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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
GOMPERS IN FINAL APPEAL.
Urges Central Unions to Give Contri.
buttons and to Vote for Bryan.

Washington, Oct. 30.-A final ap-
peal by President Gompers in spe-
cial number of the Fedcrationist will
be made to central labor unions for
contributions. In kilograms sent to
the unions today Gompers urges active
support Of the Democrats
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
DEBS IN RED FLYER.
Socialist Candidate Makes His Own
Final Swinu of the Circle.

Chicago, Oct. 3O-Eugene Debs,
Socialist aspirant for the presidency,
left today in the red special" to
speak in Illinois and Wisconsin today.
Tomorrow he speaks in Wisconsin ard
Monday visits Illinois and Indiana,
ending with night meeting at Terra
Haute.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
Steamer Yarmouth Founders.

London, oct 3O.-Wreckage picked
up in the North sea confirms the fears
that the freight steamer Yarmouth
loundered while crossing from the
Hook of Holland 10 Harwich. 1t car.
ried a crew Of twontythree men and
it is believed that they all perished.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
Rov Detectives Halloween.

Des Moines, Oct. 1910 guard Des
Moines property Halloween night the
police authorities will appoint hity
boy detectives and give them power
10 arrest. The plan worked success
fully at Council Bluffs and Cedar Rap
sdS last wear
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
NO BRYAN MONEY IN OMAHA
Idaho Farehman Win $4,000 Can't
Plao, But 5000 NJ Il.

Omaha. oct So Charles Smith, an
Idaho rauchman arrived today with
Slo,0Oj to bet on TAFT. The best he
could get was a 5000 ret Mt > to L.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
w. C. T. U. Meeting in Omaha.

! Denver, Oct. 3O.-The executive
council of the National Women's
Christian Temperance union decided
40 hold its 1909 convention at Omaha,
The vote for the meeting place was
mot announced, but was stated to be
overwhelming.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
Democrats Makino Charoes.

St. Louis, Oct. 3G.--1he Globe-Demo-
crat this morning charges that the
Republican national committee has
big fund.
Precinct committeeman are ordered
to secure ten Democratic votes each.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
American eored to De ath.

Manila, oct 30.--George Il. Wolf,
leading American merchant, died
here rs the result of being gored by
a mad carabao, while out hunting last
sunday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
wrioht's Motor Explodes.

Lemans, France, Oct 3O.-The
motor in Wilbur Wrights aeroplane
exploded today while taking a short
flight.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30

VNI00NO, OCT 0O-"TN0 NNIT0Tm Is
sued by the Chicago station of the
United States weather bureau gives
The forecast for Nebraska rs follows:
Partly cloudy tonight and saturday
Rising temperature Saturday
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
Sherman and Taft Meet,

Utica, n. Y. Oct. 3O.--James S.
Sherman greeted Judge Taft at the
station today when the head of the
ticket passed through.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
Thompson Defeats unhoIz.

I San Francisco, Oct. 3O.-'Cyclone'
Thompson won from Rudolph unholz
n the slsYeDth round
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
erick and Tile plant Burns.

Fort Dodge, IA, Oct, SO.-The i'm
mense brick and tile plant of the Fort
Dodge Erlck company was destroyed.
with a loss of $4,000; insurance, $9,-
900.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
TWO FINGERS,
BRYAN VOTES.
Editor Donovan Hasn't a Blind
Tiger But a Vote Factory.
THEY WRITE EN- IN A BOOK.
Democrats Are Working Hard in Mad.
ison Just as They Are in Norfolk.
Funny Incident in Star.Mail Office
Shows Machine at Work.

Madison, Ncb, oct 3O.--From
stan correspondents Just as one is
impressed in Norroll, with the energy
and activity of the Democratic work
ors so IT is in Madison
II was in the Office of the Star Mail
whore Editor j. II. Donovan was In
confidential tone bcwailing the lack
OF Democratic organization and work
crs. Nothing doing" said Donovan,
"rhcy meet but nobody works" Then
he smiled
At that moment a hcwhiskcrcd gen.
lIcman camo TO the door winked the
left eye AT Donovan, held up two ting.
crs and passed ON.
Now what did that fellow mcan?"
asked Donovan rs he mndc two marks
in poll book.
But Donovan, who Is ON the state ox
ccutve committee of the Nebraska
Democracy, knew. The man had lust
landed two votes for Bryan they
hadn't thought Of A little later the
worker came around and reported
names
The Democrats are working.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
ARE AROUSED
over ASSAULT.
BlOOdhOundS Trace kSSailant Of
Little EIma Moore.
NEIGRBORS TALK LYNCH|NG.
Seven.Year.old Dauchter OF Farmer
Living Ten Miles South Of oakdaIe
Was Seized by Man But Not Injured
Man Insane?

