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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
BREAKS LEG AND
DIES OF SHOCK

reealnea his feet. ba, Immediately
fell akaiu wtfh a KFuau.
Hle was carried ~ the Raluict
Grand hotel. where Ne Eas stop
ping. and nr " Thomas was
sammuaed lie uas immediately
taken 60 the Seattle General boz
pftai. uh.rv Il vas founa that q
compound cummtnafed fracture ~
fhw isft isE begween the ankle aud
knee had been sustained
neaKier suffered intense pain
and within tao hours after she
honez xare reset the man died Of
nervous shock The body was 70
moved % the Bonney Watson
m1rgue.
DeuRler leaves = widow and tNo
children In New YORK city d.
Thomas wired them 81 the accident
The deceased was 40 years old w
- a late hour this afternoon ma
reply had been received from Mrs.
Denglsr " IL probable that the
remains Will b. shipped East for
burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
O'BRIEN IDENTIFIES
BANDITS IN JAIL

Michael o'Bnen today positively
Identified the three Montenegrins In
the county jain as the men who
held him mp near orillia last Thurs.
daf night which resulted in a four.
day man hunt. during which Mar.
shall Henry Miller was killed and
Deputy Sheriff John {. Storey was
wounded
OBFien is farmer near Orillia.
and saws that he VAS returning
home after having made some
purchases IN town.
lie identified Militia Alarich as
the man who ordered him 10 throw
up his hands. which order O'Brien
obeyed
Then they searched me. said
o'Brcn. but when they found out
that didn't have anything OF
value theg let me alone"
O'Brien says that he WAS carry
Ing a big fruit nee spfayer at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
.BANISHED COLONELIS
RETURNED FROM EXILE

WASHINGTON. Apru 1.-THE
friends OF Col William r. Stewart.
of The Coast artillery. have tri-
umphed 10 the extent Of obtaining
an order directing him To take up
his residence at the abandoned st.
Francis barracks. ST Augustine.
Fla, for the three wears or more
he expects TO serve on the active
list instead Of spending this time
at desolate Fort Grant Ariz.. where
he was practically exiled last Sep.
TENDER At his new post. Col Stew.
art viii have no one to command. .
but his surroundings viii be de.
eidedly more comfortable than the
Arizona fort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
RACE WAR
Whites Attack Italian Labor.
ers in East.

CLINTON. Ills April ia race
war IN which q mob OF American
N0rkmen attacked the italian quar-
ter 81 Clinton With ahatguna. driv.
ing several families from theii
homes BY firing hundreds OF bul.
Ieis through the windows Of their
homes. startled the peaceful oiti
zens Of the city a. midnight. while
the police stood b. and recessed a.
act For some time past Italian
Workmen have been taking the 20
aitioHa held by Americans In the
employ of the Illinois Central rail
rad This angercd the latter
They decided that the best aud
most effective way 10 wrcak ven.
gaance against the foreigners
would be To attack them while Clln.
ton was sleeping Several houses
we're partially wrecked by the
Americans. Details Of tho demon.
aiHtiou have been forwarded to
the Italian consul IN Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

A public meeting wlil he heid on
arNt Thursday evening a. o'clock
in the euuneii chambers ~ the cts
ball e. decide upan che question 81
going ahead or ahaadouinE the pro.
posed Ote.n Aane boulevard
An invitation has been extended
to all Interested property auusfs
10 be present. and II IL skp~cted
that there win be large delegation
aFosrut o. tske voice lu n. pro.
ec-dinEa
The idea Of nefiilnE the question
- q referendum vote through =
pnhiie meeting originated with the
street cummittcu Of the city council
A. The property osusfs would have
IN foot the bill ia any event. u waa
thought hrsf 20 place the Quasfiou
in their hands fos final disposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

