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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
.TYPHOON SWEEPS
HONG KONG
Many Chinese Killed and
Manned in Hufricanei Build
ingS Badly Damaged; Europ-
cans Escape Unhurt,
my Motnlna journal special l..a..a wlr..i


Manila. July PA destructive
typhoon swept over Hong Kong at
midnight last night causing heavy loss
of life among the Chinese residents
and unroofing many buildings. The
tryhoon caused temptuous seas which
resulted In several steamss being
driven ashore
Among the buildings damaged were
the offices Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship company and the Kingclere hotel
The former buildings collapsed COM
pletcly. while portions Of the latter
crumblcd to the earth from the force
of the hurricane.
There was no loss of life reported
among the foreign inhabitants,
Lumber steamers Persia and Schuy-
| kill and the coasting steamers Charles
Hardoun and Laisang were battered
against the shores where at last re.
ports they were still resting
The crew of the British cruiser
Astraca performed gallant service in
attempting to rescue the Chinese crew
Of derelict junk After battling des-
perately in the mountainous seas fol
over an hour the Britishers succeeded
In rescung six out Of total Of thir'
teen. The remaining seven were
drowned. The property loss on shore
will be heavy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
PLEASED
WITH REFORM
IN TURKEY
Foreign Secretary in Speech to
Parliament CounSelS Policy
of Awaiting Developments,

LBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.l
London. July 27.--The Macedonian
question: was raised in the house Of
commons tonight Sir Edward Grey.
secretary Of foreign affairs, said that
the situation had changed suddenly
and greatly in the last few days, and
liz looks as II Turkey herself was go
ing to improve the whole government,
| and the country 20 the benefit of the
Musselmans and Christians, alike. 1t
was better, he said. that the Macedo-
nian question should thus be settled
/ by the Turks themselves than that
partial reforms should De pressed
upon reluctant and obstructive au-
thorities. I'VE ought for the present. .
added the secretary, to preserve an
expcctant and sympathetic attitude
toward these changes"
He deprecated the idea of inter-
vention. in Persia. unless the Persians
subjects became threatening.
Sir Edward took occasion to re-
pudiate in warm terms the idea that
Great Britain's policy was aimed at
the isolation Of Germany or that sne
had and reason to be other
than on good terms with
Germany. He said that while
Great Britain must be free to make
agreements like those with Russia
ana France, far from causing fric-
ton. such policy implied on emnty
toward any other powers. The for
leign secretary's reference to Germany
was drawn out by a discreet speech
by Sir Charles Dixie, and was rather
unexpected. 1t was much canvassed
afterward in the lobbies, where ii is
regarded by many of the members as
, intended to counteract the bad inn
preston likely to be produced in Ger
, many by Lord Crewes speech in the
house last Monday when he declared
It was the first duty of the govern
ment to prepare for the European
conflict, which would probably bC
forced on England before many
/ years.
: The inference also was drawn thai
+ the government was desrous at arriv.
E Ing at an understanding with Ger
e many, similar to that already reached
= with France and Russia.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
DELEGATE RETURNS
FROM THE EAST
Mr.. Andrews Still DiSinCIined
to Extend Conversation
Anent the Nomination,

Delegate W. II. Andrews returned
to Albuquerque last night from his trip
through Quay Guadalupe, Lincoln and
Otcro counties. coming back bS way
of Santa Fc. whore he spent yes
torday. Mr.. Andrews was as uncom'
muneatlve when see at the Alvarado
last night, as 10 the effect of the trip
on his candidacy as on his return
from his Journey through northern
New Mexico.
pI have nothing at all to say" said
the delegate, except that ! am going
10 be nominated on the first ballot.
The situation In the several counties
is good but there Is no need to dis
cuss delegations now. They viii speak
for themselves" =
Questions as to individual counties
failed to elicit any furtltec comment.
MIR Andrews will probably remain
here for several days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
PROBING ALLEGED PLOT
AGAINST F, JAY GOULD

