davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
COAST LINE

~oASt
sE(Third and Townsend Sreets)
fs.20a HorsesKos-23d Street. South San
Francisco. Cemeteries. Valencia St..
Sd and Townsend. ........... f6.3oa
b.l0a Horseshos-vale1sia St, Ocesnyies,
Cemeteries. South San Francisco, 23d
Street Sd and Townsend. ...... 6.50A
e.&oa South San Francisco. San jose Gil
roy. HoIlisssr. Pajsro, WatsonviIls.
Santa Cruz Boulder Creek. Daven-
port Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
400. The coss.s-ssa jose cssiroviis. '
salinas. San Ardo. Paso Robes Hot
Springs Santa Margarita. San Luis
Obispo Oceano. Guadalupe, Surf.
Iompoe Santa Barbara. Ventura.
Oxnard, Los Angeles. ...-.... VI, ,45p
s.0oa Paiaro. Wstsonvils. Santa Cruz. Asa
s.0oa Del Monte, Monterey. Pacific Grove. li.45F
s.20a South San Francisco. PaO Alto. San
lose. Way Stations a--.-...-.--..- 6.3Oa
s.o0a San JOSS. Gilroy, Salinas. Paso Roblss
Los Gatcs. Alma. Wright Tres
Pinos, Santa Cruz. Glenwood.
Boulder Creek. Del Monte, Monterey.
rl.oo. South San Francisco. BurIiagarus.
San Mateo. Palo Alto San jose 7.35s
Hasa Valencia ST.. Ocean View. Gonna.
Cemeteries Baden, San Bruno. i.55s
Jose and Way Stations t7.Acs
5000 Del Monte Express, San jose.
Gilroy. Chittenden. Pajsro. Watson
vile. Santa Cruz. CasIEovle. Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove.
s.2o, South ata5Iss San Francisco, San jose. Gil ~
roy, roy. HoiIistsr. Tres Pinos. s'. - Io.2ss
<.0op Sunset Express-Deming. E Paso.
Houston, New Orlesns--......-
Paso Robles Hot Springs San Luis
Obspo, Santa Barbara Los Angeles lI.4oa
s.oop Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. II.45p
A.0Op Paisro, Watsonvlle. Santa Crus. q l.A5}
4.00p Kansas City, St Louis. Chicago. ll.40s
%.2op South San Francisco. San jose and
t4.45s Horssshos~2sd as hsss ST.. South San Fran
cisco. Cemeteries. Valencia St, and
Townsend d-............-.-....... 1855
ts.oop San Bruno. San Mstso. Psio Alto. San
Jose and Way Stations ....-.... t8.20s
PsIo Alto. San Jose - - - ts.aos
$3.50 Horseshoe-Valencia St Ocean View.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23i Street Sd and Townsend. ....- 6.35I
6.40p South San Francisco. San Bruno San
Mated. Redwood. Palo Alto San
Jose-Sants Clara. Los Gatos.
600, Horssshos-ssd Street South San ''
Francisco Cemeteries Valencia St..
Sd and Townsend ............... 7.l5p
6.20p South San Francisco. San Jose and
Way Stations. ns.................... 9.20a
t6.25p Observation-Disclosures St. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23i Street. 81 and Townsend ... t735s
6-00p Los Angeles Passenger-San Mateo.
Redwood Pal0 Alto, San Jose,
Salinas Paso Robles Hot Springs
San Luis Obispo. Santa Barbara.
II4sp South San Francisco. Paio- Alto. SAM 10,
JOSE. ...-..-.. =. -a....ss I l-2o,
ti.0op Sacramento River Steamers. ...-- ffI-oos
Unioa Transfer Company agents collect kaggage and
checxs on trains OF Southern Pacific and deliver 70
residences They authorized TO check baggage direct
A for Morning for Afternoon.
tSunday excepted tSunday only.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06

BAY AND INrERUEBAN ROUTES
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
KrsEN co. EXTENDS LEASE

more street businessmen as pointing to
the permanency of that street as a re-
tail shopping thoroughfare, is the ex-
tension of the Kisen company lease for
the property which il now occupies in
Fillmore street. The concern is one of
the largest in the city importing and
retailing Japanese art goods, and for
Is years has always occupied choice
retail positions in this city. In addi-
ton TO the store at 1909 Fillmore
street a branch was established last
December in Van Ness avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06

