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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
RAlLR0ADED To
OBLIVION

WAsHfNGTOS oct p--The I'm
prssaian prevails here that Colonel
william y Stewart the famous
Fort Orauf exile. will be Fallroafsd
from the army az the result - the
examination by the Hpeciai board ~
the army 60 determine bis state o.
health. which was concluded here
this afternoon. Tho Impression ia
strengthcnef hy the fact that the
board refused 60 summon any ~ the
fs witnesses whose names were SUBJ
mifted BY Col stewart yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
MAKE REDUCTION IN
POLICE ESTIMATES

After the committee ~ through
With the estimates the question Of
whether a bond issue shall be sold
IL 20 be settled. and IL is here that
The council members are AZ sea
The suburban councilmcn as
rule insist upon being allowed ap-
propFiaiiona from the general fund
20 assist their district improve
mcuts The downtown councilmen
generally express the opinion that
this should not be done In this
case the entire cost Of district i'm.
proyCmcnis must come from prop
erty owners IN the shape Of direct
assessment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
PINCH0TS POLICY
is UPHELD

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 0-The
opposition 10 the government for.
estry policy was defeated IN the
Trans Mississippi congress today
Former Gov. George G. pardec. of
California. representing Chief For
ester Clifford plnehot has been IN.
cessantly at work lobbying against
the various resolutions, and today
Frank H. Short attorney for the
Huntington power interests, amend.
ed his resolution 10 as to make It
harmless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
DEATH FOLLOWS CLOSE ON
COL den WEDDING

the best Of health and happy as the
bride OF years ago. greeted her hus
band and nine children. with every
expectation Of being with them Tor
many years 20 come
The day was ono % Joy 20 Mrs
Wood. and In her happiness shs
gave no thought 70 the fact that
years had weakened her once TO.
bust health. and she overturned her
strength. The excitement kept her
up, but after the celebration Was
over. she became weaker and
weaker and finally passed away
this morning.
Funeral services will be held at
the family residence At , o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
LAvISHED AFFECTIONS
AND COIN ON HIS WARD

adopting the girl, who Is 90 all APP.
pcnfances a woman Of maturity,
aud bringing her To their home 90
live. She also alleged that he had
living rooms fitted up an Ahc rear
OF the pharmacy az First az. and
Pike st.. where II was his habit 20
carouse and drink in the company
OF Miss Lund A large number Of
photographs which Miss Lund and
Hlrach caused 20 have taken Of
themselves at different times figure
In the evidence. and several are
said 90 portray more than the or.
binary affection OF guardian and
ward. Mrs Hlrsch claims 70 own
the entire capital stock In the
Hirsch pharmacy, and asks for the
recovery OF her property rights In
addition Ia a divorce decree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Appropriation Exceeds
Last Year'sSlashing
Continues.

In = second pruning process com.
nseneed last niKht the city councils
finance committees slaehed the 10.
ilcn department estimates from
f471 Go 20 t35g.3i5. The amount
ailpp 81 the department last year
vas ta06 tsb. and the Increase is
laFewif 20 pay for special police
service which will be required dur.
INK he exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
WILL NOT PROSECUTE
YOUTHFUL FORGER

Harry G Couls, the youthful
forger who swindled the Seattle
National banl, out Of $500 and was
arrested a few days ago for at.
tempting 20 pass a forged check for
$59si6 on che same institution. will
not be prosecuted for his. crimes.
the young man was released from
zee city Jail yesterday afternoon.
Officials OF the bank refused TO
prosecute the youth because the
young man'A father agreed to fully
reimburse the bank and an other
persons who have claims against
him.
Captain of Detectives Charles
Tenant constAtod 70 Coulb re-
lease on tho condition that he Navo
the city Immediately and stay
awRR Couls has agreed to do thiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
CALLS ON FRIENDS FOR
THEIR USUAL SUPPORT

