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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
BIRTH RECORD.

births were registered today as
follows.
Armstrong; To wife Of J. r.
Armstrong. Seattle. Jan. 81. a
daughter.
Hcld.-To wife OF 4. ". Held. aie
Dexter. Jaa. 10. a son.
Cowin~~ro wife. OF w. Gown.
IA Ea.s Fifty sixth. Jan. %. a
daughter.
Mason--To wife Of ". p. Mason.
Seattle. Jan, %. daughter.
Leik-~To wife Of II. Leik. 1902
North Forty.ninth 81. Jan. n, a
daughter.
Black-To wife of A. II. Black,
kildarton Station. Jan. Fl. dauGh
ter.
Tong-To wife of A. Tong. ga
Crockett. Jan ~. a daughter
Fernando wife of d. ]. Fer.
man. Seattle, Jan. rs. n son.
Berg-To wife Of +. Berg. 1915
East Mercer st. Jan. 10. a daugh-
ter
kneelhnd--To wife of ID. Knee.
land, Seattle. Jan. %. a son.
Baily-To wife of II. Baily, 1911
Howell. Jan. II. a daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

/ OF onions has been Increased, but
the dealers ON the market have mot
made any advances.
Today'a quotations arc;
ltanch ossn. 35 Ia doe dor. East
efn eggs. 2be dox. Oregon egRa.
3bc per dox.
Washington creamery butter.
doc. Iowa creamery. lbs. bbcebc
local ranch. sae
Fancy RwiHa cheese. sbc. Wis
consln full cream brick. lbh. Tor
a5c. nmsrr cheese. he.
Turkeys. ssc ID
Chickens. roc ~
Mutton chops. tz4 q isHc ID;
rib steaks. iao ID. portsFhonas. ibc
ID sifloln. izIsc ID. roun1 steak.
lie n. shoulder steak. : he. for
sse: hearts, Ice each tongues. etc
80 b0c each liver. &c 10. roanin,
SC 20 DC 10.
Potatoes. 10 ibs. for sse: siEo
par sack
Sweet potatoes. SC ID.
Hcatn. 4 Ranches for Sc.
Onions. lunches for &c. boiling
onions. IL lbs for zsc
Carrots. punches for &c.
Dried onions. lha for Sc
Radishea. 4 lunches fuf sc.
Parsley. punches for Toe.
Turnips. J punches for be.
California perhlmmans. isr 10 soc
dossn: japanese pefaimmona. Csc
dozen.
Artiehokss. 4 for &c.
Celery. bunehsn for isc-
Cncumbers. Ice
Spinach. &c per ID
Cnhhagna &c 20 fpe
Sweet peppers. Is ccnts doA
Horse KAdish. iec ID.
Rntahagza nc ID.
eanefsraut. &c ID
letsuce. Z for &c.
Pop corn. shsIiea. lbs. for ibc.
on cob. SC 10
Lemons, lie % zee per don
Fancy apples. ft.eo 20 tz.so bon:
cooking apples. soe.soc per boz: 10
lbs. for skc.
Cider sinerar. &c gal
cider. toc b. soc per gallon.
pin.applas. soc each.
Orangr@. lac ca &c dos.
Grape fruit. soc 10 &c.
Dried. pruhes. lbs. for itc.
Jap oranges. SC 20 Ioc don. soc 10
ssc per box
Dates, sc-i0r.
EraubcrFfeH. &C 10 f1c ID.
Hnekleberrfss. ice.
Pumpkins. nc ID.
New nats- Ffiberts. Isc h..
black nslnuts. SC ID: Eng
iish wainufs. ioc zoe H.; almonds.
&c h.. pecans. zoe ID; Brazil
nuts, fsc fh.s MIXED nuts.
isc H.. cocoanuta. lee ca lie each.
Brazil pods. fSe each.
Yakima honey. tito gal. comb.
zoe. oandied honey. roc H.. ~
lhe.. SIC; 6 lbs. Nc.
Hubbard squash SC 10 isc.
Flowers - Carnations. COO per
dozen. roses. tiep pef dozen:
sioiets. 2se bunch. ehfysanthe-
NUNS. u 20 si5e: narcinsus. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
DOUBLE MURDER
AND SUICIDE
ny United Prsss.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. a.
Joseph jackson. a negro. who has
been employed as laborer at Mare
island. shot and Killed Rhoda Cor.
don. a domestic, and James Grant.
a sailor. both colored. and then
committed suicide.
The woman and Grant came here
from Vallejo. Jackson. who had
been paying attention 90 the wom-
an, found the copuie. lie shot the
woman through the breast and then
stepped over her body and shot
Grant as he lay IN bed. Turning
the weapon upon himself he sent n
bullet through his heart. All three
we're dead when attendants OF the
place arrived on the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

