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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-07


of this extraordinary woman. who sat
upon the throne of France as we'll as
the throne of Scotland who was married
three times and who made six midnight
for nineteen years in fifteen different
castles in England and Scotland. 1t is a
curious study.
She Was Charmingly Beautiful.
There is no doubt that Mary Stuart was
woman of surprising personal beauty
and charm, of unusual intellect and in
telligence. and gifted beyond all her con-
temporaries in accomplishments queen
in spirit as we'll as by destiny. She had
a remarkable breadth and accuracy of
taste in literature and art. In music she
was a skilled performer. She excelled
in the stately ceremonious dance meas
ures of the day. She was perfect eques-
trienne and she was thoroughly drilled In
the arts and subtleties of statecraft by
her uncle, Henry de Guise, the wicked
and cruel Cardinal Of Lorraine. and
learned the tricks of the coquette from
her mother -in-law. Catherine de Medici.
She was fearless. frank and gay with
sanguine disposition, sunny temper
ment and most winning manners At the
same time she was the most selfish, self
willed and self-indulgent woman that can
be imagined, never satisfied till she got
what she wanted, and She never counted
the cost. She was in perpetual conflict
with herself, her better nature always
striving with an evil spirit that always
her. and that was the cause Of
her many tragedies and misfortunes.
From her birth Mary Stuart was the
subject of strife between men and be.
tween nations. Her father. James v OF
Scotland was gallant. self willed. impul
sive man. the hero of a romance which
Sir Walter Scott has innnortalized in the
Lady of the Lake Her mother was
Mary de Gulse. daughter of one of the
ablest but most INSCRIPTIONS families in
France, and involved through her family
with perpetual conspiracy. Two sons were
born to James of Scotland and Mary of
Guise. but both died in infancy and Mary
was the only surviving child The king
did not love his wife; their union was
marriage of convenience. He was de-
voted to beautiful woman of the Doug
las family who left him an illigitimate
son, afterward famous as the Earl of Mo-
ray. Regent of Scotland for his half sister
and nephew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-07

Car Fender Picks Up Sick Man.
James Bransen. coIored fifty-six years
of age. residing at 416 n street. was taken
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
Gov. Ahsel Addressed The Association
Which Met in Columbia.

Columbia, Feb. 6.-Thc Good
Roads Association of south Carolina
held its regular winter Convention in
the city chamber today. President
r. II. Hyatt presided. Governor An
sci made an address expressing his
interest in the work for coed roads
and their benefits. and strong ad-
dress was delivered by President 3.
F. Taylor, OF the Columbia Chamber
or Commerce. Resolutions were
adopted memcrializing the General
Assembly to establish highways
commission.
There were in attendance on to-.
days meeting about fifty county
supervisors and commissions and
as many more other citizens.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
THE SUICIDE WAS FREELaND.
Nreenviile Man Has Received Let
ter From Captain A. n. Frec!and's
Daughter Asking Him t. Sent Her
Fathers Watch and Umbrella.

There Is no longer any doubt but
'hat the aged man who attempted
suicide in hotel in this city several
months aga and who later ended his
life in Little Mountain, was CAPTAIN
A. n. Freeland, one time prominent
resident of Sumter. A letter which
Mr.. Louis H. Cary a cotton buver Of
this city, who boarded ct the hotel in
which the suicide was ATTEMPTED.
has received from a daughter of Cap
tain Freeland, has removed all doubt
as to the mans identity.
The letter in question was from
Mrs. Lille F. Bradley and she asks
Mr.. Cary to get her fathers watch
and umbrella from the pawn shop
and send it with the old gentlcman's
other belongings to her. She saws .I
want to thank you many times for
the attention which you gave nv
father while he was in your town.
Papa was always a very proud man.
Ii ne had only told us that he was in
need of funds we would have been
glad to have aided him. He was in
Sumter during the latter. part of No
vember to see us but did not intimate
that he was in need. He told US that
ne was on his way to Florida to spend
the winter" Mrs. Bradley told Mr..
Cary that she would pay the pawn
on the watch and the UMBRELLA
Greenville News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
WHAT IS WRONG?
Many People in Sumter arc ASKING
That Question of Late.

within the last few weeks more peo.
pie In Sumter than usual have been
complaining Of sneezing fits, tickling
in the throat, stoppage of the nose,
coughing spasms, raisngs of mucous.
droppings In the throat and offensive
breath. and have asked themselves:
What Is the matter?"
The trouble comes from cararrh.
and unless they take immediate steps
to remedy their condition, the dis
ease will increase and spread through
the delicate mucous membrane that
lines the air passages. resulting in
chronic disease.
At the first symtom Of catarrh, Hy-
omei should he used. ]. II. w. De-
Lorme sells 1t under a guarantee to
refund the purchase price Of 81 for
the complete outfit to anyone who is
not satisfied with the results. You
certainly can afford to use Hyomei
under an offer like this. Get it now
and be cured OF catarrh.
a-1t&13Aw
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
DREDGE BOAT ON WATEREE
Work of Improving River Will be
Pushed-Appropriation for This
Purpose Is $4,000.

