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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
so YEARS Welded;
SUE FOR DIVORCE

SAN BERNAHDlNO, CAL Dec. o.
Alleging that after 50 years devo.
ton 70 her husband he attempted TO
rid himself OF her by sending her
to the insanity yard Of the county
hospital, Mrs Mary Hucher today
appears az plaintiff IN suit for d..
vofce from Joseph Butcher, one Of
the wealthiest ranchcrs IN this part
of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
CONVICT RUFF OR BY THE LIVING
|GOD I'LL KNOW THE REASON WHY
LAWYER THREATENS JURY
| IN The FRISCO GRAFT CASE
INVESTIGATE STANDING
OF SUBWAY APPLICANTS

8 Co. OF 8, 81 swlihlns Lane Ion.
don, and a hendit,y. OF Amsterdam.
Rnm0ra had reached The ears 81
several councilman that these firms
did not enjoy the degree Of credit
which would assure tho carrying
out 81 their promises
Councilman Sawyer insists that
he he's every reason 20 believe that
the principals la tho enterprise are
fully able 20 provide all the money
necessary and TO carry out any az.
arrangements that may be- made with
the city in perfectly satisfactory
manner.
The franchise IA applied for In
The names Of " L. Dudley. 81 So
attic. and W : noody. said 10 be
% Philadelphia. Dudley has lived
IN Seattle for number ~ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
Management Could Be
Condemned, Says
Committee.

That the street car service of
Seattle Is not destined 60 come up
20 that point where a patron can
secure a seat during the rush hours
IN one paragraph Of q resolution
adopted last night by the Seattle
Commercial club.
we appreciate the fact that, as
ia committee. we might condemn
the present management Ia general
terms" the report reads, hut do
not think such a course to be wise
In the absence OF any tangible and
practical suggestion Of the remedy"
Members Of the committee re-
ported cities on the coast and Ia the
east whore a patron can secure a
sont for the whole route, but, In
their opinion. such conditions Will
nov,r prevail IN Seattle"
Municipal ownership was conaid-
orod as a remedy.
but even thin panaeea of many
Ills was not thought TO be OF suffi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
ACTOR DIES
BY PISTOL
ROUTE
HUSBAND SHOOTS HIM
DOWN WITHOUT
WARNING.
Fatally Wounded by Man
Whose Wife He Was
With.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Dec. a.
lowering between life and death to-
day. Adrian Won Plank an actor
from Portland. ore, made an ante
mortem statement. admitting im-
proper relations with fhe wife OF
Newton zlacker. "A tcamater. who
shot him last night hlacker broke
into a room IN the Grand hotel here
and found hia wife with the actor.
Mrs nlArker sfcadfasily denies
that her conduct with Won Plank
wAE improper Blncker ls heart
broken Immediately after shooting
Won Plank be surrendered himself
lie declared that he did not care
whether he lived or died The
Blackcra have been married FOR ~
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
BUILD FAST SHIP
FOR SOUND TRADE

Arrangements have been made
By the Puget Sound Transportation
Co. for the letting within three days
OF a contract for n 5000 600 turbine
passenger steamer for the longer
sound runs. The steamer will have
speed OF q knots. capable Of max
ing the run TO Vancouver or Vic
toria and back by daylight She
viii be about $50 feet In length aud
modelled after the II y Kennedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
MANIzE COMPANY
10 LOAN ON SALARIES

/. sp1amltiee was appointed yes
III tie Seattle branch ~ the
1ilal Sociological society 20 or
company 90 advance loans
a'Asted emplDye8 az che rate ~
~ teaf q month The commit
stAizts of Eugene 4. Cblide.
& hastaeh nnd g. " Corliss
r.s.HtY experis by this means
II .F 81 away with the salary
~ 2 Seattle NJ. Childe re-
nlaf the present rate for
Z Rom 300 10 800 per cent
w. thilde said that the pro-
1.,'t an for weekly payments VI
N ~ q city employees and those
1<'', sH.iiila houses would no q
H9iAfiou ~ the problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
PROPERTY PURCHASE
STARTS NEW RUMOR

