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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR CONVENTION

Final arrangements FOR the 10th
annual session Of tho Grand aeria
Of the FFateFnal Order Of Eagles.
which win meet in Seattle. August
II 10 rs. we're made yesterday By
the general committee on arrange
'meuss. In Eagles hall.
Il Is now assured that at least
1000 visitors from points through.
out the United States. Canada.
Alaska. Hawaii and the Philippines
will DO in Seattle during the ses.
sion.
Fresh. invigoratlng salt water
bathing in the tuna Park Nataior
INN Take a swim IN II for that
tired feeling sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
WANTED A CUT
RATE ON JOB

He was quito evidently labor.
Ing man with the financial bump
educated 10 degree that promised
some day TO make RockefeIler'a
mililons look like the slxe Of tho
nrss pay check which some OF tho
trust masnates love 10 talk about
In theirofevicw OF Ny Life; BY My
self"
The man entered the health com.
mssslonera office and addressed
Or iournG
Ny wito has bump IN her ear"
be assured the chief medical Off.
Ger IN loudly whispered terms.
The chief medical officer looked
interested.
Yes. and two years ago one OF
your doctofa cut The huuq out. aud
u cost t2s5 continued the visit
or. cunfiaentlaily.
last year Il came back. and We
had Df. iiank do the cutting. and
he charged mo $50 he continued
Now, ! want You 10 come 40 Aad
cut the bump out think g. SO a
enough Don't tell the papers. Ny
wife can't hsar very weiY now. The
bump Tent very blg g. 90 oawht fo
bc enough for a bump ~ thar alno,
bit ! won't mind II Il costs 81 50
The individual leff bis name aud
address and bowed himself cut With
loudly whispered injunction DOT
70 tell the papers his name.
The chief medical officer says the
extra dime may induce him 10 50
aud cut out the bump. lie expects
Co aee hia visitors name at the bead
~ q trust merger some day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Billie was brought TO the queen
by the Prince OF Wales when he
toured the Orient. four years ago.
and he has never lost favor with
hin august mistress. So great a
vogue did the queens devotion 20
this Japanese spaniel give the breed
that no woman who wants 90 keep
abreast OF canine fashions fails TO
add one 10 her list
The queens pets occupy room
adjoining her sleeping apartment.
and perfect liberty is given them TO
visit her az they will. Billie" Is
always her earliest morning visitor.
but he has been trained never 10
awaken the queen BY jumping on
her bed or By barking. lie will sit
for hours motioniess "a statue.
aud when the queen opens her eyes
he springs on her bed with a glad
bark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
Gil TO CONNECT WITH
THE BURLINGTON

<xatnzst Traffic Manager Cos
plA < o. GFvas Northern. who
- ~ ssnrned from an inspec.
nsn I; IN ,<r1snrY. has announced
Oar 1 Anrcf line OF the Great
xwtaes m b. run from Armlng
o ss Il nnxs<s with the BurlingtDu
nd Il hliiaxs The new rad
~ ia mfnin@ and agricultural
fI<trss A>zsd<. givinE the railway
z1askH eusief 20 the east
Most Distressing cases Of eczema
rsleset BY Eoap Lake Salve go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
BRIEFS BY WIRE

The lepers will salute the Allan.
tic fleet when the battleships pass
the island near Honolulu.
President Meyer o. the Western
Federation ~ Miners. r. strong for
a peaceful adjustment Of wage
troubles before a strike is ordered.
Seattle delegates at 81. Paul are
striving hard for the convention OF
Mystic Shrinerg next year.
William McCarty. aged 40. escap-
ed from the Indiana penitentlary
al Michigan City several years ago
lie went west aud located az North
Yakima. Recently he experienced
religion and yesterday he arrived
at the penitentiary gates ready 10
serve out his ~ years remaining.
Chairman Hitchcock n visiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
(star Special servIee.)

