davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-30
FLAMES IN RIOT
At Fund DO LAC
FIRE MAY CAUSE A LOSS OF
HALF A MILLION
DOLLARS.
HIGH WIND AND SCARCITY OF
WATER HANDICAP FIGHT
WITH BLAZE.

Fond du Lac Wis, Sept. 26.-Fire
last night destroyed the st. Joseph
church and 10 dwellings and at mid
night threatened the entire east side
of the city. insufficient water supply
allowed the flames to run almost at
will The Congregational, Presby-
terrain and st. Peters Lutheran
churches are in flames, and probably
will be a. total loss.
High wind and scarcity of water
render the fire department helpless
to cope with the flames. A garage,
which was reduced to ashes in less
than an hour, contained Is automo-
biles. st. Joseph's church, a $4,000
structure, is now in ruins ana the
parish house burning. The residences
of Mrs. T. F. Mayham and DR.. L. A.
Bishop were destroyed, while several
smaller dwellings have burned The
Congregational church, three blocks
from where the fire started, is burn
ing and other buildings have taken
fire in the vicinity, causing a sea of
flames to spread over more than six
blocks. The loss at L a. m. was fully
$3.50 600, and may reach several times
this amount before it is under con-
troll
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-30
ror Lonqworth AGAIN.

Cincinnati, 70, Sept. 26.-Congress-
man Nicholas Longworth was yester.
day renominated by acclamation by the
republicans of the first Ohio district
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-30
cLEARINes SHOW GAIN.
Favorable Comparison With State
ment of Year AGO.

New York, Sept 26-The total
clearings compiled by Bradstreets for
the principal cities Of the United
States the past week was $2,696, 697.-
600 against s2,4S1, $1,000 in the cor
week last year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-30
NEARLY 70 PEOPLE
KILLED IN WRECK
HORRIBLE COLLISION ON THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD
IN MONTANA.
NOT A PASSENGER IN CROWDED
SMOKING CAR ESCAPES
DEATH OR INJURY.

Park City, Mont, Sept, 26.-Nine-
teen people Wer killed and many in
urjed in the Burlington train No. 6,
which left Livingston yesterday morn
ing over the Northern Pacific railroad
and was wrecked in a headon COLI
With freigh train, four miles west
sion with freight train, four miles
west of Park City.
The wreck occurred at Young's
Point, where the trains were to pass.
Light snow was falling and the trains
were so close that the fagman failed
to signal the passenger in time to
prevent the collision.
The express car was telescoped
with the smoker and q majority of
the fatalities and injuries were in
this car. The express car was raised
over the platform of the smoker, the
upper structure sweeping the seats,
and not a passenger in this escaped
death or injury The other passen-
gers escaped with cuts and bruises.
The scenes were horrible, heads,
bodies, legs and arms being inter
woven with broken seats and equip
ment In one place seven bodies
were so tightly wedged together that
they were separated only with diff
ficulty. 1t was almost impossible to
succor the injured without trampling
on the dead
The Dead.
The dead as far as known:
Colonel Benson, Utah.
John Cawlank, Billings, Mont.
Lon Anderson, Hardy, Mont.
Lorrenz A. Stewart, Dean, Mont.
H. c. Gomble, Winston, Ia.
E. L. Eymock, Denver.
d. Fl. Barnes, Seattle.
G. NJ. Konsick, Anaconda, Mont.
Ora Babcock, fireman, Billings,
Mont.
S. Chingdon, Chicago Springs
Mont
Charles E. Johnson, Denver dis
trict passenger agent, Nickel Plate
railway.
George Battlerock, Anaconda,
Mont
John Ryan, Cushing, Okla.
Milo Holloway, brakeman, Billings,
Mont.
Sichemram, address unknown.
r. E. Wickers, Billings, Mont
Two unidentified coal miners, en-
route from Anaconda, Mont, to Kirby,
Wyo.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-30
Federation Convention.