Camden, Feb. 5.-Thv iredge boat
Wateree, furnished by the United
States government for work in the
Wateree river, arrived Ut the Camden
bridge this morning. She is new
boat, built specially fcs this service,
and the work Of dredging and tearing
out srags will begin at once. Anoth.
er boat, larger and more powerful
than this one. the Camden, is now
being constructed. and will soon be
in commission on this river. The
$4,000 appropriation for the Water
&c will make an excellent begin
ming on the work contemplated and
the business men Of Camden feel
that the arrival Of the Wateree this
morning is the forerunner OF a sub
stantial and efficient line of boats
from Camden to the sea.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
Court In Clarendon,

Manning, Feb. 10-Tha court of
general s"ssi.'ns convened here this
incrning. Judge Dantzler PRESIDING.
Several cases have already tecn dis
rcsed Of. Two negroes charged with
iars'ny anil burglary and larceny. re-
spectivc'y were given IN q Flea OF
gully one and eight year terms on
the chain gang. The grand iurv
itrnd nc bill" in the cas-, Of Tom
MtIntcsh. white. charged with mur-
der, and true bills as to David De.
Lane and Ed. Mcdonald, beth color
ed. charged with murder.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
A Bad Town.

Anderson, Feb. 10-rhe spring
term of common pleas court con-
vened here today for a sessio n u: twi.
weeks. After few minutes Of dis
enssion among the lawyers and Judge
Klugh court was adjourned until next
Monday. Jurors and Witnesses were
excused and Judge Klugh left for his
home this AFTERNOON. The weather
was too bad to hold court, 8. III.
court people said Witnesses and iu-
rors failed to repoSt.in proper num-
bers. and cases wtfv not resdy for
trial. Several other excuses were put
en- record and All adjournment was
taken.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
DENVER ALREADY PREPARING
Those Who Attend Democratic Con.
vcntion to BE Well Cared For.

Denver. Feb 1.-THE local commit
tee Of the national Democratic COM
mittee. having In charge details for
quartering and entertaining the dele
gates and visitors during the national
Democratic convention, announces
that there will be no excessive charges
permitted for hotel and other accom-
modations.
The committee also wishes to as
sure the public that Denver Is able to
furnish comfortable quarters for ON
enormous crowd and at reasonable
prices.
The entertainment Of the visitors
will be carried out on an elaborate
scale, and a fund Is to be collected for
this purpose.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

1nc"ndiarism j s.sp-.t..s n the
burning Of Ehrnnz.r ga.t:.. -L.,.,s
in Florence county.
The residence Of Han-u,.. f,,,.
ter in Laurens county W o.e,:nvet
by fire.
DR.. E. j. Kinlock. q rromin . 7v-
slc'an Of Charleston, died 1T SE1..
merville, &. G.
The prohibitionists of Barnw p,
have organized prohibition leagu,
and will fight the sale OF liquor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
SEIZED SHIPMENT OF WINE.

New Orleans, Feb. 7.--FollOwing a
petition filed by the United States dis
trict attorney here, charging adultcr-
alton In violation Of the United States
pure fooG laws. 2.0 barrels Of wine
shipped into Louisiana from Sandus-
ky. o.. were today seized by DEPUTY
marshall. IN the petition IL Is charg-
cd that the wine was shipped tc. New
Orleans by four SandusiSy firms. This
is the fourth consignment of wine from,
these firms which has been seized
within the last few weeks. making
about 1000 barrels Of wine seized al
together.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
BIsIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Events of Greater or Less Interest
Throughout the State

Aiken Feb. 1c-A shooting s,rape
occurred Saturday night on NichlanJ
avenue tetw"rn Two negrOrs. vii,
KICK ami DraItcn Gibson. Eight ~
ten shots We're exchanged, but no
ha'm was done The negr es were
tr'cd In the mayors court this morn
Ing and fined $10v or 80 days each.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
Murder in Horny.

Conway. Feb. l0.--Mr. john M.
Cooper, a well-to. do farmer who
lives seven miles from Conway, me.
very tragic death on Saturday night.
Near midnight his lifc!ess form, torn
and bleeding With shoulders dislocat-
ed and ibis broken, was found en-
tangled under the wheels of his
wagon which he had been driving
and which had stopped on the road
about five miles from here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
Charleston Poet Dead.