living could not have been eonsfd.
erred for an instant Nov we have
= dozen applications which are BE-.
Ing Investigated
This Is only q sample Of what
we can do nov. But We don't want
20 have TO spend any 81 that tiz,s
600 10 pay the running expenses Of
the Charity Organization. Twelve
thousand dollars IL a lot Of money
indeed. yet everyone must rsmsm.
Der that there Is so much drMtitn.
ton that u wiil not 80 a very great
distance. Only = person who has
spent DAYS In our offacc has any
idea of the misery and misfortune
that there IL In . large city.
Pass Misery BY.
IT Is right under every body q
nose. but in their hurry about their
own affairs they rush b. unaeeing
Il would be a calamity TO the poor
and needy Of the city II the good
people OF Seattle were to think
they had done everything necessary
for the poor. nos that they have
thought tags. and take no more Ia.
tereHt In them.
Il heartily approve OF the suR.
gestion Of The Star reader TO OF.
ganixe little clubs which wtli raise
money 20 pay the fixed expenses
81 the Charity Organization Every
dollar given for this purpose means
another dollar for some person
Who needs II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Reason for Seeding.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct "A
note 10 the Turkish government
from the Bulgarian minister today
states that Bulgaria seeded from
Turkey for the purpose Of increas-
ing the friendship between Turkey
and Bulgaria. II denies any con-
nection whatever on the part OF
Bulgaria with the annexation OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria.
II Is plain that Bulgaria Is seeking
to placate Turkey by the argument
that the secession was inspired by
the same spirit that actuated the
young Turks in their fight for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
FORTS OPEN FIRE.


VIENNA, Oct. e.-The Turkish
forts a. constaptlnople have fired
on a vessel In the Straits Of the
Bosphorus which was flying the
news Bulgarian flag OF Independence.
according 70 a message just re
ceived here. The general situation
10 far more serious than ever be-
fore. Declaration OF war between
Austria and SerVia is expected any
moment. Russia's fleet In the Black
sea 10 uobllixina. British ships
have been ordered 20 steam inme-
diately 20 Lemnes, a Turkish de
tendency. A general breaking away
Of the Turkish empire 10 Imminent.
and tho complications confronted
BY the powers become more tangled
every hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
CHALLENGES
HEARST
Francis Heney Wants to
Meet Newspaperman
on the Platform.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct g.
Francis J. Heney, assistant district
attorney. In charge of tho graft
prosecution IA this city, to-day is-
sucd the following challenge to
2lyb.0 Randolph Hearst;
"3ss ~sei .esdorse the attitude of
swsa~ &Aasr ~ sssniBco Examiner I'm
esasswusrs a. tAs sraH prosecution
> shs<ibsSb.as sou To defend upon
a sAsssN eatSsA'slb sHh me the po.
SaRkew 500 AbwSae faAc& Appoint the
SAisa go Ne oleOe I VIII defray
NE $Syb assaA
9RDe9 > challeogo appeared la an
afternoon papeT here In the form
Of statement o0r his Cpame
Hcafst was at his home at Pleas
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Tah Taxing : Rsss.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Oct g.
Judge VIM. VI Taft will rest AZ the
home % BIS brother. Charles =.
Taft. here until Monday. when he
will start on his tour 81 Ohio aud
West Virginia In the meantime
Taft viii not make many speeches.
but will take the best care OF his
voice aud keep himself IN readiness
for the vigorous activity that will
mark the closing days OF the cam.
paign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
WILL
TRIUMPH
Bryan Ia Certain People
VIII Win Fight Over
Corporations.

JOLIET. Ills. Oct. e.--in a
speech here today, VIM J. bryan
expressed his confidence that
right uili triumph" Ia the present
campaign, and said 4 am sure
that the viii Of thn people will
overcome the wishes Of the cor.
porationH which desire the election
Of Judge Taft 70 the presidency
Bryan went over the main issues
of the campaign and criticized the
Republican platform and the man.
ner in which the Republican cam.
paign has been conducted
Former Gov David " Francis. ~
Missouri. IN accompanying Bryan
on his tour Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
PRATT TOOK BOTH SIDES IN
CITY REGRADE CASES
MESSAGE FROM CHANCES WIFE WON the GAME

CHICAGO. Oct s-~Ths ls wedding anniversary. You
just win" message flashed Chicago Cap.
tain Chance Cubs game
the National league psnnant Of 1905
"Soa wn" flashed through Chances
third inning
third. Chance swung q, nrst bau
pitched. sending far In the scoring
little celebration his account
After the game the happy wife, watching
the Orchestra hail. her husband this
This seems TO be yeur day.-Edth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
ttot,IIltIet Certain.

