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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
rusilLAoe OF sHoTs.

ID uritsa Pssss.i -
SPOKANE. April IA riot co
cured between Italian and Ava.
tfian Wufkmrn employed IN lac
railroad camp II burma 4 iofdaa
southwest Of spraEue. Sunday -
which % shots wef. fired b. tbs
Italians HT
Three Of the Italians. l. Ftgss1A
A Maria and J peko. have kesN
caught aud taken to hitHYlllaa fas
trial All the Ausirians quit sss
camp. apparently afraid Of lbelf
Iiyga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
P00LR00M MEN
UNDER ARREST

y Hammer. poalroum rrupfics
tor At 18th svf and Republican VI
and Joe Rose. Ia the same bust.
uena AZ l.aiona. Nere In police court
thls morning charged wifh allowing
minors Ia lalter IN their places Of
business Hammer Was pat under
bonds OF 80 to appear when want.
Cd. and Rose gave bail 81 SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
WOMAN Held FOR SHOOTING

BAN FllANCisCO. April T.
Mrs Zeua Pollard. wife Of Harry
Pollard. the actor. who sunday
night received two bullets from
his own revolver. iH held at the
city prison. pending full lnyestlga
ton OF the shooting Mrs Pollard
deniea that she shot her husband.
and be agrees With her that the
weapon vas accidentally dis
charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We Will Do the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
DAYS Toe per line per daY Sevea
words to the line, Three con.
secutive days. one cent a word
one month. sc per line per DAY
Minimum charge for an ad
80 cents
All seace used will be eharx
cd at full line fatea ON all
contract adYerllaiag ar advefs
tislng rhsrgod to account
BALLARD AGNNCY-r. II.
Mullen, a2l ballard ay, opp.
City Hail Phone. ballard soc.
MAIN OFFICES seventh avs
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850 Ind al
The star cannot Eaaranice
accuracy or assume responsible
~ for errurs 81 any Kind oez
curing IN telephoped adYer.
tisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
NARROWLY MISSED
A MURDER

After ordering Gus Kruaa out 81
hls own tent at faunileroy park
sunday night Charles Davis fired
two shots az him and then struck
hlm over the head with his Teyoi.
yer.
All this vas alleged b. Krusa In
swearing out 3 warrant for Davis
arrest ON the charge OF assault and
battery.
kruaAE nose waa broken in the
encounter. he SAYS. and bis scalp
was cut he sayH Davis sent an
apology. but The complaint was
awafn out nevertheless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
cHARoGs FRAUD.

J. " rillluEef appeared before
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Murphy yesterday aud charged 9.
B Smith with obtaining 400 ia n
fraudulent manner Smith IL nov
la Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
MAKING A BRIDAL TOUR
AROUND THE WORLDT

A, West prominent business
man Of boston. Maaa.. With hiA
bride arrived Ia Seattle last night
on tour nfanrd the world Mr
AMI Arn West Will leave on the
ateamer Yucatan for a round trip
ia Alaska. aud returning Will Jour
ncY 10 Frisco. then IA the Orient
Thpy are stopping At the Naldfon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07

NEW YORK. April An oppo.
altion Of the Gould family 10 Prince
ilelie De Sasgn has been brushed
aside and Mme Anna Gould sill
mBrfY the cousin 81 her former hua.
band ia Parts within a few months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07

NEW YORK. April Judge
Heinrich has named Robert =. Dey.
oan az referee 10 take the festi.
mouy ia the Thaw divorce case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
U. S. BATTLESHlP TARGET AT MAGDALENA RAY

This photograph, taken from tug IN Msad.i.,.
how bateshps target looks when placed This on h e.
feet and Il is secured ~ buoys consists q fr.r"
which canvas s down like theatre drop Geo.. " ass
minutes 81 firing the target was ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07
sTRlkuas NOTING.


TBT UHIfsd FTetf-I
PARIS, April THE first ~.
eipient riafing In connection With
the lockoat 81 bFicklaYera. mesuns
and allied wpfkmen. occurred Ia
the Place Dc IL baaille Unless a
speedy settlement II the cuniro
serss u arrived AZ. wufkmen 0i all
trades t. the number of iee 0oe
siil BE- called out tn sgOapaihY
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April H.
Congressman Abraham Brick. Of
south Bend. died today In a sani
tarium from a men<al disease.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.

