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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04

murder w II. Bowc, Frank Whitco.
arson, alleged TO have fired the home
of susie Ellsein Eva Thomas, burg.
lazy and larceny; James and Ray Bit
chel. riot. Eugene Bradley. burglary
AMI larceny; Ed Duffy and Tom
Green. riot; Charles Wolfe. malicious
mis- chief; Frank Mitchell and William
Farmer robbery. charged with having
robbed Deputy County Treasurer
BoWe of money diamonds and a re.
volyer.
Mitchell aud Farmer are held as
members of crowd of colored men
who held up Bowe and shot him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04
TAFT PLEASED
WITH RETURNS
COMMENTS ON VERMONT ELEC.
TlON -- RESULT SHOWS RE
PUBLICAN STRENTH.
TO MAKE TOUR OF OHIO
People of Own State viii Have First
Opportunity Of Seeing and Hear.
inn Candidate For Pres-
dent.

Midlle Bass Island, Ohio, Sept, q
Comment indicating that the Repubii-
can situation generally might have
been improved if the Vermont ma
jority had been less, was made today
by Taft
THE returns, he said, "are very
satisfactory. In round numbers the
majority is 10000 which is nearly
what it was in 1904 and equal to 1890.
It is an indication that there is no
undercurrent against the Republican
party and no trend toward such a
radical change In opinion Of the elec-
torate as is essential to Democrats
success in November.
1T would perhaps have been bet
ter, from the standpoint Of the party
managers, if the majority had been
less, in order that the danger of over
confidence might be lessenod among
the Republicans
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04
INDIANA CAMPA PA|CN
Of independence Party Opened Last
Night at apolis-Hisgen
and Mccaskrin Spoke.

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. 3.-The In
diana campaign of the lndependence
Party was opened here tonight The
FIRST speaker was George W. McNasF
Iin. candidate Of the party for govern
1r Of Illinois. He was followed hy
Thomas L. Hisgen. presidential can
didate.
He blamed the two ord parties TO.
whatever ill the laborcr farmer and
business man are suffering and prom
ised that all these ~ 80 De cured
when the government is reisorei q
he peop's. which he said the Inie
pendence party intended doing IL civ
n an opportunity
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04
WRIGHT MAKES
AEROPLANE TRIP
on SECOND FLIGHT AROUND
DRILL GROUNDS AT FORT
mYER. PULLED LEVER WRONG
AND HAD SLIGHT MlsHAP.

Washington. sept O. - Orvilie
Wright made a flight in his seroplane
At Fort Nvcr. Virginia. this evening
Wine making the second circle Of the
drill grounds Nr. Wright pulled The
level which contr-'s the plane In the
wrong direction and he was compelled
to descend in order 10 avoid running
into some wires
The machine encircled the grounds
one and was half way round the fiei /
wien the mishap occurred The aero-
plane vas in the air for one minute
and fifteen seconds
MFight estimted tofays speed Al
8 miles an hour. covering a distsnCr
of about threeausTfeTs Il . mile
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04
FRIENDS SELECT OFFICERS.

WiHuna Lake. Ind. Sept 3-The
gene raj conference Of Friends clCsad
today after selecting Officers. l'r-
jose % Swain. Of Swarthmore college
vas chosen president. Eertha Bronze
GO Wilmington. Del. secrf tary- X
Tarkley Snfrcer of Phiad siphii. gen
ersi secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04
ST. PAUL RACES

St Paul. MINI Sept. S--All races
of The Great Western meeting today
were decided in straight heats. BTara
Birdie wen the Freshman 2-10 trot
5000. Bet time 2,e9iz Disnsnd
King won The els pace. sioeo. e.
2.ft4- Tae 2.eS tr0t. 2apo. was wo7
by Ealry Alice IN 2-I9is
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04
OFFICIAL CANVASS
Is Al Th7t WI Determine Rcpubli.
can Nomination For Governor N
Michiosr Primaries.

