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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

Atlanta, Ga., May Hone hundred ana sew: aty-five horses, two of them show prize winners, half block of buildings burned with hundred thousand dollars loss, threatened panic in crowded the- atre near by and half dozen persons in jured, none seriously, summarizes the re- suits of fire which tonight started in the business section of Atlanta and for an hour threatened to make a cleaner sweep than did the flames which last week de- troyed million and a quarter dollars worth of property in another section of the city.
 The block in which the fire started was made up chiefly of one-story wooden and brick structures, and this accounts for the comparatively small loss considering the area covered.
 The flames started in the Piedmont sta- bles on Marietta street. near Spring. The first alarm was turned in about S:45 and 15 minutes later the stable buildings were mass of flames and 175 horses and as many vehicles had been destroyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
EMIL GREENING TALKS.
He Believes Mrs. Guinness Killed Three
 Persons Month.

Oklahoma City, Okla, May 11.-'I be- lieve that the Guinness house claimed three victims month during the time that I was here, but had no knowledge of any of this business said Emil Green ing today.
 While I was there Mrs. Gunness had us dig up a large number of huge stunps on the farm, and when we refilled the holes a spot was left. This would have been a fine place for burying victims, and the officers should search these old stump holes.
 There were Il rooms to the house, five below and six above, and there was a large cellar that extended all under the house. She always kept whisky, and it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

Washington, May u.-(Specal.) )-Jona- than Bourne. inventor of the second elec- tive term phrase, Senator from Oregon, host of the s5,OOO,000 dinner. and donor of
 5000 prize for the best statement of reasons why Roosevelt should be renom- mated again, is under the suspicion of cies at home.
 Mr. Bourne is the author of 123,00O in- terviews, in which he has conclusiveiy shown that Roosevelt must be nominated if the republicans are to win, and that Taft. of all men, musn't be nominated if
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
SENATOR BOURNE MUST
 TAKE SEAT IN THE REAR

the party is to remain in power. He is serving his first term in the Senate
 The other day his colleague, Senator Fulton, was defeated at the primary in Oregon for renomination to the Senate. H. M. Cake of Portland took the nomina- ton by close vote.
 But now 1t turns up that while losing the senatorial nomination. the Fulton crowd captured the control of the state central committee and that the retiring Senator will have his finger on the trig- ger for the next two years at least, while Senator Bourne will have to sit back and ask favors from his defeated colleague
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
Aids To Naviqation.

Washington, May 11.-The Senate today passed without amendment the bill to authorize additional aids to navigation in the lighthouse establishment This bill is omnibus in character, and includes many appropriations for additions to the serv- ice, such as tenders, buoys, lights, etc. It provides that every lighthousekeeper and assistant lighthousekeeper shall receive either, one ration day or communication for it at the rate of 50 cents per day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
FIRE IN CHARLESTON.
A Lumber Company Suffers a Loss
 Amounting To $1o5,0oo.

Charleston, s. C.. May 11.-F'ire today in the yards of the Burton Lumber company on the Cooper river. near the navy yard destroyed 600O,00O feet of kiln-dried cy- press lumber, valued at about s125,00O.
 With help from the city and four tug boats assisting with their fire pumps the plant, which is one of the largest in the south was saved Insurance possibly twO- thirds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
New Philippine Scouts.

Washington, May 11.-Under the provi- sions of bill passed by the House today under suspension of the rules the office of captain of the Philippine scouts was created. The act has the effect of pro- viding for the addition of 50 captains to the existing military establishment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
Two Negroes To Be Hanged.

New Orleans, May 11.-Death sentences were pronounced today on Edward Mon roe and Jack Pierre, negroes convicted of murder. They are members of a sect of negro fanatics who last fall barricaded themselves in a house and defied the po- lice for several hours. One policeman was killed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
PRISON SYSTEM CONDEMNED.
pouma Discusses Courts and Prisons,
 But Passes Budget.