y L Arnold, an ezpressnas. =.
arrested yesterday charged ~ :
sanlling bis i5sesrold asarls-
Prosecuting Attorney MatilrsA
VII prosecute.
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Inns.
tseat,ls Stars Exclusive Ssrxies,l
NEW YORK. April Newport
society has II that the wedding %
the beautiful Mrs Natalie soh-uck
Collins and Paul Haiuey, the
Cleveland coke millionaire and
owner nr fast horses. II 60 take
place within a feW months Since
Mrs Collins obtained divorce
from her former husband RAlnry
has been paying her devoted atteu.
ton
Several years aFo she married
Charles Glen Collins. an English.
maa formerly an officer Of the
crack scotch nlaek Watch. Zach
believed the other had a Handsome
fortune. In Honolulu. on their Sed
diug trip. planned ia encompass the
globe. Coiilna funds gave out The
suit fof divorce quickly followed.
Collins II nov a pottery laboFnr IN
boston
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

4 NfCE HIrfIE HnNn Three acres.
Few minutes walk from NfHfrif iHs
colt fenced heafiaa arrhafd. ono atfa
fn straw hrrHtrH Heah Mrlt truuW
house fNn chicken heaaeHi tiHeo
VIII consider kH UEfhanHa fHf recent
fnE hnmHH uH part
HuHhNf MkirHN.
$40 asu-Hat Alaska tiuiidiHr
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q Ranmch has 10 move after Is
years In one Fcom and - years Of
experience In the ahoe business
Mems. BOYS and wonlsna shoes
have 10 b. sold for ensi. 80
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It's Now or Never

Thsss tots are above EXPOSITION
An0T MpN hY Hs#eHHa tAfk az 81
LAWN. sitH = saraH fHs Flsu ~ HNtHs
HAY ead MuN NFka#N ans an l saad
HaHfaH I AN act a5inH fa sftsk ga
terms Nuaf uH HENEHaafEI Hal
GRASP this uFHsukHff SffNH
tHirHHpifg ser e. tiN HfAa7A AkN
fFsf statea bsIeaa nHtsnna FAfk CTS
aaHV
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WAsHiNGToS. April THE
senate has passed bill providing
for the construction 81 = public
building at WallA Walla. Wash. to
coal $3.50 csc
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FOR sALE-FLkTs.

e~---s====--=a-=a
4 Snap -gaiHK 20 Alaska the fnth
VIII sacrifice my finely furnished fiaf.
s raHulH Tor f1HH Steel range Ens
range Brussels rugs. and everything
wlfhaaf reserve Heul slG CO., iuonlns 3
rooms tsf Located 90 Flrst az. in
business center Pine view u sound
t. anyone wanting a home without pay
Pssr- sss< Is
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TO SEE sATTlgsn,ss

Take boats ct Pier 2 Ten n.
trips daily aoc round TIP. :
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Terrible Sacrifice at
University

Of ~. - iess advertised e. ru8rrsitf
Nahdas ~ ass a~fi - t4sf rspaf6s rfmfn
raF safHsHssa. Is spite - atad sd fsia
HfnHaF eFnRta EamE anI HaHaha SKI
Yet WANF uNE ~ fhnss tHss - rFtsrs
NENEm nEFoHG mEAnb oF--ttlt 60
sfAaf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Wood and Coal

MiH wood o. ~ lead. dry slab VOID
fll5 load Seattle Peel Co. Main
las. Ind ia
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BOSTON HAHuun is booming foot
cement HldeH siha and city water Hsu
u all kinds wanted 10 work Aee Hifi.
mans cashier today 70 Times block. IT
CHEAP Pf.AeE-= large piece acreage.
good house ouiF fsTa. with 100 laying
hens frsah rnaH5 terms So down. 81
per month Zee g. y Hulmau.a cashier.
ln Times block. 81 once. II
CHOICE H0MEaITEs NoW ON SALE
fabo-7lS acre tracts q choice lana
nearly al cleared, handy 70 the electric
car. with Sidewalk. only tnirfr minutes
ride 70 Seattle. perfect little Terms o
per cent down aud five years 10 pay cut
Interest ] per cent
FIVEsACHE SNAPS
SIS cash. 81 every SIX months. sill
buy acres No land south II city
good read. water view Price gtt4sQ
WfNaiffp BROS
dpO Colman nldE.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07

BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
HANDY 60 one - fha best towns ~
the valley tW1 choice fzarre tfatfa.
not far from proposed rev Seattle
Tacoma Short Line fnfefurtau all
iavel facing main county road easily
cleared excellent soil close a. neigh
bnrH. slaa nice little lake fsaa each
VIII sell both ar taken wlfhIu next
few days. faf f1aa EaaF terms
ROBERT MkHrHY
sfB-8an-fgf Alaska Building
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Ang
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|skssin
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07