New York, July 27.-Further evil
dence was taken by Assistant District
Attorney Hart today concerning the
alleged conspiracy to secure false evil
dence to be used against Frank j.
Gould in the divorce proceedings
brought by Mrs Gould. The new witt
ness was Blanche Hale hair dresser
in the Hotel Lincoln She was uues-
toned at great length IN the district
attorneys office. after which Mr., Hart
said that Miss Hale had asserted that
she had been approached with a prop
.0stlon to prepare false evidence
against Mr. Gould.
Assistant District Attorney Hart
also had before him today Eleanor
Falk, who IL said to have been em-
ploycd by Mrs. Ben Teal a. drcss-
maker Mrs. Teal was arrested sew.
eral days ago as the result of charges
made by Miss MacCauslan. who first
told Of the alleged conspiracy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
ELECTRICAL STORM
IN PITTSBURG
Three Men Perish When a
Crowded Gasoline Launch.
Turns TurtIei Lightning
Claims Victim

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.l
Pittsburg, July az Exceeding In
intensity the several severe electrical
storms Of the past two weeks, this
city and vicinity was visited late this
afternoon by rain, lightning and thun-
der. At least one person was killed
and score Of Others injured by light
ming. A great number of small fires
occurred and thousands OF cellars were
partially filed with water. 1t is es-
timated that 200 street cars were
slightly damaged during the storm by
lightning
a gasoline launch. ''rhe Merry
Widow" carrying from sixteen ia
twenty workmen from the Jones and
Laughlin steel company's plant across
the Monongahela river to their homes
In the south side Of the city. capsized
tonight In twenty-five feet OF water by
waves from a Pool coal boat. Three
men are known to he drowned.
The Drowned.
HENRY SCHAEFFER.
GEORGE KIMBEL.
THOMAS r. RHIDDICH.
/ Whether others were drowned Is moi
known. {k
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28

representing the states acting togeth-
er. and you can spread the idea indefi-
nitely: but without these two ideas
both preserved a great republic Is i'm
possible. (Applause.D Our flag, there
fore. Is not only beautiful. but II con-
talns thought that will never die
(Applausel
Mr.. Bryan and party will return tt
Lincoln tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
COMMISSION TO PROBE
FREIGHT RATE ADVANCE

Washington, July 25.-Thc inter,
state commerce commission today w.
sued statement TO the effect thai
without waiting for filing Of com.
plants Il vii institute an Investigate
on iis own motion, for the purpose ci
determining whether advances ir
freight rates are Justified
The commission ls having a clos
check kept of all advances In freiyhl
rates
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
THIRTEEN CHINESE AT
HONG KONG DROWNED

Hong Kong. July 27--A typho0a
struck Hong Kong shortly before IL
O'Clock last night. causing unusually
nigh seas 60 run. A number Of Chi
nese were drowned Members OF the
crew Of thr British cruiser Astras 4.
With a searchlight started out IN q
cutter 70 the rescue Of thirteen men
who were fighting Tor life against tn
angr, seas After an hours battle
they suceeeded IN reacuing six of them.
The others being drowned NO damage
70 any Europesn vessels IL reported
The property loss on shore L. heavy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
Boys Life snyen.

My little boy. four years old, had a
severe attack Of dysentery, We had
two physiclans5 both Of them gave
him up We then gave him Chamber
lain's collie Cholera and Diarrhoa
remedy which cured him and believe
that saved his MCMILLAN H..
Is no doubt but this remedy saves
the lives Of many children each year
Give It with castor oil according to tho
plain printed directions and a cure Is
certain For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28

is something Sc hear or read about
every day % our lives. Burns and
ecalde either slight or SERIOUS are
bound 10 happen In your family. BE
lard'a SNOW llninent handy. y re-
tevrs the pain instantly and quickly
heals The burn. sold by } II O'RlelIy
COMPANY
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
a Conlenlel trnnan

n always found In the same house
with Ballard's Snow Ilniment II
Keeps every member of the family
free from aches ana pains. n heals
cuts burns and ucalds and cures rheu-
matlem. neuralgia, lumbaFo and Ell
muscular soreness and stiffness Sold
BY J. H.o'Rieliy co. zsc. SOC and
|tieo = bottle.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28

san Francisco and return, $45.OO, via
direct line, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays of each week, final limit
Nov 30. Via Los Angeles rate is
$500, same limits.
Los Angeles and return, $500. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays Of
each week, limit Nov 80.
san Diego and return, $4,000, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays of
each week. limit Nov. 80.
Coronado Tent City and return, SS5,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
of each week. limit Nov. 30.
~ = n.~lx n rfnv~4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28
r. E. Purdy, Agent