FICKENGER-In Oakland, CAL, March 4, 1903.
Phillip Fickenger, beloved husband of Chris
tina Fickenger native of HeIdesheim, Hesse-
Darmstadt Germany, aged 20 years months
and % days
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row Saturday. March I. at 10 o'clock a. M,
at the funeral chapel of E. James Finney,
52S Eighteenth street between Telegraph and
San Pablo avenues Incineration Oakland crem
atory.
FOLEY-In this city. March 5. 1908. at her
residence, 33 Bennington street, Mary Foley,
beloved wife of Frank j. Foley
Notice of funeral hereafter
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Mems Muslin AMI Cambria Night
Robes, made with and without col
lars Plain white and trimmed
with washable silk embroidery on
sleeves and front Victor nor
Z Adler's prices, Soc 15c, T9S
and S-0o- Our price----------.-.e - =
Mems Neglige Shirts Of PercaIes
and Madras, with plain or plated
bOsOms. Light and dark designs
Attached and detached cuffs . ar
Victor 2 Adler's price, T5c- "
Clr Price ..-.....- .-..-.--...---O
Mems Neglige Shirts OF Madras
and Percale; IN neat black and
white effects. Wen made and fun
cut. Sizes i 20 r. Vic nF
sor 3. Adler's price. SIC. ~
'Jur prlce---.-----...-...... A. -
Mems DOmet Flannel Night Robes.
fIu s. inches long; In a big variety
II neat desi gns in light and dark
COlOrs- AL sizes Victor /nr
= Adlers prices. 500 and hQN
Sl-50- Our price " =
Mems Wool Knit Sweaters. in
gray. Made in coat style. also with
N-neck, in royal, req and combina-
ton cclCrs- All sizes Vic 90r
TOR E. Adler's price, SL5Q u
Cur PRICE .--------------.-
The Washington times., 1908-10-11
Victor E. Adler's Stock of
Mems Underwear and Furnishings

Victor z. Adler's stock OF mems
25c Neckwear; consisting OF Six
Four-in-Hands. Shield Tecks, Band
Shield Bows, and Bow Ties In a
wide range Of new and handsome
designs and COlOTings. AL
Victor E. Adler's price, ~
&C Our price
Victor z. Adlers stock OF mems
SOC and 75c Neckwear. IN all-siIk
FOur-in-Hands and popular English
Squares. Choice Of plain colors
and rich designs. Victor n -
E Adler's prices, SOC and A(
45c. Our ice..-..-.-..........% -
Adler's stock OF mems 500 Wool
Sweaters; In plain gray. gray and
red. and navy blue Extra full
cut, elastic quality. Vic Ct ~
tor Z. Adler's price, H
*AOO- Our price------.---.- "
Victor =. Adler's stock OF mems
50c Sanitary fleece lined Underwear:
made with good heavy velvet fieec-
ing. Shirts with tapped seams. draw
ers with reinforced seats nR-
All sizes. Victor 2. AdleT's ~
price. 5oc. Our price.--.-.......Sf -
Mems all wool Knit Sweaters,
made IN coat style In gray only
Extra vel made. Victor O. 40
Z Adler's price, $500. ~
cur rlce--..--.---...---....
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Mems Negiige Shirts. in neat light
and Car;I cOlors, plain and plated
b3s0ms. also plain and plated bos-
som White Shirts CUFFS attached
or detached High grade Shirts
sold by Victor z Adler |O
az 800 and $50 each. Our 0N(
prlce------------ ------------- - -
Mems Nickel Plated Cuff Holders,
the well-knOwn Wizard" and
Bulldog makes. Victor z -.
Adler's price, 10C a pair Our ~
price,. $1,000 ----.----- -
The famous "Krementz' warrant
ed 14-k Cold Collar Buttons. guar
anteed to wear years. In all sizes
and styles. Victor z. 1nL
Adler's price. sc each. ~
Our prlce-----.--------- A. 4
Mems York Collar Buttons. in
a complete variety Of styles 20
and shapes Victor z Adler's
price. l0c each. Our price-------- -
Lot OF Mems CoIored Stin Bosom
Shirts. IN neat designs. including
stripes, figures. and polka /n~
dots; all sizes Victor e nut
Adler's price. $50. Our price "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
WOMEN WHO ARE MAKING
RUSSIA RED WITH BLOOD
tstar speelsl asrvIe,l

