and 1t iH probable that
many Of them will be rejected
Tuesday as being too high.
Big BGds on Asphalt.
The two asphalt companies bid
on the big paving Job designed for
Thirteenth av. south. According TO
the checks this work will cost over
$780, e9.
The Independent company. the
lowest bidder. asked szes q square
yard. 81 for the sandstone and ti.t9
for the concrete work. while the
Barber company bid IS for sand
stone. s115 for the asphalt and
ti.f6 for the concrete.
On the Job on Twentieth av.
Ninth az. and other streets. the bias
Of the two companies were the
same as above.
The bids for the pianking Of
Massachusetts ~. 90 the tideflats,
were opened This IL a big piece
of work and there was competition
The lowest bid for the work was
s2050 q thousand feet of lumber.
II costs the contractor 10 get IL
sic a thousand. and when laid II
will not leave over a margin Of SO
cents q thousand as profit Ths
bids ran as high as tz7i0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

The probability OF the city being
compelled 10 suspend all asphalt
paving and other public improve
menta owing 20 the unprecedented
high prices demanded By contract.
ore was furcibiy brought to the at.
tention Of the members Of the
board Of public works today when
contract work was considered
Water mains formerly laid down
for lilo a iineaI foot were shown
b. the bids TO nos coat as high as
tzI0. and sandstone paving that
used 10 be put down for ts q square
yard IL today 81 and 81 . yard
Wooden water mains which were
once placed for 50 cents. IS cents
and up 20 30 cents a foot have adj.
yanced until under the bids submit.
ted they reach as high as ti.zo 8
foot
Big Asphalt Prices.
The Star told yesterday some.
thing Of The advances In asphalt
paving which was once 81 50 8
square ward and IA now As hiah a.
tzta yard
The prices for lumber seem 70 be
more reasonable than anything
elae. Bids for this class of ma
teriaI ran fairly even and In some
Of them there was not a great mar
giu for the contractor.
II was suggested AZ the beard
meeting that the city might have 70
stop ell Improvement IN order that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

became nm admlrer OF her dark.
eyed mother.
IF you'll come 70 New York.
he promised. 1ll make the whole
city mad over the woman In
black"
She went
And EYelyn'a chances for more
posing we're not neglected Mrs.
Neabit vas careful TO tie around
her daughters short fluffy locks
a black velvet ribbon to which
was sewed those long. lovely
Alaa- curis. famed the country
Sser. and surmounted the whole
with a big picture hat Then the
child Of ie would parade down
Broadway--and, Of course. the Cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
IS IN;
MISSOURI COMING

W. n. Neff. special commissioner
for the A.-Y..p-E to the middle
states. wirea that the Missouri led
lsiature has included IN ltz budget
Of appropriations an item. the
amount Of which Il undetermined
TO cover a building and large dts.
PLAY for the exposition II il un-
aerssOof that the item sill not
meet with any opposition In either
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
RAILROAD DIRECTOR
WON OVER BY BRYAN

with your advocacy Of government
ownership the specific declaration
that you propose not 10 confiscate
property. but TO pay FOR it at its
full value
Mr.. Bryan assured Mr.. Whitney
that he and his friends had no
thought on intention OF eonfiaea-
ton.
enut the difficulty would be,
Mr.. Bryan, determining the actual
cash value. The railroads would
want TO run in their watered stock
'fThe proper method would be.
rejolned Mr. Whitney, TO pay them
on the basis of cost of reproduc.
ton.
MIR. Bryan asked Mr.. Whitney II
he believed government ownership
Of railroads possibility and Mr.
Whitney replied:
YES. II the Harrimana and Hills
taen ON at work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
STRIKERS IN RIOT