Beginning today hacks will be fur
nlshed by oakeys hack line at all
hours of the day and night. Prompt
und satisfactory service. Telephone
1876 or 1876. II
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28

f. w. DANNENFTnSER, THE
POPULAR BARBER, HAS TAKEN
CHARGE OF THE TESSIER SHOP.
FRED HAVING TAKEN A POST
GRADUATE COURSE IN THE ART
CAN NOW SATISFY THE MOST
FAsTTDIOUS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-28

A full line of Loaded Shot
Gun Shells at Mcintosh Hard
ware Co, IS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
ROCKEFELLER ARRESTED
FOR SPEEDING

NEW YORK. Oct. 6-~wiIllam q,
Rockefeller. nephew of John u.
and the onlY member ~ the family
nov actively engaged at &c Broad
way. was Unable 10 give 800 bail
shea arrested today Tor speeding
hts automobile lie was held at a
police station for lack Of cash. but
later in the day was allowed 20 so
when thu deck captain decided 70
arrmpt hia watch AZ security.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06

= CINCINNATI. Oct g. !
= The board OF directors ~ thw 1
National league today dneiar. 4
e 20 that thu disputed Nsw York 4
Chicago Ea1ne vas a tia and 4
. upheld the decisions of the Z
. umpisea This means that me 4
. game must BE- played over on .
The New York grounds II the 4
New Norka ~ desire. 4
. Tho decision makea II pos 4
sible for New York to hose one I
IT the present series with noA. 4
ton and sttil win the panumnf. 1
= II the Giants win all the games /
= with ttoaton. they will be tied I
. with tbs Cubs. 4
New York could then elect I
= 81 play off the tie game and I
q wtth such a course. the cham I
. pionKhip af the league may be I
. determined BY that one game I
4 between the Cabs and the I
a Giants. This would be true IL I
= the Giants beat the Cubs IN /,
a this game I
~ Ease the biAntH lose one I
q game 20 Boston and then beat ,
. the Cubs in playing off the tie. ,
= New YORK.. Chicago and Pitts. ,
. burg win be tied for first ,
. place I
q IN the event Of the triple ,
= tie a nine game series between I
a the three teams probably wlli /
y be held 10 determine the win. ,
4 mer of the pennant. |
The directors claimed that /.
= New York had the right to ,
y play off the tie game Il vas I
y held that Mufuhy'a claim of = /
4 forfeit was dinallowad because !
under the rules. the Giants ,
= we're allowed five days 10 an. /
y awer IN regard 20 ra.playinR /,
4 a game during the New York. ,
y Chicago series.
The directors upheld the rui. 1
. ing Of Umpirem ODay and +,
= Emslip The situation AZ ii
= stands IL probably the most !
= complicated and interesting !
. state Of affairs that ever mark !
. ed the closing o. the season I
&M 4 80 a 4 A 4 a. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
BUTTE FRANCHISE
STILL Unsettled