Detroit Mich. Sept While mot
c1Bcciins tde rauemination 81 GOV
fmor Warner iu Tuesdays primaries
the Free Press tonight completed a
new tabulafion Cf returns which. with
.17 pre.>lcts missing. gives Warner q
lead Ol SIS ovevr Bradley Uto OPP
ncsef Warner for The Republican
nomination. and who was -urU0re
by the Free Press. lt is n0R tholEH'
that nothing short e the official can
rass can determine the nomination
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04
HursreR FOUND DEAD.

Paw CITY. Mica Sept 3 HeThert
Jerks. aged q years. a. Joliet. ~
vas found shot dead io1sy IN 2 res-
boat IN which he hal heea auek hunt
Ing. II Is supposed that he a~eile1f-
silv shot himself as the shotgun h
bis side hal one empty barrel
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04

roe Bulletin IL a member u the As
aorfstaa Press tne Ers-afesi news
s.tnarIns assnszsuon In he seTlA
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04

Compare The Bulletins society
5olam3 Nth The other Cairo papers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04

tCoOeladea or Thlrd Pase.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-04
MIR. Watkins Replies.

When Watkins rose 10 respond. ti7
audience vas on its feet cheering and
raving hats and handkerchief while
H-tle girls presented the candidate
vftb huge bouquets OF flowers The
ovation lasted several minutes When
auief had been restored Watkins
sr.oke AZ length Of the predominant
issue from his point Of view. eonclud
iuE p follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
sCHo1rs MAY ROW AT OLYMPIC
One Time winner mt Henley fl Com
ing Ont Again.

NEW YORK, June g. Lou scholes OF
Toronto is going 10 compete at the Olym-
pic regatta as a single ~sculler, and the an
nouncement may set at rest the oft re-
peated statement that the winner of the
diamond sculls is afraid. sholes sent his
entry to the Olympic committee last week,
and he did It without any blare of trumpets;
in fact. he tried TO keep the information
quiet. Now that II is out It also may be
stated that Alfred Ward Of the Harlem
river, is about completing a single shell
which Scholes is to take abroad for the
Olympic games. The shell is the finest
ever constructed on the Harlem.
Scholes has not been to England since he
won the diamonds. Although a Canadian
by birth and choice, Scholes isn't over
popular at Henley, for one reason because
he was very fast, but chiefly because of q
story which was freely circulated around
Henley. 1t was related that when a tour
ing Engllshman went into the hotel OF the
elder Schnles at Toronto and asked TO see
the diamond SOULS which the youngster
won there was a search behind the taproom
bar and that at the end OF fifteen minutes
or so the sacred medal was dug out of from
behind a lot OF ice which surrounded a gin
bottle. That's how much Lou thought OF
the diamond SOULS. The Englishman
time-honored national trophy that way,
and he made an awful row over It when he
went home. 1t may be possible that the
laws of compensation will let Scholes' visit
balance the Niekall's invasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
spRrNTERs SHOW FINE FORM
Three Boys Whose Chances for the
Olympic Team Are Good.

Three Boys whose Chances for the
Olympic Team Are Good.
NEW YORK, June 6.-The three sprinters
Of the early season who have a good
chance to make the Olympic team are
Ernest T.. Nelson OF the Boston Athletic
association, ]. a. Rector OF Virginia and
bob Coughlan OF the Irish-American Ath-
letic club OF New York. All are minors
and each has done the hundred in close
TO record time. and while the record may
not be allowed by the American Athletic
union, the general public Is willing TO
credit Rector with a mark of 0:s%. as
caught by three watches. II is also willing
to believe that Rector. having frequently
beaten ten seconds, can repeat his more
marvellous performance.
Nelson is ~ years old, 5 feet 4 inches tan
and weighs 15 pounds. At the Harvard
interscholastic games this spring he did the
huhdTed In Os9M and won the two hundred
and twenty IN O:A%. the latter ~equaling
shick's record. He is also a good runne
at any distance up to 500 yards. Rector
made his latest record at the Southern in
tereollegiate meet. He is no novice, hay-
ing defeated Forrest smithson and Nat
Cartmell. CouGhlan is the youngster OF
whom great things were expected last
spring, when he ran second in the hundred
OF the junior championships and won in
the two hundred and twenty, being held
back in the first in order to score more
points for his team. Later he broke a
bone in his foot. This season he has
been doing o;9% in his hundred-yard prac-
tice,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