1 tempting 10 escape through sn0-
qualmie pass
Petirieh not only knows the
country veil. but has spent many
months on both sides Of the mosn-
tains. working IN the MilwaHilos
construction camps. While he sas
being carried 10 Martin station ~
the posse be vas recognized b the
foreman Of Camp No. 8. near Lake
kiehuliea.
Identifies pettrich.
THAT fellos b. Mich Pettrich. and
be worked here several months last
summer the man exclaimed -
soon as be saw the features Of ths
prisoner
The company men az Matthew-
son a Hampfop's Camp 9, on this
side Of The pass. also Eay that Pet
trleh worked for them IN their
construction gang Pettnch was
foreman Of 3 gang Of Moutenegrsn
lsborefa working for the railroad
contractor
Tho story that Pettrich and BoTs-
yich climbed 20 the top Of Mt
Constance after Saturdays battle
aud spent tho following two
nights on the mountain Is nov dis
credited IT. IL now believed that
they made directly towards tho
summit over the valley road later
trailcd by Joe Hill's bloodhounds.
aud we're provided with food aud
shoes hy the fwo men who were
afterwards arrested charged with
having given them assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
NOT YET
SAYS TAFT

WASHINGTON. April ~ secre.
tary TAR himself IN authority for
the statement that he wtll not r.
aikn RON tho eahlaet 60 carry ca
the preliminary part II bis cam.
paiEn. but adds that he gill step
doNu and cat u be h. nominated In
jane
The secretary made thia denial
because a new a1nry IL IN elrcmlA
iion to the effect that be wil With
fraS from the cabinet within q feW
lays 70 giVe All hts tiue 10 hts cam
neign u l. pointed oul. however
hat hts onif reason Cor aet~tuaiKn
lag AZ thsm time T. hlH asuirr Go aaa
eeftain measures affectlaE the
Philippines and insuiaf possessions
enacted Into iMw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
ALDRICH BILL IS
PRACTICALLY DEAD

Will die. unless the lower branch
adopts resolution directing that
u ho brought before the committee
The act OF laying Il upon the
table at the conclusion Of the hear
aig sefnre the committee followed
a Vicious attack made upon II by
AIRED o. CfoEief. n student oi
financial conditions. who charged
that members Of the American
iiaHiang Association. after oppoa.
ms The measure. had been won
over Ia the side II Wall Street In.
teeaaia which favor the measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

May MAKE AGLEY
PURCHASING AGENT

eaea planned 10 have the tAsk 81
parchaslng municipal supplies fall
unoa ths shoulders ~ tbs assistant
y hu Vas 10 Be apuoiatsd Zoe The
present secretary
Ne IsanieYa salary IL 60 be IN
creased. under the ueW scheme. and
the assistant il 20 have ehafEs ~
the clerical work A nnmber Of tbs
eIfY officials believe that The A..
slsiant should b. assigned The d..
tea o. purchasing agent. allowing
EaervtafY BaEiry to rstaia general
supervision II the work u the
affiee Il IL urwra that tbs sugk
Of buying city supplies u caeuEh
70 keep one man busy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

s.... y myegs q well sae"a
" s''1 rli.islaa. man asea' ns a.
- ..',,s,,s elected a aelesa'e to
y ,'.norrntis mtsaal seaven'ien
= = s'l Ssla At psaser oe'o. July
y :. arrested ,Oaas By ns'e''''ss
: 49,. ~, ana pyraes on . warrant
' '',..'ps l aim .i,s ss'siuias money
,sss "a isl.s pTr'eusss a.. =
- II nafrs v ilppmahn
nRg' X IA estate and insoyaaee
= - ~ obtAlnlnk siee on .
49, .sa..s insurance policy
49, ,,.sv,snn says ssssrse - han
~srsref q . local detective
- -. introduced Myers 20 am.
~ VI A.. ths accused man vas
So .own 10 hsn aud that BE
"a ,asely adssaee tae hH'p'9 %"
!. .asaraace policy
pslley FAD laessd.
,...m.nn says the Insurance pol
-. ISSUED rs The Northwest
- liss Insurance company 81
r.s.s.,DAla. f4ppmann wired tho
- s'rnpaay vhen be advanced
:. ..sssx and vas infofmsd that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
FRANK GOULD AND
WIFE SEPARATE
10y United Prs.s.l