Charleston. Feb. 10.--Georee Her.
bert Sass. master In equity Of Char.
lesion county, died about noon today
after an illness Of less than a week.
He was stricken with the grip last
Wednesday and complications set in
which caused his death. He is sur
yived by his widow. O. son and daugh-
ter. "
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

Chief OF Police Decker and Officer
Pittman. Of Mayesville, brought Ed.
Trimnal to Jail Thursday night He
Is charged with stealing brass from
the fire engine OF the town OF Mayes-
Vile. Trimnal is we'll known to tn.
Officers here and elsewhere.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
"BUGs" RAYMOND ACQUITTED.
Charge Against Him Dismissed by
Cook County Grand Jury for L:,c,:
If Evidence.

Chicago, Feb. THE charge Of
robbery recently made against Bugs"
Raymond, pitcher for the St Louis
National league baseball team. was
dismissed by a Cook county grand
jury to-day for lack Of evidence.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
JOHNSON IS GAINING.
Strong Sentiment In south Ga. the
Minnesota Man.

Minnesota Man.
New York World
influential Southern Demo Gratis
and newspaper men with whom =
have talked feel certain that BRYAN
cannot be elected. These are men
who supported him Loyalty in his two
previous campaigns and who are pre-
pared to do SO again IL he is nomi-
mated. With Bryan eliminated they
feel that a Western man who is not
subservient to wall street ard its in
terests can defeat any man the Re
publicans might nominate"
This Is the way Herman Ridder,
edtor OF the New York Stats
Zctitung and one of the best known
Democrats In the country. sums up
the political situation south OF the
Mason and Dixon line. Mr.. Rider
has jost returned from a three.
weeks trip through the South. where
he embraced the opportunity to gauge
sentiment In the Democratic strong
held. He was one Of the principal
speakers at the one hundred and forty
second anniversary dinner of the Ger
man Friendly Society in Charleston a
S. c., this being his destination when
nc started South shortly after New
Years. He visited Richmond. va.
savannah, Ga, st. Augustine and
Falm Brach Fla. Montgomery. Ala.
New Orleans La. Chattanooga, Tenn,
and Atlanta. Ga.
II have talked with influential par.
ty leaders and newspaper men in all
these places" said Mr.. Ridder yes
tcrday. "and the overwhelming senti-
ment seems to be against Bryan as
the party's candidate. In all my trav-
tih I foun1 only two mon earnestly
and sincerely In favor Of him No one
was disposed to oppose him open
ly, but they feel that his case Is hone
lees.
They are Democrats through and
through. but they feel that he hasn't
got a chance Of winning. There is
nothing Of a personal character in the
feeling against Bryan. AS man ne
has as many adinirers as ever down
that way. From my observations I
consider a New York man out Of the
question. as far as support Of the
delegation is concerned.
The South will iTsist that the DEM
{ cratic nominee {, he Western man.
They have no particular choice that
could learn II for either first or sec
end p,ace.
There Is growing sentiment Ia
favor OF Governor johnson, Of Min.
nesota. All concede that he IL q man
tc be reckOned with In tho future -.
libcrations OF the party. Former Gov.
ercor Douglas. OF Massach chusetts. 10
also looked upon % q Presidential
possibility down that way. The South
will follow any man the North nom-
mates. but will insist that the eandi-
date BE- free from Wall strsat inilu-
ences. President Roosevelt has lost
considerable prestige in the sovth
during the past few months. They
believe him partially responsible for
the financial and businsa dsprss-
sion.r
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
Improved Cotton Seed.

Has your Cotton Seed run ont?
Are they nearly all black seed? Do
you want seed that will add 10 TO On
per. cent to your yield another years
Then write for circulars of Phiilips
Improved seed.
J. L. PHILLIPS, :Orangeburg, 8. G.
l-8.3m
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

sell Culpeppers Big
Boil Cotton Seed. 100 bales on 100
acres of land Last year on compare
lively poor land. My word for il.
no better seed ever offered for sale.
rs to so bushels at 75 cents; 50
bushels or more at IS cents F. @.
b., Bonneau, S. c. ]. S. George.
Laurens, S. G.
2-12-2t*
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
RUTLhDGE COUNTY SURVEY.
Outline Of Area for Proposed New
County.