BELLlNGHAM. Dec. 9.-Ihe
purchase last night Of the Red
Front block, one OF the best busi.
ness blocks IN the city. b beloved
another guarantee OF the early con
etrnction Of the Nooksaek valley
futorurban line. The property was
bought By men closely associated
with tho new company for $4,000.
The building Is 10 be used as a
aapof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
JUDGES NOSE
Gets PULLED

KANSAS CITY. Dec. sThe
three county Judges are occupying
thr bench today after nquhbhic
when Judge Moss pulled the nose
Of Judge Dudd.
An argument arose over legal
point Judge Dodd intlmsfed that
Judge Mnas WAS ilar Moss
sraHped hts associate hy tho neck
20 give him sound humping"
then took a twsak AZ Dodd's pro-
b0scfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

when the steamer queen, which
has taken the place OF the Presi-
dent on the san Francisco run, arr
rivoa next IN Seattle she win be
In charge of Capt. r. Jepson. Capt
NJ H. Cousins, formerly OF tho
President, who took the Queen out
on hor last trip, viii remain IN San
Francisco with his own boat, which
lis laid up for the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
Munnnnons NonnAN sNIrs.
lnr InItrd prrns.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec IN W.
Chun, the Korean who was Jointly
accused with In Whan Chang OF
the murder OF Durham White
stevens last March. has not been
seen for the last four months aud
the district attorneys office has
Just discovered that the man Is a
fugitive. Chang, n was proved In
tho preliminary hearing, fired the
fatal bullet. while Chun struck
Stevens. Chang was bound over to
the superior court ana his trial has
iuHt commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
Council Wants to Learn
Where the Money Is
Coming From.

Seeking Information as 10 the
standing and reliability Of the PEG.
Pic said % he backing a new subway
street railway franchise proposition
applied for through Councilman
sawyer, members Of the councils
corporation committee today eahled
to Paris and London 20 ascertain
whether the franchise applicants
wcre financially able 10 carry out
the proposed undertaking
Il has been reported TO the coun.
ell that the money for the subway
II 20 b. furnished by Lloyd. Eilinger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
presIdsntIaI Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Q. - The
president today sent the following
nominations TO the senate. Vice
governor OF tho Philippines, w,
Cameron Forbes. of Massachusetts;
members OF the Philippine commits
sion. Newton Gilbert, OF Indiana,
Rafael Palma, OF the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
SESSION BEGUN.


WASHINGTON. Dec, 9.--Ihe
National Rivers and Harbora Con.
nresa began ia session At the New
willard hotel az 10 o'clock today.
with President Joseph =. Hansdeil
IN the chair. The invocation was
pronounced By Cardinal Gibbons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
NO HOPE OF REMEDY FOR
CITYS CAR SERVICE

cicnt force TO totally avoid the
present Inconvenience"
A letter from Ole Hanson, asking
for the support Of the club In the
fight against the race-track evil.
was read by Secretary BOns. The
communication was referred Go the
legislation committee. which Will
report upon II on Dec. fb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
||EAMER WENT
DOWN IN GALE

#lLNIh. MINI. Dec All
Y ~ TIE safety ~ Is men come
20 The crew of the steam
7Htef Clemson was abandoned
III WEN 20 hatch covers came
r. Bear here. She vent down
4 gale
description ~ the covers has
.''nesa the officials - the Proy1-
z hie4mstip company that they
~ part ~ the Clemson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
KING EDWARD is o. X,
lRN Ilnlted proas1

LONDON, Dec 9.--The condition
OF King Edward Is reported today
10 be greatly improved. He has
been suffering from n slight cold
and an attack OF rheumatism. Ho
is engaging in his usual activities
today. @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
sherIff Ilunts Reeord.

w j. Bailey, sheriff OF Shoshone
county. Idaho, Is IN Seattle TO in
vesligate the record OF James ID,
Manning, now under arrest for va
rlous crimes at Wallace. Captain
OF Detectives Tenant says Man
ming passed several worthless
checks here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

The Lady Howcna club of the
brotherhood Of American feoinen
win give "a prize dnncins party mex
Thursday evening, Dec. ~. az iteh-
ton Hin club house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

AN TTIANCINCD. Dec. II nv
nalice are today searching Tor ~.
burglar who entered the nome ~
John A. Hritt0n. president % we
San Frauclaea Gas ana Eise w, ie
company. iaat night ana lgots9 W
mansion ana fopbel ~.
family o. more ihan si,VVv worm "a
q aaaIrll nnH Lairlnnmn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
sEAslcK MAN SUICIDES.