FnE SALE
FiVe#@fTa tracts IM miles south -
Auburn. rich. level land rriee $500 ard
Up Easv terms see a - Hiien. cen.
er. Auhurn. Waeh @-e-ts.p
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HELP wANrso-mALE.


raunK Hpuss. uifh CNftt staHss pc
siffan a. haasekesref Zee laehsiaE. 81
Nidaasf wfhuug fAil4iFrms On af aFssaHa
ttclnlty % West Waasiiaen HafS AadHs
tlon ThoraaEhfF fzrsrtenrHd = g.
BOY a.. stauHn n ssatgIs fisn
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Must sfn 90 lais b. HuHdaf ApfH "a
- dnHI welt lf Yea aaHt uHH uf a 1HsHi
70 fheH HHu8 app lest as aufams as
tsiI yea.
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ATTORNEYS Az Jaw.

,sss it'ii talae nls rs rifs, Asg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-07

DON'T F&ff. To SEE eur rev Fff 81.
NrmE TRACTS large trast last
aueasd Probably never again wi'f sou
have "a chance - hHr ia Western
Warrington SUCH GOOD IAHu. ~
sell located. FOR 40 LITTLE MON
~ Deep rieh HaIl. very easily cleared
Nicely heated feM minutes Haik ffnm
station. stores. uusfff5ffe. rhureh god
Hrhnat nma raarrat willis Prices ffEf
ffia and gaaa per tract NefF aaay
terms BETTER SO out and see fhanl
come 90 the affies and set fait psffie-
aiars
ROBERT MAATnY.
ats-sz6-9zI Alaska building
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Cheapest View Lots

feat9a tma blaeka from West Seattle
ear uuiT fata tta daan. SIC Per lnsuih.
lafsHsHf per cent
CENTURY nEAHTY Co.
fHrr Nfnaka ffHa 4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11

Man" on Jan.22nd to the people
of Franklin. This play is a good
one and we can heartily recon-
mend it to theatre goers.
Miss Chloe Walker spent the
holidays with her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Griffith,
Mrs. VIM. Price, formerly of
this place, will undergo an opera
ton on Tuesday next. She has
been i'll for three months.
Mr.. Hillyard has been very sue
cessful and fortunate in securing
the Josephine Deffry Co., for a
three nights engagement com
mencing Jan. %.
Bishop Josiah Hammer, wife
and daughters of Cardston, Can
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11

Cards are out announcing the
marriage of George Kearl and
Miss Violet Pitcher on Wednes-
day, Jan. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chambers
are rejoicing over a new baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gyllenskog
are the proud parents of fine
baby girl.
Several members of the w. O..
w. attended the Woodman' ball
in Logan. All enjoyed the trip
and the company.
Mrs. JosephineIleath's children
planned a nice party for her on
her birthday, Thursday last.
The Second Ward Dramatic
Co., will play "Tompkins' Hired
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11

companies each A class in calulus
numbers as many as sixty.tive, a rather
showing ia comparison
with the number taking advanced
work In A. @ S OF the inter.mountain
region At the Oregon school a
womau's building costing $S5, 900 has
just been accepted and new shops cost
ing $4,000 are now almost ready for
occupancy. New barns costing 500, 200
will be completed in March and an
other new structure costing s65, 900 Is
TO be put up Immediately. President
Kerr seems to be enjoying his work in
Oregon very much, and he is said to
be enthusiastic over the outlook for
the future. Professor and Mrs. James
Dryden, who will be remembered here,
are at the o. A. c.. also, and are said
to be charmed with the school, and
Corvallis as place IN which to live.
Miss jeanette Ostlund, Of Brigham,
came home TO Logan Tuesday. She
has had typhoid fever and is improv-
ing slowly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11
In Handsome Quarters.