EVERETT. Jan. 37s-Thieves en-
tered the Everett possoffIee early
yesterday morning. breaking into
the vault and safe. and securing
,fo0 in money and stamps valued
Al 81 500. in addition to a quantity
of registered mail. the value Of
which Ia not known. The strons
box. containing sl.soo. defied the
efforts OF the burglars and they
were forced to leave without break
Ing into II.
The work wak done som time be
tween O'Clock and daylight. fof
at about tb. former hour the night
clerk goes off duty. The robbers
opened the carriers door with 4
jimmy aud then fastened II behind
them 50 that they could not be
interrupted in their work without
receiving due warning. Another
evidence OF their eieyerness was
the fact that before proceeding Ia
get busy they prepared an exit b.
way of Postmaster Nernon's Of
flee
The men then drilled through the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
.pees's BAD Boy

"Peck's Had Boy II the same old
show. with the same old grocer and
the same nlschievouH urchin max
ing life miserable for him day In
and day out The plot Of the piece
IN simply a thread upon which a
lot Of specsaitiea and amusing met.
dents are strung. but the show rs
whole serves it's purpose. that of
making people laugh. There Is an
especial appeal In the piece TO ur-
ehins Of the masculine persuasion.
and ~ IL safe to say that there will
be host Of boys az the Seattle this
week. A Teddy bear will be given
M the Saturday matinee TO the boy
or Kiri who gnesses most accurate
W the number Of persons IN the
audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 29.-Dar.
ing thieves last night held Up and
robbed a United states mail wagon
loaded with incomlnR mail. which
had just arrived from Cincinnati
and other northern points over the
Queen and Crescent route. The
thieves were reported 60 have Sc
cured about $4,000. but the postof.
flee authorities refused to make
any statement about the amount of
the robbery. The wagon. which
was heavily screensd. and on which
rode a driver and = railway mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
EXPLOSION; ; nID

NEW YORK. Jan. 4
men were Instantly Killed -
others seriously injured = :
plosion OF dynamite from = !
known cause in the hefkea.'s
ton OF the Pennsslssnia 'a'
Homestead, n. j.. yeslssas =
The bodies OF the men VIZ
mutilatod. The injured ae
veroly wounded that Ts<s's%
doubtful. - :
When the explosion cesu'' =,
night shift was LEAVING sas =
Fifteen men had been en-, ! d
tamping the holes IN W. =. !
mite charges were placed. go -
eight had remained 70 'sA'
work. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
Posto6ce Is Entered, and Large Sum 4 - !
Stamps Are Secured Vault and Safe RI II
Have no Clues.

outer door OF the va1lt M -
off the combination. n ~
steel door that next eunlul
them WAS broker b. n1oo11 q
heavy sIedxe. No EXPLOSIVE =
used. The men then drilled
the door Of the sale inside (
as they had the vault
opened H. There Ties
money and the stamps. H.
box. inside the safe ~ 60
a proposition and they xold
TO give II up. Most of ~
stolen belonged 70 emr11 Z
10 the clerks orgAnix11lrn
After quitting The por(el|'H 9
thieves entered Z clQ1Al19 -
across the street. eol4k b =
front door. and apparently ~
several suits Of cfQtht4
they stole a suit c1te. = =
they must have dep1ella
plumber.
There Is no clue. sllkc1
clerk az the general deEveI3 =
dow says that Saturday olll|
a stranger appeared tire ~
the window 20 inquire I1r -
Ing a different name each +.
From the window ; rteU Z
vault can be obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

