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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
THIRTY MEN
HELD Up
Two Highwaymen Line Up
Entire Camp OF
Lumbermen.

CLEAR LAKE. wash. oct. H.
Two masked msn last uighs held W
80 men ia the employ u the Clear
Lake Isosxiuw company and secured
siso
The robbery was the most darise
that has ever taken place IN skasit
county. Juat ns the men ir ms
camp were getting ready 10 furu "a
In tbs bunk house. two mask . men.
carrying heavy reviewers. appeared
80 ias door
Turn eus here. you fellows. ard
come qrsek'- waa the command q
one, az they both lsVeied their re-
vulgers on the men inside. The men
Nsre forced % march sut ~ the
bunk house IN single file and lire
up against the WaH. with fhttf hands
pointing skyward
The huid-ups then selected twD
~ the victims 20 80 fhsoush the
pockets ~ ths rest. whiis They ssoed
back a fea feet ufih their guns COW
eFinx the crowd One ~ ~. seareh-
srs attempted % overlook watch
In a friends pocket. and was forced
10 return and get II
When the ssarchsFr had compiet-
- their sob. they we're forced %
deposit the loot IN . sack held ~
one % the bandits Thg victims
wsrc then marched inside of the
bunk house. the door locked. and the
robbers disappeared IL the DARK
ness Ia a few minutes one ~ the
victims started 10 notify tho sheriff
- skagit county. and a posse was
organized Charles Schwartz was
sent % Seattle "a notify the author
titles there. Tha nien Ia the camp
suspect two ioggefm who recently
quit work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
HODGE IS ON THE STUMP

day. was ia the town 81 Wardner
bur ono day. aad NJ the end ~ that
time ! had but 81 left The money
had made had all gone toward
feeding the wives and children Of
fho miners who we're kept in the
buil pen. some n whom were mem
bers ~ the Organization and some
~ whom we're not Ny wife would
not see them starve and she fed
them.
THAT f. as near a. came TO
taking aHy part ia the trouble in
the Occur dAlenea.
Hodges Citizenship.
The charge that I am not a citi.
zen il most ridiculous I took out
my papers IN Wardnor. Idaho. two
years before the Occur dAlene
trouble. when ! was appointed dep.
gty sheriff there. and here they
are"
Drawing che document from his
pocket Hodge displayed u % his
auditors
Other campaign stories we're as
effectively nailed by Hodge who
finally declared that II any one
could point 10 one dlshonorabie act
in his career AZ deputy sheriff or
coal miner. be would give that In
diFldual $50 III cash. withdraw from
fho race for sheriff and leave tho
United States
tlia speeches NJ both halls we're
warmly applaudcd Tonight be
speaks ~ lHfh aV aud Madison 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
co TO INVESTIGATE
THE WATER SUPPLY

Chief Medical officer Bourns and
Chief Sanitary Inspector Stevens Of
the city health department left for
Cedar river this morning. where
they will investigate sanitary con.
ditiona existing az BarnestOn and
Taylor with particular reference as
TO whether there l. any possibility
Of the city's water supply being pol.
luted with sewage from either OF
these places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
NOVELIST KILLED
BY THE INDIANS

sEi.KfRK. Manitoba. Oct is
News from Hudson bay today con.
FIRM the report that James Oliver
C8rwo0d. the novelist died at tho
hands Of Indians In a remote sec.
ton ~ the north land. near Lac Ia
Rouge The news reached here to
dfr from the north end OF Lake
WinuipcK by a Hudson Bay
steamer.
The details Of the story are lack
Ing and several conflicting &C.
coUhta Of the noveliat's death are
given Il 10 reported that be was
ahot by the Indians. and that the
Indians assert that the death was
an accident Tho Indians contend
that the gun was held In the hands
of curwood when Il was discharged
The authorities 81 Manitoba are To-
veatignting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
NEW CITIES IN LEAGUE.

In all probability two new cities
will hr IN the Northwest league
next year. The circuit committee
has not taken she matter up yet.
but Indications point towards the
replacing Of Aberdeen and Butte hy
Portland and nciilnRham Aber-
deem has been a drag on the North
vest league. and Mccredie. Of PORT
land. wants To bus the franchise.
and Brown. of Aberdeen. is not
aVersa o. unloading a losing propo-
sition. Russ Han IN wondering what
To- Do with hts franchise. and. as
neiiiugham has been making eyes.
Russ may find the logical place for
hia franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
COUNCILMEN WANT
BOTH TELEPHONES.