LONDON. Oct. ENGLAND today
abandoned hope OF avoiding war In
the Balkans. and Il seems certain
that hostilities will break out i'm.
mediately between Servia and
Austria
The British press today openly
hints that the breaking up Of the
present alignment an the Balkans
will be the cue for England 10
annex Egypt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Arguments Begun Before
the Supreme Court
This Morning.

OLYMPIA. Wash. Oct s.-The
largest audience that has ever bern
present attended the supreme
court today beginning at 10
O'Clock arguments began on four
attacks upon the direct primary
Law ard wili be concluded late this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

SEEKS sIssrxc BROTHER.

Mra. NJ Britton. who arrived 10
Seattle a week ago from brooklyn
NJ ~ ist trying 20 locate her brother
James Edward Smith. whom she has
not seen since 1875 Re left home
70 20 On the training ship st. Mary
lie was last heard 81 about three
years ago tn the west His age IL
81 Mrs. Hrfttou can 30 reached 81
Station a. box 40. ~ anyone having
information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

TONIGHT FAIR AND COOLER; SATURDAY
FAIR, LIGHT VARIABLE WINDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
GETTING READY
FOR BIG CAME
killian VIII Be in the
Box for the Tigers
Tomorrow.

nETROiT. Mich. Oct s--An
Nuy q carpenters went 20 work 10
~ In Bennett park erecting tiers
q additional seats 20 Accommodate
he great crowds expected tomor-
- to witness the first game Of
ins Horlds championship series be-.
IEesn ne Detroit Tigers and the
chicago Cubs An additional press
POI q being built 10 accommodate
~ neHapaDeF correspondents.
hagheg Jennings has announced
nj he VII use Killlsn ia the open.
lax game. reaerviug Donovan for
lhe Sunday contest al Chicago.
vi<ary. who has been out Of the
sAme. viii resume bis place at
short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
That's Why Mrs. Hirseh
Is Now Seeking a
Divorce.

ANerinE that her husbands in.
faiuation for Marie nroaklund. or
Marie Lund. as she is sometimes
known. is such as 10 cause him TO
neglect the business Of the Hirsch
Pharmacy company. o. which he IL
manager. and to squander large
suns Of money on his charmer
Chrlatlne 3 Hifsch IL suing for a
divorce from Thomas G. Hlrsch In
the superior court today
The evidence Of Mrs Hlrsch. who
was on the stand this morning, WAS
that her husband had insisted upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Prepared for the Worst.

VIENNA. Oct. e.-"The people
Of Austria are supporting tho gov
eminent in the annexation % Doe
MIA and Herzegovina. Austria hopes
for a peaceful outcome. but is pre-
pared for the worst" This state
ment was made this afternoon by
Foreign Minister Won Aerenthal,
after conference with the EN-
peror and the commander OF the
army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

LONDON. Oct. England today
ordered the battleships Glory and
Prince Of Wales. and the cruisers
Diana and Lancaster 60 proceed at
once from Malta to the island OF
Lemnos. which Is a Turkish pos
session. and Is located in the Gre
clan archipelago England is TAX
ing this action ON the representa-
lion of Turkey that only the pres
ence OF English warships can
calm the Turkish population and
prevent the destruction OF the EN-
plre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct g.
Fearing that Austria contemplatcs
taking advantage of the situation
in Sorvia as an opportunity for fur
Their extension OF It's territory Car
Nicholas today ordered the mob
ilization OF the Black sea fleet lt
is rumured here that plan he's
been conceived By which Bulgaea
acting in conjunction with Austria.
will endeavor 70 seize part of
Macedonia. If any such step as
that is attempted RuQia viii IN.
doubtedly be drawn into the situ9,
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

VIENNA. Oct 9.-Austrian
agents. working IN the French cap
itai to secure evidence that wifi
connect Premier Clemenceau. OF
France, with a plot TO foment trou-
Bile between Germany and Austria,
will support the charge that he has
offered TO finance a revolution in
Hungary. The charge has not
taken official form, and may not
do so through lack Of evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

WOMEN HAVE
STORMY SESSION.

DETROIT. Mich. oct a.
After stormy session IA
) which physical encounters
) we're narrowly averted. Mrs
Rose d Rittman. Of minncapo.
lls. was elected president OF
; the Catholic Women F0resfera
over Miss Elizabeth Rogers. OF
Chicago. by a majority OF one
vote The count was counted
! this morning amid wild scenes,
) and the Rogers faction has
) demanded q recount today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
RECEIVES FrLEs nnroRT.

