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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
YOUNG KING OF PORTUGAL
1anusl II, at Ags Of Eighteen Takes
His Murdered Fathers Place.

Manuel %, at Age Of Eighteen Takse
His Murdered Fathers Place.
Very unexpectedly . boy Of 10 ID
raised to the responsibilities OF King Of
Portugal. Young Prince Manuel natur-
ally felt that the burdens and dignity
0 that high place were far removed
from him. His royal father was In
ths prime OF life and his elder brother
stood between him and succession. But
the bullets of the -assassins removed
the King and the crown prince In .
owinkling and upon an unframed boy
lsve3o1s the treMendous duties and
sarso ef Kingship.
Manuel H.. who was proclaimed
King the morning after his fathers
death, has served his country In the
navy. He IL a blonde, tall, well edu-
Gated and considered good-looking. He
b said to possess the qualities which
- toward making a determined ruler.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21


Eastern visitors 10 the West are
generally prepared for any phenomenai
showing Ia the line OF agriculture.
stock raising and the like" says Z Colo
RADIO man. .'but once In a while tAey
arr taken BY s,irpriae. A New Hampr
shire mar who was spending hIs vaca-
ton on = ranch Of a relative In Colora-
do wen out one morning to inspect .
large incubator In which the young
chicks were Matching. In one corner Of
the incubator a neglected peach seed
encouraged BY the warmth Of the at
mosphere had burst. and a tiny sproui
several inches long was growing out
of 1t.
Suffering Caesar. exclaimed the
New Hampshire man MS this caught
his eye, DO YOU hatch out your peaches
In this country !-kansas City indie
pendent
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
Uro1r uxw uor1x

II Pennsyiyana Railway Companyh
snmnes freight house 1t Cleveland ara
abeut twenty freight ears wefe bunsA.
LDm $4,000.
Fire destroyed ! part Of the Molsoa
warehouse. occupied b. the Canadian ~
ci6c railway at Montreal. Lom 1200O04I
cev6eed ~ Insurance.
t. Ohio Supreme Court ut aa3de IT,
lnd6cknents which had been found aeainst
- so-called bridge trust. holdlng shas
- ehaEges were NOT suflc3eatly doGnieo.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

He had enormous hands and feet. His
boots were No. Is and his ordinary
walking ah0es No II. He was Z mar
u muscae. During hin service In TITO
army he weighed 90 pounds. and was
- strong that be could lift his tent
with one hand. although It usually re-
Cuirsd the strength Of two man to place
# On The camp wagon I mean. OF
course. when It was folded up and
wrapped around ti.e poles Washing.
ton could hold 4 musket with one hand
ana are 4. He was . good shot and 4
nod swordsmnn- The pictures OF the
father u our country make you think
that washington was i brunotte. His
facs \ 1afk and somber. The truth h
~ hid ! skin like m Irish baby, ana
his hair was almost red- He had .
broad chest. but not ! full one.
4axsted couples In Norway nay
tEnyol ~ rail- for one fare ann 4 III
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

"Wha are you going to do now, colo
nel?' inquired the intimate friend.
II expect TO spend the remainder OF
my days." said the retired statesman,
'.living down the lies that nave been pub
lished about me in fourteen political cam
paigns."
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

uaD1Aiaass s4Christian Psyehology.r
Bishop Fallows. who il heading the
movement Of Christian psychology IN
ChtcAeo. has made it very clear that this
Devenent b not to be mistaken n .
pbAa of Christian Science. Now Mr..
Archihald Mcclellan. speaking for Mr..
Uody through the Christian Sciencs Sen
tlpal. utterly r~cpudiates any recognizes
g Christian psychology, saying: "H9
teo6Ainss show that she cannot indorse q
Christianity the two distinctly contradje-
tsgy santemeats and points Of view CO.
talDed h TIE term Christian peychot
q0-etherwtR Christian matefialfsn."
oDsaking It the teaching Of Jssus. u
ayu: ~Hs never complicated spirit With
natter. never taught the 1nite oppesits
= Cd. spirit. indnity, All. A rev0ls6
= Christian Science. Ged y uncsnsc3sus
9 mattef, Tor II be n spirit and IN. n
cannst know aught that would b ~
vesy u~nlikenes Of himself II quantity,
enality and divinity"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
The Villain.