Members 81 the city council are
divided az Go the adNisahiiity ~ in
Htalllng The exclusive service Of one
local telephone company Ia the new
rity hall The board ~ public
works has recommended that an eN~
change OF the Independent Tcia-
phone company be placed IN the
building With the ~ main limo sun
set telephones which that come
pany's franchise calls for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
CONTRIBUTORS ANNOUNCED

flamn. sao9. Jansa Meciosky. tilf.
X H. Parker. tics
N anaNer 70 Inquiries regarding
tila absence 81 certain prominent
masses from tho iiai ~ contributors.
the faiiswing statement was KiFen
e,gs Al democratic headquarters thia
Afternoon
Ths ilst shows only the enntri-
hsittpnn up 60 and including October
~ since then several thousand DEL
lars HAYS been received Tammauy
HaiIs contribution ~ $4,000 "a eK-
l4scted daily Men like ouffsy.
Kern. Parker and Hili will bo re-
rpfted later Wo can't expect much
ffom Kern and Parker. who are
lAaying THEIR vwu campaiEn ex-
fs.h ses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
WANTS The LAWS
TO Be ENFORCED

The municipal laws were meant
20 be obeyed and they should be
enforced to the letter, unless there
Is some grave reason which
would justify the violation" de
clared Superintendent Grant of the
building department today. with ref
erenee to the action OF the councils
fire and water committee In allow
ing the builders OF the Odd Fellows
temple az 10th av. and r. Pine st.
TO place a fourth story on the
structure In violation of the exist
ing building laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
CHARGES SPOUSE
WITH CRUELTY

Charging that his Wife treated
him with cruelty. and that they diff
fer in tastes and temperament,
Frank J. Mitchell filed a complaint
IN a suit for divorce In the superior
court this morning. The complaint
states that the couple were married
October Is, 1904, and have not lived
together since August 10 of this
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
PRISONER TRIES
TO BREAK JAIL

After working several hours to
dis his way out Of the city jail. a.
Allison. held on suspicion. succeed
cd h. leaving one cell only TO enter
another last night.
When Allison vas missed from
cell No. 10. In which be was orig.
lnally placed. Jailer Charles Corning
found him on the floor above and
IA a different cell
The would.be iail.bTeaker OK
planned TO Corning that he spent
several hours widening an air shaft
because he thought he could find
somc tobacco outside Allison was
placed la solitary confinement late
last niKht aud will be kept there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
JANIT0R STANDS GUARD
OVER PILES OF GOLD

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. i5.-Pay.
ing tellers in a hurry 90 get away
last night left $40 600 in gold TWEEN
ties lying In pyramids on a desk in
the American National bank.
Janit0r J NJ Purse found the
gold, and. unable 60 yet a response
from any Of the bank officials by
telephone. stood guard over the
gold, like an honest man. until the
opening this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
nETN 0EEHCUAV SHOWS FRIEND SCENE OF :
lilly umIW unI FORMER ALMOST FATAL
vi VI aVaTAE ACCIDENT AND IS HIMSELF
CLAIM AGENT j. III. DENNIS MAY LOSE, BOTH LEG


The Chamber Of Commerce yes
tofday extended an invitation 10 Mr.
hafreti who Ia AZ present in Port
hand, 20 address II on the subject
Of Why and How the Development
OF Closer Trade Relations With the
Latin Republics Concerns Seattle
and the Alaaknn.Y Yukon Pacific Ex,
position Mr. Barrett will speak
On Friday evening. October 49,
Afr Barrett was the personal rep
FeseaiAlive Of President Roosevelt
al tho ArY-P.E ground Threading
ceremonies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
MAN is KILLED BY
A FALLING TREE

John Sexton. a resident of Seat.
tie was killed BY q falling tree at
AarsHyilie. this state. yesterday aft
ernoon. according 10 advices from
John Nackey. a bookkceper EN-.
plfred hy the Marysyille a South.
egn railroad AZ Marysville Tho
hods waa taken to the Mol under.
taking establishment At Arlington
and viii be held until Sections rel.
afisea are found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
COLLIDE
AT SEA

