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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-15
Editor Is To Be Tried.

London, July 14.-Robert Sievier, editor of the Winning Post, has been committed for trial at the Old Bailey. Bail has been allowed to his sureties in S25000 each and the prisoner himself in $50,OOO. Sievier was arrested at the San Downe track June 27 on the charge of attempting to blackmail Jack" Joel, nephew of the late Barney Barnato. It Is alleged that he threatened to publish a defamatory article about Joel unless Joel paid him S2h 0nN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-15
Big Fire In New Orleans.

New Orleans July 15.-Between s15O, O,ooo and s2OoO0O damage was done early this morning by fire which destroyed the nlant of the New Orleans Coffee com pany. limited. The building occupied a small triangular block between South peters avenue, Howard street and the river front. Falling walls and broken electric wires which fell and sputtered in the streets. made the fire a brilliant and dangerous spectacle. The flames were not gotten unuer control until the entire interior of the block had been burned out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-15
BROTHERS KILLED
 IN HARD BATTLE

Benton Harbor, Mich, July n-Both August Cross, who yesterday without known cause, shot and fatally wounded an inoffensive meat peddler named James Kirk, and his younger brother, Fred Cross. lost their lives in a pitched battle with Sheriff Tennant and a posse of seven men who went to the Gross home today to arrest August Gross. None of The officers was injured. The Gross brothers are both supposed to have been Insane.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-15
To Open Bryan campaion.

Huntsville, July 14.-(Special) )-Congress- man William Richardson will open the campaign for Bryan and Kern at Moulton on July 20 The republican candidates who have been nominated for Congress against Judge Richardson are not ex- pected to make an active fight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-15
orioinai Rubens Found.

Warsaw, July 14-What is declared to be tho original painting by Rubens of the "Descent from the Cross" has been discovered in the Catholic cathedral of St Nicholas in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-15
Railroad Reduces Dividend.

New York, July 14-The Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad com- rany today declared a semi-annual divi- dend of 2M per cent, which is a reduc- of one-half of per cent from the regular semi-annual dividend
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

D0ORS. soc and MiIIW0Tk Supplies
60, 900 doors and windows which we IT
s: !;
E---Sj doors and windows, which we VIII mail III
tt-s---@ll on npplication. We can furnish every
NlEIi thing needed in mil both regular ana il
E--ttee4a special. Let make You an estimate. AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
OF MARSHAL MILLER ARE
CAPTURED Az CREST OF CASCADES
A7L AM7IC FLEE7S AGAIN
Nv HOME WATERS

the limit Every room IA the big
hotel Wus taken. all of the tents
In Tent cts are occupied. and
there are hundreds Of other people
there Who have gone over only tor
day
Gov. Glliett. arriving In his pril
waite car With his party Ia Eroet
the Atlantic fleet a. the chief ex.
ecutiNu Of the state. was accorded
warm welcome by the citizens
As he stepped from the ear Last
night a mighty cheer went up from
the threats Of hundreds of persons
Who had gathered ia see him. The
governor. waving his hand at the
crowds behind him. was whlaked
away in a. automobile to the Hotel
bel Coronado. where the party 90.
eaplss - rooms Although ,ae guv
eruof has not entirely recovered
from hts recent Illness. he felt Ia
good condition this morning Ia
meet the admifAlH flagship Ia the
launch provided for that purpose
For several days the streets o.
an ALREADY beautiful city have been
ahlaxe with bunting. with great
floral arches erected across the
line Of march 10 b. followed BY
1000 sailors and soldiers ON We'd.
nesdaY.
The celebration viii opcn this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
RELATIONS
STRAINED
China and Japan May
Yet Clash.
10y United press.)