Oakdalc Ncb,, oct. 30.-Spcc,al to
The News: The country south of
Oakdalc is worked mp over the at
tempted assault OF little sevcn.year.
old Elma Moore, daughter of Aya
Moore, farmer living ten miles
south of Oakdalc.
Sheriff Sucker of Stanton county
with bloodhounds has been here aid.
ing Sheriff Miller in LOOKING for the
assailant The dogs followed a trail
from the spot whore the girl was
seized to neighboring house.
The party suspected who is local
man, was not, however, found.
II is not known what charge will be-
filed If an arrest Is made. Feeling
runs high and there Is talk Of lynching
in the ncighhOrhood.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30

One Madison county teacher has a
Tripp farm. Miss Fannie Bryant. who
lives mile and Il half north of Madi-
son and who after teaching six years
is taking years vacation, drew
Tripp homestead. When Miss Bryant
retired from the teaching profession.
her place was taken by two younger
sisters, twin sisters it happens.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
RAILROADS CASE IN COURT.
Seek Injunction Against Commerce
Commission on Rate Reduction.

Commission on Kate KtduCtToN'
Chicago, Oct. 30.-The railroads in
junction case against the interstate
commerce commission to prevent the
enforcement of the lower freight rate
order for Missouri Valley points, be-
can in the federal court today
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30

County Clerk George Richardson is
still Madsons star football rooter.
He was one of the crowd that stood
out in the sleet to see last Saturdays
game.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30

Next Monday the annual tax sale Is
on Thon ir amy man wishes nc may
bid on the Norfolk postonicc. adver.
tised for gutter taxes.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
TSi CONDITION or the WEATaI R
Temperature for Twentytour Hours,
Forecast for Nebraska.

Condition OF the weather rs record
'd - the twenty yfuur nuurs ending
At y a u, tpIpV.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
Was Coming From School.


Little Elma Moore, bright little
girl and the daughter Of an Antelope
county farmer, was on her way home
from school Wednesday afternoon At
1:30 o'clock and was passing through
deep ravinc out OF sight of any
house when she was grabbed by Il
masked man.
After accostinG the little girl, tho
man without warning picked the child
up in his arms and hurried with her
into corn field 100 feet away. Com
ing 20 a fence he lifted the little girl
over, telling her to remain on the
other side until he could get through
the fence While the man was try
ing TO squeeze through the fence the
girl ran away but was overtaken By
her pursuer after she had proceeded
about block
Again clasping the child in his arms
the man is said according to one re-
port, TO have directed his steps to.
wards the Moore home, rambling and
muttering something which the child
could not understand. When several
blocks from the house the child either
got away or was turned loose by her
cantor. She ran home and looking
back over her shoulder saw the man
hurryine e.away-. in, the opposite direc
tion.
Girl Was Not Hurt.
The little girl was not injured, save
for the fright. According to her story
the man offered no violence.
Man Not Seen.
AS the man was masked the cir
could not describe him save that he
was white. The man wore only
suit of undeYclothes and stockings. He
is thought to have dressed later an(
TO have made his escape.
Neighbors scour Country.
BY the time the alarm could como
from the Moore home it was dark bu
the neighbors secured the countryside
through the night.
Word was sent to Fremont ant
other points for bloodhounds and
posse was organized by Sheriff Miller
Many believe the man to have beel
detnented or temporarily insane iron
The story told by the little girl.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30

"Taft will carry Madison county by
400 majority" This statement was
made by a Madison man, who though
a Republican is perhaps better situ-
ated to Judge the sentiment of the
county than amy other man. In the
country he says that what drift there
is is towards Taft, especially in the
southwest corner of the county. He
counts Bryans gain among the gold
Democrats and leaves Norfolk out of
his calculations.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
HerenciIa cOdiciiab|e

LA suma de un duro, pagadera ra-
zon de 20 centavos por mes, acaba de
ser legada Mr. Andrew Heckler. por
su esposa Catherine, muerta en- Port
land (Oregon).
En- el testamento dice La difunta, al
referirse SUI narido:
Heckler es ell individuo que Sc case
conmigo en- 1905. en- San Diego (Cali-
fornia), y que despu6s de haber NAL
versado unos cuantos miles de duros de
mi propio haber, crey6 conveniente
abandonarme. =
FL resto de las propiedades de la tes-
tadora Sc distrlbuye entire I'm abogado.
ell m6dico el sepulturero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
Los Que sc Yah