Lake City. Feb. 6.--The survey of
the proposed new Rutledge county
has been completed and petitions
will be circulated at once The area
Is 40 square miles. 3s5 square miles
from Williamsburg. a straight line
from Cades to the Clarendon line,
from Cados to and down Mingo creek,
being the southern boundry. The
area includes Sandy Grove township
I'm Clarendon county (23 square
miles. and Hannah township in
Florence county (32 square miles).
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
Snow lu Ganney.
Carnegie Gift for Ne,vberry.

Newberry, Feb. 10.-Dr. James A..
Scherer. president Of Newherry Col
lege, has received from Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie on offer OF $25,00G Tor al
'iitional endowment Of Newberry Col
lego or conditions the fu,nlment Of
which Ia already assuerd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

Now that ne city Democratic exc
cutive committee has mot. II Is In or
Oar for the candidates to get busy and
announce themselves and get the rns-
1setpal 'vDiitiosi pot'' TO boiling.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

STOLEN Feb 8. one Dark Grey
Overcoat Long tail. straps across
waist. Had two large black but
tons on back. Very heavy coat and
unusually wide collar. Light grew.
white stripe lining. Reward, SIS
for thief and $40 for return of
coat. w. H. Epperson. 2-12-st.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
Shooting. I'm Rock l}in.

Rock Hill, Feb. 10.-A Shooting
scrape occurred last night about 10
O'Clock In a stable in West White
street. In which Tally Forth was be-
riously and perhaps fatally wounded
by boy named Terrence Melton.
The affair was the outcome Of q
dispute over the hiring of q convey
ance.
Snow Ia GafYney.
Gaffney. Feb. 10 More than four
inches Of snow fell here last night and
at this hour l125e p. n.y. is sti!l fall
Ing With no immediate prospect Of
Cessation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

Mr.. Bryen Is a great success as a
presidential candidate. perhaps he
might os a success as president.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12
SUCCESS MAGAZINE

SUCCeSS ~MAGRZINE.
lln the Public Service
and business policy of Success Magazine. ~ ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

The members OF the legislature
who propose to increase the tax levy
must fee, rich.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

Mr.. Geo. w. Reardon's proposal
that the state farms be sold suggests
but one orltlcism-he has never visit.
ed the farms and does aot realize
thcsr value. Good roads are desira-
BILE, hut Mr.. Reardon's plan is not
practicable. for II would be cheaper
10 buiid the roads he advocates by
contract paying for them by taxation.
than To try TO tuiid them with con-
Wet labor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

IL there Is to be q prohibition cam
1idate for governor this summer
0rscnvilie county will be doing less
than its duty IL Il docs not furnish tha.
candidate also.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-12

Uar in advertising faithfully doing it's
III tOroS homes against unsafe
Il vnao.e ,orms OF temptations to money making '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-08
sues FIRST
HUSBAND
Divorced Woman AL,
Former Helpmaie for Sal.
airy as HOusekeeUer.

* D. Ea.luoraa ana csa
kalinowf3 sIfe AID HUSBAND :.
DAY started aut IN the ss.,
count 10 collect 1890 from :
Giadd.n. which n is claimed :. z
Hw Ka'.H1e a aa wages
Mw FaHaovad was o,m.
Mrs GIadau bat secured 4 a..
from iHe dsfeHdaal In he - -.
suit lf Esafa ago.
This Gs4 aoi prevent he -
going HaeH 20 lite Wlih tta -
act as Die bY1sekeeper ng'i1 ~ -
InoWsa came along Febr,s.g Z" ),
last. add lien she married hin =
The present fuit Is bfongt,
recover Waees as h0uses eeeer !.
80 a month for three yeam a..
quent t0 February II. 1865
II ia claimed that gisds.s A.
property faIHed &c 81 zoe buf a.,
be has transferred this % e.
and Anna iae8bJVskl
GLADDEN.. who Is 81 yean GA
Gently asked the superior oour !.
rsinaiafr him into the oxnee,,s.
81 property valued at s. Doe sh.,k
hr claims be- was perauaded d 49,
70 %" Jaepl9Nskis shile ugsaf 4.
Influence 81 liquor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-08
VICTIM OF BLOW
MAY DIE

l. y KiugmRn. OF Rainiei
Reach. may face a serious eharg,
AZ a result Of his attack ON v
II Hicks. following some troubl,
over the commission for a rca
estate sale
AZ Hicks. who is % years old
is suffering num severe concus
Hinn at the hfalu aud was reported
to-day 10 be IA much weaker con
dition than Yesterday aud may die
kiurman was arrested on 1
charge Of assault aud battery made
by Henry Manning. a sonln Law
~ Nh Hicks. but iH new at liberty
having riN0n "A bond Of 81 900
The trouble occurred 1uesdai
ulBht at tho office uf Nj Hicks al
Rainier Reach According Tea wit
neaseB. klnRmuu sfruSis the old
mas. Who fell unconscious 10 th'
TnnF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-08
BITS 0'NEWS