LONDON. July is.---The queen OF
England has no ieas than 10 pet
dogs. not including the kennels at
sandrin6ham or the FOX hounds kept
a the isle 81 Wight
Just now her prime favoFite Il a
japanese spaniel. called billie.
which became very dear during the
reccnt Illness OF llttlesprinee Henry
81 York.
The little prince loved Billie even
AZ hls own soul. and when be was
suffering all the horrors atteToihnt
Ga scarlet fever. ha insisted on hav.
lnB billie visit him The dog WAS
aanf over three times 4 DAY and vas
thoroughly dislnfected before be
waa permitted 20 roam In the
queens private rooms al the Sc
James palace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
MURDER OF PRETTY TEACHER
FFLESScHECAGO DETECTIVES


leo July rs Mystery in
ss.,A Of Mrs. Frances rhomp'
" go . school teacher Of Farso. y.
% ! nrnlahina Que % the most
y = ,, ! murder cases chicaso De.
49, ..,,~s have doreed on in months
TO- ss.nslfd youns woman muir
y 4 straasler. who used a
s ~ sera such as Is used by the
ss'p AZ paris this is an cut.
pife's "a mystery as Il presents
~ . ne police, ,,... g., a..
ralss ~@@..sed as 70 thc identity ~
eE'u'e s.sf or mufdcrers, the 20.
b. Almost hopeless Of p0ne
~ 49, gse mystery
tsss ,,.ssn's Nude body was found
,,s,lng house az ists Mlchi.
= She had been bound hand
g, rsth the same kind of
~ ~. 80 Is choke her 90 death
81 60 niger prints were on the
4 Y ~ corpse. A heavy towel
80 Z ..sn's handkerchief. with the
~ I En- embroidered n one cor
- - heea showed down ne
'rs throat, effcetually ssitShg
Y. seash cries
y ~ mir stusllous looking man.
- glasses and posed a the
- husband. Is the principal
-, His real idcaslty Is AN.
sa~r He accompanied Mrs.
xss~asan 70 the rooming house.
II slsappssred before the body was
feaaa -, ..g.h A.
..s - raward n. Thompson. In
$50 foF six months after iheir
...-s.rs Then she Ieft him and
-. 4 chicago. The police con.
-. !, uosslhle he followed her. Al
49, shcy feel Ear ffom certain.
senrsou len Fargo soon AFTER
- Thompsan started tog Chicago.
~ hle movements since thcn are
Unknown. - ,...
Harry Morton and Alice hAsnih
TON who we're IN ehaKe 81 tho
Michlgan Nv. baiidiag Mhen the
murley occurred. are both unaer
snsnsrlnn Morfoa i an exconvict.
~ a. served sir peuitratiary sen
tsaces since lass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
Y. |. |. GIVES
RECEPTION
VIII Entertain The G AMI
President Tomorrow
Night.

The Young Ladies' Institute viii
givs = reception complimentary 10
their grand presiaent. Miss Mary
Cnnc1nnon. Friday evening az 81
Edwards hall. Terry and coNni-
hia e.
A special meeting o. the mem
hara - called for tomorrow even
ing AZ : o'clock In Christensen
hail
The first summer dance % the
r. l. l. wtii Do given ate Wildwood
park tonight
Church Picnic.
The First Presbyterian church
VIII give their annual picnic AZ
Ravenna park Friday University
sud Waiifngford cars run direct 70
the park.
Miner Gives Concert.
Under the direction 81 ~. Miner
an orchestral concert viii be. given
Tomorrow evening Ia tho Epiphany
Episcopal church @tth and h. Union
i.
DshutAnts Tea
Surrounded b masses ~ flowers.
the gifts Of friends. Miss Charlotte
Whiftiesey was formally introduced
into. society by hev usethwr, Mira
Charles y WhittleseY. az a tea
yesterday afseFnonn. pink wan nsiq-
ined in tbs xeier schnnan % floral
decoration. Assisting Mrm Whit
tieaay Msrs Mrs Jamea u. fsnN-
man. Mrs. Georwe ~ walker. Mrs.
Claude Ramsay, Mira John N
Powgfl and Mrn Robrrt II Albert
snu. and Mrs.. Parton Swift The
Yuunw ladies assisting were Miss
Oiiee Toawink3e sftas uanaid. Miss
Eiva Husisou. Miss Howe. Ni@s
Gusgave wandFei an insane log.
rer. has been captured near
lfurkley. He has been causing con
siderable trouble lately By his Wild
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