PoRTaMouTu. O.. March A.
Riots. following the importation Of
men 10 take the places Of striking
street railway sfnrlayes. resulted Ia
the burning Of anr of tins finest cars
and other outfuaes thls morning.
The sheriff saye be may appeal
faf IfaauA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
FATHER IGNORANT OF
GIRLS FATE

or IL stili IN iait and stating that
sufficient time has elapsed to have
her sent 20 an asylum,
Enclosed IN Il IL letter to Esther
fun ~ pathetic interest, showing
that the parental love II still strong
in spite of Fathers awful crime
Not a word about the crime. not a
word Of reproaeh. simply a letter
such a. \ parent might 10 any child
away from home. telling her Of how
things are a. the Old home. about
the weather. the chickens the little
red pig. and about the garden
Esther Mitehelrs parents took no
Part ln saving the girl from the gal
lows. and have seldom written To
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

i remarkAhia story. Ftxalsiag In
n AeszEas she Stanford White
Hsrry nav ease uf New York city.
~ tod this morning b. Maud
ssssss. ne Young wumaa taken into
rssin4r yesterday in tae hcgsu that
lz~axh her the police might learn
= Whereabouts es her brother.
zsse Wake. vho reesntly murs
Ars& r ". Lamp. his bruthar.in.
~. n Olympia.
Ms stuart made charges against
~ murdered hrotherin las only
rsAlled In It's sensational details
y tAese rrsferrea against tha Mes
fxx xreAlseet. and che painted the
III mar AZ = moral lsper whom
~ kFuskar vas nsure than Justified
\ h<;linx.
ne<rafa these remarkable aseer-
EnNA knwexer. Mrs stuart offered
y kxEp the police hunt down her
tvfkar ID order that the taw might
y r1fh hlm a. II Wills
Th< wusnan waa arrested yeefer.
~ Il company wfsh Grover Frame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
HIDING AWAY IN HER SHAME
IS MOTHER OF EVELYN TEIAW
Lives In House In the Bleak Outskirts of Pitts
burg-A Few Facts About the Days When Evelyn
Danced for Her Mothers Boarders and Clerkel at
Ribbon Counter.

Mrs Holman. The fsss4t Of TIE via-
itors enffeaiy.
ris-s Of no use. the said Mrs
Holman cant aee taa. She might.
bat she has kesE fiFsly forbid
den to tafk - =sssS
Who has fes Nls.aen her -
eMr Holman lie won't stand b.
her II she saFs enc WoFd.
Later NJ Holman Waa seen at
hiH desk IN the office Of the n X.
McMiilin Co. brokers. GermaniA
Bank building. Wood and Diamond
SITS. Pltiaburg lie was cieancat
and decisive IN appearance. Like
wise bis speech.
eYon may say Just this and he
delivered himself Of bis constantly
repeated statement Mr. and Mrs.
~ G. Holman have nothing go say
Hence that bleak nroohilne lsola.
ton.
Not Out Of Mind.
Yet as a com piete existence extin-
guiaher II has failed. For those
years spent By Mrs Nesbit with her
children. Florence Evelyn was
Florence them and Howard. in
Pitfaburg. until the pretty girl was
rs have not been forgotten.
Al $40 Cedar AZ. she had a room.
ing house for years. The dodgers
we're mostly men aud people from
the Allegheny stock theater com.
paHg. and for their entertainment
little Florence. who was a sweet
demure child Of 10. teachers at the
Fourth ward school say. was con.
atautly shown off She danced
fancy dances for them She was al
loved 70 be constantly among them.
until. b. the time she was Is.
ooquetfish ways and fine clothes.
such as her mother always managed
that Is. everything that would
make her attraetiVe-had become
one % the main objects in life.
Mrs Nesblt gave up her rooming
house ia 1899 20 marry man in
Denver, but soon he disappeared.
and she came back 90 Pittaburg.
where a new roominR house on
South Highland ag.. more preten.
tioHs than the former, was opened.
but hard.hearted furniture men
pressed for payment and finally d..
spoiled the house. 80 Mrs. Noabit
With her children went 70 fhiladel.
phia.
Found an Angel
The first few weeks IN Philadal
phia Mrs. Neabit elerked IN the
corset department Of n large de.
partmeuf store. while her daughter
was At tho ribbon counter But soon
the artists discovered Evelyn and
a prominent sew York politician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
PRICES
STOP STREET PAVING
WILL GILMAN TAKE
s. (. CO. POSITION