NEW YORK, Dec 9.-Seasick
and Respondent because OF the
rough ocean voyage, Benedict linz
dorff. OF Tonopah, New a second
cabin passenger on the steamship
Finland, shot and killed himself
while the vessel was az sea on
November so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

PORTLAND. ore. Dec. a.-M.
Won Plank. 81 the Bon Marche. Is
the father Of Adrian Won Plank
The actor has resided here Tor the
past seven years and was formerly
a member Of tho Baker Theatre
cnmunny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
win Give Smoker.

ment win be given by Elliott Bay
camp, No. bt3S, Modern Woodmen
OF America, az Columbia hall. i4t4
Seventh av., on Thursday, Dec, 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
netroIt coo Pennant.

NEW YORK, Dec p.-The Amer.
lean league directors today official
ly presented the Detroit baseball
club with the leagues champion.
ship pennant for 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

|.'.... n'nsihLEH Dec. 8 Joseph
ss@s y once d we'll known
~ ~ ~ the middle west. ~
y 4 i city Of apoplexy an the
|ssss teAfs. For 40 years H.
.s. lsiiis IN Ia Crosse, Wfa
Is 80 tefi Afadlaou, ia
.spn, ana Tampa, f'la.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

Co.eds az the university dorm
have taken ~ metal work uuue.
Misa Incz Weed, ana VIII pounu
brass, copper ana other metals lhlp
oruainenfa. The class meeta every
"wednesday afternoon, from 4 20 9
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

1870, Dec o. Frederick A.
Probably the oldest com
y ~. merchant IN Chicago, have
n nc business FOR 40
yas ea suddenly 81 hia home
K q heart failure. 10 was
~ u. 1891 IN New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
POPE sltssrs TAFT.


= goME. Dec. 2 Pope Plus
3 x today hleaaed President
q eject TAFT and bis family IN
q ths presence ~ Archbishop
= (sAnnnan. of Sc Louis. who IN.
: "a uad the holy father OF
= THffs fricndssneen 10 CAtho- !
a Nc
o a 4 4 = 4 a 4 4 4 a 4 A a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
|)NV|CT ION
|0F RUFF
WANTED
xyEsTIGATION WILL
pE. MADE, If
ACQUITTED.
ri,een Weeks Trial With
Startling Issues Is
Near End.