St. Petersburg, May 1.-The discussion in the douma today of the budget for the next fiscal year of the ministry of justice gave the socialist members an opportunity for severe arraignment of the court and prison system of Russia. The speakers charged that justice was prostituted to political aims, and they raked over the history of the trials behind closed doors of socalistic deputies to the second douma, the condemnation of the members of the douma that signed the viborg man ifesto and other political processes.
 Minister of Justice Chtcheglovitoff de- ' 'nded his department personally, and the
 scialist resolution was rejected. Subse- 31uently the budget was accepted prac- Ideally unanimously.
 |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
orocers Meet In Boston.

Boston. May 1.-The National Associa- tion of Retail Grocers of the United States began it's annual convention here today with representation of over 300 dele- gates President A. l.. Stark of Boston rreSided.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
Coal Raraes Are Sunk.

Henderson, Ky, May 1.-The giant tug boat Sprague was swept against a pier of the Henderson bridge today sinking one coal boat and two coal barges. Ninety thousand bushels of coal were lost, caus- ing a total loss of close to 10000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
May Be Mrs. Guinness.

San Antonio, Tex, May 11.--A special to the Express from El Paso, Tex, says:
 Engineer Kellog, of the Texas and Pacific railroad Just back from New York, says he believes that Mrs. Beila Guinness, the Indiana furderess, is in New Mexico. He says a woman suiting her description in every particular and traveling with another woman, came down through part of Kansas on the Santa Fe train with him and left the train at Rincon, N. M, for Deming or Silver City. The woman acted strange ly, declares Kellog.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
kinq Manuel Offers Prayer.

Lisbon, May liking Manuel visited the pantheon today and prayed over the bodies of his father, King Carlos and his brother, Luize, who was assassinated in this city in February
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

Atlanta, all points East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
IN SESSION TODAY

The federal grand jury began 30
iabors this afternoon with the f0l
lowing personnel G. r. 8tOltlng
J. ~ zeigler. @ = Zimmerman. A
England. Of Seattle. g. q Dunn
Kent. $ - Sherman. Portage. w
VI Taylor. North bend Samuel X
Painter. Everett. Daniel l.. Duryee
Everett. @ J Ketchem, stanwood
J. Y. Jones. Arlington; Fleming
Monroe. Il A. Lauderdale. Nor
man y w May. Olalla. J. r Ne
Phcrnon. Colby. Geo Dietz. Port
Angeles. and John Huntingford
Center.
One of the cases 10 come before
II ~ that Of Otis Wade. the clerk
81 the local quaftermaster'a office
who IL charged with attempting 10
dispose 81 government documents
for money.
The pepit jury. which will con.
venc Dec /. viii be drawn from
the following vsnire. ]. p. Austin.
v q Armstrong. r. ,. Barth. r.
W. Cline. y r. Conner. l.. u Gu
mcr. r. G Haly. n. p. Hensei. :
X. Miller T ". Pheraon. ]. s.
Rogers. William seeley. J. l.
Snapp. y J Victor and A. A.
Young Of Seattle. s. W Beaver.
Burton; 7 " Baswoll. Riverside.
" ~ Grant. Christopher: a.
Gregg Juaniia. n Harrington. Va.
shon. J Harris Stuck. n. G. An.
deraon. Brownsville. and Uno y.
Brauer Of Pearson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
STAMPEDE WHEN
MOVING PICTURE
MACHINE BURSTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.-The
Arcade Nlekeiodeon. one Of the
largest cheap amusement houses
Of the city. il closed today owing
20 an explosion last night Of a
kaleidoscope. which pFeclpliaisd a
panic In which women and children
were Injured The operator Of the
machine Was severely burned and
the auditorium 81 the theatre was
partially damaged BY flames.
The building was packed with
people when the explosion occur.
red. The picture machine vas DO
Gated In the gallery and the oc-
cupanta ~ the circle rushed In a
panic for the exits Women faint.
ed and fell under the feet 81 the
struggling mob. The noise o. the
aiampsd De upstairs started those
IN the parauette IN q mad rush
for the doors At that instant the
stage manager ordered the house
lights turned on and The darkened
auditorium was Illuminated. This
somewhat treasured the frighten.
"a audience Policemen and IRE.
men made their say into the
building and succeeded In empty.
inE Il without further accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
MURDERS MOTHER
THEN STAYS SELF