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. ft - The
steam schooner brunswick carrying
IS passengers and the sailing
schooner Fred Weeds. returned %
port to-day after collision last niNht
tn The dense fog outside the Golden
Gate The boW ~ the sailing yes
sci struck the Hthrbnard forward
side ~ the brunswick cuttlna away
her sapeFHirurtufs and smashing the
fnremant Tire Woods. which had on
81 q damaged fiEurshsad. stood ~
a. zee the result 81 the accident %
thn nruuaWfck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
NEEDLEWORK GUILD To
DISTRIBUTE CLOTHING

Sections and Of the Needle.
work Guild ~ AmcFica will hui1 their
second annual collection and dis
tributlon - clothing and household
linen on Saturday afternoon. OCto-
Der ~. 40 Tabernacle Baptist church.
tafh AZ. y. and Harrison a.
The Nresilewark Guild Of Amer
lea ia non -eecfarian. The object a.
to collect and distribute new. plain.
suitable garments 70 meet this need
% hospitals. homes and other char
ltiWs. The annual contribution ~
fso OF more articles OF clothing or
household linen or a donation ~
money constitutes membership IN a
rstrff1u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
Latin Republics Plan TO
Participate in the
Fair.

Hon. John Barrett. director OF
the International Bureau of Latin.
American Republics. win be- In Ne.
attic Thursday and Friday OF next
week to confer with the directors
II the Alaska Yakon.pa Pacific cxponis
ton IN regard 20 participation OF
the republics az the fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct ib--The
most important thing IN the Rucf
bribery case yesterday was the de
cision Of Judge LRwior that a rum
omclctte was not an intoxlcant.
This question arose In the oxamina.
ton Of d possible Juror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
Candidate Tells Two Meet.
inss Something About
His Past.

Robert 7. Hodge. Republican
H'minse Tor sheriff paid hia r..
slfsta % some members ~ bis osn
~ 2 speeches a. 0limana hall.
ne Second ward and AZ Kirk.
~ nall, Green Lake. Last night.
*aieh he replied 10 some ~ the
s.kAim stories circulated.
Wish 10 take This opportunity
fspudlale some 81 the false
sp,.es hat are being told about
SAID H0dKe Il would not
@.aA much d them If they we're
'salaied b. Democratic. buf az
~ are being circulated By some
~ friends Ia the Republican
~ they must b. repudiafed.
va asked tonight. if tits true
~ vas a guard in The buf pen
warmer Idaho. during the
sao's ~ The Occur d'Alenes Thia
~ hss been carried to the Labor
.'-pie ny The same man who has
telling business men that J
- iriendly % union labor 81
x she business men a square
~ L elected
No Part IN Trouble.
Na. IN Wardner. Idaho. when
1vable was az iis height While
A'.il vas being blown up and
N go II violence committed.
" weeks suffering from pleuro.
.as'nia Under the care of fhfee
i 80 when recovered Z vent
-, -. . ~ y per day doing aaaeas
~ 1s'iug ihe months T uas en-
10 lhla work, drawing g. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
INJURIES SUSTAINED AT
CITY'S LIGHTING STATION
ISN'T KING ED THE DRessY soyr

MARIENnAD Oct liking Edward, though approaching
his year the fashion the Of all England
year brought harienbad
he introduced the following fashions.
lounge sack suit with other articles 10 match
Ills shirts handkerchefs and hats always match the
color Of his suit
Nine days out o a red necktle.
other he red stockings.
With turnedup he low shoes.
a different morning
II viii brown tomorrow, biue
the day another shade Of the fourth very dark
the nith. green the sixth
lie IL wearing soft hats, always corresponding In
with hia
Everywhere the king fashion artists follow and may be
making sketches Of his clothes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
ABAhD0MS WIFE
AFTER rs YEARS

Alleging that she was abandoned
BY her husband after 20 years OF
welded life, Kate A. Gahagan filed
a complaint IN divorce suit against
Thomas Gahagan IN the superior
court this morning. The plaintiff
claims that the couple we're mar.
rlod ia Brooklyn In 1882, and that
after coming west her husband left
her In 1907, aud since then has
failed to provide her with the ne
ceasitles Of life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
WRITE TO YANKEE LADS.