Everyone loves elegance Who does
not appreciate something more luxu-
rious, more pleasant or more conven.
lent from time to timer Yet each
effort in this direction is invariably
met by greater financial outlay.
1t Is indeed gratifying then, to
scores OF Cache Valley people who fire.
quently visit Salt Lake, to know that,
although the New Windsor hotel is
making vast improvements at an out,
lay of several thousands of dollars,
the present popular rates will be
maintained.
When all improvements are COM
pieted the New Windsor will be un-
questionably the most elegant popular
priced hotel in the west. AS this
house is run mostly in the interest of
the Utah public, citizens OF this com.
munity have more than ordinary in
terest In its progressive policy.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11

winter courses speaks well for the
effectiveness Of the advertising done
and the growing popularity OF the
school. The Farmers Institutes and
personal work Of various" heads OF de.
partments are doing much TO popu.
larize the agricultural work and it is
gratifying that both young and older
men are awakening to a realization Of
the splendid opportunity that is theirs
at the A. G. OF U.
From private source we have been
given certain information in reference
to President w. j. Kerr and the Ore.
gon A. G. that will undoubtedly prove
OF considerable interest to his friends
in this valley. For instance, though
the Oregon school never before en-.
rolled more than 700 students, the
number this year, including those
joining the winter school, will reach
somewhere between ,1,lO0 and 1900
There are at this time 635 cadets Or
ganized into three battallions Of four
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11

On Friday night masquerade
ball will be given in the Hillyard
opera house.
Lyman Hanson and Miss Flor
ence Read were married Wednes-
day in the Logan temple. These
two are very popular young peo-
pie in our ward and a host Of
friends join in wishing them a
bon voyage down life's stream.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Merrill gave
a dinner party to few friends en-
Friday last.
f. II. Miles.returned yesterday
from Montpelier, where he has
been at the bedside of his son
Frank.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed officers, pursuant to an order
OF the Board of Directors OF the Cache
knitting Works, that there will be a
special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Cache Knitting Works held at
the Office Of said corporation in Logan,
Cache county, Utah, on the 10Th day
OF January, 1908, at the hour of Ia
O'Clock a. M, for the purpose OF so
amending the articles OF incorporation
as to provide for the increase OF the
capital stock to $4,000 instead OF
$4,000, and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
f. II. LLOYD, Vice.Pre
OSCAR BoKKMAN, Secy.
First publication Dec. Is
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11

ada are visiting here a few days.
They will locate in Logan to get
the advantages of the colleges.
Alonzo P.Raymond, an old resi-
dent of this place, was down from
McCammon visiting friends a
few days this week.
Mayor Meikle and wife enter
tanned all the outgoing officers
as well asithe incoming city coun-
prepared and a jolly good even
ing spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Smith
have returned from pleasant
visit in Salt Lake.
Mrs. James Thornley, is mu
improved in health the last few
day
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.

A six.year-old son OF M. J. Ballard
IS in very precarious condition from
nropsy.
Judge w. H. King, OF Salt Lake
came TO Logan Thursday night, and
returned Friday morning
Louis S. Carbon went to Salt Lake
yesterday on business pertaining to
the Logan Real Estate company.
Relatives and friends OF Herschel
Bullen Sr. went to Richmond yester.
day to celebrate the gentleman's sixty.
eighth birthday.
Mrs. Winifred Jones, Of Preston, was
brought down yesterday to undergo
an operation for appendicitis at one
Of the local hospitals.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11
Considerable good local news will be
found on pages and 3.

Considerable good local news will be
found on pages lands
DR.. Davis and MILFORD Chatterton,
of Preston, were in the city on business
yesterday
This evening the Y. NJ. @. A. basket
ball team OF Salt Lake plays the B. Y.
G. team in the college gymnasium. 1t
Is expected that the game will be a
snappy one, for the Salt Lakers have
lost honors to retrieve, that bunch
having been already walloped by the
local bunch this season.
Word comes from Robert Murdoch
at Salt Lake City that he has sold
some Of his mining interests for S2O,.
900. Just what stock or proper ~ he
has sold is not known by his son here,
to whom Mr.. Murdoch 'phoned. We
may now expect Bob to put up new
postotflce to be run Ia opposition to
that one Uncle Sam is going to build
here In the course OF five or ten years.
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Smithfield.l
Continued from Page l.

Miss Eva Rice, of Garland, is
able to attend school again after
several weeks illness through a
twisted knee.
Clarence 'Naylor, who is attend
ing school in Salt Lake, is visiting
with his parents.
Dr. X. I. Merrill returned to
Chicago the first of the week to
resume his college workk.
Mrs. David Weeks returned
Sunday night from two weeks
visit with her sister at Spring
Vile
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-11
As a result of recent publications by