blue Jeans the familiar rural
drama which has Southern In.
diana as Its locale. began n week
engagement AT the Lois theatre yes
terday. The play was warmly re.
ceived at yesterdays performances,
and II Of = eallber 20 please the
regular patrons of the theatre
There are many interesting scenes
In Blue leans" and the stock com
pany presents these acceptably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Another meat stall WAS opened
this morning ON the main floor OF
the market
The "Wednesday and Saturday
specials have caught the attention
OF the hounrwifo aud ali stalls Will
make efforts % have something
special for the two days Specials
viii b. made IN goods Of which
there IL LARGE supply. 80 thar ali
may obtain the advantage OF the
low price
Local cooking apples uere sold At
10 lha. for CSC. The Wholesale price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
ROB MAIL WAco

CLERK. was attacked neaF
freight cars in the dcxnfssz
ton of the city. The e''# =
clerk. neither of wholn -
we're held by the polioe
cion. barney simmons
and S. ]. Smith. the neen Il =
say that two men armed e
volvers stopped the horH =
jumped into the wagon. .,
Was then driven to = dan :.
about 100 yards from : p'
ton, where the robbers -
the key 20 the wagon sns
the mail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
FIRE RAGING


BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. 27.--A
fierce fire Is raging in tho Inn.
mense tanks OF the Standard OH
company, and one man Is reported
dead. A furious wind is blowing.
aud Il u feared the flames will h.
swep, TO the huge refinery nearby.
and other property At noon the
IRE was still burning. flames leap
ing a hundred feet In the air n
II estimated that Zoe. 900 gallons
81 oil have heen consumed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

The Lewis & Lake company re.
turned 90 the Lyric theatre yester-
day. presenting The $4,000
Beauty" TO two weil.fillcd houses
There are a number OF new people
with the company who have de-
cidedly strengthened Il since e was
here last. and the show has a mum.
Der OF new specialties which we're
"go" yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

THE White Tiger OF Arizona"
was given two performances az the
Third Avenue theatre yesterday.
and win run all week. II Is a west
err melodrama. with the scenes laid
an Arizona and California. and
amounds with exciting Incidents.
The Taylor company gives the piece
in It's usual interesting way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today as
follows:
Knapp-E. + Knapp. 2, Jan. %,
Pacific hospital.
Mariin-infant. Jan q. Twenty.
fourth av. south and Holgate.
LoandAaB I4eandaas, 81, Jan
"a. 1905 West F'tfty-second ~.
Andcraon-infant. ian. %, 7791
Sunnyside
Bushcll-H. II. BusheH. 1. Jan
"a. 3ll y. Sunnysfde.
Harvey-E. O. LspNacy. 2. Jgn,
~. 1912 Sivtsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

The eoliseum--Adgie and her
lions aud seven other new Sullivan
a Conaidine vaudeville acts go on
ut the Coliseum theatre today.
Pantapes--Bartoldi's 35 cycling
and aerobatie cockatoos. the Mar.
cellos, rag sculptors. and the Luigi.
Pecarro trope of hand acrobats are
features of the new bin which goes
ON at Pantages' today.
The Star - Kellar's Virginia
Bellies. Colby a Garron. VIII King.
hFcsste Anen. and other new people
wdFM To- seen nj She Star tssa week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
ROBBERS MADE A b|f
HAUL AT everett
ADJUSTMENTS


Good knock about comedians with
new business. splendid acrobatk.
principals who an all requirements.
a lively ballet aud well coetamed.
aud bright new scenery Of the spec.
tacular order. characterize the Dew.
Ills Auction. which opened At the
Grand yesterday for a weeks run.
The plot l. the same as Il has been
for years. and never seems 10 grow
old. Encore after encore was given
the best features at both perform
aucea yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
Retiring From
Business