100. 30 and 1000 yards, two sighting shots
and fifteen rounds to count AZ each range,
with Bisley targets and scoring. In the
continental international match all the
shooting viii be at 300 metres-sss yards
and each competitor viii fire 40 rounds;
forty standing, forty kneeling and forty
prone. scoring In this case being on the
decimal principle. the target being one
metre In diameter. with a black center or
visual" O.Gom. diameter. the entire target
being divided into ten zones, counting from
one to ten points.
An elaborate program OF competitions
with miniature rifles fired at distances
varying from twenty-five to 100 yards has
been drawn, and for revolver and pistol
shots ample provision has been made, and
what is believed to the foreign visitors
will prove a novelty are a number Of
matches and contests on the running-deer
range.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07


The spirited races in both big leagues
continue. but the one in the American is
a little tighter and more Interesting than
that in the National Up to Saturday
morning there we're 1856 points between
Cleveland in first place and Boston in
eighth, ana that doesn't really represent
The narrow margin. The leaders had won
only five more games and lost but seven
ever than the tailenders. Cleveland had
won one game over Philadelphia and
philadelphia was half a game ahead Of
St Louis and Detroit. whieh(were tied for
third place, and Detroit and 81. Louis were
Dne game ahead OF New York and Chicago,
which were tied for fourth aIace. Then
same Washington and Boston close behind.
A race could not be more exciting. ID
shows that every team is playing good
ball and that practically the same standard
OF ball Is being played by ali teams. Each.
team has a chance to win the pennant
and that's the Ideal OF base ball. Chicago
siil has a sinai lead in the National and
gives evidences that II has recovered some-
what from its recent setback. though II
Etil has several men on the hospital list
and by 20 means a eipch on the flag. New
York appears TO be out OF the running
The persistent fight Of Cincinnati continues
70 attract interest. II made the Cubs curl
their stubby tails ard git during the
week. II has done enough TO show clearly
that from now on the team that beats n
must fight and fight hard. Both Philadel-
phia and Pittsburg are stlli putting up
fast ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Western league magnates admit there is
something in the talk OF annexing Mime
epolis and Kansas City. and possibly 81.
Paul 20 the Western league next year. The
general sentiment on the circuit win well
come the two former, but not ST. Paul.
81. Paul is not a base ball town and could
not add anything desirable TO the Western
Ieague. Better keep Denver and Pueblo.
h would give an eight-team circuit sure
OF paying results. The fans OF the Western
league have patiently put up with this six
club affair about as long as they should
he required TO. and the magnates should
see 70 II that they are not compelled 10.
tolerate II longer than this year. The re-
viyal OF this talk comes from the reiterated
determination Of a certain clique of Ameri-
can association magnates 10 Invade big
league cities. While wishing no good for
oatlawry. Western league fans Will vel
come thu expansion Of their circuit and ele-
walton Of the and OF bail,
"uniess the Cubs round 10 on this eastern
trip somebody is going TO have a chance
To pass them" Well, then. they'n round
10, That's all.
only nine more days until Charley Muir
ply will have 10 take TO the political
stump. You know what you promised.
Charley.
Wei. the world is not all bad after all;
the National commission refused 10 let
down the bars 70 Jeems Callahan.
Omaha has taased Lincoln out. Of Us
sleep. now IL win proceed TO nan down that
p%ennRnt.
Wfl somebody kindly tell US who is go
inENo win that American league buntingg
Thompson. pouted one inning His
team lost. Doesn't that sound naturally
What win happen whsa Graham and Han
Aokh round tor
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Ever try The Bee Want Ad Columns7 II
not, do So. and get satisfactory results.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