You wish to employ one OF our de-
t~cctives to watch yonr husbnnd?"
Il do"
May ] ask what has aroused your
suspicion of hlm?"
lie sent rne a bunch OF violcts and
a box OF candy from town yesterday"
kansas City Times
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
4 NOT 70 xARRY.

Family Opposes Union u AgsA III
honairs and Mis- Ashferd-
Mi@ Maud Ashford Will not becono
The wife - former Seaafsr Henry 0as.
saway Davis the ItIiailllonAirs
West virxinian ard father-In-law q
Senator 6tephen II. !slkins of thar
etate. The engagement between Mis-
Ashford and Mr. Davis has been bro
"a. y n sfnted There viii b. no breach
Of promise ssIft, no rsouey settlement By
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

fortunately for him. in the present
disturbed condition Of affairs England
= bound By treaty not only to prevent
IN invasion Of his country but to main
tain the present dynasty on the throne.
ANY effort. therefore. TO place q pre-
tender In hh place would lead to arm
Cd Intervention on the part Of Great
Britain.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Oaly One ..UROMO. 0UINIyE,
That Is LAXATIVE BRUMO puINfNE. to.
for the signature OF T.. ". GROVE. Used the
Word over to Cure 4 Cold In One day. 25c
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

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d. ! Aesp
tfnes ~ gSonD
I ~ y eapknfn
11Ifme Ulefp ~ ttnts
<611 e1 elspne ~ 0eua1x.
Z 1a ftue ap6 knen
1&nk I'M thtie1 noue. m dsaitInn -
kNk m10esy ts1p srssn.
80 teve - - apass
1tta 6ksth6nU ssafy yesr.
eltA s~vsrenea TN shs ehtidfm
H. AIetss1 - 1saes
~ ~ m - - Aicw /.
A. A1nA ~ wtliIns knsaL
- him2ms ~ anf hAnaef
Gpsn ~ taad - -.
~ n ~ hsaassa na1ne snrvivo
o. - xseat wasAtnkssns
a ~ eeumtsy ~ wss f4thss.
m AMofirsss Aens -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

New WaaAingtea Leaked.
George washington WA exceedingly
tall. md. VIXEN young, quite slender
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Narftsd c0uples IN Norway m,
eRsvsl ~ raii for one fars anA . half
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

It II estimated by Secretary OF the
interior Garfield IN his annual report
that 1O.0(r,000 acres OF our public land
IN the Western States have deposits
Of coal. and he advocates a system o.
leases % that the government may RED.
ulate their development. Nearly all
Of this land has been withdrawn
from entry to prevent further
k~raudulent entrieA During the year
20s007 5Cai acres were sold for %.
647,2l2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
JUDGE BlAMES
TRAIN CREWS

That freight train crews are
mainly responsible for the annual
influx 81 tnamps and hohoes to
Seattle Vas charged hF Police
Judge John Il. Gordon this morning
nhea EIGHT men stood in the dock
and explained why ihey Nere
ilAnlplng ahuut the country.
IT these train crews would 70
fuse to allow men to ride On freight
trains. there would be less Of you
boys iu Jail. said Judge Gordon
These train crews demand and &C.
oept a small sum ~ money from
ifamps aud hotoos for which they
are permitted 10 ride in boz ears
This Is had enough But % late
these train crews are allowing
tramps 60 boldly ride on box cars
in plain sight Of every person
Judge Gordon probably viii dele.
gate eorne person 10 confer with
the railroad companies in an Ct
fort Ia stop the practice
Thos. Tierney. John Williams
William Riley. Arthur jay. Edward
Kelly. Joseph Mcaa. Henry West
and Jesse Green wsro the men
caught coming into Seattle by the
box car route
Police judge Gordon discharged
them alter hearing various hard
luck tales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
BREMERTON NOTES