The directors ~ the Northwestern
l~axstn nxus az the Butler yesterday.
hut the question ~ a franchise for
Butte neat year and she extension
~ the league we're left open. 70 -
taken up at the scheduled meeting
later III the ysar, Vancouver aaa
officially awarded the ICES rag
The financial reports showed that
vamcousor and Spokane were the
only ciubs with the atmoiwans on
the credit side ~ the ledger. Dag
was = biN loser Joe Gohn. tha
nww owner ~ the Spokane club. waa
present. He verified tbs pmres aAna
figures - tfsaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
KEEP OFF OUR GROUNDS
IS SEATTLE GIRLS DEFY

as a municipal matrimonial bureau
IN Seattle
No Name signed,
The failure ~ the writer OF the
protest to nign her name leaves the
mayors office very much In the
dark about tho further PROCEDURE,
self protection, air. IL the first Law
Of nature. and sure this office,
aaid Private Secretary Ainttefy on
reading the letter, ia not going 20
put obstacles In the way Of any
OF our own residents In the mntter
OF natrimony or anything else
Call II Off
"The only thing ! see, IN the
absence uf the name OF my fair
letter writer. ia 10 call it all off,
and allow Dan Cupid % work out
hls oWn salvation hereabouia. at the
same time leaving those Texas mil
liner maidenn "a thsif fate We
certainly would help this fair nm
known aud the other 800 II We
could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
BOARD BILL DIsPELs
DREAM OF SkYSCRAPER

The promoter waA soQaarioua and
the public WAS Kniiibles Sir mil
Hon dollars saA the cost. a. told ~
the hackers The hackers this
morning let Judgment % $50 SO
By default a board bill@ present
81 b. Mrs. II n MILLER against The
promoter. A y. Gllliea Gtillem 10
settle bis board bill gave the board
inKhnnNe keeper . note on + w.
HnuKhtnn. lioughton accepted n
and endorsed u 10 pay on RepsHm.
Der 1. bar nothing doiag on that
date 80 Judge George handed
dasn q Judgment BY default.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
BELMONT PARK RACES

BEE4M0NT PARK. y. r.. Oct. a.
Results Monday.
MlIe-aueen % Hits won. Lord
gtnnhGpe second. GolindA third
Time 20,
Six TariongA- Helmet wnns Joe
MADDEN aarund, Practical third.
Time - Us
five fari0nxM- strike Out won.
Csn9o second. Wlnterwreen third.
Time - 50 "a
steepsechas about two and half
miles IrnnNldeA won. Sfetia4ana
second. Grand Pat third Time
Es1a
Sis and = half fisFlanw~ Select.
sxsmn won, The Gardener second. AmFi
third. Time - z-s-
Mile and an eighth fsrookdase
Nynph won. Gowan @<eond. Beau
coup third. Tgme-~i.s4.
NEW YORK. Oct. k.-~The West
CHESTER Racing association has de-
esasa to race but four days q week
during the present meeting Al Bell
mont Park Mondays. Wednesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
B0WLERS AFTER
NEXT CONGRESS

The meeting last night IL pronl-
neng bawlers At th~ office Of =. u.
Alien. third vice president ~ the
Western Bowling congress- resulted
tn decision To make every effort
"a bring the 1899 tournament of the
Western Nowila congress % Tits
city. The Seattle Bowling Teuyna-
meut association was organized %
handle the campaign. Joseph y
Morris. Individual champion ~ the
1905 meeting " tho congress- was
elected nr@3idssstf A T. Jenkins wTaa
elected secretary. Upon these tMo
men will fall the bfunt ~ ths cau~
patrn. = b. Rathbun. castiiur ~ she
Washington Trust eompany. waN
elected treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
TAG DAY REPORTS
ARE NOT ALL II

Owing 20 the slowneas ~ =.
Of those rho sold tags on Ts1 -
u ia atlil impossible 10 eo,.ss9
accurately the amount taken X Il
the Charity Organization ss,m.s.
~ Tag headquarters. ii the a.
hotel, $4,000 ~ the figure -.
out, but considerable part N Il.
IL based On estimate
Mrs Wiii = Humphrey s..,s..
out thia afternoon 10 lntervlex I
the Delinquent tag sellers IA =
poets 70 have all the reports Il !.
this evening AZ 8 o'clock IT,
quarters ii the Savoy win BE- Ca.
st That time. aud thereaftef n,
Humphrey will be found il II
Washington Annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
LOUISVILLE RACES