neillughnm newspaperman. WAS
married today 10 Miaa Beynfcc
Hope. II II now $50 for him for
the good timca
Rear Admiral HurwelI win haul
down bis flag az tire Brcmerton
nayy yard Saturday forenoon ~ 10
o'clock Capt John A. Rodgers will
thnn assume command.
Cruisers Washington and Ten.
neanes have arrived az Tsremerton
for repairs.
Charleston and adjacent territory
viii not annex 10 Bremerfon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
RACING At BUTTE

Wy 0UfRtt FFtthf
BUTTE. Mont. July tH Hesuits yes.
terdaYi
Three furionHaaF N nfattain won.
~ silver sccuad. Mrs Matthews third
Time. "a
-Four fafianaa Charles noherty won.
l,HneaHhifr Lad second fnppgi ihlrd
Time, issh
rive furienaa 49, Madeline Muaufape
Won. uanihsi second, rhe aiirher Third
Time t3atH
one mile FufEo won, Peerless Lass
seeund. Calendar THIRD fims iffa
Que miia The iron won neldsn soc.
"nh, Reamont thifa. riHo 1854
Seven fufiobHa " W unrr won
tlab.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
SHERIFF WHO KILLED
NAN EXONERATED

RgDmS0. Cal. July IA
rpssrs tnry has completely en-.
merssel sheriff James /. Mont.
rassy for kiIgng Rene Rlmhaalt
Nadxr sFeaing At Keswsek. Ind
~ tat he acted not only In self.
1tssss. hat In tine with hia duty
4 en- offseer of the court whose
xler he wAs enfooriux.
IN Rimbanit Il In the county
Il siih an eIxht-moath.old baby
\ f<sp her company. She win be
aassd with resisting an officer
"a s<enlf Rish a deadly weapon
vsA lztent 10 kill.
2se Rfmbanit viii be buried In
i 7n<ter's field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
WILL RECOMMEND
LIGHTHOUSES

The dire need % lighthouses AZ
Cape Hiehinbrook and Cape Sc.
ELIAS Ia Alaska will be remedIed.
according TO a letter received by
the Chamber Of Commerce from
Capt J. NJ. Helm, naval secretary
60 the secretary OF commerce and
labor. Who states that bids have
been called for the former nEht.
house and action N regard o. the
Cape Elias light IL before the OF.
neera OF the Thirteenth lighthouse
district for recommendation. Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Helen Villas. Miss Amy uanford
Misses MArwrry ana kathorin Kit
finger. apas Alma Stewart, Miss
Anna faisth-Torry ana Mas Louise
Hanford.
Engagement Announced.
The engagement af Miss Edna
and Mrs. y -. Wang. % Ar. Har-
old onsNm has been announced. The
wedding wiil take place August s
az The family residence. ftgD i3th
av. followed by a reception.
Personal.
The Rev George Robert Cairua
and the k.y. J. Cairns and families
isft this week fur several months
eNtlns AZ The summer cottage at
Kingston.
air and Mrs. Albert T. nsckln-
son - seward Alaska have re-
turned 81 Seattle 10 make their
horne Az present they are reg
istered ~ the Washington Annex.
Mr. and Mira - Tyndall are
enjoying an cutting az Lake Chrlan
Outing a. vashon island.
The iadies ~ Prospect cirris and
thcir fri@utH VIII vutuy an all day
outing Friday ~ ths simmer home
island.
Laarch Party.
The young people ~ the puwrtn
Congregational church made up a
launch party Monday evening on
i.aks Washington.
Napier. <lnnsli.
Mlaa Nellie Mayor Naa married
Sunday eecniuw q Mr., J. ~ kin
nsii az tse family horne. 1918
Spruce ~ The Rev rsr william
klrkhopr 0fficiatrd. str and Mrs.
hinneii an reside IN Spokane.
wash
Automobiis Party.
Atr. and Mrs J. +. Ronald left
shis morning IN their touring car
for trip % Mt Rainier In their
party we're Mr. and Mrn fsdnaF
Lulu Fuller. Miss Gertrude Eaia
u Taeonsa ard Mism Mabel Ronald.
Mr. Ira Bronson and family and
Ar. :, W. Uuodwsn and fanaily left
also Tor the aatns 0utinE with
them.
Hinrsr Munro.
Miss fsanora r. GfiunasP af
WhitsisaiL Mich. and Mr vs. q
Munro. ~ stsaKip county. we've mar
Red sunday At the hogra ~ the
brides brother. Mr.. Charles b Hin
maus as Melr1se Az. ~ NJ. and
AIRS. Munro will MAKE their hosno
at Hedrn Wooiisy.
crsmatie Recital.
Miss Eseia Ignore Warner. drarn-
atie pupil ~ Misa f. Margaret OF.
son, will - presented In recital
"Wednesday evening. July ~. In the
Unitarian church. Assisting Miua
Warner viii b. MiHn f.ieannr N
Mliiignn. 'ceiiist. and Mr.. John All
ii4au. tenor
Church Lawn Party.
Rev. and MIRA A J. C'annoy en-
tertained ths young people ~ thu
FIRST Presbyterian church last
evening af a iswn party az their
home. Woodland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
GETS OFF EASY.