PEKIN. April l4-Proof that the
relations between japan and China
are becoming daily more strained
was provided today when Japan
csc Minister Hayashi informed the
Chinese foreign office that the
mikado Is very weary of China's de-
lay IN suppressng the anti-Iapan-
csc boycott
Hayashi minated In strong
terms that unless action looking
To the suppression 81 the boycott
is taken az once the mikado may
resort 10 force lie was told by
the foreign office that another Jap
anese ship. carrying arms and am
munilion believed Go be for Chin.
csc rebels had just departed for
China. The Japanese official was
told, however. that China would
take measures 20 suppress the boy.
colt. suthouyh many Chinese Off
eials declare the boycott is being
conducted aloRg legitimate and
legal lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
FRISCO ARRANGING
FOR BIG PARADE

Peaie. Main aud others will he
needed for the formation Of the
sailors after they come ashore and
before they swing into line. on
the other side of Market 81. Gen.
eral Funston will have his own
men drawn up along BATTERY and
other streets, SOC yards long.
whence the army will march into
the parade other organizations.
military and civil. will be stationed
nj convenient points near the ferry
building ready Ia take their places
aa the line moves along Market
st
There will be rs naval bands aud
several army bands Ia the parade.
fucindiug the one OF the famous
THIRD artillery. under Chief
Musician Putz Numerous musical
organizations will also be repre-
tseufed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

To the city "a Admiral Evans OF hia
representative. The hoy IL fash.
Toned wholly Of California gold aud
precious stones. and a. so made
that II can be worn hy Mrs Evans
! rests in an olive wood caHkpi, on
the cover Of which ~ represented IN
silver the earaHAl of CAhrilio. the
firHt European vessel TO turn hack
The waters OF Fan Diego hay
School children VIII play an i'm
tsoftant part IN the exrtclnes
On "Wednesday night there will
be a Grand bah at the Hotel Del
Coronado Tor officers. Tho feature
OF Thursday viii be an auto picnic
TO country resorts for the Officers.
while the men will witness boat
races In the harbor There wlli be
great fireworks display that night
During the fleets stay OF four
DAYS there will be- ball games.
fae"s aud bull fights at Tia Iluana.
Askico. a. weli as numerous tecen
lions and bananeta Seven thaaifas
viii give free performances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

dran. carving lunch baskets. cam.
efan and binoculars.
Every person IN town able 10 get
out Of bed was mp and doing lonf
before the accustomed hour. and
the streets Of the city wcrc alive
with enthusiastic thousands hy s
o'clock.
The finishing decorative touches
we're put on this morning. ard
never did the city look more beau.
tlful. Every building. residence
and business house has one or
more flags swinging TO the breeze,
and atreamers ~ gold and the na.
tianai eolora have been employed
with a thoroughly patriotic disre.
gard for expense.
Hundreds of craft were out ON
the bay By O'Clock A score of
more Of sea going boats went out
side aud down the coast to meet
the fleet.
Coronado Beach vas packed "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
Arrives IN San Diego HarbOr-- Home Again After the
Greatest and Most Successful Cruise NAVAL History
.-Crapdesl Of Receptions Given To Officers and Crew

and chait.d and laughed nervously
while trylng Ia ktll time
At uoon the ships were reported
of los gafouHdoa island. where the
bleak granite seniiuela that stick
their nrim heads out Of tho Ia.
cifie fust below the line marks
Mexican seas from American vat.
efs. Prom Point Iona the lG
ships. Streaming IA perfect forma.
ton. could BE- easily picked out.
The shIps bad hardly come to an
chnr when committee headed by
Wnecfaetssueral Clayton. Mayor
FurN ard and ether prominent riti,
Eeus Of san DIEGO. on board a
launch. steamed swiftly out to the
flagship - pay their respects 10
Admiral Thomas
Meanwhile seures Of other craft.
ioaded 10 the guards with relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
NE TRIAL
GRANTED