Washington, Sept. 26.-The call for
the 28th annual convention of the
American federation of labor was is
sued yesterday. The convention will.
assemble in Denver, November 9.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-30
Head if woman,s Campaign.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Mrs. ]. Ellen
Foster was yesterday appointed head
of the woman's department of the re-
publican campaign
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-30
BLOWN INTO RIVER.
ExnIosIon of Gasoline Almost fa'a'
TO Launching Party.

Manitowoc, Wis, Sept. 2o.-EApio
sion of a quantity of gasoline wnich
had escaped from an open valve INTO
the bottom of the boat endangereu
the lives of launch party OF Two
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-30
sin Fire in Minnesota.

Rush City, Mimi, Sept. 26.-F'ire
last night destroyed the roller mills
and elevator owned by J. F. Ramberg
and about 90 other buildings and
houses. The loss is 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

grass straw. The work did not last long. and when
it finished we had nothing to do but to sit about
the cabin and talk treasure. When the rain ceased,
the sun shone out gladly, and the air was as balmy
as in spring The country at that time, not
drained it is now; therefore the floods passed off
slowly The great quantities of melting snow also
prolonged the flood, and it seemed to Baser and me
that the yellow turbid water had come to stay.
Several days of sunshine passed. until the grass
began to grow and the wild flowers and the leaves
of the trees coaxed into bud before their time.
"Balser and were growing tired of our imprison-
ment; but more serious matter confronted us.
Our provisions were running short The warm
weather had spoiled fresh meat, and our meal
and potatoes were rapidly disappearing. There was
no game the island that had been able to find.
The wild inhabitants of the forest had been wise
enough to move before the flood.
DAY after day we oafed about aimlessly, till we
tired of even Our treasure dreams. We would sit
by the creek in the cabin and often when the sun
would stretch ourselves in bright spot
on the new grass and the wild flowers, and would
like sleepy cats waiting for the flood to ebb
0NE bright warm day stretched myself in
~ patch of sunshine few hundred yards from
the cabin. l don't know how long had been sleep
ing, when was awakened by the touch of something
cold on my face. When | opened my eyes, gazed
up into inquistive looking sharp shouted. black,
frowsy little countenance that seemed to be laughing
at me. 1t the cold belonging to this little
face that had disturbed my sumbers Just above
the saucy little face was larger one, and-Moses!
maybe wasn't frightened! What saw was bear
cub and its mother.
1 shouted in my fright, and began to rise. The
bears much frightened as |, and turned
tail pretty quickly. sat up and looked after them,
taking considerable satisfaction from the feeling
that l had frightened them badly as they had
frightened me. There three in the bear family,
the mother and two cubs. A mother bear with
cubs doesn't run far if her children lag behind
Il suppose animal that lives not even a doe,
is curious bear cub
After my friends had retreated to little dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

lance. the cubs turned to look at me. They seemed
to laugh at the curious object they had disturbed
and, doubtless thinking that was animated log,
wanted to examine the natural wonder.
Il stood where l had 1sen, and presently the
mother bear grunted not unlike pig. summoning
her children to follow her. The disobedient cubs did
between me and her babies, and rose deantv on her
hind legs, if to say, Don't you touch one of my
cubs!' l stood still, and the mother bear fell
to all tours, turned toward the cubs, and placing
her long snout under them. began to them for
ward pig roots the ground.
1T was amusing and beautiful to see the great
clumsy, loving mother trying to root her children
out of danger. l watched her for long time She
gave the stubborn cubs boost forward with her
snOut scolding them with grunts and grows the
while, and turning every few seconds toward me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
BATTLESHIP
MOVEMENTS
(sy United Prsss.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 26 -
From present Figures there will be
80 vessels II not more. belonging
30 the United States navy. assem-.
BLEED In San Francisco bay With the
arrival Of Fighting Bob Evans
big fleet IN the early part of May
These vessels will come from the
north aud south. where many are
eithaf engaged Ia maueuVefa OF
making repairs. Al the present
time the battleship Wisconsin. one
OF the vessels 10 participate Ia the
welcome. Il In the drydock. bat
will go into commission April 1 In
addition. the South Dakota. nos at
Mare Island. aud the California will
Join the Tennessee and Washing.
ton. together with Admiral DsY ton =
big four" In division made up oi
the armored cruisers OF the navy
The protected cruisers under the
command OF Admiral sWinburne In
the south vlli return to this port
within the next few weeks and
are % remain In this vicinity until
the arrival OF the fleet from the
Atlantic
By the end Of this week the
Washington aud Tennessee will 40
north 60 BrsmeTfun and are "a re-.
eeiye a slight oyerhauling IN the
navy yard on Puget sound the Ia
nous bsttleship oregon. nov In
the obsolete class with the Indiana
and Massachusetts. ia undergoing
repairs and may be sent here To
take part ia the reception to Admifal
Evans.
Ia a few DAYS the cruisers Colo.
RADIO and Pennsylvania are 90 be-
placed In first class trim when
the Colorado will have a number
OF new ciEhtinch guns Installed.
The Relief. over which so much
trouble occurred IN Washington II
TO set sail for the Houth shortly
and from present plans will be one
Of the frat vessels 10 meet the is
battleshlps after their long cruise,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
ACCIDENT TO
TRAIN