YIN somebody kindly tell us who is GO
inENo win that American league buntingy
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Well. the world Is not all bad after all;
the National commission refused 10 let
down the bars TO Jeems Callahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Thompson. pouted one inning His
team lost. Doesn't that sound n~aturalf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

sleep. now IL viii proceed 10 nail down that
pennRnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

oAly nine more days until Charley MUIR
ply will have 20 take to the political
stump. You know what you promised.
Charley.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

"uniess the Cubs round TO on this eastern
trip somebody 10 going TO have a chance
10 pass them" Well, then. they'n round
10. That's all.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

What win happen whsa Graham and Han
Aeth round tog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
SCHWAB PURCHASES
TWO DRYDOCKS

San FItANLlSGD. Nov. IA
Charles A SchWab. head Of the
bethlehem Steel company. which
controls the Union iron Works. of
this city. announced today thar the
steel company had purchased the
controlling interest in tho San
Francisco Drydock company. which
owns two big docks ~ Hunters
point. within san Francisco bay. a.
well an q humber II floating docks
for smaller vessels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
4 r,orenee spoffOrd Is
y Ind Dead in Home
q Mrs. Wood.

ally asphyxla'ed WINE
lpqa NV ~ NAY a Miss Florene \,
~ ~ : professional nurse ,,'.' We'll
<i'fa ,se medical profession,
s .s,.'~s,er',i in her room at .he
y dlsee ,, r. Wood. az the
W. q N ssna av. on the shores
NJ Z = a,ssseIngton. shortly after
shls mernins - -,
ss,efIcrA was a. years CID
- .'s,,,s ,a'd By no relatives. the n,
IN : sa', ,s,noved to the undetsak
III ~ .snmant OF nutterworth =
IN .ssrs il viii Be held pending
arrangements.
wrs Wood arose this
W. .Se vent 10 Miss Spot
.,,e and knocked There
.sssonss and when the door
y : ~ a strong edor Of sas
~ 1900. The fluid was es'
y - s,.n 4 small Eas stove AZ
n MAS Spoftords bed.
~ ,Alnks that che woman
M ~. 4. "a on last nlsht after
- =, =, room but moved tho
a.. ..i.s loo far, thus allowing a
M n I a the fumes
IlataAi ~ - woman'a death
Ms =, many friends this
49, 49, = xaa spoiford was q
|rpse y. ,.,rcsIyAun and Was appar'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
WANT CONTROL OF
FISHERIES TO BE
In STATE

The Washington state fisheries
commission appointed by Governor
Mead Ia an executive seHs,un held
last evening at tho Butler hotel
took definite action against FEEDER
al control OF fisheries IN the state
Il was the ooncenaua OF opinion OF
tho commission that the state ia
we'll able 20 take care Of It's fish.
erieB without Interference from the
government.
John Crawford. NJ tho opening
session OF yesterday afternoon.
stated that the preservation OF the
salmon In the waters Of tho Colum-
bia river and other streams OF the
state depends upon tho sxtermlna.
ton of the trout In these streams.
He said that thaae trout eat mil,
iiops of salmon fry every year.
State Game Warden Henry Rolf
told the memhers 81 the commits,
sion in a heated argument that he
represents the sporting interests
Of the state. and does not propose
10 have a lot OF salmon men
maklng laws TO control tho game
and fiah interests. In reply 10
Rsifa remarks. Chairman Mo
Gowan said that Il IL the intention
Of the commission alnpiy 10 hives.
tiEata conditions and make proper
recommendations
AZ the closing OF the sessions ~
the commission. Chairman Mellow
an appoinsed committees 20 report
on the recent trouble between Orc.
gon and Washington fishermen on
the Columbia river, and also a com
mittee To consider necessary 70.
vision Of tho laws governing fish.
cries IN the state. The members
II these committees have not yct
bonn announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
BE on HAND EARLY.