NEW YORK, April i7.-Tho an.
nouneement that Frank Gould.
youngest son Of the late jay Gould.
aud his wife, formerly Helen Kelly,
have parted. has created great sur
prise in the circle Ia which ihey
moved.
Their friends knew Of no disa.
Ereement between the couple aud
are unable TO account FOR the sep.
aration Il ~ believed that a recon.
cillation iH not impossible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
COMMISSION NAMED To
RECEIVE FLEET

OLYMPIA. April l7.-Goy
Mead has appointed the following
members of his staff and officers
Of the national guard OF this state
as a commission to represent the
state In the ceremonies connected
with the coming visit OF the Allan.
tic fleet;
Adit Con Ortis Hamilton. Col
John kinzie. Olympia. Col. Geo
H. LampinR. Seattle, Capt. T. q.
Grigga. Tacoma. Col T. X Erwin.
Spokane. Lieut. u. A. Thornburg.
Everett. Lieut. Frank ". Radley.
telllngham Mai W l.. Lemon.
North Yakima. and Capt George
ID Nuhoriann. Hoanlnm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
DEAD.
lester U. sssteries.
DYING.
Fire Chief George meAlssy.
Lieut.. John Covert.
Frank Hardin.
RiousLY INJURED.
Assistant Fire Chief Frank Lind
say.
Rober, Gray.
c. J. Chamberlain.
Clyde Jenkins.

81 United peess.l
TACOMA. April iT--As . result
OF one Of the most disastrous acct.
dents Al a FIRE "a have occurred In
fhis city. tho explosion Of ten.
gallon carboy Of nitric acid. Lester
q satierlee. one Of the besttnown
and oldest druggists u the city. IN
dead. and Fire chief MeAievy.
Lieut.. John Covert aud Frank liar.
bin. truckman. are i}luK between
life aud death Three others are
seriously injured but hopes are On.
tortalned for their recovery
The cause was the explosion 81
a cafboy IN the Crown drug store
This at fire to the woodwork The
clerks tried 90 extinguish the blaze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
MRS. MAYNARD AND
LANG DISCHARGED

Mis-. z. 7 Manard and G. =.
I.aing. on trial In Judge Gordon's
court on statutory charge, were
discharged late yesterday afternoon
Manard falling to prove his case
coDotuaively
Judge A. W. Frater heard some
more Of the Troubles Of the Manard
family. tending towards the dispo
siilon Of The eyearold daughter
Lucille, this afternoon.
The father of the little girl has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

ca Raxlsy. ssevtafY OF thf'
,srs 4 raAne works, + to be
- fl,y pagehsslas ageut u The
,as. Il q numbsr Of city Officials
!, rsrsea through. Al present The
- 4 the secretary Is cousia
-. alsorganirsd. owing ~ The
~-ssaslca q Carries AeAilister.
..,.s.si seerstay. who has here
,,l.ss Nied he duties u pnFchas
~ asai
Z Nsisfant TO Secretary haslaf
"a : arneuncrd antii after TIE
- neaber Of TIE board The 50.
.,sessss~ui Of baiidlnxs. j. ap
rlsssa 81 Mayor Miller Y had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
BOULEVARD PUT UP TO
THE PROPERTY OWNERS
WOMAN ENTERS DENIAL.

Airs Mary nrotherioa. who IL
suing William nFathertau for a
divorce. dculra that she a plan
niuE to take the children out Of
the Jurisdiction Of she court In an
answer 10 her husbands affidavit
sis also denies that she lsft Seat.
lie AZ ane time with a man named
tlsrfY stuas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
coal Miners strike Avertes.