George Athanattoupiar. a Greek
who is alleged 70 have thrown a
heavy coffee cup al StEatos Co3elos.
fractnring his skull, was adjudged
guilty OF assault and battery by Po-
lice Judge John d. Gordon yester-
day and fined 500 and costs.
cogelos YVES able 20 appear In court
Mount Vernon Is to have a new
brick block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Sherman at Utica regarding the
campaign.
Ambassador O'Brien hiss return
ed 70 the United States on a VISIT
from Japan and be says that the
mikado and his people are friendly
10 America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Neat Saturday the knights 81
Pythlaa from al parts OF Puget
sound viii hold the annual picnic
At East sound
Rheumatism II greatly relieved
hy Soap Lake Salts So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Miss f.cnora r. tfinmasP a
WhitsfaalL Mich. and Mr W. q
Munro. ~ stsaKip county. were mar
Fsess sunday At tha hoffta % ths
brides brother. Mr. Charles =. Hin
ntaus as Meir0se Az. ~ Mr. ani
Afs Munro wfii make their home
at Hcdre Wooiisy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
WIFE LOCKED
Up ON CHARGE
OF THE POLICE
Great Excitement in Paris Over
Developments in Stein
he'll Murder Case.
FRANCE ON VERGE
OF ANOTHER SCANDAL
HIGH PERSONAGES INVOLVED
DEATH OF FELIX FAURE.

Paris. Nov. 26.-Paris has been in a
state of intense excitement today over
the developments that have come thick
and fast since last night in the Stein
he'll murder case, and the sensation has
made itself felt even in the chamber of
deputies, where many members declared
they would raise the question unless the
government undertook to prone the
scandal TO the bottom
Nine. Steinheil made a confession to
two newspaper men last night. She de-
clared that man named Alexander
Wolff was the murderer of her husband.
Wolff was arrested and examined by
the authorities. He denied all guilt, and
said he was ready to prove an alibi.
Madame Steinheil then weakened and
said that if it was not Wolff, the man
who committed the crime resembled him
strongly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
Foreigners IN
HAYTI ALARMED
Anarchy Reigns and Blood
Freely FloWing-Frantic
Appeals for WarShipS.