He aqui la lista de los pasajeros que
lleva par Nueva York el vapor Goa
mo-, que salio aver de nuestro puerto:
Felipe Vidal Blanche A. Lowe hi
jos, j. Corcos, j. Nj. Pellegrini, L. Z.
Malta, Juan We've, NJ Magnus, j. O.
Barrows, S. F. Sola, Fl Eaton Y espo-
sa, VIM. A. Hill, Henry d. Kimball, te-
niente G. w Cairnes. F. RoSsin. S. Ha-
rris, Harriet Knight, j. Koch, j. G. Is
tel, Josefa Moreno, Owen Dow, John
W. Martin, Rafaela Wozz, f. Won Pref
sig, Cleon Hanna, Hans. Bentsen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05

LOS HoNoREs QUE Sc LIE TRIBUTAN

Nueva York ueves.-C -Comunican de Santiago de Cuba,
sne faecido anoche dicha ciudad ell exPresdente
de la RepubIica, don Tomas Estrada Palma.
El cadaver sera trasadado q la Habana, donde lie
hara un entierro suntuoso.
Al cadaver del senor ESTRADA alma e tributaran no
nores ofcales
La famia del fnado esta reclbiendo numerosos men
safes de pesame
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
"a opinion 0brera
esta diwIdIda
DEFENDIENDO A Mr.. GoMPERs

Nueva York, jueves-Los amigos del presidente Com
pers calcan de apasionados los cargos que lie
gunos eemenos obreros ahora que ell resutado
de la election porque temen represalas de la adm
nistracon contra la campana que ha hecho Gompers
ira ell candidate republicano
La opinion obrera Sc halla dvidida sobre este par
tcuar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
CeIebrand0 e. trinnf0
de MR.. Taft
LA CORTESIA DE MR.. BRYAN

Nueva York uevesEl pals entero ceebra La election
de Mr. Taft
Los eementos econ6mcos los extranjeros muestranse
muy satisfechos del resutado de la campana armando
que Mr. Taft garanta que tienen los grandes
lntereses acumulados la gran Rep1blica.
Mr. Taft entire ncontables felcitaciones ha recibdo
muy expresiva de Mr.. Bryan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
Ia dep0 sic On
de Mr.. Compers
EN- LA CONVENTION DE DENVER

Nueva York jueves.-En la segunda quincena del
rrente levara efecto Denver la Convention de
los trabajado unionados.
I'm grupo de estos trata de planear la
ton de 81 debe depueso Mr. Gompers por la campana
poitica recientemente evada cabo que ha levantado
tan vioentas protestas ell eemento traba ador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
Ell pesame de Mr.. Magoon
HOMENAJL AL MUERTO ILUSTRE

Nueva York jueves.-Dicen los despachos que reci
ben de la Habana que ambos partdos esan de acuerdo
que lie trbutados al cadaver del primer Pres
dente de la Repubca cubana grandes honores ohciaes
Mr.. Magoon ha mostrado adhesion al homemade ha
mandado la iustre fama del senor Estrada Palma
amplio mensaje de duelo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05

- ha constituido en- Mororis la Cor
te Municipal de Manati, habiendo ce-
lebrado en- dicho pueblo ounce jld-
clos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
DE- VEGA BAJA