LONDON. April 30, The woman
OF Russia are responsible tor the
rcign OF terror which Il now IN
progress Prisons ara overlooking
Ae$ through the efforts eff Russian
~34heu. many OF them of ths->ohll.
ny. the hordes Of the east have
learned the value OF the bomb aud
une"
= THIS IL She statement by NJ tlra
ham freSoksr. a Russian who has
been driven fsonp his country be.
cauaepf his books % ID Cape
ills accounts OF the torturon aud
The heraiHm of tho Russian women
are stirring Eurnrr A. ne great.
80, OF the revolutionary leaders he
points Ia Nine. kaiherYne Rhaeh
koynkY She h fotdlY called the
grandmother Of the reyasti6n
As daughter Of the inability she
taught peasants TO read. Then abe
taught them what a vote would
mean and gained the hatred Of the
government. She was branded as q
dangerous aEltHtor and warned 70
deNiat.
Her husband. Ca whom she had
luat been married. refused Ia bear
the AufferinEs for the Cause. She
VAS beautiful then. was katherl ~
hrtschkoYsky, and only 90. nnt she
sacrificed AL she aoid her Jewels.
LEFT hst husband aud donned the
peasant gRrb.
IN order 10 elude the police she
used acid 90 mar her beauty. She
SCARED her face aud hands with
X and became SO uElY that her
former acquaintance could not
rvcognlse her She went back 10
the villages and preached feyolu
ton secretly fof three Year, Then
the police caught her. She wna
subjected 10 all the urneitieA OF
denpotlsn. Including the tortufes
Of the Black iiole. and finally sen
fenced IA SilsefiA
For e years abr Mas an exiied
prieonef. The fe~ companions Of
hef mlsefiea committed Suicide. and
she vas repeatedly subjected tn
hafhzfaas flokainna and solitary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
TO ASK METCALF FOR
ADEQUATE FLEET

when Victor II. Metcalf. secre-
sary OF the navy. arrives In San
Francisco TO review the American
feet he will be presented with pc
tifion from the leading commercial
bodies Of Washington, Oregon and
California asking that an adequate
force OF war vessels De maintained
on the Pacific ocean.
The California Promoters Com.
mercial club has sent the local
Chamber Of Commerce copies Of the
petition requesting that It be sign.
ed by all the commercial clubs of
the state. and that the petitions be
returned to San Francisco 80 as
to be In the hands Of the commit.
Tee IN time 10 present the petition
% the secretary OF the navy.
The matter Will be brought be
fore the chamber az tomorrow aft.
ernOon's regular meeting and " IL
probable that the local chamber
Nill heartily endorse the movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Hanging on Co an or~rtnrus<i
canoe in Lake Washington. mile
from shore. chilled b. the icy
watef and almost exhausted. aay
Rogers ~ Tacoma. and l. u Frank
I'm. employed b. the Seattle Col.
lectinx Ag-ncy. fought for their
lives Tor nearly an hour last night
Nhra almost exhausted. they
we're rescued By l.. 3 ksgfoot,
cashier 81 The unsssd State. assay
office. and William d. Cheney. who
had been searching for them on
the lake FOE sone tins. IN response
"a thrIa cries for help
When rescued. Ffsakita VAS on
tho verge Of collapse and oalY the
constant encouragement which
Rogers had given him. kept him
up until help arrived
Follo~tnE the tpecu@ sas a strug
ale with the waves to reach shore
in ths light ruvitoat IN which the
rescue was made. q struggle which
waa sou only b. the good seaman
uhlp of Eerfcat and Cheney.
womza Hears Cries.
Mrs T.. y keffoot. who lives
along the lake. told her husband.
about : g thHt she heard a shout
for help Kcrfoo, quickly secured
a boat and hurried over TO Faben :
point on Mercer Island. bat uot
hearing any cries returned home
During the interim. Mrs keffoot
had notified " y Cheney. a neigh.
bof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
Big ROBBERY
AT PORTLAND