New Orleans. Nov. 26-According 10 a
cable dispatch received early today by the
Picayune from st. Thomas. D. W. l.. pri-
vate cable advices received there from
Port Au Prince are to the effect that the
censored dispatches sent from Hayti only
give faint idea of the reign of terror
now existing ON that island.
The dispatch continues:
Anarchy reigns throughout Hayti and
the country is literally running with blood
Private cables received here from Port
AI Prince state that wholesale executions
are in progress. both by the government
forces and the revolutionists. Persons
who are suspected of sympathy with the
insurgents are being summariiy shot by
order Of President horde Alexis. The
same course is being followed by the rev
olutionists. who have control of the south
ern portion of the republic.
Foreigners in Hayti are making frantic
appeals to their governments for protec-
tion and the French representative has
cabled for ships. The German minister.
il is said, has cabled similar message
to Berlin.
1T is the general opinion in St Thomas
that intervention by the United states IS
necessary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
REDUCTION OF DUTIES ON IRON,
STEEL AND METAL PRODUCTS SURE

terms iron plates, steel plates. plate
iron and plate steel as used in the tar
if Ito such articles having plain sur
faces which may. however, be check
cred. corrugated or ribbed, for use a.
parts Of constructions. but not as tools
or implements in manufacturing.
A duty will probably be imposed on
all castings of iron or cast iron plates
which have been chiseled, drilled. ma
chined or otherwise advanced in eOndi-
ton by process or operations suisse
quent 20 the casting process. but not
made up into articles. This win be done
in order TO Illustrate the numerous at
tempts of interchangeable customs attOT-
news to secure the entry OF manufac-
tured articles on iron at the compare
lively low rates Of duty prescribed for
cast iron plates and castings
The hearings on the metal schedule
will be continued tomorrow.
H L. Miles. chairman of the tariff
committee Of the National Association
Of Manufacturers. is expected to address
the committee in favor Of tariff re-
vision downward. Together with Pres
ident Van CleaVe Of the association.
Mr.. Miles was invited to the hearings
by Chairman Payne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27

Washington. Nov. 26.-From the tes-
timony offered before the ways and
means committee at the tariff hearing
yesterday, it is evident that some re-
duction. possibly 10 to 20 per cent. will
be made in the duties on iron, steel and
metal products when the new tariff bill
is framed
Numerous recommendations have
been made to the committee for chang
ing the wording, making new classifi-
cations and providing new paragraphs
for the metal schedule. Among the ar
ticles for which il is proposed to make
specific provisions are steel wool or
shaVings, diamond steel: steel grit,
iron. sand and similar articles: steel
saw plates: crucible plate steel: steel
circular saw plates: steel strips; knives;
chrome metal: ferro manganese: man
ganese metal; tungsten and similar
metals; manufacturers of mica and al
Toys: and other mixed metals not spe-
officially provided for.
Bells. buckles. chatelaine clasps. CIR
dies and other similar articles which
have not been specifically mentioned
heretofore have caused endless trouble
in classification for duty. AS disputes
between the government officials and
the importers are constantly arising, il
is purposed to make the law explicit by
providing for these articles the same
duty imposed on pins not commonly
known d : jewelry.
1t is also purposed to restrict the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
UTAH'S DIVORCE RATE LOWER
Census Shows That Proportion in
United States Is Greater Than
in Any Foreign Country.

Washington, Nov. "a higher di-
vorce rate in the United States than in
any of the foreign countries where sta
tistics are available, is announced by
the census bureau. which in a bulletin
just issued, says that at least one mar
riage in twelve in this country ultimate
" terminates in divorce. The report
covers the twenty years from 1887 to
1906. inclusive. In that time there were
l.. So. O44 marriages and 945,625 divorces,
against 32S.716 divorces for the preced-
ing twenty years. Divorce is now two
and a half times as common, compared
with the married population. as it was
forty years ago. Utah and Connecticut
are the only two states showing a de-
crea sed divorce rate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
TAFT ASKED TO
GIVE THE WORD
Oregon Republicans Trying to
Involve PreSident-elect in
Dirty Political Work.