The resignation Of George Don
worth As counsel for the Seattle
Electric company takes effect on
March Is.
The fumof that L. c. Gilman. now
wtth the Great Northern. VII sue
eaea Mf. DouNeffh IL gaining
ground Mr.. Gilman will not dis.
casa IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
BOTH HOUSES HAVE PASSED
foe siLLs-TWo-MlLE LIMIT
BILL HAS FIGHTING CHANCE.

OLYMPIA. Wash. March a.
Both houses OF the legislature have
TO date passed los bills. Of which
So have been signed by the gov
ernor.
Among the bills already passed
BY both houses are seven making
big appropriations; five amending
school laws. eight regulating public
finances: fourteen revenue and tax
alton measures: four for protection
of the public health or safety
eight for public humanity or charity
measures. three good roads bills;
six private relief bills; five bills
increasing the salaries OF public Of
fieials. five extending the functions
Of the government; four giving al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
LEGISL AZURE HAS
Been REAL BUSY

ditional privileges 70 corporations:
five affecting tho A..Y-P.E.: three
giving away tidelands. five regulat.
ing trade. business or finance: one
county division bill: one regulating
the hours Of labor: two creating
more offices. aud one dividing the
state into congressional districts.
The most important hills stlll
pending are the direct primary bill;
bill amending railroad commission
law. reciprocal demurrage bill. ini-
tiative and referendum bill. and tho
general appropriations bill.
All these viii probably pass. un.
less perhaps the initiative and ref
erenaum bill. which may bo defeat.
ed in the senate.
No bills have yet been passed
further restricting the sale ct
liquor. though the twomile limit
law for the state college has
fighting chance. having passed the
aHuate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

portunIty 10 be pictured in marble
quickly followed.
After a year Mrs Neabit went
back to PittsbnfE. left her young
daughter 20 the life OF the stage
and the studios. 20 the care Of a
Broadway angel IN Creator New
York, and told some friends how
well her daughter was getting on.
And while that cry OF the cover.
ing little figure In blue. 4 didn't
know what | WAS doing. for |
thought all women were bad until I
was over Is years old" Is still
making ~ shadder, Mrs. Holman.
the mother. Is safely, quite safely
n home among the denolate hllls of
Brooklina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
EsrAER mlTcHELLss PARENT
WRITES AFFEcrIoNATE LET.
TER FROM ILLINOIS. BELIEv.
ING Girl - STILL IN JAIL
HAS PAID LITTLE ATTENTION
TO DAUGHTER.

sheriff smith today received a
letter from the father Of Esther
Mitchell. dated MT. Vernon. NJ.
reh 70. which. from ita contents.
Indicates that The family of the un-
fusteuats Girl had net yet heard Of
her commitment 20 steiiAcaom.
IN II the writer aaka whether the
girl has yet been sent 60 al asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
MRS. HEADLUND DIES
SUDDENLY

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Amerlia
Hssdlnnd. uf Asga Woodlhwn ax.
Freuaont. visited her sister. MrN
Daniel Anderson. oa BFtK and Oar
fett ste. A short tlnse latsr ahs
suffered an attach uf heart disease
and died William Hsadlaua. the
hmshaad. aud three children suF.
Viva Nj Heaaiund II steamboat
snsknesr IN Alaska. aud had intend.
"a 20 60 north aeon. The funeral
pflI he held Monday afternoon ~
Z o'eiock from Mayflslds chapel.
ssnster The auspices OF the Lady
ataeashees. II Seattle. fnteFment
wtii take place Al Grown hlli GENE
tnra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
GIRL OFFERS TO HELP
HUNT BROTHER DOWN
NO NEED Of A
JAIL MATRON

sheriff Lou Smith aeee net aEse#
with the committee ef ladies' Sha
visited the county tall yesterday. -
70 TIE necessity IL y iasi sftastuft
There Il ne present need faF
one be sAlei this r1aafnlaK4 ~ waala
De : useless expense There =
n1arly always some women among
the prisoners that can perform AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