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-victim of
bullet fired By her own son, the
iifoless body ~ Mrs Rebecca Welt,
widow ~ q stock broker, who a Few
years ago was a prominent figure
on Wall st.. was found lyinK on a
bed in her apartments IN a large
uptown hotel yesterday. In an
adjoining bathroom was the body
Of the son. J Nelson Welt. who. after
firing the shot that sent his mother
20 face her Maker. killed himself
By arphyxiaiien.
There were no witnesses 90 the
tragedy. the bodies being discovered
hy an aunt q the young man. Miss
Anna Welt. who had room In the
same apartment. hut was not awak-
ened BY the shot Miss Welt dined
with her relatives the night before
and aays that everything between
thcm az that time appeared 70 be
entirely harmonious Welt left about
10 30 The hour of his return and
Of the double tragedy Is unknown.
II developed later IN the day that
during the absence q Mrs. Welt Ia
Europe. whence she had just re-
turned. her son had been secretly
married II f. the opinion ~
friends of the family that he re-
vcaled his marriage % her. with the
result that quarrel cnsucd ending
In hts killing his mother and then
himself
II Il said by Miss Welt that the
dead man and his mother had al
ways been very much devoted 90
each other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
PRICES PAID
PRODUCERS

IRE foresinF rurcnsss rr,s<
euoted On Wssiern AZ tkis u<r'14
POuLTT Old Asnt ~ =
i1hc per pound dressed ~
pound, spring chiekeA -
pound. dressed. lie per paanl -
live iAr per pe1at trn'%
squalls AS PER dossa. spsn =
1--we iae per peund aissss4 n.
pound pigeons 81 psF &eNH =
1--we atr, dressed ffe
hrTrER-Lceal raach. IN
pound
EGUs LEGAL ranch. sfn
MEATS - Live utiaAl = ca
veal Tee 70 steers akt ?
Wfthsre. &C. per poen1 ena
pound heEs sac peF lst
~ per 10 Balls aad ersA n
pouna
MEATS - Dressed - Veal III
per pound; medium s-fie -
The following are issa.
made on Western Az thlf Iae'.4
FHufT-Gfavensfeia apela
Tomatoes tac-Tec, 9rpleA t'st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iist
green onions sos dos ner -.
fls ton. spinach. 4ee eff "A
1tc-tl doAt beta u -
SOC ftcs squash. lie ~
pumpkin, Dc per pound ts,e
sack parfnlps. 81 HAfk -
tuce. st-rtc case csheAft ~
pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
FORMER CUBAN
PRESIDENT
IS DEAD
10y United Prsss.)

SANTIAGO. Cuba. Nov. b.
Tomas Estrada Palma. the first
president Of the Cuban republic.
died here last night aged ~, lie
was elected president of Cuba In
1904 and retired IN 1906.
When Tomas Estrada Palma re-.
tired from the presidency Of Cuba
he left the executive mansion a
poor man
FIFTY years OF Tomas Estrada
Paima'H three score aud ten have
been given to the cause Of Cuban
liberty His fortune was swept
away. be lost his mother In Span.
ish starvation camps. he suffered
agonies IN political prisons, and FOR
20 years he was an exile from the
land Of his birth There are few
characters Ia Latin American
politics who give evidence % such
unNclflsh devotion 60 the cause Of
their country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
BALI(0I
RACE
Air Bags to Le.,. i
Los Angelo. for NJ
to New York =