We uFee yoa 10 come the firHt
thing tcmorruw. for it's not AZ all
unlikely that This sale Nill end BE-.
fore the day IL over Then again.
~ being here early you can select
from a larger assortment
Remember. each and every piano
sold IL guaranteed strictly brand
naw the yery latest Htyie--and
wlli be found exactly ss represent.
ed IN every particular OF your mon.
eY refunded ID y Johnston Co.
Oldest aad Largest Dealers. Third
and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
SNEAK THIEF Is
STILL AT WORK

While four persons wsro seated
IN the kitchen. a daring sneak thief
entered the home 81 Lee Smith. SOC
end av. yesterday morning be-.
tween 10 and II o'clock. and ran.
sacked the house from cellar 20
garnet
The thief secured about 81 10
cash and several articles of iewelry.
Mr.. Smith reported the matter to
the police bat Investigation failed
10 produce any trace % The thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
| ON THE FRONT



Ths British steamer Teucar vas
reported a. hanlna arrived To- f9ko.
hama yesterday. she viii sail for
Seattle Nov ~
THO japanese atsanns Shtuanp
Nnru was reported ~ wireless Yes
tafday aud " expected 90 rrarh Vie.
toria on her way 10 Seattle TITS
morning,
The u p. r. steamer Princess
Beatrice will take the schedule ~
the Princess Victoria while that
boat will take that % the Princess
Royal which tH now nut 20 com.
mission unAnfg ainK repalFM
Steamer CitY % rusUia will rot
SAIL until midnight tonight on as-
eoant % her delay yesterday IN the
sgemmgF rimsia arrived yesterday
81 San Pedro. Cal
steamer aHverunr viii arrive
from san FrAneiaca tomorrow
morning
Ausrlgan hagksutlne AmAsAnth
arrived last week ~ Hfinny stir
a cargo II iumbef from suahd
parta
British steamer CrniNsaF arrived
nu tha suund today from MAntiA
and the Ortrnt under charter 10
Wstsrhaasa a 90. she viii carry
= return earaa - government stores
70 the Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

Select one of the strictly brand
new pianos. well known New York
makes. which are offered In this
sale a. tia2. and the palmer styles
N ties. or secure one ~ the reKn.
lar t3e5 and $3.50 values offered ln
this Emergency Sale ~ e12s and
t4st Or choose between the many
other rare values az corresponding
reductions We say. come In TO.
morrow morning sud select which.
ever one beat suits your purse
make a small payment down and
agree 20 pay the balance a. best
suits your convenience. and woil
deliver tho piano az once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
ANY DAY MAY
SEE THE END
LAST CHANCE FOR PIANO BUY.
ERs TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
or EMERGENCY SALE AT o.
8. JOHNSTON co.

The opportunity % secure a fine
strictly brand new hlgh grade piano
at the present Emergency Sale
pricoa will soon BE- gone. At the
present rate it's only a question OF
a few DAYS before every ono OF the
remaining fine new pianos we ac.
cured from oyerstocked eastern fac.
tories will have been disposed 81
and your opportunity gone. Onp
thiug IL a certainty. and that 10. n
yea intend 20 secure : good piano
within the neat few years. and tbs
Esalng 81 n good round sum of
money Il any ohiecs. you bad bet.
ter come IN hers the fret thing
tomorr0w morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
POPULAR vorE IN 1899.

EDITOR star VIII you publish
the popular vote that each prepi-
Dental candidate resolved In ts8s
A Adler.
In 1855 Mckinley received Glnt
T7s votes Bryan. S.to4.sas. giving
Mckinley a plurality ~ sol $50 Tho
popular vote q other candidates
was Lowering (prul. 70 eel.
Palmer (nati dcnl. ia1.f&s. Match
ctr tsoc. lab. 8d4Tts bentley
tnatl. t3asa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
olERcE WILL BUILD
ESQ. 900 STRUCTURE

commission have inspected thu 1909
exhibition grounds and have looked
over several sltaN offered by the ex.
position management X n under
stood that Pierce county viii spend
close o. $4,000 Ia the erection % a
building and tire structure win
house all kind. ef exhibits. II tho
stockado IL reproduced near the
Pierce county building. Il will be
used 20 house the historical ex-
hibits
for the Pierce county building. After
the commissioners decide upon tho
plans for the structure, site VIII
be given them by the management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
DISCUSS new HOME
FOR SEATTLE SAILORS