nREMERToN. April When
the cruiser West Virginia. Rear
Admiral naytons flagship. left dry
dock yesterday. the work author.
lied On ships of the Pacific fleet
prior to the san Francisco maneu.
vera vas completed day ahead q
the schedule.
Tho work on the shirs Of the Pa
clfic fleet began early last month
when the Pennsylvania and Color
ado arrived at this yard Since
then the Colorado. Saturn. Wiscoa.
sin. Nebraska. PENNSYLVANIA. Mary.
laud. South Dakota aud West Nir
ginia have been put iu dry dock Tor
small repairs All departments
have been rushed with work nlght
and dat
When the ships leave here next
Friday there will be small lull
In activities. and some Of the men
will have Ia be laid off Temporal
ny until the arrival OF the ships
of the Atlantic fleet here late next
month Nine ships from the other
coast arc "a be dockcd here Tor re
pairs
The hattleEhip Wisconsin. which
has undergone repairs here for
about two years and which Is 20
iuin the Atlantic fleet will leave
here Thursday morning at O'Clock
for San Francisco to participate tn
the naval review there The cieht
cruisers of the first squadron viii
leave here Friday az ~ O'Clock
A smoker was held on board the
cruiser Tennessee here Monday
night by the men al that ship Wis.
itors from other ships and from the
yard were present The programme
consisted Of wrestling aud boxing
bouts and refreshments
Thirty prisoners OF the Atlantic
fleet are to b. brought hero on the
battlcshin Kentucky. MAY q. and
pnf In the prison ship Nipsio The
Kentucky viii be the first OF the
ships OF the Atlantic fleet 20 pro
coed To this ward for docking after
~. arrival an Puget sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
MAKING AUTO RECORD
NV United prsss.l

Los ANGELES, April = -fsp
Ing established q nee reQo1a y :
automobile run from san ffsae.s.
to Los Angeles In Il hours afs /.
minutes. a White Steamer 90
hy Fernando Nelson. is ncs es -
ing back TO the former cl'f " g.
10 make a new marx for : Vs.
trip. 80
Nelson left san Francisco y !. :
Yesterday morning and rssehse : !.
Times building in Los Anss'es !"
Sla O'Clock last nighl =
1906, nearly two hours -
the ear started taek WIN -
Nelson son Of Fernandc u ca !.
In the thrilling dash 70 les : !,
Felps the senior Nelson mac
average OF IS and three y 49,. =.
miles per hour and ciippea = = !.
utes Off his previous Ans
tablished two years aeo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
'TR0LLEYS
CRASH
Nine Are Killed Instantly
and 50 Are Seriously
Injured.
tny uai,sd prs.s)

: DETROIT April 70 Late yes.
tefday afternoon tuo larEs lntcr
Urban trolley cars on the Detroit
jackson 4 Chicago railroad. a part
pf tho netfuit United Railway sgs
TEN. running FROM Detroit Ia Jack.
son. eoilfdrd head on rhiie running
about Is miles an hour. 3 mil.n
aesf ~ here. near YpsllAnii
Mae men ~~re killed aud about
80 men and women injured. same
Of them seriously.
All ~ the wounded srre taken
to Tire rnivsrssty hospital Al Ann
AfboF 4 mistake Of orders GA The
part of Mntorgnan lea Fay. ~ the
limited motor cAf. who Was crushed
beneath hia vestibuIe. IL alleged "a
have caused the collision lie over.
ran hia orders
The dead Mntormaa iaa Fay.
Jackson. John Paret Detroit
Charles Carmsn. Detroit. George
= Howard. Detroit. lark McNul
len. ialiur Syracuse \ y. Cab.
otlno Grunni. Detroit. tire. an.
Identified men
Pour 81 The injured ar IN a erlli.
cal condition Among the less
seriously injured are Edward De
Witt Grand Forks. y u aud a.
" Reeve Nau Vert Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
ENDORSE NAVAL FORCE
FOR PACIFIC COAST
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SAN FRANCfSCo. Aprii % =
Te signature OF over Que hun
dred commercial bodies. repre-
sentius practically all st the onm
merciat interests GA the Pacific
cnaai. have h.ch received hF the
California pfumulion committee To-
It's circular appeal Tor signature
tn a petition "a be presented 80 the
secretary ~ tho nav. asking that
an adequate naval force be main
tanned on the Pacific coast
The sentiment in favor Of the
proposition in unanimous and Il II
expected the petition will have great
effect with Secretary Nctcalf The
petition will - printed Ia book form
aud will be presented 20 the sccfe.
tat a. = breakfast 10 DC given 10
his honor next "Wednesday morning
by the promotion committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
PATROLMAN
A CAR
Denies Arrested Ma,
Chance TO Telephon,
TO Attorney.