Organ Recital.
nr FraHk Wilbur CHASE uili sive
an uKan recital, assisted b the
uuattrtis. SUNDAY afternoon It
o'ciook IN the FIRST Fresby tsr Ran
church
Fortnlshtly clvb.
The FuuutHhtlY club Vas vnteF
tanned yesterday afteFneou At the
home ~ Mrs. , shorfock. a. "
Highland aftyv
Reception.
Mrs q u NcCulioch and Mrs
n. A. Webster wprs hoslesaes today
It . reception given as = benefit
for the Unitarian church Miss
Clara Lewyu vas soloisi tof the AT
efnanu
Political Equality ciuh.
The ladies " The Political Equal
~ club gave very enjoy able pro.
gram last evening Ia EEan hall an
heneflt Doe the Women Fedora.
ton club building
Alamo Club.
Tho Alamo club eisss = dance
tonight Al neutnu Hill club hause.
To Enisrtsin ~ n. c.
Mrs ' ~ HeHtcogt. Cfunerdalss
Station. IVES, Seattle. vii snteff
tain 81 lunch the ladies II John .,
miller " Il g Tuesday MAY "a.
sonth parR caF leaves Second ass
aud Yosler Nay 81 10 80 =. IN :
Seattle womsa's Club.
The annual siectiou ~ officers q
the Seattle Nomeue club waa held
yesterday. Mfs Thomas A Par
rish vas rcelncisd president foF
tsn Years Mrs , A brewster
Naa elected recording asrFctzrfs
Mrs John lliEHins srcoad led
president. and Nfs q " Aiseh-
auditor d
Women's Century Club.
The Wumeus Century elah met
today 81 Johnston recital halt
Hansen. ttsilsiene.
Robert iiailstuns snd Miss clara
] Hanson. both - Falls city. we're
married lsat cvrnlnR bf Rev > NJ
NiiBon. u u 81 the Westminster
Presbyterian church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-08
FINISH TRANSPORT
FOR RIVER SERVICE

4 new steamer has been built for
the government by the willamette
Iron A Steel company for the
transport service on the upper
Yukon river. The vessel. which H.
i25 feet In length. q feet vide aud
four feet deep. will be- shipped from
Portland 10 Seattle In knock dow a,
form. and will then be placed on
the United States transport Crooli
aud taken 10 St Michael ON her
run north.
The transport Crook will carry a
large quantity Of army supplies for
the military posts in Alaska. She
Is expected on the Sound about
July 2 from san Francisco. where
she viii load supplies and sail for
northern ports several days later -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-08
SPOKANE MEN
TO SEE FLEET

The Spokane Chamber Of Com.
metoe. 200 strong viii arrive ia
Seattle 10 help welcome the fleet
The local entertainment committee
has chartered the steamship Bel.
bingham 50 thar ID. Spokane cham
ber can meet the fleet when It AT.
rives. as All room On the S ;. City
81 Puehla has been faben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-08
SULLIVAN KETCHEL
FIGHT TOMORROW

sAS FRANCISCO. Mas IN "a
celieut condition and down 20 the
weight that the articles call for
t5e pounds five hours before the
fight Stanley Ksichci. the Mich
gan whifiwtnd. and Jack Twin
sullivan Quit the heavy work a..
daY and from nuw until theY step
into the ring at o'clock tomof
row afternoon. Ties vii do oniK
enough to keep within the weight
kctchel iooks better than he did
~ any 81 his other local engage.
menta. and 50 confident are his
admirers that be Will take sulii
vans measure that they are taking
ali of the Sullivan money Ia sight
although they are called upon To
iay 10 To the other sides s still
van Is supremacy confident Of the
outcome and feels that the flEht
viii end In his favor long before
the schedule limit. which is %
rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-08
aurc VICTIMS
RESTING EASY

Tn. condition 81 Niles Hazel
Boass. sbo was injured la an auto.
npobile accident on lest Tuesday
otshs. - reported unchanged Co.
day The young woman 10 stu In
danger she 10 sufforiHs ffuLS the
terrible shoca and chilli At rfoVi
dsnce 0spital II wRs stated this
narnlh that neither Miss Nsins nor
diss Teatsr VAS In danger ~ con.
tracing pnrumoRla. as saa m.
nanrea yesterday
gdwsrd & Bennett 0nd Il-nB
itihhsrd. who were zluo injured IA
the wreck. we're rsIrurtea resting
easily this morning