AZ the annual meeting OF the So.
attic Seamens Friends society last
night 10 Che Plymouth church. steps
were taken for providing new
home for destitute sailors, since the
property now serving that purpose
On Western av, will soon be dc.
stgoyed BY the street widening op.
erations, The property ls valued az
SSa 900 ~ round numbers. aud will
be disposed o. tho money raised
thereby golng toward the new homo.
Chaplain q T. West stated that
during tho past year ~ .sg0 met had
been aided BY the society In various
WAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
Jaw ruos, loNa cnulsn.


- 10y United Ffaae,l
NEW YORK Nov. la@F0ur sea
FoinF navy tugs. which have hecn
viii start aeon on a ia, huA suiile voy.
nso that will lead them along the
route followed hy the fleet OF bat.
ueahina how on globe eiroiing
trip The mission of the fiotlilA
AeeerdinF 60 Capt ~ X. Ferguson
who 10 ~ command, IL 70 give IN /.
atruetionH IN mine planting 70 army
and navy officers on the Pacific
oot&
The tugs left Ito ahlpyard today
for Governors ialahd where crews
Z M provisions VIII be taken aboard
Tho boats are due In san Franoiaeo
on April 80, and, after visiting vari.
Gus Pacific coast points, will go 20
the Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
AudIenee chssrs verdIet.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Nov. IA,
Mary NJ. Cavailero, accused "
the murder OF Waiter Sprouie In
this city last July. was acquitted
late yesterday afternoon ON tho
first ballot The jury WAS out leas
than ten minutes.
Miss Cayallero was unmoved as
the verdict was announced The
audience cheered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

A paper wha read By Miss vlr-
Hinia MeMxShen. secretary u the
Charity orRAniAAtl0n society. uefore
the quarterly meeting % the Wofo
ems Baptist union 81 Seattle. held
81 the Ballard Baptist church yea.
tefday The paper was "a comp0fi
son ~ az mathoda IN vogue iH F.
attic and Portland for the earing for
tie destitute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
Up. Building to Be in
slsle Of Old-Time
Block House.

- hsunty's building on the
"a 4 the Alaska \ nixon Pa
4 ss.s.sifian next year may be
.A.tlen o. the old Fort Mis-
.vsade. or one AZ the biE
4 Nses o. the Nisqualiy val
..s.Aer with a regulation ex-
~ sslldlng 10 be used for puf-
4. i sniertAinmenI
-'nkfs ~ the Pierce county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

patroitnAa G. = oasu nas sus.
pended from Outs Cor - aays last
aswht BY chieg ~ Foitne Ward. az
the rceait - fhs buFHtariElns 81
five stores a. the corner ~ EtEnth
ard PIKE Tuesday slight the
beat Whnn the burglars we're 81
work. rfVe uatfeiman were ralftnH
Pine - lodging house. only a
few htnrka away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12

BUFFALO, n. r.. Nov. i3.-~-s}i 4
Chinese were Awspt 10 death over
the American falls Of the Niagara
river. near here. today while they
were attempting 80 svadn zhr fe1
srAi Officers and enter tvs United
states Fpur other Chinese we're
saved frofa the rlsar and riutch 3 al
from the upper rapida ~ the pur-
suing officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-12
SUBPOENA FOR
MRS. GUINNESS

LAroHTE. Ind, Nov 10 Deem
Ing that Mrs. f1olla Guinness. the
Hey Wofdrui on behalf 81 Ray Lam
phare. the widows servant has
caused subpoenaa 90 be issusd for
her
The name Of Mrs gunneaa stands
TO be summoned ~ Lamphare tQ
prove hia innocence Of tho charae
~ numbering Mrs 0unne4a aud het
three ohiidrtn on April 80. 1895
SuhpennRs for Mrs. Guinness have
aheriffs.