Tho finai report 81 ~. ID Norris
receiver for the Pioneer Live stock
Indemnity Co. ass filsa In tho So
p0Tl0r coaet tNas msgai~& eSt re
pOst sNexs lseti{ssfSg tws yzattc%an e.
aLfksA,St zee asspasn 81 bs.AAA ca
sGsa s,ss4s aE,9ep%aRu 30 o. itk
~ lOa fAs sss-lAv@S sSRHsEr Go his bst.
ilOf. ~ assSsa9kisrg4Azha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
FRUIT LAND FOR ENTRY.

BOISE, Idaho, oct, Q. Thousands
of land seekers are gathering az
Glonns Ferry, whore neXb Monday
$4,000 acsfs of fruit land will be
thrown opon TO Ne PUBLIC undee
the Carey act Tne land Is irrigat
ed from the Malad river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Is selzing roads and bridges on the
Bosnian border. where Austria an
yet IL unprepared 10 offer resist
ance. Lieut. Field Marshal Oscar
Potiorek was appointed commander
Of the army today, and assumed
charge this afternoon.
The activity OF the Servians on
the frontier is not Of any organ
ized nature. and Il is not known
whether II is under orders from the
head OF the government
Austria is rushing troops 20 these
districts. and II the Servians at
tempt 10 enter the Bosnia territory
fighting undoubtedly will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

tHiCAGO Oct g. Several train
nAia q fans win journey 10 De
4. w. tomorrow 10 witness the game
nahafeda Of kilograms have been
,setiyed b. the local management
ltpa All parts Of the country. re-
eaeAtng seat reservations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

coNsTANTINoPLE. Oct. g.
The British, French and Russian
ambassadors announced today that
any notification OF the Berlin
treaty must have the consent Of all
the powers signatory before II be-
comes operative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Charity Society Asks That
Old Benefactors Con-
tinue Good Work.

Just because we have raised tf2..
900 BY the sale OF tags does not
mean that the Charity OrKaniEA-
ions former supporters should
lose Interest, said Superintendent
Leo kohn today We want that
$4,000 90 go 10 the poor. and
those who Ia the past have given
money to keep the organization
doing ita good work are earnestly
requested 20 continue
Superintendent kohB says that
for the first time IN it, history the
Charity society has funds 20 DO
something with. Heretofore. with
the small amount at It's disposal.
the society vas barely abs TO come
70 the aid OF the most desperate
cases. and time after time the poor
and sick could not be accorded
anywhere near adequate relief for
the reason that there was no money
20 do II with
Need Artificial Limbs.
Take. for instance. the matter
OF artificial ltmbs.' said Mr.. KOhn
Before Tag day this relief, which
means 80 much 20 the crippled. &C.
tually putting them on their feet
and In a way to earning their own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
ixJtnEp SIS ExrLosIov.

49,. .Aennas White sustained a broken
i.e* Asp baniel AcCooi o. nuffsrinR
badly aprained back AZ tho
$50 q . dynamite explosion al
sAss 'MlA equgtY. YeHterday afte~ 81
49, Pytn So aFs at tie PFsss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

N~muei C1ellnnd general ticket
,saxsns ~ the Cuuard Tine with head
S-ArfeFa IN winnipeg iB 10 the city
today NJ clelland lived in sea tie
IA vaaey nn1 and o. remembered hy
.tthe ahI4lna fraternity 90 pursef Or
.fhe atato * Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
ACTED AS ATTORNEY
FOR PROPERTY
OWNERS.
Woman Shows a Receipt
for Fee Paid to Him
in 1892.