George Whittier. Who was charE
ID with breaking into a boAear
81 Lester January Is. was today
granted new trial BY Judge 4 v
ffatsr
Whittier NAs tried and found
guilt ~ n jury which recommend.
- him 10 the clsmeucy 81 the
aourt Whittier confessed that he
Aroae int0 the car because he Was
hanEff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
B0eIcH SAYS he
MAS THREATENED

MARI noTieh. a personal repre-.
-~atslIxs 81 Robert A kturie. 81.
persaienaeut 81 the TroadNell
n.in~s On Douglas island Alaska
sxnre out warrant for the At
ssss Of three John Does TO-DAY
eha9King them with threatening 10
lake hts life because he Mas ship
ninK strike breakers 70 the northern
sflnlnE Town
Bokleh told city Attorney IL
pruleF that the three John Does
tellowed him last uiEht when be
knft the steamship Humboldt at
nlsg a hnwieh sent q strike
breakers north on the vessel II
snk while Eoing uptowu the dem
austratlon il alleged to have &C
eafred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
ASSAULT CASE
Is CONTINUED

Court hahitmes wiil have 10 wait
a whils hefoFs theY Niil hear the
stoff II the little scrap between
Julia rcutt and Alice Whitaker
Mafeh II. shen Julia Scott vas
arrested on charge ~ assault aud
battery
The ease NaH continued ihia
morning - Judge 4 W Frazier in
the superior court TO April 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

say mHGo. Cal April IA san
p.esa standing On thu iirs' Ame'i'
:. h.ssos to be reached by Al
-, Evans great hattlcship neet
-. Il len Hampton Roads last
r..ssmeef stretched cat is hand
.ecs. is snnlit waters in royal
ss.,.ms d the naxs > sea fighters
Wells Ne hlg guns At Fort Ross
.~.ns wsxe still ROARING their
-, greetings. thu cts official
...,,.'.Il..n eosnmltlee climbed 10 the
a. 4 he Connecticut aud FORM
~ epsusa The gseasest demous,ra.
- i IL History u southern Calf
lefuia
lnspsfsak as uas the departure
= ~ fest fraa the beautiful mad
sssad q the Atlantic the coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
DONOHUE FACES
PENITENTIARY

= noaohue. 4 well known arch.
iteef. Nss found guilty Of obtain.
ING money under false prctsnsea by
a lafY before Judge A " FrAt.r. "a
the superior court. yesterday after.
uoon
Il Nah charged that nunohue
forasa hiil for So aud cDll~efed
= Oh seine mArblowurk on q boot
black stand The penalty IL from
eus Ia five seara IN the state penl
Tertiary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
SIX THOUSAND MEN WANTED.
ny United Pfsss.l

VICTORIA ~ G. April f4-slx thousand white which
excludes wanted - the firm Of Foley. WEIGH
stewart Of contracts 100 miles OF
ghoway the Grand Trunk Pacific extension work which
is be begun The draws the color no sharply
and enforces very exclusion law of It's
Work Rupert this week The 100
miles extension be completed within year and
aborers hundreds Of backsmiths carpenters
mechanics wanted Headquarters OF the contractors
viii be M Prince Rupert Two Thousand be
employed firm Edmonton. Canada, another
contract Pacific When the work Is In fun
the company expects distribute about 100000 per
manth n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

shsu tuas ~ Fireworks all
BE- discharged on thn waterfront
tfp Ia = late huur tonight ihe entire
city ufil - = hlasc ~ nd hKhf.
ard wifh the safahipa IN fall illu
uinatlan the Serns Hiil D. one
never to Sc forgotten,
The social feature nf this even,
ing wili b. an informal dinner given
hy the eitx Ia the Officers Of the
fleet at The Hotel DEL Coronado
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