One passenger was seriously IN
iurcd. scores we're fumbled about
and one coach was defaiied at Rem.
ton last night when a small boy
threw a switch. The ssutbbOuud
mixed freight and passenger from
Seattle bound for Newcastle was
pulling onto the main track when
the accident occurred Arthur
Tneeheart threw the switch before
the train was cleared and the pas.
senRer coach was derailed aud piled
up against the emhankment The
passengers were thrown about. aud
Joe Ramona was badly injured Had
the train been going AZ a good rate
OF speed several passengers would
have been fatally injured N not
killed outright Traffic was de
iayed for three hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26

10 eerrert The council on rscelpt Of
aueh asssaHmant faH shall cause =
notice thereof 20 be published In the
OFFICIAL ueN Apaper az the city tof ten
llpl cons seutivo issues notifying all
bsen TIED - r.aair n tie them ,' 70 az ap.
r0aF at q time Gxed not less than
Ifteen tie1 DAYS from the date 81
NC last publication OF such notice
council shat at tie tinr ftxsd ron.
alaef all ehfectieuz made aud shall
MAKE such corrections Of such roo
~ deems lust. and shall then. by
i ,.,'inanye' 4prtoNe such roil and
sEsinst each lot aud parcel o. part
thefeef ant declare the same = flrut
tten Thereon aud shall paHae the roll
20 te drl iYsfed Ia the city Comp
ne aeflieats % ttle same 10 the city
treasurer With his certificate that
We saue has been duly proved By
NC ttl Council upon receipt Of
~, 1871 the stty Treasurer shall pro.
W. dgt{ Of collection thereof i de.
ANiNed hN law upnu some other OF
N,erfi provided, that such Treasurer
1iNs ten DAYS notice la the OF
ti.ial Newspaper taad shall mail
copy OF Huch noties 10 tie owner Of
W. hfaprrtN assessed. when the post
$3.50. aea!sss e such owner IL
SHOWN NNt the Failure to mail the
etine shall not hs fatal when pubii-
satl0n Thereof II msdel that auch
toll has been certified 10 him for
collect inn. and that unless payment ia
made Within thirty tsol days from
the date ~ such nafiee such assess.
mpnt Viii hocoue delinquent and
shalt bar interest at the rate 81
ten f.f crnt Per annum until paid.
and n not paid bafara such assess,
hrht shall have become delinquent
added. aud such delinquent aass -.
nrntA shall forthwith he collected
- the city Treasurer Ia his sxsnf-
icie capacity ~ tAR collsStaF IN the
manner prescribed bY iaW Ths city
freasaFef shall add na penalty %
anf deindunnt sssearaent IN any
ease share tho hate LAYS require a
meat
Ard be u further resolved that
thc tafsgeinK amenarasftt be. aud the
SAME u hereby sui mtttsd 70 the
qualified safHfa af the lIty Of Sc.
attic Tor thslf ratification cr reIse-
ton - TIE neat 9ans fal sioctiou TO
he heid March q 1895
Passed the cts Couneii the ana
daf u January. tsex and signed By
ne sasu session Ia Anthsntieztioa
ef IL passage thta saa dsy Of Jan
aaFY. ttVa
&. "a BURNETT.
President % ths f'ity council
''a 70" aAA 81 ~ ' s.sni,sti lssa
cisS gemptreiisr and ss-ostciS cits
l,sss os first pueilcailoa. Fsstuary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
RESOLUTION No. iiis.