BUTTE. Mont. April IA
strike of lie coal miners in District
%, of the United Mine Workers
of America. has been averted by
an agreement reached between the
Montana operators and the union
men. This agreement. which Will
be In force until September, settles
the differences over WAGES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
Train IS
Held UP

MINNEAPOLIS. Ninn.. April i5
I Nssisoand northern Pacific
|saes tain. vhieh EFT the union DE-
q asfe laat hight At 5 O'Clock
s.s he'd ~ By two men lust cat.
- tAe eiif limits and st1 and
70 watches taken from the mas.
sefA TIE men boarded tho
- here, and reaching tho oat.
- q The city the robbers en-.
- ane Of the sleeping cars and
Y posat Of a pistol commanded
saeaTeS to bold NJ their
-. -. One Of the men guarded
~ eonpanion searched hia sic.
!. When The train slowed down
as.'a laaetion. several miles
q - ne scene Of the hold lu
- hrDpsd Oft and escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
TO CRUSH
REBELS

TOXIC. April IA war % *.
termination against the Righteous
Army League. Korean afgauixa.
ton. has been started b. the Japa-
nese officials Ia Korea The JApa.
neae government charges that this
league Inspired the assassination
OF - " Stevens in san Francisco
few weeks REn and has commit
ted many murders in Seoul. besides
giving financial support TO the
Korean rebellion In the interior
Numerous arrests ~ the most prom.
ineut members Of the league have
been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
PRESBYTERY To MEET
In SEATTLE

~ the Port Townsend session Of
the Puget SsInd Presbytery Of the
Presbyterian church II was decided
10 ask the general assembly 40
meet IN Seattle In May. 1909.
More than hair OF the members
at the meeting we're opposed 10 the
meeting being held AZ Seattle on
account OF the expense, but Rev.
81. A. Matthews OF the First Pres
hyferlan chrWh OF this city stated
that II ought to be held here and
that bis church would help to ahoul.
der q deficit shouid there be any.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

After the sheei bath a mild alcohol
rub r. administered.
The first tfne be received this
treatment Evans was delighted.
When he vas resting after Tho
bath he said enthusiastically 10 hIs
son. Lieut.. Frank Evans
This Is great, feel better al
ready. aud | am as hungry as a
bear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
YOUNG MAN Wins
POSTER PRIZE

Chas. ". Duncan. "a years old.
was awarded the prize In the poster
contest held by the Chamber Of
Commerce for the best design TO
announce the arrival and reception
20 the American fleet
Duncan's poster, which was the
thirteenth received IN the contest,
represents a young lady, emblem
aAc of Seattle, extending the key
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

GoTHENnuRC. Sweden. April
t1 Seventeen persons persisted By
the capslkinK % the steamer Gocia
Ief yesterday They. for the most
part. we're passengers The captain
and crew of the steamer managed
70 swlm ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
DIVORCE CASE MAY
CAUSE A LIBEL

BOSTON. Mass. April 1.-THE
elimination OF the names Of Julia
Marlowe and Mrs Maude Backus
In the divorce petition filed hy
Clara Won Hermann against her
husband, Karl Won Hermann. the
newspaper and magazine writer. Is
expected to be followed shortly by
suits for criminal libel.
Miss Marlowc Is averse going To
court but her manager IL said to
be determined that Mrs. Won Herr.
mann should be punished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

tstar Special Serviee.l
PAsO ROBLES. Cal. April IL
The treatment which has. up 10 this
time. produced the most marked
beneficial results on RearAdmiral
Evans during his stay here is the
dripping sheet bath.
The old sea varrler is wrapped
In \ sheet saturated With water.
and heat r. gradually applied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
BANKS TO MERGE

new YORK. April Among
haskern the chief topic of cunvcr
"a Jon II the report 81 The con.
tealplated purchase 81 the National
Rank Of Commerce by the National
City hank Possible consolidation
at The tao mammoth financial IN.
stsf mtionH. each with a capital stock
issue Of SIS 900. 600. the combined
capital and surplus being fss.kt2..
ena and the aggregate deposits
$3.50. GIL goo wah sufficient 90 make
banking interests gasp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
GOVERNOR NAMES
APP0IkTEES