ablsd Alaglch and the second shot
went through Pettrich's leg. The
third shot went through Pettfiehs
coat, grazing his body. They don't
say who shot Storey. They claim
Borsyich il unarmed. After the
battle the two prisoners climbed
Mt Constance 10 the rear Of the
camp They slept In the snow all
night and heard dogs barking and
thought they were bloodhounds
Monday morning they walked
along the top Of the mountain 90
Camp s. which was deserted. where
Pettrieh found pair Of old shoes.
He was barefooted up 10 that time.
In the afternoon they started to
escape through the pass. Pet.
trich's wounded leg began swelling.
Is he had no protection from the
soft snow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

and ffieads Of The blue Jackets. hos
erred about fhe biz fighters
San pleao crc~dee.
IJouFs before che time eel for
the arrival ~ the firet hundreds
of people had floeked oat 20 Point
Iona and Fuiut 81 Rocks 90 Sc
cure points II vantage frum which
20 view the coming 81 the ships
Snon after dawn fG4ny were on
their waY. men. women and chill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
viii Be -Four and One Half
Miles in Length.
10y United Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. April -
-Four and a half miles viii be the
length Of the grand naval parade
when the officers and sailors of the
Atlantic fleet come ashore. Ac.
cofdinK to the committee In charge
Of this feature Of the celebration
there will be 5000 blue Jackets IN
line aud about 1000 soldiers. and
in addition 60 these forces there
will be the militia and various civic
organizations.
The streets south OF Market ST :,
Including East. Steuart. Spear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

the posse when the fugitive started
10 limp toward the pass.
starwich yelled 20 oGrady 70
stop him and the hlghwayman
reached for his gun. oGrady Ne.
Nell. stArwich. Liner and Peterson
instantly covered the fugitive with
guns. Pettrich reluctantly threw
his hands in the air
A loaded revolver vas taken from
hia hip pocket and he was marched
along q prisoner in charge Of
o'Grady. while s,sTwieh. Liner.
Peterson and Mcneil pushed ahead
TO overtako the mans partner
A mile down the road IL vas
learned that Borsvich was 90 min.
ntes in advance OF the posse The
deputies followed his footprints IN
the SNOW. the man taking a ala gag
eourse high up among the noun
galnn. The fugitive could onif so
straight ahead. a cliff geo feet high
falling abruptly to the lake on one
side aud insurmountable peaks on
the other. The mans tracks led
down 20 the Milwaukee right-of.
way and several miles further On
led down the hillside to another Of
Iohnson's grading camps. IN charge
Of ] s. BlngIcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

The parade win take place To.
morrow morning. and viii be- FOL.
lowed by what viii probably be the
prettieat and most unique feature
~ the. celebration the presenta.
ton os'the leueled Icy of freedom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
One IS FOUND WITH BULLET
HOLE THROUGH HIS LEG
Both Confess Participation in the Shooting That Led
to the Death of Kent Marshall Staff
Correspondent With the Posse When the Men
Were Captured Prisoners Give Description Of
Fourth Man, Who Escaped.

Of The Stars local staff the
only Newspaper eorsponden actually Deputy
ehs posse during tramp
Miller Other
some distance
from young
Deputy Mn Che, sedns
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
stern Long Chase.

The posse found It necessary to
wade the south fork Of the snoquai-
ME Immediately after starting up
the valley.
They travelled all day. with half
freezing feet aud also waded numer.
Gus small torrents Of water FROM
melting snow which ran ankle deep.
II was stern and long chase,
about the hardest man was ever
called upon to endure.
At the beginning the fugitlves
had four miles the start. aud Pet.
trich. the first man caught, was
overtaken near Charles Johnson's
cabin on the Milwaukee rightof.
way three miles east Of Summit
Almost starved and exhausted.
Borsyich begged a loaf OF bread aud
a slice Of cheese from Johnson. In
answer 10 questions. Borsvlch eN.
planned that they could not wait TO
drink coffee, as they were In a
hurry.
A few minutes later the two men
built a camp fire. They had evi.
IDENTIFY learned OF the near ap.
proach OF the pursuing posse. and
Borsyich insisted on pushing ahead
Pettrieh was tagged out and his
wounded leg was almost useless.
One Bandit Caught
When the posse came down the
trail higher up ON the mountain
side. they noticed the lone man be.
side the camp fire, but Pettrich
maintained such s,olid composnre
that suspicious were temporarily
ahated. as the pursuers thought the
men we're still ahead The posse
left the camp fire and Pettrich
started to rise Co his feet o'Grady
was several hundred feet behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
BY @. STUART COSTELLO.
Special staff Correspondent.