night ago. Police suspect the same
gang.
The safe vas cracked with the
aid OF drills. As In San Francisco,
no explosive was used.
They also robbed the Aultman-
Taylor Machinery company's office.
They made three bad starts at
drilling. At the fourth attempt
they forced a half inch drill through
the tumblers. and with a punch and
hammer the safe door was forced
open. then the cash box was
smashed
The burglars entered Markell a
Cos office through a small ventil-
atinR window In the basement,
flush with the sidewalk. There is
no clue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Seattle star Exclusive Service
CHICAGO. April s9.-ls Airs
Alice Webb Duke or Mrs Alice
Webb. a. she prefers to be called
siocc her divorce realty b-auti.
fulS
THIS Il the question that Municl.
pal judge Crowc has agreed 10 aa.
swcr The former wife Of the TO.
hacce man has a civil suit In the
Judges court One af the import
ant poiuts % Il hinges on her
claims "a beauty.
she T. a pretty Nomau Who At.
tracts everyone she meets" aald
Elmer =. Rogers. Airs. Webbs at.
tnfney.
"ftddleaticka. broke IN Attor.
nsy Claude Smith Tor the ptoseea.
ton. she u a. ugly an a.
Stop ordered the court. Well
continue this case until can $50
Mrs Webb IN court and settle this
paint myaelf."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
TIMBER SUITS ARE
DISMISSED

Suits against Peter McAartiu. hts
brother. f., A MeNartin. and Wal.
tee Fairbanks. iumbcFfueu. seeking
10 recover t1i.zt1 ON timber bought
from Indians In snnhomish county
we're dismissed to-day 81 Judge G
n Hanfard in the federal circuit
court at the request Of United
States District Attorney Elmer =
Todd
The ssfiia we're brought IN 1905 70
protect the homestead rights Of the
Indians. the title 10 the lands con.
tanning a clause 10 the effect that
they could not sell any Of the tim.
her for Is years.
This clause vas later revoked b.
an act uf the authorities At Wash.
InKtou. thereby removing the
grounds on which the suits had
been brought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
RESCUERS HAVE HARD
FIGHT WITH Waves

hands forward 80 aa to be able to
get into the boat.
Hard Trip 20 Shore.
The boat vas overloaded and
several inches OF water had been
shipped while the two men were
taken on board The boat was
barely oat OF water. and progress
MAS very SLOW Cheney. Who was
rowing at this time. Was compelled
Ia stay In the bow and get ON his
kneea 30 as Ia reach the oars
A. u was easier to go with the
wiud. the reecuers vent TO Mercer
island. and there they summoned
held and phoned TO Seattle. A
launch. manned b. Lewis D. Caps.
his son. and Newton iyeithead. had
also set out TO the rescue. and took
the men back 10 Or J. J. Leiser's
sanIlaTlum. where the two men re.
manned all night
Franklin was dcilrious all night.
but Rogers was reported Ia good
condition shortly after he Was In
the DOCTORS care. Rogers stated
that he had tied himself 30 the
boat. w that in case he drowned
his body would be found vith the
boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
ROOSEVELT
DEFENDED
lss unssd pr,s.l

WASHINGTON. April 20 sena.
taf Bossh. of Idaho. today delivered
an impsssionsd speech In the sen.
s's tie offended President Roose
vet Ia dlschafxinx the eolorsd
uoops accused Of riossng IN Broxns-
VIE. and declared that the z5th
Infantry vas guilty Of murder.
pisnaed deliberately aud accom-
pushed 9TH deadly precision.
eoad blooded. inkunan devil
Bows % pieces an 81 governor on
- aoSrstep Of bis home. the ora.
'eF continaed -and before the grass
Won his grave u green sentimental
.sA patz . halo upon the brow Of
VI olaekest spirit that ever escaD
" ne erypta % hell
ms spirit Of laulessness. this
.pp~als fof crime 10 the army IL
~. ~. startling than words can en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