OLYMPIA. Wash. April 1.-The
following list Of appointments was
given out from the executive office
yesterday. John Hansen. OF Ev.
erett, member of the board of
managers Of the Washington State
reformat0ry. DIR. G. G. Mann. OF
Spokane. aud Dr. A. W. Burns, of
North Yakima. ,Dembers OF the
state board Of dental examiners I;
Charles w. Whistler, OF Seattle,
member OF the state board OF
barber examiners; Henry Sohaler.
OF Tacoma, a member Of the same
board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
COSTS $40 TO
SHOOT A cow

william DE Camp paid $40 that
IL. bis stepfathcr did. In the iuye.
nile court this morning as result
OF q little hunting trip on Mercer
Island. In Lake Washington, April
4. during which young DE Camp
shot a COW.
You are getting off very cheap,
said Judge a. " Ffater. In impoH
ing the fine. and then the Judge be.
gan giving the boy. a lecture on
obeyinR tho Law. TO which no lis.
tened attentively.
This was the first time that the
boy had bssn In court, which nc.
counted fos the light punishment.
The $40 went TO the owner oG the
COW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

Gordon u. Epfltt. Seattle man
aver 81 H. L. Polk a Co. has
received word from the office at
Detroit that gang Of nWindlera
has been detected ia various parts
81 the country collecting money
for names eonapicuouslK printed IN
city directories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
TO GIVE DINNER.

James A. Sexton. Womcn's Re.
lief corps, No. 35. will give another
OF their old fashioned home cook.
ed dinners az the knights of
pythiaa hall. First ny. and Pike St,
on Tuesday. April 81, from II q. m.
TO | y, m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
Dr. o'shea Returns.

DIR. Richard ]. o'shea has re.
turned from his trip around the
world after an absence OF about
thirteen months. Mrs, O'Shea and
daughter returned some -four weeks
ag9 because OF the serious illness
Of Mrs, O'Shea's mother at Bell
iHgham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
Worry Over Threatened Ex.
posure the Cause.

NY 1Atten FfesNH
WOODBURY.. y. J. April IL
Rather than face an exposure ~
hts relations with a woman whoae
name IN not known. npY. George "
Thompson. e. years old. fur 10
years pastor Of the First PrcshY-
terrain church. one Of the Nraithient
~ fhiH city. committed suicide ia
a loeal hotel to-day b. shooting him.
self through the head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

obtained a court order granting him
the custody Of the child pending
the hearing of q divorce suit filed
against hls wife.
Mrs s. r. Manard Is alleged TO
have kidnapped the child from a
family temporarily caring for II and
taken II to Newberf. Ore.
The child IL now IN Seattle. hav.
ing been brought here by Deputy
Sheriff G. J.. Hartman, Of New.
berg. who recovered her with the
aid ~ the father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

WASHINGTON. April i7-1ho
Aldfich flnancia3 hei. -a.ed by tho
senate March n. ven practically
killed s~esls ~ on 10 tlss aps.as. -
representatives b. eaneelsHsss
'f'tba a-sa0taFe. zatsa, tlu heen
sass=- ,oekaesiY atiaeked by both
bFatehsss Of congress thaa any
other piaee II iesIialafion thRt has
sssn i1tredocsa reventlg. wnn laid
on The tshl- today By tha huuse
cntu talttee GA hanklno. There u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
AT DEATHS DOOR