LOS AEGELEs Fees
Preparations for ~ ~ 4
snlal balloon race w. @sasss
here Sunday. No,s,.s.l leh "a
pfosfehalng rapidly lsS.s Y
biE gas bag u she e,aS std \
la already partaaIi, a sslled Sd
tain a Muller IA issllaied q
pilots u the Asl.s asee vi
s'ates and "AmsgIss una
Ing their craft. 80 lalss
manager Of the raes Rssa
engagements 70 earn - ~ a.
Yeriisiug matter a. y
After a careful ssss'
charts the aeFonaaIs "a
route that the balboa. =. d
ably viii be forced i :,
De- from Los Angeles Z 4
hafnlnO, near which sls,s ~
cross the San GabFisl !. /. 1
Madre ranges into a.
Molaye desert. After -
point somewhere above ~.
aviators expect The a.
sail eastward across 1r.,.s' |.
Mexico. Texas ana Iss'..
tory Reaching Tehnessss 4.
pect The balloons VIII -
mountains In = norshsss.s~,. 4
ton and aiight IN gsw Y~s
While aviafors arr aoaiss.. !.
the probability of rsaetls. I
York. Manager Fsrls y
pilots declare Il Il uss'l'.
that they viii not be eos.srs q
they az least bFeak ii rs,.,.''
aerial navigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
HOLDS BABY AS HOSTAl
FOR BROKEN WINDOW

store while she went snzite ,
child raised Itself In ~ furu
threw the handle through ~ I
dow. breaking T.
POmmcr AZ once reized ~ I
and detained the nufse desa,.
So ransom as the price &
broken glass before b Wg.K {
either 20 90.
The nurse feieph0ned ~ \,
parents. leaving the rhsif Il hiaaI
The police were notified ant N
mer Was arrested. Emisk rsz
the police station. whan y ra7
~ the case. bot waK not sFAl
see the siorekeepeT. Ht * 1
window repaired b. 4 fAzr 4
the cost-Is-and fock ms.x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
San Francisco Storekeeper
Is Arrested for Kid
naping Child.

Ban FNANfINIU. Nov. g.
Francis " Smith today Nwore out
warrant charging j. pommer. the
keeper 81 q notion store on Stock
ton a.. with kidnapping his 4-ycAr-
old baby girl yesterday az ransom
for a broken show window
The child was In the care 81 Miss
Louisa kohele. a nurse Yesterday
abe had wheeled the baby ont FOR
walk and left II in front 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
FADS AND FANCIES

Most wonderful evening gowns
are being prepared for winter fes-
tivitics.
The semi Dlrectoire frock will be
the most popular design. and tho
only decoration on these graceful
creations Is a shaped panel reaching
from the corsage down 20 the hem
OF the skirt
The great feature Of the now eve
ming gown win be exquisite needle
work This neediework does not
only imply ordinary work with q
needle. but SILK, bead, sequin. rib
bon, poker work and pen painting
Flower embroidery viii figure
very largely on evening gowns. and
"a win be the fine embroidery our
grandmothers used 90 do.
Crotonnc patterns viii be Cm-
pioyod. such az fcstoons OF roses tied
up with blue ribbons, OF wrcaths of
forget me-nots.
Poker work win be used on many
velvet and satin gowns a floral
design a. truced on the panel and
is then outlined with one Of the
fine electric pokers The rest OF the
flower is tinted IN pale colors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
JAP POACHERS GUILTY


VALDEZ. Nov. b.-The Jury In
the case Of the crew Of THE zeal
Ing schooner sakai Maru returned
verdict Of guilty after being out
10 minutes The scb.ouef IL nov
NJ unalaHka. libsi.d II may be
brought % Valdez and sold by the
government Members Of the crew
OF tho Kinzai Maru. Including three
white men. are on trial today. This
case IN practically the same as that
OF The Bhkai Maru The officers Of
the Bear deny the published state
ment that the Kinzai Was disguif.
ed 10 resemble a revenue cutter
The case will end today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
DOPSTERS
FOOLED
Political Forecasters Were
Pcddling Out Wrong
lunches.
~ r. L. HALL.