~ who Bssaasinated Gen. Min. and
AZ her execution tied the moose
about her own neck. Then there
IL Marie spiridonoYis. who shot
Vice Gov Luloneakuy four times
aud was so brutaily treated BY the
soldiers that the civilized world
gasped In horror aud the ear was
compelled 20 commute her death
sentence % life imprisonment
There are scores more who are
IN prison aud out OF II. all hsroineH
aud willing 20 die for "a free Rus
ala Tor liberty aud Justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
BRYAN after
ILLINOIS

tag on the saddeu turn Of affairs Ia
llauFlron paiiticz. and particularly
the unexpeetcd blight that has
struck nrYsa's supposed strength In
the east and north central states
during the last ten days
Johnson mon laugh a. this
charge. IL IL spontaneous out
burst Of democratic spirit favor
abie 20 Johnson. they declare. Il
has always been evident. but aai
escent. beeAuar IT M candidate to
center 90. johnson has filled this
void. aud as a result he Il gaining
the vstrs
At the anti-headaaartera last
night Johnson men ~eF~ claiming
Pennsylvania aud New York II
they can get Illinois they feel that
their mar IL a. good "A nominated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

sun3<y night vas one 81 the
ssstsst SABBATH evenings that
fs-orxe.eun has seen for many q
Ear
Iasfructions bad gone out from
Ne preserving attorneys office "a
Fs'Aer Information against the an.
aessrshles and TO rid IN. eommun.
NJ Of them.
We lad oGr men out there.
said Presenting Attorney Kenneth
hsckinsa<A today. but everything
w1s tark and deserted
-All th~ places that we're visited
ssre empsY of any sign of life
sa1 the seaFcA proted to BE- q fruit,
<ss oae-
The roanss Of the roadhouse dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
DEPUTIESFIN0 NO
SIGNS OFLIFE

trict was made By Special Dcputy
sheriff c. u fsytoa and half a
dozen offlcsra
Saturday nlght the wufk was
more fruitful. resulting 10 THE ar.
rest % six men hsionxinE Ia the
class Of race track followers knovn
40 "toutA.
The ain men arrested were VIII
lam u. noieuw. Frank WeuEer. A.
ID Cream. n Ice. = =. nFoNn and
Thomas brandt They wnrw ali
taken 20 the county Iaii. LEE being
later released on bail.
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
says that they wiIl Be brought luta
court next week oa charges OF
VaErancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
WATER WORTH THOUSANDS
STOLEN EVERY MONTH
u.,h Commissioner Crichton Discovers Wholesale
Water IheAs Am Ong Residents Of ShanyiOwn---
Sanitary Conditions Bad.

neglected even C, SIMPLEST Of o.
lts~s measures and u Is Ktrat
wonder that a bad epidemic Of dia
ease has not broken out a. a re
selt
There are practically no con
yeni~ncee required by the health
ordinances a. existence IN thls soc.
tlau. and very fcN Of the shantlea
are connected With sewers or even
ceas pools something must b.
done and immediately. N II becomes
necessary g. raEe the entire ahanty
district to the ground
Ordinance Net Ready.
Tho naw health ordinance. cover.
ing the proposed reorganization of
the department. will not BE- reported
to the council meeting tonight nr
Crichton Il still undetermined on
number Of ehangss which have been
under consideration A number Of
changes may De asked fof In the
health laws and a man tn the de-
partment Il nov engaged IN rows
inE the existing sanitation and
health ordinances With view to
endifyins and reinforcing those stat.
utica Whieu can be Improved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
ACTION AWAITING
TRANSACTIONS

TRANSACTIONS of the slanderous
articles alleged 60 have appeared
In the Asahi. a local Japanese pa.
per. rejecting on the character OF
young Japanese woman. are he
Ing awaited at the prosecuting at
torney's office before any further
action Is taken I'm the matter
The young woman. Sci Yanhiko.
resides at the home OF Rev $. YOsh-
loka, a Methodist minister. who
says that he will bring the matter
to the attention of United States
District Attorney Elmer +. Todd.
In an effort to have the paper eX-
eiuded from the mails.
MIR, Todd said today that the
matter would have 10 be referred
To the postal authorities to discover
anything criminal in the publica-
ton before he could take any &C.
ton in the case.
The Japanese press" SAYS t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
FINED FOR RECEIVING
STOLEN PROPERTY