IN FRANCISCO, nec 2 TT IL
! ss.xkt II righteousness for o.
/ hsre four months trying thia
: sAs has confessed his guilt.
xssnx solomnly ihrnugh a com.
60 trial to determine whether
- = guilty when he has ad-
~! Als guilt
III yuu prepared. IN the face OF
. ~ SESSION. % declare this man
assent
x1oa ARE. BY the Twins God, We
tH 1aes The reason why.
Ill uas lae statement % Hiram
I kAnnn. counsel for the people
n t1,sing argument 70 the jury
- assnaading the conviction 81
49, Ruef
zssun told the Jury in stFaiEnt.
4sss InngnAEe ~ the attempts
M&ry. he minced no words
rA,s il clear that an acqnittal
|ffHs euuld 81 followed b. an In.
..<slIna and b. promised that
h. M Who voted to fFsS Ruel
|p.n.a have ta answer and have a
|1.nr se&aua gur bis action.
fohzez made the address that
xculk us been delivered BY
IA = + ffzssY II he had not beer
|Ak b. Mefris Haas.
History OF Trial.
xsez IL fave of RHef IL placed
t3s kensls % the iury this even
{xe Z the longest aud most
as.eaal trials IN the history 81
rksn tarisprudence will e.
~ u aAd From the time che
M srssIninary moEea before
49, lAwlnr were made. ~
nv<ss "a ARA days have elapsed.
Oh 4 IA trial have sprung
cL1er i<sss Two Of the lawyers
n R&< hfphy and Nswbufsh,
- hisslf Indicted under charges
xienrslax 10 Drihe a pruspec
n Szsf fnror.
TIE Fieney Tragedy.
L. public interest WAS wan
Ho4ri8 Haas. rejected as
nd exposed By HeneY. shot
Mgerely wounded the latter
NJ Haas was taken 70 ths
k1 All. where he killed him
h.fes against police officials
b frnzn the suicide. and a dem
0Iatian was made fer tire r.
~ IL Chef BiEgy. a week AZ
<zrf Esagy was lost overheard
y police launch and has not
= bard from since.
~ Iufofs have been 10 custody
n weeks. and extreme prccaa
M bare been taken against the
e|hllIiy 81 the approach By out
~ iaiIaencex Following the At
~ O. Heney. heavy police guards
- been thrown about the court
iiansefipt win Number 5000
words, not including the pre-
49, heaFing and other records
h1dnesd n convicted Knef VIII
30 : sentence Of not less than
lear. o. more than ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

II = known nos that when Ward
accritsd tho permanent appoint
merit as chief 81 police be did 10
With the understanding that he
coai& aes hia capiainey back II be
falics C. make good. Fpr this rea.
son. 4 70 other. he vill s. returned
o. = captain Of police az soon a.
Maysr KILLER determines 20 make
hin sfalgnaslon public and nams a
ntirs.s #A9S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
HILL DENIES
LET TIERS
EXIST
RAILWAY MAN READY
TO GIVE HIS
EVIDENCE.
Says He Is Anxious TO
Get TO Bottom Of the
Root Scandal.

President Louis w. Hll. Of the
Great Northern railway. denies that
there are anywhere IN exlatenco let
ters that tend 10 IN any manner i'm.
plicate him Ia the Reotuordon 80.
preme court scandal
President Hili denieR also that
his trip to the coast M this time
has anything whatever 10 do with
the inquiry. but states that il the
committee desires Il he n quite
willing 20 appear before u az wit.
ness and aid Il IN any way In his
power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
IN
FALL OFF
CAR
YOUNG LADY BADLY
HURT WHEN SHE
ALIGHTS.
Taken to Hospital, Were
News of Accident
Is Suppressed.

Despite the fact that the night
superintendent of the Seattle Gen.
eral hospital vas arrested several
weeks ago for violating the city o..
silnAncs which requires all hospi
tails immediately 10 report 70 the
police the arrival Of victims 81 any
accident. the management of the
same hospital 81 again guilty q the
ogfense. aecnfdlsg 10 tbs police rec.
orsia.
The facts which apparently ahow
tho neglect and contempt % The
hospital authorities for che city or
dlnance came 10 light today. whcu
from private eourcea Il was learned
that Miss bertha CoieAou. q Green
.Ake school teacher. was neFioueiF
Injured az she waa ahgntinE from
4 Broadway and Pike street car NJ
Howell and broadway last Thurs
day nighi. shortly after o'clock
Carried 20 Home.
Miss Coleaon waa carried 70 her
home az 1910 Harvard Az Her
condition became worse. and on
Friday she vas removed 70 Tue ~
attic General hospital.
Instead 81 reporting the arrival
Of "a accident victim. the hospital
authorities made no mention Of ms
affair 10 the police.
AZ ire Hospital.
when asked IL Miss Coieson was
an Inmate Of the hospital an az.
tenaamt told a representative o.
The star that such was the case.
when asked II the case had been
reported TO the police the attend.
ant hung Up the receiver.
wheE the matter vas brought
"a tbe attention % Police Captain
Alex Macdonald. he said
aOh. they always DO mat ~ az
those seattle Electric eases
Several weeks ago. when me
nlght superintendent vas arrested
on a charge Of yiolaiing the ofdi-
nance governing hospital reports 70
tho police. the attorney for the hos'
nftai told Police Judge John w.
Gordon that Il was all mistake
and would never occur again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
clInaan RsIuesan,