LOUISVILLE Ky. Oct s.~~Re.
suits Monday.
Six f8rianxe Marbles won. Nor
rick second. Apache third. Time
1sf81~&
Nile and TOO yarsts~~N Matte MACK
won. Ethel Carr second Margaret Il
THIRD. Tlme--i AZ "a.
Six furiange Mabel Henry ~on
pr. Holstsrrx second. IfuffooA third
1fue-tst4
Mile and seventy yards fsf
won. xsenap second. Lady Martha
third. Time as is.
Five and a half fsirlong@ sorrow
fat won. crystal Maid second. Arton-
cite third Time OF 4-A.
Mile ard three slxtwefshs Tom
Dogan won. Albert Starr second,
Ttgcginl third. Times % Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
SPORTS


med into smith after Smith had
atgnAled for fair catch. dis.
aiding him for the remainder Of
the game.
wolson Ia on the hospital list
with Htrained arm The loss 90
Charley Thompson win he konly
felt Il waN found that the atocky
center had PLAYED four years ON the
Henderson, Cat. academy team.
which barred him from the local
eleven. As no game IL scheduled
Charley Thompson will be keenHy
for Saturday. Coach Lewis men
win 30 Ia good condition for the
Nottingham game on October II,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
Mayor Warned Not TO Help
Texas Maids To Get
Husbands.

II don't see how the mayor can
find u Ia his heart 60 boost those
Texas Girls when there are 500
aehool teachers and 900 nurses In
this city anxious 20 find husbands. !"
This II the plaint Of nm anonymous
dnmHei who read last nights Star
the farsoff matrimonial cry from
Fort Worth. in the Lone Star state
I'VE are all busy making a livs
ing" writes the fair protestant
and cannot ga oat ia aaelsty aud
set acquainted and no know few
gentlemen #
This letter received Ia the
mayors morning mail Ii the latest
phase ia what now looks promising
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
SEATTLE DAY AT HI
PUYAILUP FAIR

Toasasrow IL Seattle dag al the
PnyAilup valley fair. and a IAaws
number ~ Seattle eitlSena wsIl k,e
aboard the special train which cav.
"a the King ~ depot At | u'rioek
The exhibit ~ ruit vegetables
and stock this year Is especially
fine aud IL attracting much afsssn.
tlen. The Seattle train vii leave
puyAliup on It's return # = o'clock
II h an hours ride each wRy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
ACTING MAYOR FIGHTS
SANDER DAMAGE SUIT

at Madrona hall. on February ,, In
the presence Of Dr. I. y Richard
son aud several othera. ON called
Jeffrey a vile name and accused
him of having left his wife ~ Grip
pio Greek on her death bed sud
come west with another woman.
For this alleged SANDER dam
ages Of $40 goo Is asked. The com.
plalut further states that later In
the day GIN made a similar state.
meus 20 several people outside the
polling piaer. aud for the latter
statement o. 600 damages IL asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
Tacoma's Mammoth Hotel
Is in the Might-Iiave-
Been Class.

FnF lo' The huhhie hath burst
Taeoma'a long hsFaissd. akf scrap
lng. city wtthlnsa city air castle Is
no more Il wAs \ beautiful pipe
while II lasted Fur long has the
city 81 Destiny proudly boasfed ~
her awelnapirinE. architectural IN
novRtion Labelled the Imperial hotel
Morpheus pipa dream was outdone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
RAILROADS EuADE
A HIGHER RATE

The original plan TO ASSESS rail.
roads. steam and electric. al 90 pss
cent az their value was not carried
out BY the state board 81 saualsxa
ton AZ Olympia. AID the railroads
have been assessed at the same rata
az other property.
IN King county Tits IL s8ga per
cent The Northern Pacific main
line II assessed ct tas.p6e aud the
Great Northern at st9.a2t a mile,
In groaa state tRxea King county
this year pays teTA.2io AZ agalna,
81 .is0.0as last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
COUNTY DEFENDS ITS
VALUATION