Mike Cohu pleaded guilty today
before Judge A. W Frater in the
superior court 10 a charge OF re-
ceiving stolen property and was
fined 5000
II was claimed that he had bought
s20 worth OF clothes belonging 10
A. |. Spear from a man Of the name
of Jerry Mclaughlin on January 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

confinement Hut her determine.
tlou Ia fight for the cause held out
through all and noN she h still
carrying on the work.
Prslooksr gives stories Of other
women almost A. gtrAt In their
sensational courage and daring
Among them Is Vera f1gnor. who
VAS released after 20 years from
sohlusaelberE prison. No other
prisoaer had ever come from thia
place alive
Another heroine was Zimaida
kauepllnnikoflR. the school teach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Natanuki. in behalf OF the publish
ers OF the ASH. is a reflection
Of society. ana Japanese papers
keep a record of what happens in
society.
Matters OF immortality In their
relation TO society are published In
the Japanese papers. In which
there Is slight difference between
them and the American papers"
Reputable Japanese newspapers
do not publish scandal any more
than do reputable American news
papers" contends Mr. foshioka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
FOX GIRL DIED OF
POISONING

ssa -. l~lrgy For. the 2year.old
psissa-s s p D A. Fox. o. i50flk
49, ~ died from poisoning,
I-1s., oa.sa.lalieiY determined today.
tis ', .ssie traces o. arsenic and
60 s.s,aiag were reported %
4 pas 7 y. Carroll BY oaseward
VA "sysas'ein. analytical chemists.
son,.' ".-ae an examination Of the
'' I Of the stomach.
~ :, .s.sssF examination Of a auan.
esI,s " lhlik and crackers which the
~ ,"a wa eating at the time abe
min m ' s,eh is under way n the
- AhoNs traces Of poison. Cor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
TO KEEP GIRLS OFF
STREETS AT NIGHT

Girls under rs years Of age must
keep off the atreets az night n tbs
Seattle Humane society can accom-
plish H. Girls found on the streets
At uight wiii b. arrested b. officers
OF the society. II unable 20 give
good accounts Of themselves.
Dr. Marx Il. Martin. OF the so.
eiety. says a temporary detention
house IL necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

oner Carroll will institute rigid
Investigation.
Coroner Carroll stated today that
further probing of the chllds sud
den death will hinge on the chem
lsfa' report Of the purity 81 the
condensed milk. The presence Of
TIN poisoning IN the ehiid's stomach
feada Coroner Carroll to believe
that the condensed milk which waM
eaten probably was the cause Of
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

THIEF STEALS WEAPONS.

Within a block OF the police sta
ton a daring thief cut hole In
the show window at 216 Jefferson
st some time last night and Sc
cured four revolyers. The thief
used u diamond glass cutter. He
took nothing but the weapons. y.
J. Boyle. proprietor Of the establish
ment. reported the theft to the po-
lice this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
10, United prsssl

CHICAGO. April "a BRIAN f.
txA,sas a last ditch fisht Tor the
soa.rci Of the democratic state con
ss.,,ca. Which meets AZ Spring
f,a n<xt Thursday Az his ahoul
~ \ Nsss0nal Committeeman Rns
= sslliv1n. pfrainiuK ever nerve
d bod tie delegates In Inc for
n NesraskAn. Nevertheless, tho
AAnsaa leaders declarc that the
i sel<x4sss that wiIi represent the
s<ksf STATE AZ Denver wiil either
= 10 the mile hlsh town unius
srwssa 81 under the pennAnt Of
~ Nlnnesesan.
Nocsy i AZ work. was the ain
isisr coumsnt Of one 81 the demo
esiie ehiefs yesterday. IN comment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

The liquor license and revenue
committee OF the city council this
afternoon decided 10 report favor
ably upon the application Of Henry
Asmnssen for a liquor license In
the old MacDougall q Southwiek
building. over the mayors veto.
This marks the first clash between
the city'a new chief executive aud
the council
The bill had already been passed
by the council upon the commuters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
THROWN FROM CAR
10y United press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. April 90
Mrs. w. 8. Tevis. wife OF the mil
lionairc. is receiving the congratula.
tions OF friends upon her narrow
escape from death yesterday. when
she was hurled from her husbands
automobile on the San Mateo coun-
q road.
Teyis was driving the big tour.
ing car. when IL veercd and crash.
ed into a telegraph pole and threw
him. his wife and son To the
ground. Teyls and his son were not
hurt Mrs. Tevis was bruised and
shaken.