A wire received from Scott Cab
kaaa. special commissioned Of the
Ahzkx. Yakun Pacific exposition TO
Csafsfnla. saYa that the bin pro.
vi1inx frr the appropriation Of
3iaa nta for the 1909 exposition has
pa4se& shs senate. Il has now
xsasherui both houses. and the ap.
prnexaslon ID IN established fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
EDDY WILL
FIGHT THE CASE

be defended on every issue in.
volved
Mr.. streeter denied the charges
that Mrs. Eddy is mentally IRA.
tianal. phyaically enfeebled and
practically helpless.
eMrs. Eddy Is as strong as ever
she has been in the past 10 years,
said Mr. Streeter. lie refused 20
say whether she would appear In
court personally. and also refused
to say who are her financial guides.
Alfred Harlow. head of the Chris.
tian Scientist publication commit.
tee. arrived here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
~ DOROTHY DALE

PfTTsBrRG. Pa March e--Mfs
i G Holman. Evelyn Thaws
nsshsr. s safely. quite safely It
hame
Separated By miles Of rough. rug
80 Aill country from the EossIp Of
htisbuFs. oat or call Of the shrink
ins shiidwomaa IN blue. who has
bed ne world with her awful
sof7 81 bllzhtea youth without one
amfaseg giving glimpse Of the moth.
e lace. without one ATmpatHetle
mnth o. the mother hand. she re-
malns secure 81 her billy fasiness
tsFafallg drawn shades screen her
fFnm possible pasaerbg She does
- isAye the house. She doesn't
sYsn answer the telephone
halfhoar's iafring and toltlng
AfHash tunnel and shaiserumbilHs
fAFins south from Plfaabufs brings
zee @ Berkshire st HFookliues an
smoTyo allotment scheme not on
ths nap.
fuaf houses make up the neigh.
s1fhnod and the nearest approach
run TIE car llne 10 them Is . faint
is1t path aef0sa an unfenced lot
Every Windoys . Blank.
The Holman home. a modern.
frame, eightrcom house. painted
asht gray and drah. Is conspicuous
lsptA ~ naoueat home for months
sppsafanc@ No smoke rises from
II ehimheys Every window Is a
1zade.
nat e q visitor mounted che
ssppA q the porch that runs half
~ across the front Of the house.
- algh pitched voices Of women
",saan vas plainly audible.
1he nrst ring brought no re.
49, Dead silence. then the swish
- aAo,her prolonged pushing Of the
-. button and a pretty young
paaaal evidently 3 house guest.
ssa ne door q crack.
- Holman doesn't see any
Il. ne said. decidedly. reducing
AL I'm frozen with the wind
49,, g.',s over these hills Surely
- - me- IN % get warm
rsuna Cory Indoors.
H. ~ss's,.-eone.@ grudaingig open
srs.s - eoor, Such e change. The
- s furnished and cory indoors
s,l. ~ e relation % the pfiaoH.ilke
nsesss Young woman soon faap.
a non her reluctant errand to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

II. Alvord, San Bernardino, bar
Ra9eman. head cut. arm broken, In
ternal Injuries.
Mrs ) Holly. Boulder. Colo, face
and arms badly cut.
Engineer McNaii, San Bernar.
dino. scaided BY escaping steam.
cut about head. shoulder iislocaied.
John Wise. st. Louis. shaken and
cut,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
THAW SEES MAD HOUSE
PHANTOM BEFORE HIM

seems greatly impressed that ter.
ONE II making \ supreme effort 70
send him 10 the mad house Thie
- what the millionaire defendant
noat breads
This morning Evelyn ThRw and
his mother visited ThAw tn the
Tonsaa and they tried their best 10
cheer him up This afternoon he
appears to be In q trifle better
spirita
The trial wiii be- resumed Mon
eiay morning az TO- 80 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
SAYS BODY WAS NOT HELD.