NAAAN@fAf s%&tssat ttAaA4Nt NJ lt
A rssotatiea snt pFososittsn te
snsad Article VIII ~ tie CITY chsr-
sisa * saeh prsgl.sa amsnasnsas -
~ suaufisa tuisfs % the ctr %
n il Tssoivsa - ihs cisy cssseli
% r - ~ s.,, % ss- Wiz ~ an. r,,v
cAsTsss i Is. CIV Of s.sssls !.
sme5tdst - adding thsfsto kaetioa
Ia. 10 Fraa 20 fellows
E.etinn Ia Ther- shall be a so.
sssa sisiais 20 fsrc. ne prsss..sss
~ al ffxuehlsa afslaaaeea ard ths
ruina saa r~4ai.tlons Of the Hoard
% Pahise Works fviasins 70 his 10
pafsssens lie shalt az far ss puhfte
nscssa,y may sssn.nas sugsFlas.ad
ali ffa'galas construction whish may
- carried un IN or Aeru*s thw Streets
- the cttf sf s@etti.. Ne snail
A. a., ',g ~ .. e TIC sfs.s s,,, = The
gsH uasnalatSsaa as 90 saeh changes az
h~ffHFn1snfH which ahaaH ~ re-
apiFsi 20 - made In The e.laIpfnsat
81 ffanch tsr cgfassaniss II stder 10
ses-ass tHe rpmtgtt and safety Of tbs
rHntAg tte shall ke~r an accueateiP
tuiss4si ses8fh % all franchise wngk
sneafnF The tif1@ Of beginning ana
ramristigas lie shall s~~p 90 M
a. ~rals' si.s~iaM ths sss-s rssIiiaa
that eacn public utfutT occupfss IN
the streets together With sectional
maps. Mhawigx tie depths AT az 10
surfae. ~ IRE strr-fs n shau ~
hts duty . carefaits etamfHs every
application made for ffNnchias con
straetigu n the CITY Of Seattle and
10 ths hoard "a Pasiie WORKS. III
connection nth -. city couneli he
shah consider FyerF arpttSAtssu made
70 ths Cfty * seattle ~ . frsneaiss
and present - r.seHtass9,fstigns
civil Service suEsH. have coatrai %
the employment 81 all iahof. skstiet
or ether. n his te1sarstneBf lie shall
has- such other addittgnsf powrrs
ErNnt. and ~ shaii p~rfnfrn such ctr.
81 Suti~a - the city Cnuaeft a.
Basad Of Public Works NAV. from
tsne 20 time prescrtbs o. tirect A.
~ III at,sr re firsi Say 70. ~ Aprit 800.
fhr Mayer shall appoint a sapertn-
tsudaaf Of public utilities whose term
% eifics ahail expire pecsmhss "a.
1905
All be IL further resolved mat the
fofeRoinE amendment Be aht the
sans L. hereby auhmiit.1 % The
I qualified waters Of the CITY Of Ne
/ sttta for their ratification or retse.
/ tiau II ths nest Essnegat election 70
/ BE- held March = 1915
Passed The CitF Council TIE Ind
day % Jaauary. 1898. and .isnsd BY
me IN opeu session ~ naturalization
{ 81 - passage this 2nd DAY of Jan
c. ~ BURNETT. Jr.
President q the Ciy Council
Fii'd the i"a az II. ' eAasso,ri iI'a
City Comptroller and ex=officio city
E Clerk
nafs % first publication. February
!. isss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26