Hot Springs. Va, Nov. 2e.-No members
of the Taft family were with the presi-
dent-eIect today Mr.. Taft began his
Thanksgiving as the guest at breakfast
of NJ E. ingalls,. whose dinner guest he
is also to be They attended morning SER
vices at the Episcopal church and then
INDUCED in game OF golf
Political conferences were held this af-
ternOOn with National Chairman Hitch
cock, Representative Herbert Parsons Of
New York, and Senator Fulton of Ore
gon The Oregon senator says he be-
lieves the country is fully in sympathy
with the determination of the president
elect TO see to 1t that the proposed tariff
revision shall be thorough and in good
faith He however. believes that this
result will be attained without friction in
the party. Senator Fulton came here to
discuss political conditions in his state.
Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Fulton's
mission to Hot Springs was to ask Presi-
dent-elect Taft to take a hand in the Ore
gon senatorial situation
Leading Republicans in Oregon are very
strongly against the election of a Demo-
crat to the senate. regardless of the fact
that in the recent primaries Governor
Chamberlain defeated the Republican can
didate. 1t is argued that under such a
primary law a declaration in favor of
Governor Chamberlain might at some time
result in changing the complexion Of the
senate. Strong pressure therefore, is be-
ing brought upon the legislature to name
Republican. If Mr. Taft and Mr.. Hitch
cock took the position that a Republican
go a long way toward accomplishing that
result
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
CASTRO ON HIS
WAY TO EUROPE
President of Venezuela viii
Undergo observation-disclosures
Now Rules the Country.

Port of Spain. Trinidad. Nov 26.-Presi-
dent Castro Of Venezuela arrived here to-
day on his way TO Europe TO. secure ex-
pert medical attention. President Castro
is accompanied by his wife. several other
members of his immediate family, and
three Venezuelan physicians.
The Venezuelan consul here, accompan-
led by the commandment of the forces. went
alongside the Guadeloupe in a tug flying
the Venezuelan flag. The president was
on deck and looked Well He expressed
regret at his inability to come ashore and
said he would do so on his return in Feb
ruary and stay several days
A number of launches circled around the
GuadelOupe as near as the quarantine
guard would permit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
ALARM In AUSTRIA OVER POSSIBLE
CONFLICT In BALKAN TERRITORY

Vienna. Nov decentralization. re-
>uiunS nom rUmOrs Of a Forthcoming
conflict in she Balkans. seized the bOursI
mere and ar Budapest today. brought
many prices below the level reached
70 me panic during the empero-'S dan
-erous Illness last year. and is a reflec-
ION OF the serious uneasineSs felt over
the outcome Of the Balkan difficulty.
Many adverse rumors in circulation
mere obviously are unfOunded. but real
anxiety surrounds the grave Austro-
turkish relations and the divergent views
concerning the conference Indicated y
Russia s last note TO Austria. Further
alarm was created tonight by an appar-
entity weil-srouaded report of the APP
preaching conclusion of an anti-AustTian
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
jealous Farm Hand Kills His Sue
cessfuI Rival.

Vancouver Wash Nov 26--At Amboy,
Wash, last night. Fred Swindle. a farm
hand shot and killed Ed Newell at
tempted to kill Mrs. Newell and then
killed himself Back OF the tragedy is a
story of nrequited love and dependency
due to the marriage of Newell to Mrs.
Rose Hoffman. three months ago. Swim
die had been attentive to the woman, on
whose ranch the tragedy took place. but
she bestowed her hand on Newell Last
night while the couple sat at the dinner
table Swindle called and offered his con-
gTatulations and suddenly pulled his re-
voIver. shooting Newell dead. He tried to
shoot Mrs. Newell. but she escaped him.
He then turned the weapon upon himself.
sending bullet into his head
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27

treaty between Turkey Servia and Mon
tenegro
Four NIeneSe newspapers have bee1
confiscated for circulating repsOrrs COR
ce-nins the movement of troops
The government issued todav anofha-
Statement cnaracterizing the reports of
frontier fighting as unfouuted ana nrorn-
lSang that the stock exchanges would ~
notified Immediately in case of any seTi-
Gus occurrence Its efforts however
tailed To remove the apprchensiols %.
restore the confidence OF the exchange
The view here is that the Turkish gov
eminent il pOwerlsss to stop the anti
Austrisn boycott w3Iich is pOpula..
movement formulated By the young Turk
committee.