CHICAGO, Nov. B.--The results
indicated by the returns up 10 late
this afternoon show that the poiit.
teal forecaAterH have been badly
fooled in many Of their predictions.
and that many Of the factors OF the
campaign which they said would be
delivered against Taft according to
tho democrats are shown % have
been an unlmportant factor as n
unit. and probably labor voted ms
tho individuals saw IT.
Labor Supports Taft.
In most OF the big Industrial
communities Taft ran ahead Of the
others on the republican ticket. In.
dicating that the labor vote prob.
ably favored him However, ia
most communities the local issues
were more important factors than
the bis questions Of the campaign.
Tha independent voters we're an
important factor. Never IA the
history OF the country has 90
much scratching been recorded
This 10 particularly true IN the
western Central states. while The
eastern states are stlll voting
straight tickets.
Confusing Local issues.
Ohio. which IL the home Of TAFT,
gave the republican candidate a
big plurality. bat the local issues
20 confused the result that the
offices will be divided among ali
parties la Indiana the unusual
result was achieved Of giving demo.
Gratis local offices and Taft the
vote on national issues Minor Of
fic~a. however. were given to the
republicans while the democrats
secured the goyernorship. This
10 largely due ia Indiana 20 the
bitter feeling resulting from the
local option fiEht and IL result ot
the rule % the republican state
machine, witch insisted on the
nomination Of Watson for governor
Il was believed his own district
would refuse 10 nominate him Tor
congress.
Negro Question.
The negro question whieh was
expected TO cut 50 much figure
seems 10 have had little effect on
the yote except Ia Nebraska where
the negroes resented stories cir.
cuiniod IN other states BY the re-
publican leaders Tho banking
question apparently had little e.
feet Kansas which vas expected
10 be- carried BY Bryan on the
strength Of thla ISSUE. showed the
usual republican plurality The
trail OF the Taft campaign tour
shows that the candidate 10 evident
~ a good vote gctteF and shows
fiaitcrinE results Of the president.
elects ability as a ampalgner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05

Prank FalaeWsfta va -.
by Police Judge Jstn 4
yesterday beca ase n ~. -
antins and Hsut hazf.ns - =
fcfiuE from EHiaiipsf Fs1s.,1
told the Judge that = 80 IN \
sick and after stAFIns Il - /.
house two days dscifaz a ~,
was later arrested - Qass,.-'
Inspector James Me0es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05

Fred Richley. q ISIS Need
was struck ~ 4 st1tipn 4 4
which snapped fftu tat 4
used IN hotstinK sisel xI;2'1
the Leary huil6inE. A. rpsaa
and Madison ST. fsstsFt1s q
noon. Klchiey VAS M IN
injured He boarded : nsts
and went home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05

pEMhfGkE Ontario. Nov I ~
A fire yesterday caused a half mil
lion dollar lose IN the business sec.
tion 81 this tnWu n started 10 the
National Manufacturing com
panys foundry and among the
places burned were the Uickaon.
Freeman. Foster and Cunningham
Marks the HHHHHFHhF fIgafsu Afffa
Leland hotel Ottawa hotel and
Quebec and Royal hank branches
There was no loss 81 life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
-AELP WANTED
AND AT CLASSIFIED nos

AND AL clAsslFlho NS'
One cent word Minimum
charge Use When ehetseV,, 49,
account actual number 81 -
as act will be counted, SeN .s
insertions made for the PsSSS
u six when cash Ia reia. -
cap. lines, OF fractien the'se''
will be counted az two llne@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.--The
complete vote In San Francisco on
superior Judges was as follows For
the long term. four "a he elected /,
John =. Hunt. republican and indie
pendence party. aa.get John } Van
N0Htrnnd. republican and union Ia
Dor. ~ 500, Frank u. Dunno. dem
ocrnt good government and hide
pcndcnce party 2a.i6N. George A.
Sturtcvnnt. republican. union labor,
2a.nTa. Carroll Cook. republican.
union labor and independence party.
27.bE2
For short term. one 10 be elected /.
George a. Cahaniss. democrat. good
government and union labor. 1851 /.
isadore Golden. republican and in
dependence party. 1850.
The fight conferred on the re-
election ~ Judge Dunno and Judge
Cook. Dunno was supported by the
graft prosecution and Carroll
Cook was supported 10y Ruef and the
anti-Rraft prosecution element
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05