Answer 10 the complaint IN the
silt of the Seattle Lighting CON.
pany against the county 10 secure
reduction uf the cngnpany's 1907
assessment was filed BY the prose-
cutting attorneys office this morn
Ing The answer alleges that the
original return made BY the iiKht.
Ing company on its personal pfup.
srty 81 $500 $50 vas not - fair val
aafson. ard that therefore The as
SCISSOR made an arbitrary assess.
ment ~ ti.SAa.1as. whieh was
subsequently, endorsed by tie board
~ equalization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
BOND LAWS To BE
PRINTED ON BONDS

The new water bonds which Win
soon be printed by the city are "a
be adorned with neat biz Of
photographic work All the laws
affecting the bonds IN any way
are to be printed directly upon the
bonds instead Of. as formerly. on
separate sheet forming = part u
the bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
SAME OLD PLAY;
MOTHER LIAR

KANSAS cry. Oct & @Farnef
Atfnsnny General MannNtf ~ pisin
today denounced aa = pack - ltes
the statement given @ut bY &ffasfAs9
Tattaa At Cleveland in which TuatHF
said that nobody ever offered AeHs
untt mtanaY 80 afep The pfus~s ki7H
* smsAa against she standard Oh
company
Mennett Nsid she statement pas
utEnxtf untrue amd safupiY . fAstffN
az falsahnssda II ass IN e0nnns 1io*
atfh tnia alleged attempt % 4421sH
Nunnstt that W a. ~Hwafak EFsz
charged that Governor NaaAetl Wmx
eaanreso4 wifh tho standard IN
company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
SEATTLE A PORT
OF MISSING MEN

Three letters bearing inquiries
for missing friends Or relatives
reached the mayors office this
morning from eastern cities Gus
CiarY. Of Elmw0od. Ind wants 10
know what became Of his brother.
Charles E. ciary. who. according
10 telegram that WAS sent ffoai
Seattle. WAS. an September 20. dy.
Ing In the Wayaidc hospital In this
city.
John iiattefAlla. Of Green Springs.
o.. asks the mayor to try and learn
what became ~ Arthur Biiiman.
and II he really died AZ reported
at the county hospital. near this
city.
Evyiine sehofieid, u caliaa. Me.
writes for any information obtain.
able Of brother. George Sehofield.
who np 10 last December wrote reg.
ulAfiY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
STEWART AND SANDY.

Jim Stewart IL also billed 10 nfest
Sandy Ferwusua ON October
There was sons talk Of Kaufman.
Stewart set-to and they mag meet
under the auspices ~ the National
club. Tho nrookiya boy il three
times as fast as Kaufman. but
should Stewart ever stop oae Of
the Cailforntan'a hooks. 20 long.
NARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
DISASTROUS FIRE
STARTED BY BOYS

CHICAGO. Oct g. Fire. be.
lieved 10 have been started by II
boys who escaped from the Ht.
Charles Boys school. threatened =
bis residence section today. The
high wind drove the flames through
q lumber yard. causing a heavy
iosa The inmates 81 the sc.
Charles Home fer Girls we're
thrown Into panic when the
smoke WAS carried into the build.
Ink. Five hundred girls rushed out
IN great fight, and several we're
hurt. but their injuries we're not
serious and no deaths have been
reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
THREE heavy nours.

Johnnie White in hts National
Athletic club in New York City will
III the near future stage three
heavyweight bouts which will with
the elimination process find the
pug With the qualifications to meet
Tommy Burns al Kaufman hooks
up with Fred Bradley next Thurs
day KID Mccoy with Jim Stewart
on October Is, and probably Jack
O'bfien with Sam Laugford on Oc
t0bar 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-06
SPOKANE RACES

SPOKANE. oct S.--Fnterssate fair
results Monday
xs2& trof Lady Sunrise won last
three heats ana race. Laura w aee-
omd, Deeepfion third Best time
all Laura VI AVON the first hsat
AIS pare-Josephln wou In three
straight heats. s0ianS boy second
Lucky Pet third. E8est time 11A
Five furI0nxa Brush Up wnu
Belle Brady astcund Belle 81 Port
land third Tisse--l Ca.
Htx fufianxa The MouAer won.