B Il Dexter Who live. !.
Thomas at told Police -.
don fhIa morning ma,
don ih morning tbai he 80, 4
INTO Iail last nIebi 49, s't
a.i h'faase De refused h
2 Ha'Iia " drink q me rsHs't
boz which be- had n8i ofd.s,S
Whom the prisoners trses.
ihe aoff this morning. Detis.
permission ri one u h. - -
telephone % bic afiors
Carver 2
PniuimaH A Anda,le.o
made the arrest. rnsbe.i -. =
court noon and ordered r.. !
take d. Esat Baillfi To Rss4.s
Tool d hand Ia The afialr -
m.iied The accused man =
phone u
When Judge Gordon lesn.. =.
Paifu.maH Andefhefg Lad -. =
a complaint charging "a, rs
aas O disqrdefiy Person 49, ~ ! !
The testimony ~ Is II Ies.,,.. ?
uikhi bartender, he lmmeal..e,. !
leased the prisoner. Iobse.. :
the court room before Iudzs 60
could comment on The fIlmsf -
Nant ~ distinctly unds,,,sl
that every prisoner has ~.
telephone for legal asslsisres II
wants r. said Judge Gordn -
The case saa dismissed D.
man Andefbefg has no autser's,.
this court room that I kBov I,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
SOCIETY WOMAN TRIES TO
KILL HER HUSBAND

Il developed that Mfs Dodge bad
previously threatened 60 shonl her
husband aud that he rendered harm
loss u revolver she had previously
purchased Yesterday. however
when her husband returned home
Mrs ndlge MAS 8rmed with another
revolver and fired tao ah~ss Mt him.
neither taking effect SIR and Mrs
DulFa have been VERY prominent
ia Los Angeles society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
FIRE PRoTEcTI1I
LACKING

The fact that there an .
water mains or fire hydfss,s :.
protection IN case Of 4 N. a. !.
university grounds. where a. =
position Is 10 10 held IN lsas :,
been called 70 the stten,lon !, !.
citY authorities IN a oommas,rs,s.'
which requests the iaaa a sees
worth ~ material belonging e n
city The material reaues,sa :
clndea mains and hydxnts ~
which tie exposition nsznzs,us.,
hopes 20 perfect a fin pao,se.I,,
system throughout The fair gsosss,
There are nov three hulldIsu
nearing completion. shlek gsrs
sent an outlay Of fuliy sszest 4
The fair site. and there ar !,
water mains or hydFanu ras,
than 18th ay. n =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
TRIES A DOUBLE MURDER
AND SUICIDE

er from bis pocket aud commenced
shooting The first bullet wnh flp,d
AZ the baby. nut vent Wild The
second struck ara Klonlx. then the
maddened man Heni one into his
oon mouth
HgalHndefa rushed To- the hrrne
and the two injured we're hustled
20 hospitals
Klontz. formerly an y T. brake
man. has hr0n employed by Car
stems ufoa. until recently when be
WIS laid of IL took 70 drink and
has quaffolsd frequently with hls
wife The climax came yesterday
when he took tho baby FOR a tide
and ended 49, with n IN "A saloon
where b. was found by bis wife.
The tMo were ou their way home
when the tragedy occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