AS result of recent publications by
one Geo. Gilbert, International Core
spondence School agent, ]. w. Eames,
former local agent, secured an affidavit
for his arrest on charge OF criminal
libel. Mr.. Gilbert appeared Friday
morning and the preliminary was
set for 2 p. m. yesterday, but owing to
the fact that A. G.. Horn, Mr. Gilbert's
attorney, is now engaged in a trial
and will be busy for some time the
hearing was postponed until some
time in February. Mr.. Eames says ne
is innocent, and claims that Gilbert
cast unfair differences and has done
him great injustice, hence he proposes
to push the l G. S. agent.
The Agricultural College enrolment
for the winter courses has already
passed the 100 mark and THEFT en-.
rollment for the year has reached
100. Naturally enough the school
management is highly elated. That
so many have enrolled for the various
The Washington times., 1908-02-13
CITIZENS REJOICE
OVER DEFEAT Of
GAS COMP PANIES
Jubilee Held by Southeast
Washington Citizens
Association.

The recent victory in the courts Of
the people ever tine gas companies was
the subject for an iraIEouptu celebra-
tiOn by the Southeast Washington CiJi-
Zens' Association last evening. Lenuel
Fugitt, an attorney. made an address.
v hich evoked applause in which he said
that the Commissioners and those of
the Washington newspapers who had
stood for the peoples rights are de
serving of hearty congratulations on
the results accomplished.
T'5v Gas Monopoly, he said, had SO
long aisres1rded the rights OF the citi-
zens that 1t assumed that nothing could
interfere with its desires. The Court
of Appeals, by its decision. has placed d
temporary check on its ambitions to 81
crease its capital. and enrich its own
Golfers at the expense Of a helpless pub
lie whose protests would avail nothing.
Resolutions opposing the Dnlliver bill
were adopted unanimously, The asso-
citation placed Itself on record as favor
ing the appointment by the COmmis-
siOneTs of a board Of education from
among the teachers ar1 officers Of the
school system. The appointment OF
superintendent Of schools by the Com
miSsiOners is also TeCOmm ended.
The association apprOva d the Senate
bill providing for the elimination OF
grade crossings. It was recommended
that the Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
Washington Railroad Company be re-
quired 10 run its tracks into the navy
yard.
1t was decided to hold an open meet
Ing and banquet February IS.
The Washington times., 1908-02-13
SUICIDE
WITH POCKETKNIFE
IN TURKISH BATH
Robert J. AuIt, Wealthy
CinCinnatian, Feared
Mysterious Enemy.

CHICAGO. Feb. I3-Robert J AuIt a
manufacturers agent and raUe.-d 10
De member o. a wealthy Cincinnati
family, stabbed himself with a pocket
knife IN an attempt TO commit suicide in
Turkish bath this morning at ls3
CLARK street The wounded man was
hurried 20 the county hospita,. where
attendants said he Will probably die
Ault is the Chicago representatt ve
Of the Ault WOOdenware Manufacturing
Company, Of Cincinnati At midnight
the desk sergeant at the Central detail
police station received d message from
a man who said his nam, was Ault and
declared that his life was being zorIebr
by mysterious enemy. A short time
later Ault entered the police station
and again reiterated his assertions fb4f
his iife was IA danger.
y Ou'd better 60 take q Turkish hath
There something wrong with vou.s re-
piled the sergeant
A short time later Ault visited fba
place where he subsequently trfed TO end
his life.
He had stabbed himself several tinas
iu the throat when an attendant i'm an
adjoining compartment heard a g-roaD
Hc hurried out and found. ACCORDING
TO his statement 10 the police, that Auif
was s!asLlng his throat with a pocket
knife.
The Washington times., 1908-02-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The Eastern high pressure area has
diminished considerably, the Western
disturbance has passed nortbcasfvar,j
over Lake Superior, and there has bsen
g general and decided rise in pressure
over the Northwest. the Middle Nest
and extreme West. The Southwest *
covered by another disturbance of fair
strength, and snow is falling in conse-
quence IN the central and southern
Rocky Mountain regions. Rains and
SHOWS were general east Of tha Rocky
Mountains and they still continue in
the Ohio valley, the East. and SO1JtiI
with high temperatures. Temperatu tu1-e.s
also remain unSeasOnably high in tba
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys
and upper Lake region, but in the
Northwest and extreme West they have
fallen 10 almost normal conditions.
Rain viii continue tonight and Friday
in the East and South. except that In
the lower Lake region and in the noun
talnS the ram will turn to snow tonight
II will be warmer tonight in the At
lantic states, colder tonight and Fri
day in the Ohio valley and lower Lake
region, and colder Friday in the interior
Of the Middle Atlanti- States
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports Will have fresh southeast
10 south winds with rain to the Grand
Banks