= LONDON. April 1.-THE
= condition Of Sir Henry Camp
q bell-RannermHn. former pre-.
q mier. Is not improving Tie is
q al deaths door, aud the end
4 Is expected. The following
4 bulletin was posted at noon to
= day.
Sir Henry had a restless
4 night. and is weaker this morn
= ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
In serloua condl,lon,

lNtftfH fAtfHN ANF AiafF anu fAi#tAN
Satterisa succumhcd. Others ar
dying OF are 10 a serious condition
IN Serious condition.
TACOMA. April II Fire Chief
Geo MeAiayf. Assistant Chici
Lindsay and the rest Of tho fire
men who inhaled uiffir acid fumes
In the fire "Wednesday a. the Crush
drug store. are lyiug In a critical
condition yet. but Nere reported
slightly better this afternoon The
other three flfemen are a. 81 10
ssphs hospital. all seriously strlek
en- from The deadly Eaa
They are not out % danger and
a crisis may arrive IN an Of thu
eases ct any moment CLYDE Cham.
beflain. one Of the pfoprictofs.
showed signs Of Improvement 10.
daY. bat doctors saY he iH likely
20 have pneumonia
One Of the drug clerks il also
very a. The fumes have eaten
away the wall Of the lung cells 50
that any SLIGHT exeftion such "a
coughing or sirainlnE when the
lungs are fun Of blood il likely "a
cause rupture and certain death.
Tho president Of the drug com.
panY. L. y Sattorlee. who died YES.
tefday. will be buried Saturday at
2 =. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
SENT TO rrs PEN.
10y United prssa.
IA Hated pr@sa1

SPOKANE. April i7-6uy Nor
rs. alias Handsome Dan. who
ehloruf0rmed Jennie Smith. stole
her jewels and fled 10 Minnesota.
w4s sentenced Is serve ; to 80
years in the state prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

Of the city to marine The two
figures are on opposite sides of the
poster. and in the center is a bat
tleship with the other boats of the
fleet following.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
stsrs ON SALT

fsent s ~s,s1 seats for the entertain.
sfternoooa1 'e ! WIN Be- Owen F,i .l.n
mon d ~ 1 1 y. ny the enlisted
=, e e. o. he us ws ss,1, 70.
nnerfhefn fIekns o at he Great
5 s.esIanLla r. s,e effce. sNkend and
q 5ebb, sI7 Mu s. &c d. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
IOCAL POLITICIAN
IS TAKEN TO JAIL
. sssssstttsttts,
! vATRa SHUT orr Norlos.

Neb'T Will IN nhat on 10 .
4 tuosr0 from . a. -. ~ 4 D I
m trem thc digrb4 ssU1 4 I
q Aath ay south. between Yea. .
= let way ard HaNats ~. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

course of the y. NJ G. A. will be-
held az the auditorium IN the assoc
citation building The Dunbar male
quartctte and hell ringers have
been secured for the event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
FUMES KILL One;
OTHERS in DANGER

but could not and The fire depart.
ment waa summoned Nitric acid
fumes filled thu store and finally
Sstteriea succumhed Others arr
dying OF are "a a serious condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
GIN. v Nssr, Recently Elected Delegate 10 Dess
,.,,s M6usI Convention, ClMsed Viii Getting
Mime, Under False Pretenses

the policy had iapaed 10 years ago
aud YES worthless
tlppmann. aatlnffsd that he was
oat tlea. aWeHe 10 e warrant chars
inK Myers with obtaining money
under false nFetonaea. aYcrH rep
resented that be- Vas related %
Nlru President Palmer. ut the
Northwest Mutual Life Insurance
eempanY according tn t1npmann. at
the time be borrowed the money
Myers had already borrowed t2a
Ga the policy frum Charles a.
Helfncr. demacratie politician. b.
farv appfuaching Lippmana. Llpp
mann paid Heifuer So. took the
rssilcy aud advanced Myers SIS
maFe.
Claimed 60 Have Receipts.
Myers appeared In tlppmanu'a
offlcss. 81 5ot sos New Yafk black
last Tuesday Ae Was kiyen ffa.
At lhat time Myers promised tIpp
mann to turn over al reealut
showing money paid on the paliey
Thls f1ppmsan safs. Mkers failed
tn DO. and the arrest followed.
Myers is about s. wears old ~
Is sinais. and fof several moalhs
has had rcoms 81 1850 seventh AZ
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