had aa above direSved unasr Ike
contract and bend guxccpt a. 10
ptsgel, tef reasonable compensation
mutso Csfttisd shscka aess'.,R sS,S.
los uuata esstaI proposals. shall hs
W aruft t. the rfnpesata The cses
tnea check accompany ina the uurs
tessful rfupoaai shall he returned @
sssh ltoheset uneH The films within
tHe tlne and IN the manner seHlE
Hafed Of the contract anr bana fe
gutrsd. # the aaeesssfui propoaar ar
PES apareF designated a. city uff2
eisl newHnaptr Cor any tesHaa fait.
naFiact o. REFUSE 60 properly execute
tHd tile tHo cent ract and heuh re-
qatfed WITHIN the tine and g. the
manner sieaisuafed the certified
peHai shall immediately become fat
tetkad. ana BE- and become tbs pfnp
ettN and money ef the city - hss
attic Al ordinances. resolutions
Notices, tAK ana assessment aalns
aHd an other proceedings statement8
matters Hnd THINGS Of the hiaA W.
tikN touHril az any department o.
he4fd or either afticeg o. functioas
aeY 81 the city, - hitch BY this char
Published except the stAtsiueat PIE
sEfthad lH snctian IS Of thia AIT rfe.
she'll be nuhhahsA in tito cit asftz
- - h .N,.., bit ns' -. moe,
ceet a. otherwise ia Ibis chartss pro
Ntast
And be Il further .eseiv "a lat the
fnfsso'n ne amendment be, ant the
sane fz hereby. submitted 20 the
qualified Noisrs ar the Glt9 Of gs5
aftta tcf their fafift fasfon ar 50 l~es
ttuH AZ the nest EenkFtt niaafinu u
- hrld On the srd aaY % March
Passed the city caaneli tie seth
daN % iecembaF. taaf. and aiznrs. ~
me in nren session la Aufhcns b. = lnn
OF tts passage thta 10th day Of be.
VeHbef A -. taoT
Il r. nEy NoLps.
President pre- ten Of The cts
taled ~ me thia seth ,iaS Of pc.
c~mb~F faaf
"a W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sx-offi7io IitY
4s3ffa
Pate Of first publication. February
T. 1898
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
RESOLUTION No. iiss
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO n

PROPOSED AMENDMENT No "a
a rsselasIsa and prsRosliea 70
tie Ctty charter % the city % Sc
stfis. snd previateE for The aasmis.
siaa 81 such amendments 10 the aial.
ifissi voters % tie city % Seattle AZ
The next general el-etleu,
y = ssssl.s.l p the ci'y ceaaeil
That seetlon - Article VIII Of
TIE tffy Charter Of tie CITY - Sc
attic - aueniiea - Rad =. faiia~s
seeticn . TiseH~ shall h~ CITY
Enkinrsf. a SHpertnt~nasnt Of etfrais
sna sewers a supertnteaaenf effIWht.
tnE and Water Nasks supsrintend,
rns = hHitAtnEs. Nrd a supefthtent
fnf q FuHtte Utilities. each AZ = hont
stall h. appreciated ~ ths Msxer. -
aud With TIE advice sna consent ~
cert - h-f-ln esasF~iss pseFtist
% three NsarN
Ard ~ Il further resolved. that
the fefvEaias amendment BE and The
stHze hrfreY autmftt~d IL ths
attas fof tassr fafiffrAttna er rsieys
tiua ~ the nrXt KrnsFai sieetina -
= hsis "a The sd dsT Of March
pas.ea shs cisY caansu the saa
daY q tanuary. 1873 nnd siga~f ~
% IT, lsassaEs thls znd dag 81 jaa.
& u BURNETT. JR.
ffssideat % the ctr Cognril
Fisa - n's thts ssd aay ef Jan
~ w CARROLL.
CITY cesnstFeiisf and sa.efficie CITY
nsss et first pahne.sisa. r.sraasy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
FIGHT WITH BANDITS
fan unI,es Press.l