MARTIN. wash. April IL
After a dramatic chase extending
over 20 miles. over the crest Of
the Cascade mountains through
suoqaalmle pass. the posse head
ed by Dcpui, sheriffs Matt star.
wieh and John Liner yesterday
captured Yoven 4. BorsYleh. aged
-. aud Nlek Pettrich. aged -. The
remaining members Of the gang
xh!ek. on iast Thursday night shot
and fatally wounded Marshal
Frank Miller 1t Kent. aud later
wounded Deputy Sheriff Jack
storey In the snoqualmio valley.
peurioh has bullet hole
through the lower part Of his ietl
les. and wili either lose bis les
OF his life from blood poisoning
The man spent tao days and nights
bafefooted IN the snow Of Tie
mountains. aud the wound Il sup
pufaiing badly.
The wound was received In the
battle wiih Dcpnties starwieh aud
Storey Saturday Ono 81 Star
sieha bullets also passed through
the lapel and back ~ the man
coat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

insa hone waters back 90 God Is
saaaif5 wsx fAf nlore 50 Never
Wa glrteFsusfa armY given q grand
q reepssen. newer has there been
smk a aahlhllloa Of patriotism a.
tar alzaspA when the great ships
sHsY ase aAsxllmg walie. epiek
sad span ffnn stem 20 stern and
frgm traeA 10 wafer line. swept ma
s<zieall1 up the bay
Esshssissn Breaks Loose.
Men sept vith patriotic ioy
Auaan fairly tires themselves
his fatfiafle ffWnzf a. thc uion ster.
ss1oklrg so fighter. the worlds
mai eommanding message Of
Isase sloxly approached their an.
ekasaxe
Ihs gFand spectacle brought to
Ne sasfaes Hnfesfralned ali the
p<ki ~ enshualasm born o. pa
u1sif tsgvof. with which the thou
szsez she ihFned out 20 greet the
salps had heea prfmsd Tor days
% hillside. heaeh and the pro.
fsetlag arms of land that iu,ted oct
TEA 18th sides Of the bay wrfe
t&iaeFsa De sons saa daughters %
America. n Nhom the love and
PIE = eeaatfy had been aroused.
y <ensd- a IT had never been
sfcasea b fore
cesrectieus Sighted.
NAsa The Connecticut a mere
sgsss apaa the horizon. was siEht.
=. VA the other ships % the
- sloae behind II 4 mighty cheer
49, y and fiaEs. hats and hand
1sFAieis Hsre waved The dem
sas'Fsilsn cnatlnaea long after the
shlp had dropped anchor.
ns niss news u the fleet reach
= - waiting throug soon after II
nek nheu the looknuta an
@s.tr1 that the ships had been
- shoat - miles down the
- Ahd uefe moving along AZ a
nat volld bring them into
- e the scheduled time. 1
800 The word was quickly
- u around the bay. The
Expectancy became more
-. aat the crowds we're good
-. aaa tried hard 30 De pa
-. -. aezpate the fact that they
-. -, sso hours stood between
go. : ~ he fleet The minutes
-. ~ honfs Many who had
~. 50 anfh forgot their appe.
r.. ssasfa not 80 wrought %
HITS picnic parties and ate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