DuSlllCN
The Novelty Annex. situated
AZ 1897 Second av.. II forced
to quit the premises
The allotted time from to-day
IL only u days more.
ThFunEs Of eager buyers have
filled our store since the ssis
began. aud every anr aston
Ished ~ the exceptional big
values given The sales con.
tinun 10 offer Ladies' quits.
Coats. Jackets. Skirts and
Waists az such prices a. weFe
never Offered OF the Pacific
coast or In Seattle Look for the
larger sf<ns on the window.
1907 second av.. on The Nov
city Annex
women's tailored suits. val.
ues up 10 sss.oe. Quit Sale
Price. sisto.
WunsenN tailored suitH. In
plain and fancy mixtures. val.
ues up TO $50. Quit Sale Price.
sIe.se.
womcn'a suite. vaInea ~ 10
90. Quit Sale Price. $50.
womens box coats. In fancy
mixtures. values up &c tsk0.
Quit Sale Price. tssb.
Woinen's long coats. Ia fancy
eheviotn. values mp to g.. QUIT
sale Price. sass.
Women'n coats. well tailored.
values up 20 $3.50. Quit safe
Price. stsB.
Wouens coats. plain or fan
ey. all colors. values up to SIS.
Quilt Sale Price, $685..
Childrena coats. EixaR TO 3
yearH, values up to a.. Quit
Sale Price, siss
Misses coats In mixtures,
values up 10 ssbo. Quit Sale
Price, s34s.
W0men's skirts. new spring
effects. fancy mixtures. values
NJ 90 s.. Quit Sale Price. s2sb
worpens skirts. in Panama.
serge or fancy. values up 10
si2s0. Quit sale Price. sass.
Women's silk pettlcoata. In
black and fancy colora. values
up 10 $3.50. Omit Sale Price.
g4as.
BLACK sRiecn pettieoats. Tal.
uoa mp 10 s3.50. Quit Sale Price.
s17b.
Shirt waists. new spring ef.
fleets. valnes up to $3.50. Quit
Sale Price. Csc.
SILK shirt waists. In plain and
fancy. values up to s.. Quit
saie Price, sass.
Fancy silk shirt waists. made
by the famous makers. Fisk.
Clark a Flagg Co. values mp 90
s12.b0 Quit Sale Price. t4.as.
Ladies' Ermlne Throws. value
up 70 $3.50. Quit sale Price
s1s25.
Ladies' Jap Mink Throws.
value np 10 5000. Quit Sale
Price 1855.
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Oil Stock

n. NJ. Herrln & Co. -, -
ave. have for sale 9eV - -,
Canadian OIL 12h cents
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

: CHEAP CHICKEN ranch tsroofn
house. 10 laying hens. ; eewsi large
piece iand. close In only fszs. on sa'sY
Times block today. Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

rARn uAnaAf<--ise acres, f4finE seed
essaA est - kent aefra ilnlf4t ID
tsrsaffs hastss tafss hafu, efsshafd. fins
srese thfaash place 'une<f desires
aasss sats ssirs fof fee dass. ft.sss
tnfsaa halt asah
HuHEnr NALrWf
8fHsase#f4t Alaska naiftins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