Amigo director: Llegue esta villa
atardeciendo como es l6gico mi primer
cuidado fue ell buscar en- donde darle
paz mi estomago, impertinente en- cier-
tas horas y reposo mi cansado cuerpo
Ambos deseos los pude satisfacer, aun-
que no mi entera satisfaction Tanto
en- este pueblo como en- ell de Manati, Sc
come dinero Ten sentido figurado), la
cana. resulta cara y ell servicio no es
muy bueno que digamos Al publico
sc le trata en- esos establecimientos CO.
mo 4 cosa no con ell respeto la con
sideracion 4 que es acreedor.
Nuestro respectable amigo ell prestigio-
SO farmaceutico don Pepe Mater, Sc en-
cuentra sufriendo IN fuerte ataque de
grippe desde hace algunos dias Esto
no es obstaeulo para que conserve su
natural buen humor Y sufra paciente
y resignado los sablazos que constante-
mente lie dan amigos adversarios Es
I'm alma noble que para todos tiene
a fines de esta semana quedaran ter
minadas las obras en- construction de
Ia casa-escuela de este pueblo, hecha de
bloques Y de cemento.
Es un hermoso edifcio, de dos pisos
y con ocho salones ventilados espa-
cioSos
Rompiendo con el servilismo de La |
mayor parte de los pueblos de esta
isla, que honran In memoria de los
ex0ticos americanos antes que la de
sus homhres ilustres la casa-escuela
de Vega Baja llevara, con letras ben
grandes, el nombre del immortal can
tor puertorriqueno Jose G. Padilla.
FL presidente de La Junta Escolar
don Fernando IEenriquez, persona de
grandes imclativas y que siente verda-
dero amor por cuanto es native. no
ha omitido medic alguno para reali-
zar Ia impoftante utilisma obra del
edifieio de ensenanza
Eg una necesidad para la poblaci6n
Y salvando el senior Henriquez cuantas
dificultades se le han presentado, ha po-
dido yer coronado su progresista labor
dotando Vega Daja lie uno de los me
.jores edificlos escoareS de- la Isla.
FL Pbro don Arturo Garcia de Ltlque
NJ haee eada dia qiie pasa mas acreedor
al earIno Y 81 respeto de sts feligreses
Gumple como p0eos. su sagrado ministe-
rlo. b tal extreme. que hasta stls adyer-
sarios en Ideas religiosas recouocen EN- 81
grapdes @irtudes dignas de todo eneo-
mio ~ & saeerdote en 4 hombre.
Con- ministries como ri padre Garcia
DE Euq0e Ia f. reieiosa SO conserva
pnra GA n eoraz6n del pueblo en que
elerpen MI mlnisterio sacerdotal
Ia ordenauza municipal he los dos
kilometres para los mitnS politicos. es-
ia daudo iuego 4 Rodriguez Sierra
So l. quebro Il luego
Sancho Panza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
NOticiaS

Hemos tenido 81 gusto de saludar
nuestro estimado amigo don Pedro Be
nitez Aboy que ha regresado en- el Ca
rollna de los Estados tTnidos.
Esta tarde manana saldra para su
residencia de Fajardo
Esta manana ha sido trasladado 4
Fajardo el eadaver de la que fu6 dis
tinguida DANA dona Nicolasa Arias de
Bird que falleci6 bordo del vapor
Carolina
La sonora Guillermina Rodriguez ha
presentado una queja al iefe de la po-
llcia lnsalar, acerca de nm atropello de
que fue objeto en- su residencia de la
ealle dc San Jose por varios indiuduos
desconocidos.
~ ha consttuido en- Mororis la Corr
te Municipal de Manati. habiendo ce-
lebrado en- dcho pueblo ounce iu-
clos
Liza salido para Mororis. Ia sonora
dona Monserrate Egozcue. que euenta
con muehas amistades en- dicho pue-
bio.
La Corte De Distrito de Areciho am-
pezara los jucios por Jurado 81 is
del corriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-05
ServIclo Especial del boIetn Mercanln
GABLEGRAMAS.
Republicanos
y dem6cratas

LUS REPRESENTATIVES, PAKTIDOS
Nueva York, jueves-Como resutado de las eeccones,
formaran la Camara de Representatives. doscientos
deciocho republcanos ciento setenta tres democra
tas
La prensa continua dispensando gran interes la
campana electoral
Los periodcos publican extensisimos detales de la
acon todos los Estados hasta los mas apartados
Tincones del pals.
Roosevelt muy satisfecho del resultado de
las elecciones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08
Steal 1900 Rare Coins From
Seattle Mans
Collection.
Entered Seattle Shoe Manu-
featuring Co. Store
Through Window.

burglars made a rich haul when
they carried away about toeo rars
coins from the collection owned b
John ] Stanchfieid. manager Of The
Seattle shoe Manufacturing Co. Al
40ii Firat ag, between and 8
o'clock this morning
The collection Of eoin1 which Vas
looted this morning represents
eaah value Of about $1,000 Mr..
aisnehneid stssed that he has been
collecting rare coins for the past
40 years. The police wcrc notified
az the burglary this morning
Entrance 10 the building WAS 81.
fecsed through q rear window No
trace Of the thieves has been found
Mrs. Ada West. who lives a. 2ela
First az. and Fred Ealich. who ~
sides At the same address. reported
10 the police today that Eallch Loaf
his cash and valuahles NJ To- Luna
Park natmsorium a few nights ago
Eailch says be left as in cash. a
gold watch. a note for 500 and a
draft for $3.50 ON q defunct san
Francisco hank. IN care Of the
nafAtorium office. while he and
hin companion were In the tank
swimming. some person presented
their receipt. forged Falleh'a sigma.
ture, took the cash and watch and
left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08
Retail Houses Seeking To-
Gallons on Upper
Second Av.
Several Have Engaged Quar-
ters and VIII Move
Shortly.