AZ Plymouth church ssaln. I
be held a reception IN 10, !, Y .
and Mrs vinion ?. Raslnr l
leave on Tuesday sm IA -
North China. where theg = !,
Up missionary work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05

Upon a showing by James A. SUIT
ton that the woman he married IN
good faith was already the wife 81
another man. his marriage TO Lizzie
sutton. alias Lizzie Price aliaa La
kie Quinholt. was annulicd by Judge
GILLIAN la the superior court this
morning The couple were married
July last IN King county and the
evidence IN the ease showed that
the bride az the time uf the wedding
was the wife OF John Quinholt who
was living At the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or abaumq feapeh-'
bitlty for crrora cf any Niha
occurring in tclcrhpued aaN"f +
tisementa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
Stop Here
Acre Tracts

Nssf FauaiisreF p4rk ssfgms watss
plrsa ~ s4rh uaFS tts4 - fasY
isfus
cNTrrHF uEALTY CO.
1913 Alaska nee
% " A Hsafnfd sen ana California
ted ~ -
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
Women Oppose Reprade.


A lively session Was held az the
Bethany Presbyterian church last
night when the Eighih Ward Tax.
payers club met and discussed the
proposed Mercer ST regrade. design
ed 60 afford an easy grade for a
car line across town to Lake Union.
About 80 members 81 the club were
present. and they found themselves
facing strenuous opposition from
five women. property owners on
Mercer a.. who claimed their homes
would be left high ia the air In
case the scheme was carried into
effect The women were Mrs w. l..
McCahe. Mrs. O. - Church, Mrs
". A. Wood. Mrs NJ J Costello and
Mrs S G Combs Action was post.
poncd until another meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
aIRTH NOTICES.


esasFvsll--ru the Wife % ~ sAatFf
veil 1854 ceiumtla St November :.
daughter
Naliass-re the wlfs q 8 l. wallace.
isft Second Az. W. N9vsrlbef T.
daughter.
NeCioad--ro the wife q = 4 Nc
ciaad ttit Western av November =
! HHm
NesFiand To the wife ~ r. :. Sssf-
land 49, Hillside Place, November J.
daughter
naker-ro me wife % W nsAsf. ist
EpFink a.. November a. q daus htgf
Mtlaana~Iu tNe wlfr ~ g. WILSON.
1915 nnrem aN November 4 q aeN
Iehnson- 10 the wife "a y 1nhnt
son fas it,h av n. oetob~F ~
daughter
lee 10 the wife u C. A lee, city.
October -. q daughter
city October rs, daughter
stose-re the wife q " A steses
city. October -, son
nasly-To the pife q 7. DAILY. city
October IL. q sqn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05

General Manager Potter. % the
Seattle Electric Co. announced last
niEht that beginning next Monday
a i6-minute service would be fur
nished on the new Alki Point eE-
tension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
ROBBERY F0ILED
tBy United Prss.l

fby United Prsss.l
NEW YORK. Nov San ~.
tempt 20 rob the jeseiry store OF
Morris Brooks. IN the busiest sec.
ton Of the Bronx. was frustrated
after Harry sliYerfnan. = clerk IN
the store. had been iRekinekcd.
aud the safe rifled ~ towelfy valued
AZ $40. 600. Detectives heard SUI
vcrmhn'a cries for aid. rushed In
and captured a man who was flee
Ing with a sstchel containing the
leweiry The prisoner IL Joseph
4. Atkinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
"a AnNERrIsERs.

Classification cannot % s'Fe"
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY y
Mullen. ktos BaNsrd nVs a. y
city Hall Phone, ballard aVe
MAIN oFFiCE-Seventh - -,
between linton and uniNetsi'''
Phones. Main 1860; Ind t.l.