IVY 1fNNANA WV
TACOMA. April - While
eraaed VIII sfisk Georss Is Kloui2
g2 years OF age. tried 10 klil hIH
eirl.wifo aud baby late yohterday
afternoon in front of - isou tathu'
lie church Then he attempted sui
eide by putting a bullet Into hlh
own brain lie will DE
MrH kiouik Was struck IN the
cheek by = bullet. aud q 10 believed
it lodged in her brain She h in
the hospital and little hopes are
held out for her recovery
The baby. SIS moniha old. vas
uulniufcd
The shooting took place as the
two we're walking home wheeling
ihe baby in front Without word
Of warning klohtE pulled a fofolys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

LOS ANGELES. April - Ap
nafenliy recovered from ~ %
temporary insanity. 10 which she
attempted "a Kin her husband Mfs
Vera Dodge. wife of Fut4 DOLCE u
Aihambfa. aud dauEhiefin law of
Alfred Dodge. the millionaire found
81 ~ DalEeyilie. y y. IL confined
nj the county hospital. where she
Nha taken on a complaint charglnv
Insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
HUMAN FIEND CAUGHT
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BERLIN. April zs--Jack she RIP
per. Rha created reign af terror
among the women Of the lower
classes b. mgrdt hnk them aud ma.
tilatlua several ~ their number
has been captured.
ATS laat victim vas q small boy
whom he stabbed 20 death. after
wards BACKING the bodf 90 bits and
throwing the remains into 4 pond
In the mufdsrerE room we're found
; butcher knife covered with blood.
blaodHtAined salt 81 clothes and
= blaod soaked block. on which be
mntllated his victims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
tsss,,ls stars Eseluslve servies.l

AONskNN 49, 1AHH1NFHN
ST LOUIS. Mo April 2s.-lsn't
pic. Taylor mean Ties Just spoil
I'd Mas Lucilie AuihaI's stay in
81 Louis She vas ha,iug such a
lovely time ton
Taylor has had papers served on
Miss Muihsll demanding the return
Of the solitaire diamond engage
ment riug which BE- says be gave
hef lir says she has no right e.
keep Il i0sgef because abe n sulng
20 mafFg someone else
Niss Mulhhii ls the famous NO
man hfunchn buster. iariAt twiriar
aud pistol shci she u = daughter
OF Zach Mulhnii. Snowman and 1Nn.
81 81 the i0t ranch In Oklahoma
Nhers President Roosevelt has
spent vacations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
BUTCHERED

WATER foWN. y y. April 20
Mra. James Farmer. who. With her
husband II held at the county jail.
suspected Of the murder 81 Mrs
Sarah brennan. Of Bruwuviiie.
whose hodY was found packed IN
"A trunk SUNDAY has made two con
feaaiona uf the crime according 10
the police in the fret she stated
that &C was she aha struck the
blows with the axe. while Mrs.
brennan vas ioohlnE ont of the
window She had the trunk Ia
readiness for In. body she said
When confronted Nith the body Of
the victim. the police Say. she made
the alleged second confession and
Gays
4 may a. sell tell the truth
Jim did a. found him leaning
over her body lie had the nte
IN his hand and said Ia INC sith
an oath. that's The end ~ her
The officers have allowed Mrs
Farmer 10 keep her months old
baby Ia her colt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
MATTRESSES pths HOME

Definite plans for a baliding are
being made b. the Naifreahra
union. which uow has about 5000
laid aside fof thai purpose. A site
near Hatcuua park has been uudcf
consideration for SOME time. al
though the majority 81 ihe membcra
seem 20 favor a location near The
busluaan section Of the city 4
vote viii bs taken shortly 10 de
eide upon course 81 action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
CLAIMS he WAS
DEC0YED AWAY

Clarence NandeHautcr. the IL
yearold son Of Il Vaudeyantef. Of
$50 Dakota st.. Who disappeared
from home las, SUNDAY is under ar.
rest At Tacoma lie viii be brought
home
The boz told the Tacoma police
that a strange man eutlced him
from home The same boy disap-
peared from home about one wear
ago aud Nas found at nothell At
that time he told the police that
he had been taken from home hy a
stranger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
TO CONSIDER vAzbTioH.