MELBOURNE. Oct i5-Thou.
sands Of letters 10 school boys in
tho United states and England We're
mailed today by the lads Of Aus.
tfalia. AZ a part OF the oomprohen-
sive plan Of fostering and Intensity
ing race pride with view 10
strengthening the friendship be.
tween the countries and drawing
the younger generation closer to
Rether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

CHICAGO. Oct 10 Norman y
Aaeh. chairman of the democrats
nafiunal committee Was AZ head
4nrftHrs to-day busily engaged with
a rumbef ~ leaders lie declined
n discusa the list 81 contributions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
YOUNG GIRL VANISHES---
ELOPEMENT OR DEATH?|
BLACK CAT DRIVES
CREW FROM VESSEL

Deserted by her at the Of sailing for the
North the rEhng schooner Ede under Chopek
Fish Co due 70 leave o'clock yesterday s lies
her moornE Yesterday afternoon her
board 70 the and generally
their long trip.
quiet whom suddenly Wild yell esounded Of the hold
wdceycd saor up through hatch
side and made off before could him While
gazing after him. yow
and eyed black cat sprang onto the deck
One look that greeneycd stubtaled hachldcd
enough Remartng that would Friday
bundle silently departed cap
tain By iurc Of them back aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

BiSREE. Aria.. oct Dynamite
was used last might 60 save the city
from total destruction. The fire
broke out shortly after midnight and
the entire business center was des-
trnYed The loss d $500. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
UNEMPLOYED TO CALL
ON ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON. Oct 15.--A spe-
cial committee representing 5000
unemployed workingmen. formerly
with the Bethlehem Steel Works. Is
preparing today for a visit 20 Presi.
dent Roosevelt next Monday. The
committee will endeavor TO con.
vince the president that the pros
perity OF thousands OF workingmon
would be assured II more govern.
mont contracts went 20 private
firms than 20 the navy yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
BRITISH FLEET IS
ORDERED READY
Shore Leave to Officers and Men Cancelled and
Commanders Ordered to Be in Readiness to Sail
at Moments Notice.

LONDON. sLeaves Of sbsnee Tor all officers
stopped the
hold their warning.
The destination contemplated ~ the
home flee, withheld TIRE ad rai but 10 believed that Glib
rata the objective point possible 10 the
o. possible trouble Baika
oceasoned
siderable speculation thought that England
Turkey
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

OGDEN. Utah. oct ia.-Aftor
years OF battling for foot hold
here. tho American on Mormon
party. entered the political field in
Ogdon by placing a fun county and
Legislative ticket in the tleld to-
day The movement ia headed bV
Senator PRANK D. Cannon oHttu-
ciaed from the Mormon church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
NEW susras,lsN riNn.

Arrangements are Row hrinN made
~ eastern rapifaifafa a. establish a
line % ffsig htrFs between sound ports
and Australia. 90 engage n the iuns
her and Muoi traffic Il q said %
he promoted ~ fhe Mliwnukss road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

The Rainier Valley Improvement
association last uiaht Endorsed the
Jake canal project aud appointed q
committee to protest against the re-
mogai ~ the restricted district
south Of Yealef way and east Of
First aY s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

CAPT a. r. chippsrflefa. well
known parsonage ahout Seattle. left
Ter CofnaN yesterday. where he Will
sail Tor Sydney, Australia. on a
pleasure trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

MEXICO CITY. Oct i5.-lt is uu-
deratood that United States Amhas-
sadur +. G Creel has resigned and
will leave his post, returning to
Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
nxcLusoNIsrs PLAN CAMPAIGN

The Asiatic Exclusion league win
inHuguratc new campaign soon.
according 10 =. nachus the new see
Rotary of the league before the Cen
trial labor council last night Bnchus
was elocled 4 delngAln % The cnumcll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
SEATTLE BOYS
SENT To JAIL

los ANGELES. Cal. oct IS
After escaping from ans officer by
jumping from moving train. Victor
ManMeller. nEed II. Harry Price
aged a. and Percy Higeiow. aged
10. Seattle boyH accused ~ numer-
mus bufrlarirs IN Southern Naii-
furnia towns. were taken 20 Santa
Barbara today g. serve sentences u
three months rneh Tor ruhhinR
houses al Surf and Oceano
The y0utha are accused ~ having
committed several hurgiarisa at
Seattle before coming south. and the
ufficefs here suspect them % break
ina lnfo a hardware store al San
Luis ubiapo.
Percy iilgclow. the Seattle youth
mentioned in the dispatch above
wan arrested here Juiy IL ga a war
rant charging him with assault ard
battery. The police have no record
~ his engaging IN crima prior 10
that time or ~ the other boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
BIG TIMBER DEAL.

fBy Uniteo prees,)
nETsLtNGHAM. Oct l5.-The
largest timber deal closed IN this
county no far this year occurred
yesterday when Merrill Bros. OF
Saxon. sold their entire holdings Of
200. 600 900 feet 20 a Michigan lum-
Der king for $4,000. The deed
was filed this morning The timber
Is located IN Whaicom and skagit
counties. The decd covers 3,i20
acres OF ground divided into nine
teen and ouehalf claims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
aealtln nnv AZ Vashon.