BLOWING UP THE SHIPS.
By Stuart mselesn.
They are blowing mp the ships around Magellan.
They laying mines along the soufhefn coast:
They hunting bloody anarchists 70 tell on
They are running down each bold Yindetlvc
boast.
Prom Newport News 10 qneer Rio Jeneiro.
From every shore where fnamy wavelet drps.
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10 q wANr noNpt
n - taake = start tadaF SIC Fesh
ps pie stss rhis !. n bieeks fFens ne
ksges.tsea sEesn.is. ets',sesias ,sAss
balid pc re sss thls sea ~ Norah tflt.
IsrEnSsTfoxAf. poSD nEALrr 90
ts&t Apssriean Hank bitE.
Faf sale- ss~ f.sossa csfias~ - IA.
eftaa. - ssxi&1. pflcs si.sse ftse sasA.
hsiaaes IKE sest
Fias lasss -. asar car me. as aswa.
" e. s,s "'s ss,... 49,. ,..a. s.n .sst ..
.asy terms three sninatss wAlk tfeus
citAs LiNcoL~.
al fsianNrr fiag
rtouss 4 4r7s Ind y Tsst -sgf
Wilt. 4 yrAHr NOW
hsip gsn 4 sea ~iii hsis Sears@if aie
cash AID q per morih. prfts See vii
eas . t~aa,ssssi sis~ iot. nesr rnlveFssi5
Ed sss ss-'s ~ es sss .,s srss "a,
esf lines Green T.aks csf - sifs<afAAs
HtAllen. eas Branch oflics
iSTEhNA4foNkL hvsD ktrf
isss American nsuk Slds
THE ngsr my At WOODLAND
a.reaa hausa. los sosisa. casnsr. fn~
view. twe blocks 80 car. ~. SO TERMS
Here u fine iitiie home. fine Ieea
ten good siew. ava easy terms. 81 fea
tfse cash Terms on balance Three
rooms bath foam and basement NJ
Hove. 80 siat Nprth Phone y AL II
JUST PIT on TIE MARKET
Thfeesfaofa cottage. iuf foxloo. corner
Pear pinme. kpples. tearirs trees I've
hiofka from car nnt woodland PARK
CALL etTH AND rHINNEY Az
Near aehaat house. 81 ESQ $3.50 dasn.
balance 81 per month. Phone y -
white stf. lift
New a-reafu ma8ern house. all walls
tinted good view. two blacks 10 car
81 Zee. ftsa cash. terms on balance
NsN ssfeam modern house. reception
hail. walls tinted. fine tisw. tsso blocks
70 Woodland Park o. 900
ROWE. Residence SO sfmt 81 ~ofth
Phone n fsf
ONLY fzo0-oNLY fgeo
SIC saHh and g. psF month Will Inv
lot Just north ~ Exposition grounds
sdfointnE two city parks on 20 feet
street. overlooking Lake Washington FOR
Is mites. view 81 mountains in three
directions NeW IL the time 10 afaft
that future home 10 IL now
7 INTEftNA TIpNAL uDNu A REALTY ca
ICES American hank Bldg
-2t.s4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

Pine quarter acre frnftR from 1850 Ia
tfae@ths soc ores are All cleared ana
IN fruit. close 70 Hraded school sidas
walks y ara water ptped on each tract
the water = sFsa Terms ffF ea.h 49,
ttn Per month,
q 81 NICHOLS. 90 Union Block -
RosTos HAnHon IL booming foot
ssmeHt sidewalks ana city walter Men
Of all HinYf wanted 10 work Zee Hill.
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lot a4Kx4oo
fta per month
Green y cod a.
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DON'T PAIL TO SEE THIS 10 AcpEs
rich. level land. fFrT easily cleared
handy 70 one uf the best ta0ng III
The valley between seattle and Ia.
coma DHHsF desires auifk sale II
taken this week fste viii bay ~. $3.50
cash. balance ensy
HnHEHT MAITnY
sta-9znsazf ALASKA Holding
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nEAHffft 1. WEATHER To MR.
iug - haita 90 this asntftsf tth
easa aaa e psf apufh uiii huf . slem
fsssshian tskx Nashiuafnn ana slAss
tfaf Fftse eatf tsee ufesn Las ess
e. 4ifseetake Hfa4i4a. eaI nIaneh office
81 raii aansfa
SxEnS 4rfoNAI l. BOND A NeAAfY CO
1ast Assfieen RANK atds
sssff
aaaaaHa =saafst a1ftaGs. ta4aef fas.
erfnsHt aafEa ana al street. i1eHfesss
meats n aad paid one hlssE - tasAsasl
ear 81 see. half cash tent - hFas@
q Last fzfs
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FARMS AMI ACREAGE.

----<-----------------------~
cot NrHY HOMK@3A acres. Mighty I'm
proved, adjoining PuFatfap. modern 5
roam hpuse. good hafn and 0uthuiids
inTH. city water. electric lights. ntrest
car passes dpnf price. ineiwdhsa ststk
and tools aud household furniture.
ff.Noos terms
ROBERT MklTpY.
sitss4s-szf ALASKA naiidinF.
CHYsTAt uEfoHTs IS ACRE
TRACTS
No better sell On earth. pufe spftrE
water. convenient 20 the car. sidewalk.
acnd sehrol free mail driigery. 30 min
ufas ride from Pioneer place. bedrock
prices. essy terua Huy ono and stop
uayinN rent he a man and ewn your
own home
CHARLES p Ana Ms
see CaiauaH HidR
FOH EXCHANGE
A rollins eishnssuf on Ao1d government
iand On henf1u county for uneutulnhersd
vacant lots OF equity IN improved Seattle
property. ThtngH are doing in Denton
county. and II Enu have nGt exercised
your right. THE ia saur napoffunify
MUTUAL EfsAHTY toMpkNY.
4ef Pioneer bldg
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PERSONALS.