The Semitic Heni ESTATE Assoc.
citation will hold . special meeting
Ia the Alaska ehlb rooms tonight
At Is clock fo consider The recent
opinion Of the states attorney cen
efai regarding the TAXATION Of mort
cages All parties sho ate Inter
eafed iu the question afr Invited
IA attend ana participate in the dla
ruafiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
SULLIVAN-ATTELL ARE
READY FOR The GONG
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SAN FRANCISCO. April %. ~
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan and Abe
Attoll who are booked 90 40 20
rounds tomorrow night. quit their
hard work today and will take IL
easy until they are called into the
ring
sullivan. who was permitted to
weigh in AZ i26 instead of i23. is
ln excellent condition a. n result
81 the weight concession and At.
tell Is In hts usual good shape
Despite Sulllyans advantage In
weight. Atteli Is / 10 . fayorite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
WIFE AVOIDS SLAUGHTER.

Thomas Slaughter. q railroad pnr.
Ter. appeared At sol THIRD ay. yes
terday to see his wife. but she was
afraid Of him and called for the
police Slaughter disappeared be.
fore the officers arrived but put
In an appearance later Detectives
Holland and Griffith we're waiting
for him a revolver was taken from
him slaughter explained that he
called "a patch up domestic quar-.
ROD lie rs being held at The city
iafI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
Y. M. {. A. WRESTEE
AT FORT LAYTON

AZ the Fort Laxion hsfsSels 4
night Y NJ g. A wrestler fsa
Seattle Rays exhibitions Of he ~
Drit and Draxiey xTessled - a das
in TIE heayYNeiEhi class Nlts.
weights Bryant and Bfsckel "a
drew and Duusldkon xoa ihs "a
weight exhibition with Jo1ss b.
aidson has Just returned fann ~
land where be won the nses =
champion OF the coast. Eiies4
the wrestling instructor q he !.
NJ c A. refereed the bouts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
suns rHG CITY

Stephen nsicnburr today filed a
eiaim against the citY for damages
la the amount 81 $500 aH the BE-
suit Of injuries suffered Ou March
81 OF this wear when the horse
on which he eHH riding stepped
through an alleged rotten plank on
the Railroad ay briaR" The claim
reciiea that the ciiF was negligent
Ia not keeping the bridge iu proper
fauHlF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

J ~ Dayton. rear admiral Unit
ed states navy. commander Ia
ehief Of the United States Pacific
feet. with headquarters In san
il 10 the cifY on short
visit. and called upon Mayor Miller
this morning 90 present his complis
meuIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
SEATTLE TO GET
SuB-TREkSURY

Senator Piles secured the pas.
sage yesterday afternoon ~ Wash.
inet0n of a biH providing TOT the
appointment ~ an assistant United
states treasurer iu this cts
This bill viii nsceftttafe the os=
tnbliahmeut of suttrenHurt in So
aiiie. an Institution which Haa Gag
erly sought by Portland Halt Lake
eItY Denver aud - Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
FRANK COOPER IS
SHOWN HONOR

fBy United pressl
SALEM. ore. April 70 Frank ~
Cooper city superintendent of
schools in Seattle. and one - The
beat known school men on the coast.
has been engaged TO teach supefvi.
sion aud school management ri the
summer normal to be conducted A.
Monmouth this summer
Mr. Cooper has been In Seattle for
the last seven years. and previous
to that time was city superintendent
81 schools ~ Dies Molnea. Ia. aud
salt Lake. Utah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
MURDERED CHILDREN
WHOM HE KIDNAPS
fsx United ersss.l

GENEVA. April 20 --k'''l cl ~,
man King Of the EnopoAa v vi III
las boon arrested. chafkeu - X.
numerous crimes, mclia Chains
murder Of q number o. s's w. I
children Every GypsA ,' e.sr
Furspe paid tribute to hs, aus 4
whom they regard Win s
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
BOILER And ENGINEER
BOTH UNLICENSED

o. q Littell. p-uprietor q ~
Western Mn Fsciolg. Vas free
s. b. Police Judge t;oFdeE ledl5
for employing an uhliccnseG eAfr
eer. William McCrecdie. Tn e.
gineer employed BY LltttA 80
fined sia for operating seas
boiler without a license