fax methods Of handling deiin.
ausrs assessment accounts make Il
msossIble 70 check up the alleged
.Acr.age 81 John W. Pratt. who
enrltssd suicide five years ago.
vk.s filling the position Of special
rsrste tar attorney for the city.
Numerous receipts presented 20
A. elty authorities ut various In.
ervsls show that Pratt had taken
~ for delinquent assessments. but
thsre i no record showing that the
rsfy treasurer ever received the
mpnsy
Pratt appears TO have been given
ABSOLUTE poser 10 compounds or
~stle delinquent assessments, and
n<re was 20 means adopted Of
lsxplng any check on what he re-
saved He issued his own receipts.
r<<sied the money. and the city
s.asnrsr Simply gave credit for
xrs smounts as Pratt turned over
n I'm
efoftate NUNS Ft80s
YAAf the shortage would un.
tnahtssly rsn into a large figure
Il tAe sutsl vas known Is believed
h. those tnmiliAr with the facts
me only way the city has Of dis.
susering the sums embexxied u
xkea the person holding a receipt
|ltsesrs Il tie city treasurcrs o.
/ ~ and has e compared with the
tuk giving that particular account
II Ne payments credited thereon.
ne council IN eppolnting Pratt
| xGzr had unlimited confidence In
n koaesty or was rFiminally care
- In assigning him such abso-
- covers without any method of
ti3sinx a check on his collections.
Most Of the claims handled BY
he special tar attorney we're on
which bad been de-
Ensuent for years. and covered 10
|<sl improvements completed from
|ie % ~ years ago In the aggre-
gate these amounts ran Into many
E.eusands OF dollars
Shows Double Dealing
Thai Pratt INDUCED In double.
Ipaling while employed by the city
shown BY the experience Of Mrs.
hroline Krause. who owns lot
y Seventh az. near Stewart e.
On December 7. 1892. she paid
Pratt o. as q retainer fee 20 act
y her attorney In q suit against
h. city covering a Stewart 81. as.
|Nssment A. this time Pratt was
Gb<eiai tax attorney.
Mr.. Krause has a postal card
ffon Pratt. dated February ~.
Isl asking her 20 come 70 his
sfEi<e and sign the complaint In
tt action Later the woman had
10 pzF an assessment amounting
ID 81. aifhough she afterwards
Earned that she was not legally
lIabIe ior that sum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

LOS AHuElfHs. Jesh, -, kSSyaAis
that he was divdeeaa& asAaa4 go FseSN
vic A. poalQnd eea aesse q &aS.
j " Meluing Nceuseo 20 @keNashe ~
Mrs Maud MoininE wea 8aaNaqHgE
from prison today and reloinee Viz
MnfArot Meining Il pretty kNeuch
sill. wh0u hOnarricd az betflle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

anton this afternoon, and could not
be- reached In regard 10 what reply
he will make TO the Heney chal.
ienno.
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llI Adj MAY INVOLVE THE WHOLE uIADI
An! CONTINENT OF HUR0PE!!! AN!


Registration books will be 4
= kept open at the city hall until 4
a o'clock tomorrow night, In =
4 order TO accommodate those q
4 who have not registered for .
a the coming fail election. On 4
q Monday the books close az 8 q
4 .. IN. because OF the regular =
= council meeting later. ca =
4 Tuesday night the books are =
. open until midnight. and this 4
a IL the iAat opportunity 10 res. q
q lister for the election. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

WASHINGTON. Oct 9-Today'a
treasury report is az follows. Re
celpia. s2.2I6.sT7. Disbursements,
t2.760,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

SGso. " zoos. seefetary Of the 20
attic Commercial club. ia planning
To- spring surprise on the club
members az their regular Saturday
evening stag whist party tomorrow
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

VIENNA. Oct g. Serva Is re- /
taliating today. and in response 10
Austria'H occupation Of The frontier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

9iia , q. oct. 0 Lord NIL
e.'aef high Smmiasloner for
Britain IL South AfHca ieff
wa, laei hight. Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

1esaS ~ ksv 0saaA sssR41a
O'clock ~ ohe S1rfr
Ez room tlf. Tor the eIeslfOu
hslsad All Interested peFtonn
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-23
CLARK is HELD FOR MURDER.
Young Man Bound Over TO District
Court.

John Clark or John Steltz, the
young man who is accused of the muir
der of his employer Theodore South
man, in a lonely shanty on the banks
of the Big Sioux river near Sioux
Falls, several weeks ago, as the result
of his preliminary hearing before a
local justice has been held for ep-
pearance in the state. circuit court to
answer to the charge of murder. He
was held without bail.
1t will be remembered that Clark
was the first to give the officers infor-
nation of the murder, and that he
alleged that the crime was committed
by three mysterious strangers who
appeared at the shanty a short time
before the murder. The cOroner's
jury which investigated the case re
turned q verdictSto the effect that
Southman had died from a gunshot
wound, and that to the best Of the
belief of the jurymea the shot had
been fired by Clark.
The case is expected to come up for
trial at a term of the circuit court,
which will convene in Sioux Fails next
week.