Mra pssersan--(frassaste miawifs and
unrse. iats 18TH AZ West i'h0ns \
41sT A~f-zt@1sE1-p
Wanfed-4sA child fFana z - Years
old a. raise silt give = h4athefsn care
References u-ta. The star Ftsss-p
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
SPECIAL nortcEa

am the mans hoate fspsHtns in ~
"a. hr.nehea. rubber Weather Htfipfihs
81 deere Randall. ! an Carpenter -
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New t-reau me1err house. all walls
tinted. reod view, two blacks 70 car
New s-fHam modern house. reception
hail. walls tinfsd fine vir~, tWo block
T. woodland Park o. zoe
ROWE. Residence 80 ttAt 81 North
-
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
MEETS
 TRAGIC
 DEATH

Theresa Abell, the three-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Abell, who reside in North Globe, met wi;h fright 'ul death yesterday morn. ing by falling from bed on winch she was playing, into a tub of almost boiling water.
 Mrs. Abeli had carried the tub oi water into bed chamber for scrubbing purposes and lad placed the children on the bed while she was engaged in cleansing the floor. In romping on the bed aith another child, little Theresa lost her balance and fell back ward from the bed directly into the tub of hot water. Her entire body was submerged The child was re- moved almost instantly in a semi conscious condition, and medical aid summoned. The Silver Belt states further that when the clothing was removed chunks of cooked flesh fell from the little bones. The child fingered, evidently suffering intense pain for three hours.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ar There Is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an Inhamed con- dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inhamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when 1t is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be de- .troyed forever; nine cases ont of ten are caused by Catarrh, wEich is noth- ing but an infiamed condition of the mucuous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by e tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir. culars free.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

At the first exhibit held at Cornell University, Ithics, N Y. Arizona re-. ceived a blue ribbon for the most cem- prehsnsiye exhibit shown by any state
 Douglas has organized Business Mems Association.
 A Phoenix miner named Shope blew out the gas at a Los Angeles rooming house and was nearly asphvx. iated. He was taken to receiving hospital and may recover.
 A shot was fired by some unknown person through the Santa Fe ticket window of Agent Dickenson at Phoe- nix. The bullet missed the agent and was flattened against the stove.
 Edward Bolger, who died at Wick enburg, let. sl GA in cash. No known relatives are living, and the money will go to Maricopa cyunty.
 Tina Cooley, aged years, fell into Mesa irrigating ditch aud was drowned.
 A number of University students under charge of Prof. To!lman of the geological department, are to make a study of the geological conditions of the Rincon mountains, near Tucson.
 The murder of C. Leonhart at Tue n still remains mystery. It is thought to be the work of footpads.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

Deputy Sheriff White while return ing from Yuma where be had taken a prisoner had some difficulty with the conductor and train crew, resulting in a sensational mixup. Many conflict. ing reports of the occurrence is cur. -ent, one of which being that the dep uty drew his gun and fired several shots. Fortunately no one was hurt White was disarmed and taken from tie train at Tucson. Upon receipt Of information Sheriff White immedi- ately suspended his brother from ser. vice pending investigation. The dep uty was not seen here today snd nc statement of his version of the affair could be secured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Capt. Rynning Favors Plan Which Will
 Save Expense

Captain Rynning, superintendent of the territorial penitentiary, was in tLe city today on court business. Captain Rynning states that there are about four hundred prisoners con- fined at the "pen,' and advocates a plan to work the convicts on the new penitentiary to be built at Florence. Captain Rynning is of the opinion that the cOnvicts can be utilized to ad vantage and great saving of expense to the territory result It is under stood that the matter is being con- sidered by Governor Kiobey.