q r. Lovetoy, whose daughter,
Catherine. died at the family home
last Tuesday. denied the report that
the child'a body was held for 90
hours without notifying an under
taker,
Mr.. Leveioy states that the child
died Tuesday and the remains were
turned over % an undertaken on
Wednesday He believes false re-
port was given By neighbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
AT A DEMOCRATIC DINNER IN
OMAHA HENRY W. WHIT
HEY. or BOSTON. SAYS HE
sgEs GOOD POINTS m GOV.
EMINENT DIVINE RsHtP OF
RAILROADS.
lserlnps Telegraph ssrvIes.l

OMAHA. Neh. March 2.-ln a
spirited colloquy at the Omaha
club democratic dinner last night,
Henry IA. Whitney. OF Boston. and
William ] Bryan discussed govern.
nent ownership of railroads.
Il am director Of the Boston a
Maine railroad. said Mr. Whitney,
s'und yet ! can conceive Of there
being virtue In the theory OF GOV.
eminent ownership; but. Mr. nrY.
an, before YOU can succeed In Sc.
curing the endorsement OF the east
of your schemes you must couple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
CONDUCTOR ooNFEssss TO
CAUSING TRAIN WRECK.

SAN BERNARDINo. Cal, March
7.-Conducter McI.ennen. Of the
salt Lake freight train. confessed
10 the coroner today that he left
the switch open that caused tho
wreck yesterday az Cotton, in which
one man was killed and 30 injured.
The injured will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
FRANK n. sTREErER. PERSON.
AL ATTORNEY. SAYS SHE
WILL DEFEND HERSELF ON
EVERY POINT AT ISSUE.

tserlpps felearsph ssrvtoe.I
CONCORD. N. H.. March -
Frank II streeter. the personal At
tornay OF Mrs. Eddy. said today
that the suit filed by her son yester.
day Tor an accounting OF the funds
of the Christian Science church will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
sssaaasss
TlLLMAH WANTS TO
KNOW EVERYTHING

WASHINGTON. u. g. March -
senator Tiiimau today presented
resolution calling upen tha president
for ali the papers aud Information
rrss i've - the rseeHtiy proposed
construction u the Panama canal
b contract ana the rejection " the
t4d4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
TO-DAY DEFENDANT 10 MOST
pepREssEo PRISONER IN
TNN TomBs ~ WIFE AND
MOTHER Try TO CHEER
HIM.

NEW YORK. March f--Harry
X ThRw IL today the most de-
pressed prisoner in the Tomha
During the nIKht he slept little and
was awake early this morning
Al the hours drag along Thaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
MURDER IS
4 MYSTERY
sssrlpp. Telegraph Service,

DAYTON. q. March a-afsater
snYststY surrounds the strange
asAsh 81 fsana Gilman. an aged wa-
mar. whufn &c Was claimed Nas
sixeh nolseu b. her relatives % sad
her days
To-day the grand jury. after ,
eofnrlsts investigation q the alleged
murder. refused polnt blank TO tns
ssan family
Tha authorities are Ii q deep
aeAHdaFy "a to the nsxf course 20
pursue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
WELL NOW THIS is
GOING SOME

TOPEKA. Kan. March "A bin
was introduced in the senate today
to appropriate 81. 900 TO purchase
horses and carriages bearing the
coat Of arms for the governor. and
$500 for the maintenance of the
executive stable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
NICARAGUA
VICTORIOUS

WASHINGTON. d. G.. March A.
A cable received today from Jose
de Oliyares hy the state department
says that the most important battle
between the Honduras aud Mica.
ragna forces resulted in a victory
for Nicaragua.