Miller personally would prefer "a
aeo GilnEan take the Job. bur the
iattef II soglawhAt reluctant 20 ae.
cers thc position. fearful ~ adverse
nwwNpapeF criticism II he falls 10
give satisfaction Provided he def
initels declines 90 take the 800 be
viii probably be made a detective.
o. gtveu sofnr position IN which
he ccnld ACT ~ sort 81 confidea.
tial asysner 70 the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

We arr just aN anxious. said
President Hiil last night that all
~ the facts bearing on this matter
be brought out IS aFu the people
~ Waahiagson To lhas eud | have
Instructed y a. Gilman. CTR gen
etai weatcrn counsel aud executive
officer for the company. "a tender
the eommitiee all the assistance In
hts power
With my approval NJ Gilman
laid before the COMMITTEES every.
ihing ~ rec0fd Ia our iexai depart
meut as Spokane and believe this
was 81 material benefit IN the 10.
yestlgati0n ! also instructed Mr.
Gilman 20 inquire 81 the committee
u they desired ny presence. IN.
dicasing q willingness "a appear al
any time desired am quite all
ms noS 70 appear before the eoni
mittee or will DO 20 AZ any time
! am sent Tor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

Il u not believed that the com.
mittee vii sesk the testimony Of
Mfr Hlli n he has placed him
self on record "a The manner ~.
ported 4 Is unlikely that h. would
admit q and II he has not. there II
nothing be- could tell the committee
that would b. ~ any nnsintanca.
The COMMITTEES - nnt ~ session
to-day but viii probably meet To-
morrow and Wlihiu The next two
OF three days complete lfH work and
begin the preparation 81 ita report
% che president ~ the State naf as
socihtiou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
TO BIZ:
CAPT AIN
AGAIN
CLINGAN OR CARR
HIS SUCCESSOR
AS CHIEF.
Police Leader Promised
Old Place When He
Took the Job.

Chief 81 Police Weird, whose realg
natson has been rendered 10 Mayor
MiileE IN to be given bis old Job
a. captain OF police. and either
Sergeant Of Police Clarence @ Carr
or Frank ClinEan win be named az
the new chief.
The question 81 the new chief
rcHtR entifely between Carr and
Cilusan The latter Is a personal
friend ~ Mayor Miller. whom the
mayor wanted TO appoint immediate
n after hs WAS elected Carr has
not nAd a great deal of experience
in peiire work. bus IL said 10 be
a tnan of executive ability
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-03
BROWNS COLLEGE OPEN
Opered at X. M. X. c. Hall With
Good ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Satisfied With Prospects.

Browns business College has
1IeEcd with good list Of prpils. o.
peciaIly for the night sessions. The
College is not yet entirely ready for
business, the furniture not having ar
rived but it is expected daily In the
meantime Prof Randolph has i'm
arolised furniture for temporary use
The school opened with fifteen puvrs
enrolled and the following corps OF
instructors
Pref j. b. Randolph. principal.
penhanship arithmetic and CONNER.
cial law.
Miss Minnie Hummel DuQuoin
shorthand and typewriting.
\. L Kiefer. Peoria. hookkeap ine
an practical English.
4 A. Randolph. 81. Paul. teleg
rarhy
The school has comfortable quar-.
tiers at X. NJ. X. c. hall until other ar
rangements can be made Its man.
agement feels well pleased with tho
announcement received from the pco
pie Of Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-03