NEW YORK. Feb. 26 a round
up Of car bandits in true Jesse
James style. to the accompaniment
OF numerous shots aud knock
down fight, was accomplished last
night bx four detectives in the New
York Central yards near s5th ST
aud Central az.
Three prisoners were finally
captured after they had been badly
dubbed. and the brakeman whom
the bandits had made a prisoner
ut the polnt OF their reyolFers. Was
liberated
With the detectives In hot pur
suit the chase continued for several
blocks. numerous shots being ex-
changed Finally the officers closed
IN on the bandits. but a knockdown
fight resulted before the bandits
were overcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
Rranl.rrroM NO. iiaa.
rnoPosEp AMESDMnur NO is

PROPOSED AMENDMENT no. is
amend ssetion ~ 81 Article Viii 81
the city Charter. and providing for
the submission 81 such proposed
amendment % the qualified voters Of
che. city 81 Seattle at the nsxt gen
he II resolved BY tho City Council
Of tie city Of Seattle.
That section ~ 81 Article VIII OF
ths city e harsss of ne si,y 81 -.
section II There shall be two tzJ
modes Of making payment for such
portion Of the cost and expense Of
the improvements asntlened IN Sec.
ti0u eleven til or rnta article az
shall be chargsabis against the local
Improvement district created az
hcteiuhefore provided. 70 wit I'm
mediate Payment sna Ia men, ~
The mofs pefitioaed for IN ease said
petifion. otherwise the poae stall
TIE ordinance ordering such improve
Tie mode o. ~Tnrnsdiate Payment
shall be as follows.
After tie ely council has by Or
making OF any such Improvement.
and not more than twenty f1ol days
after the contract therefor has been
bnard Of public works shall report
10 the council an aEHsaHmeHt roll
prepared in duplicate BY the city en-.
RiHeef. which stall contain the do
srrinflOn 81 each lot or parcel Of
land o. uart thereof to be asaeeaed,
the amount 20 be charged. levied OF
assessed against each lot or narcel
~ land Or part thereof In proportion
10 the special benefits to be received
81 each Hufh lot or parcel or part
thereof from such Improvement, and
the maine 81 The owner Of each lot OF
parcel 90 land or part thereof. IL
knoasu bot lu no ease shall n mist aks
m the mime ~ the owner he fatal
whom the description Of the property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
WANT GOVERNMENT TO
PURCHASE GROUND

MAJ Gen. Frederick Macarthur
and Brig Gen. Frederick Funston
have urged the purchase of the
American Lake camp site as \ gov
erament maneuFer ground. Ths
local national guard companies. to-
gether with the regular army forces
OF the Northwest. have been mob
ilixed practically every summer In
the past al American lake. and the
ground has proven admirable for
maneuyef purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
10y United Press.

PfTrsBURG. Feb 26.-Iocled IN
a narrow phone booth. Jennie
Janice. n telephone operator az the
Eliza furnace of the Jones' 4 Laugh.
lin company. was fatally burned Ia
plain view Of other office employees.
p0werieas 30 aid her
She MAS heating food In a chatting
dish when an alcohol lamp 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
SULTAN'S LIFE
IS IN DANCER
10y United Pres..)

VIENNA. Feb 2s.-Tbe secret
police from Constaniinople are
alarmed over their Inability 10 10
cate more than 10 of the 90 Armen-
ians who are said 20 have come
from the United States 10 assassin.
ate the Sultan OF Turkey. Ten Ar.
menlans sere taken prisoners yes
terday, Great secrecy surrounds
the movements OF the CONSTANT
uopie police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26

The bullet fired into her lung
with suicidal intent BY L-na May
Brown. ~. Saturday night, aud
ehich has resulted 10 paralysis of
the lower portion of her body. may
send Frank Kramer who claimed
TO be her husband 70 the penitea
tlnry.
The girl believed 10 be dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
GIRL ADMITS SIZE
WAS WHITE SLAVE

has made an ante norton statement
10 Charles Tenant. sergeant Of de
teetiyes. In shieh she revealed a
terrible atorg 81 white slavery
forced upon her, she sol. by
Kramer
IN the letter which she left luat
before she fired the shot she az.
onefated Kramer from cenaafe.