To-day is Seattle day at the Wash.
on annual fair. The rainy weather
cut down the attendance somewhat.
but there WAS good crowd on
baud to view the vegetable and
poultry exhibit Tomorrow will be
Taooma daY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

NitEMhkION, Oct ~. r. The
democratic campaign In this county
has opened and G. n Miller. oandi-
date for congress was the principal
speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

NEW YORK, oct ta..-Tho aces
aion OF 4. NJ Bower OF Cleveland.
ohio. today Go the position 90 treas
urer OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron
corporation. indicates that the $50, o.
0aO. 0O0 company has become the
property OF tho standard OH com
nauy Bower, for thirty years. has
been one OF the personal rcproson-
tativeH OF John -. Rockefeller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

The annual session of the King
County sunday School association
viii be held tomorrow and Saturday
in the First Presbyterian church.
Tomorrow morning W. G, pearce OF
Chicago will speak on New Move
menA IN Adult Bible Classes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

PuYALLUP. Oct i5.-Tho regis
tratiou 10 closed and there will be
l,0i7 voters ut the November cleo
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

The hnrhor commission OF the
Chamber OF Commerce Will meet nj
p o'clock tomorrow afternoon at col
burke bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
BINDING FLASH is
FIRST WARNING
OF DANGER.
Man Is Thrown Across
Room and Burned
All Over Body.

While showing a friend how a
man was nearly killed BY a wire
carrying 10000 volts Of electricity
AT the city lighting plant two years
ago. J. Harvey Dennis, city claim
agent, came into contact with tha
same wire shortly before noon to-
DAY and was 20 frightfuIly burned
That y IL feared be will lose tho
lower part Of both legs. Dennis
arms from the elbows down were
badly blisiered. That be was not
killed outright IL considered one of
the vagaries Of electricity.
Dennis and Assistant corporatgon
Counsel James r. Bradford were on
their way % the county courthouse
when Dennis Suggested that they
Visit the lighting station. The men
Inspected the dvnamos and then
went 10 the upper floor. where
the big voltage wires enter the
building
Blinded by Flash.
This Is the wire which nearly
killed Finch Haggerty two years
ago. said Dennis to Bradford. The
words were hardly uttered when
both we're blinded by flash Of
light and Dennis was hurled
screaming across the room. where
he lay writing from frightfuI
burns
Bradford dashed from the room
and was 80 unnerved that he was
unable even 20 look at his suffer
ing companion. Employees Of the
lighting station ran 20 the injured
mans aid and he was taken 10 tho
Seattle General hospital.
Al the hospital Investigation
showed that both Dennis legs were
80 badly burned that amputaslon
may be necessary. Both arms are
blotehed with burns, although Il is
not thought that the injuries 10 the
arms are very serious.
Wonderful Fortitude.
Dennis displayed the greatest for.
titude while he lay on a table az
the lighting station waiting for tho
ambulance. Swathed In bandages
and writhing in pain. he allowed no
murtnur TO pass mis- lips. Hls start
-" wa 1AA ASA A8NNAANauEG
showed how greatly he suffered.
Bradford says he has no idea how
the accident occurred. I'VE were
standing near the high voltage
wire. said he. Dennis was show.
Ing me some feature OF the work
ings OF electricity OF which | was
Ignorant when suddenly there was
a binding flash. was not burned.
but poor Dennis was hurled across
the room with both arms aud legs
terribly burned. | did not see him
touch anything. but he must have
done SO. The odor OF burning fIesh
made me sick and weak and
rushed from the room In a hair.
fainting condition. | don't see how
Dennis is alive"
Two years ago Finch Haggerty.
formerly proprietor OF grocery
store at University ST. and asa av..
was nearly burned to death IN ex.
actly the same manner. in the same
spot and by the same wire which
caused the injuries to Dennis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

Tho WeatmlnHter Mons league
last night rendered banquet TO the
Presbyterian brotherhood In the
Westminster church DR. M A..
Matthews. John p. Hartman and
Rev W A. Major spoke.