The Bulletin could have published
ten days ago. the sensational story
published by the Citizen the othel
day regarding the alleged attempt oil
Contractor Williams 10 defraud the
people of Cairo in the street paving
wo"k- The story was brought to this
oifice, either by Engineer Miller him
self or by some one who professed to
represent him. 1t was written IN pei.
Gil and was not signed: the man who
brought it was told that the accuse.
tion II made was serious one and
could not be printed anonymously. hut
IL he would sign the paper it would
be printed. 1t was explained to him
that as he was in position to know
the truth or falsity of the charge he
must father It; that the editor. know
ing nothing abort it, could not assume
the responsibility nor make the paper
Responsible for IT, He was advised IN
bring the matter to the attention Ct
the proper city authorities. The man
refused TO sign the paper. but took
the paper away.-The Bulletin has not
denied the charges against the con.
tractor nor has it uttered one word in
defense OF the mayors action in dis.
missing Mr.. Miller. 1t has merely re-.
fused to do what the Citizen did-ft
has refused to accept anonymous l,..
tiers OF street gossip as proof positive
that the mayor and contractor were
engaged In scheme to defraud the
people Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-03
THE {. c. GIRL GIVES
AWAY MUCH MONEY
Says She is Just Getting Started
More Big and Busy Days.

Did the &c Girl call on YOU yes
terday? Maybe, and maybe not. She
made a lot of calls and gave away
crisp new dollar bills in all parts OF
the city. She had predicted it would
BE- busy day and it was.
From 8 o'clock in the morning until
nearly 6 in the evening the ETC Girl
kept steadily at her work With a
repI sentative of the EggO-See Ce
| real Co she drove over great por-
ton OF the city, getting out of her car
ragc at frequent intervals and max
ing calls at the homes Of the neigh
horhood. Wherever she found &c
Corn Flakes in a home and 1t was in
NEARLY every home at which she called
she left one of the dollar bills which
Ihllad her satche when she began the
day.
Il said yesterday I believed 90 per
cent of the peonle of Cairo ate &c
Corn Flakes for breakfast said the
| &c Girl To-day | would like to raise
! my figures to IS per cent, and | don I
think | am over-estimating II seems
| likl everywhere call in every part
of town, | find &c Corn Flakes. A
week ago the people We're buying &c
Corn Flakes Just so as to be ready for
me when called, but now they are
buving for the food itself And that
Is what peases me most
Today will be another big day with
the &c girl. She declares she is just
now getting started on her unique
wor.; here Within the next few days
she win visit every part Of the city
several times
TIE following is a partial list Of
those who received the &c Girls dol
lars Yesterday:
Mrs, c. J. Cassie 222 Eleventh
street
Mrs. H Goethe. a13 Ninth street.
Mrs. R. l. Livingston. 5l4 Twelfth
street
John W. Morris S13 Walnut stree.
Josephine Ransom, cor Douglas
Fannie SteDhens, 5ll Fifteenth
street
Mrs r. l.. Peple's 600 Poplar
street.
Mrs. |. Walker. 414 Eighth street
Mrs. 5. Gould, 416 Twentieth street
Mrs. P H. Schulz. 321 Seventh
street.
Stafford TAYLOR 1872 Walnut street
Mrs D. NJ. Kelly PA Nineteenth
street
Mrs. Goety 325 Twenty-eighth
street
Mrs, J. P Taylor, 3112 Sycamore
street
Robert Tridd 2022 Sycamore street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-03
QUARREL OVER WOMAN
tContinued From First Pagel

Calvin being in the act of coming al
him. q"
Nhlei Egan SAYS Jackson came here
rom Tennessee and was arrested her
some time ago on request of the su.
thoTities, but when be refused N re.
turn without requisition papers the
tennessee authorities dropped the
matter Jackson was living with m
woman over whom the shooting oc.
CURED without being married 10 her
and the chief told them they woul3
nave TO leave town unless thew mar.
riea, a9d they married
Tie corcner's jury was comnosed Of
three negroes and three white men
with John j. Coleman foreman. Their
verdict was as follows.
We the jury sworn to inquire of
The death 81 LoHHic Calvin or Cavep.
der on oathe do find that he came T.,
bis death by a gun shot wound I'm the
rlght hip caused by a bullet fired from
a. revolver ~ the hands Of Frank Jack
sou We further find that the said
Frank Jackson was not justified In the
act We therefore recommend that
he be held until discharged by due
process Of law