That saaffls's business center ID
moving rapidly toward the north ir
showu BY the removal os promin.
ent business firms To new locations
on upper Second avenue.
Besides the Standard Furniture
Co. McCarthy's. MeDonKsl 4 South.
wick and William Walker. who have
already. sought locations farther
north. several firms are announcing
their removal TO new quarters :
j. A. Baillargeon 4 Co. wfil move
from their present loeation At Sec.
ond Az. and James It, 20 the north.
east corner Of Second and Spring
Sept. I. Edward c. Cheasty will
move from Second and James 10
the northwest corner of Second
and spring Ia the old Century Fur.
niture company building NJ. Prmg
er 4 Co. will move from SIS Sec.
ond av. 20 the northwest corner Of
Second and Seneca. into the build.
lax formerly occupied by the Stone
Fisher Co. Lawrence l. Moore
viii move from 70s Second ay. to
the new Leary building. Second
and Madison. and the National Bank
Of Commerce viii also move into
quarters IN the nev Leary building
The Chicago. Milwaukee a ~,
Paul railrpad will open offices In
the location vacated BY the Nat
sonai Bank Of Commerce.
This movement Enthusiastically
shows the shifting Of the retail bus
mess center toward upper Second
avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08
MEN SEARCH
FOR RATS
Health Department Ceniers
Force on Infected
District.

Strenuous measures were taken
today 20 stamp out an sources Of
eontagion N she district In the
vicinity Of Eighth and Nluth avs
and Madison and Spring asa.. where
four buhonie plague rats have been
caught within the past few days.
Yesterday a NTH rat was trap.
ped. which displayed traces Of be-
ing affected BY the dread disease
eFma when placed under the
microscope.
The block IL comparatively open
and IL being covered In sections BY
the rat brigade An iron fence 80
inchee in heighth is being used to
inciose each section. the Enclosure
being carefully examined 10 an.
earth any rat harboFn and destroy
any rodents which may be- found
there.
This process viii be repeated
through the entire block. on which
there IL a wood yard. stable build.
inR and numerous small structures
There are no aperturcs In the metal
fence through which any rats can
escape. and the health officials are
confident that By this method they
Will keep the situation well in
hand.
The men. detailed on the rat.
catching operations In the wcat
slope Of the first hill district are
gradually working In towards the
central point. ut Eighth and Mad
son. and a large number OF rodents
are being killed Residents are
warned 10 be particularly careful
about leaving scraps ~ food about
on which the rata might live.
Several Of the rat brigade Will be
assigned 10 duty on a night shift,
with orders 20 make regular patrols
through their districts, attending
to the rat traps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08
TODAY'S PROGRAM
(By United Press.l

DENVER, Colo, July 8--Convention news in a
nutshell:
Second days session Of convention called to order
at noon.
Prospect of bitter fight floor report of ere
denials committee and little doing today.
Permanent Chairman Clayton may not be in
stalled till late in afternoon or tomorrow
Hot a-night session OF credentials committee, at
which lie was ireqAntly passed and fist fights narrow
~ averted.
Platform committee lesurey polishing off the
various planks.
Vice presidential situation still in the air, waiting
for word fr6in Lincoln.
Bryan's nomination absolutely assured. Win be
made tomorrow or Friday Most careful estimates
fail to give Johnson and Gray combined more than 20
votes.
Weather conditions continue ideal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08
STEAL
TOOL KITS

Tool thieves were busy iGAf
night. four thefts being reported
% the police.
John A. Russell. Of 2310 sBth av.
~, says number Of valuable
tools were stolen from a building
al 1elFoae and Thomas st. some
time last night Most ~ the tools
have Russell's initials stamped on
them
II. A. Thorn. who lives At the
Belleview hotel. First ~. and Bat,
terry 81, reported 10 the police that
his KIT Of tools WAS stolen from
the same building. Stewart Combs,
a contractor. also missed set OF
tools this morning when he was
ready 10 60 70 work.
G. ]. samuelson. 3 carpenter Of
Dunlap, this state, reported to the
police that his tools we're taken
from a house which he ia building
AT. 1895 2stu ay.. some time last
might
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-08
DEATH CAME
SUDDENLY

Ovefindulgence In Ice cream and
strawberries probably caused the
death % William J. Kane. foreman
Of the A. u Harrison Co. shortly
before II O'Clock today. at the home
Of his father. William Kane. i21
2iEt av. ~
The body was taken 10 the es.
iabliEhment OF the Seattle Under.
taking Co
Kane attended an ice cream and
strawberry social last night and
partook heartily. shortly before n
o'clock this forenoon he was strick.
On with what appeared TO be acute
Indigestion. In 10 minutes he was
dead.