Pettrieh Says he fired six shots
at starwich In Saturdays battle
and Is sorry he did not kin the Of
iieer. When arrested he only had
seven cartridges left Borsvioh
has been In the United States four
months He says he worked last
IN Seattle shovelIng ashes. and
vas for a time AZ Waterloo and
Portland. Oregon.
Alagich Is declared the ring lead.
er Nick Pettrich came To Seattle
from Minneapolis. He Acknowledges
having killed six men In a fight
with others In his native country
OF Montenegro The party Of men
intended 20 go to Tacoma and
Portland. but the fight in Kent
changed their plans.
The condition of Deputy Sheriff
John {. Storey. who was shot in
the hip by one Of the desperadoes,
Is rapidly improving. An X.ray pho
tograph was made OF the wound
yesterday. II was developed this
morning. and the position of the
bullet in the hip is such that its
removal would probably result in
greater danger than II allowed 10
remain There was scarcely any
fever today
4 representative of The Star told
Deputy Sheriff storey Of the cap
ture % the two remaining members
OF the gang.
I'm glad 10 hear IT," said he.
Tell my friends that | will be out
of Providence hospital in a short
time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

Silver Mounted olive Wood Gas.
ket Containing Key Of Freedom OF
the City Of San Diego. On the
Cover Of the Casket in silver Mini
ature is the csrovsl Of csbrilio. the
First European Ship 20 Enter San
Diego Bay. The Front Of the Cas-.
ct Bears IN Silver Design Of An
Choir and Life Buoy Evans initials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
WILLIAM STEFFEN IS
UNDER ARREST

Relieving the receipt % bottle Of the
Of who ~ouis testify is sale william ssf
Madison pavilion which place a
=. Miller
81 stsffen. who released $3.50 bail
After The Star telephones BY Sergeant
Wilkes 81 the police department with the tina, the
witnesses IN the police this s3o
oeioek At that hour that the
90 a
Of City Attorney peBfusr. who
which prepare for the uia.
The beer In question Purchased last Wednesday
By representatives. Of The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
Second Man Trapped.

siarwlch and Liner guarded enc
door Of the camp eookhonse and
Peterson and Mcneil tho other.
They entered from both doors, with
guns in hand and Bornyich, who
vas warming himself By the fire.
surrendered peaceably.
The deputies Kept both men in
The clubhouse. guarded. over night,
and this morning Petirieh's wound
ed leg was in such bad shape that
a sleigh was improvised from
boards FOR the wounded man, who
was hauled with extreme difficulty
over the mountain side six miles TO
Martin station on the Northern Pa.
cinc main line, nom which point
the officers and their prisoners VIII
be taken 20 the county Jail at Seat
tie on the noon passenger train.
The prisoners confess that they
aud Alaglch were in the gang of
four who killed the Kent officer.
The fourth man Of the gang. who
escaped. was spaso Hogovioh. $50
pounds. heavy light mustaehe. slen-
der and tall. blue eyes, handsome
face aud light brown haid
One Makes Escape.
The four men met at the Union
station In Seattle last Thursday aud
walked 60 Orillia. where they held
up Mike O'Brien They went on to
Kent. where they shot Miller. aud
then ran east over the hills and
through the woods They did not
see uogovlch after the shooting
While fleeing from Guibor's fire.
Pettrich shot Alagich through the
nose. thinking him an officer.
According TO the fugitlves' story
they came out OF the woods at
Swan lake. passed up by the new
saw mill above Maple Valley and
struck the Danville branch Friday.
Following the Milwaukee hghtof.
way. they skirted Ravensdale, pass.
ing through the woods TO the left
of the rightofway at Smiths camp.
Then they went 20 Mclean's camp.
No. 5. where they battled with
Starwieh and Storey Saturday aft.
crnoon. The desperadoes intended
to get assistance from Metro Tom
ash. laboror and friend Of Pet
trich. Tomosh was arrested recent.
~ In connection with the Nicksieh
murder in Tony simich's saloon In
Seattle.
Prisoners Story.
The prisoners story is that the
first shot fired by Starwich dis.