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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Jury Selected This Forenoon
and Testimony Being
Taken.
Chester Takes Great Inter.
est in the Proceedings
Of Trial.
10, United Pre...l

TACOMA. May Is-The Jury to
determine the sanity Of Chester
Thompson Was selected this morn.
lnE They were sworn Ia at u
O'Clock when court adjourned until
= m. when Attorney Thompson.
father 81 the prisoner. outlined bis
side Of the case. and the taking 81
testimony was begun Chester en-
tered the court room az 10 o'clock
accompanied hy his father and
brother and in charge OF a deputy
sheriff lie ehatted animatedly
with hts brother and some friends.
Who pressed forward TO speak TO
him His glance Is clear and
steady and he looks Ike a man In
fine condition,
During the examination Of the
iurs men. he manifested keen in
teresi ia The proceedings following
every question and answer with
close attention.
When Frank = Woodruff. one
~ the Yeniremen called. made the
flat footed statement that he had
always held the opinion that Ches.
ter was perfectly sane. he was ex-
euscd for cause b. the state Other
wise the proceedings this morning
we're devoid of incident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
PLAN TO ACT
As TRUSTEES

city Detective Jack Barck and his
80 worker. Jim Byrne. evolved q
brilliant scheme this morning for
the protection 81 visitors 10 Seattle
when the Atlantic fleet makes its
appearance,
II is proposed TO meet all trains
aud boats arriving here and 10 com
pei all visitors to deposit their re-
turn tickets or cash equivalent nm.
III they are ready to return home.
n the pickpockets make good ON
their persons. Barck and Hyrno be
lieve that they will have done
delicate piece Of humauitarianism
By returning the return tickets or
cash.
Barcks plan calls for a large
number OF aubordlnates. but volun-
teers Will be plenty. Anyway. Jack
and Jeems think 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Striking Carmen Resort to
Use ofDynamite 10
Force Demands.
Mayor Johnson Says He Will
Make No Arguments
al Present.
fsr United prs,s

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May ia
Riesing on q scale tina, threatened
10 result in death and injury 10
many. vas resumed this Afternoon
by niohbists who are trying 20 ao
vance the cause Of the striking
car men.
\ mob attacked conductor
while he vas turning switch.
Toying TO dodge hundreds Of rocks,
chunks Of wood and other missiles.
the strike breaker rushed for his
car ard locked himself In. Ne
was suffering intense pain from
the injuries inflicted. No, content
with having injured him. the
crowd hurled stones. smashing win
do~s IN the car.
All thie was accomplished before
the police could reach the scene.
The mob finally dispersed after
showing sullen resistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
INDIANA FIEND
MADE FORTUNE
IN MURDERS
Secured S54,@O From In
surance of Victims She
Killed.
(sy United Press.

Ia PORTE. Ind. May lS--In her
alleged campaign Of murder. Mrs.
Belle Guinness Is said to have car.
ried on very profitable bust.
ness. which. according To the lat.
est figures obtainable. netted her
SIS. 600.
The following figures show how
she obtained sums Of money from
these victims.
VI. Sorenson. first husband. life
insurance amounting TO $1,000.
Peter Guinness. second husband. life
insurance $4,000: Charles Erdman,
Newcastle. Ind. $1,000, Herman
Konitzer. Lasalle av., Chicago.
ST. goo. Ole Hudsperg. lola. Wis.
s.. 600: John o. Moe. Elbow Lake.
Mimi. 81 500; Andrew X Helgeline,
Aberdeen. s. D.. $1,000; George
Berry. ruscola. III. 81 500: Henry
Gerhalt. lola. Wis. $1,000
From fire insurance in Guinness
home. Chicago. $500
In addition TO these sums Mrs.
Guinness IL supposed TO have re.
celved 81 600 each from four other
men whose bodies were never
found on the murder farm, and
81 600 each from - men with whom
the woman had been correspond.
ing.
This makes grand total Of s55..
e00 which Mrs Guinness Is sup
posed 10 have received The au-
thorities have failed so far % learn
what the woman did with THIS
money. II is thought that the
1920 which she put in the bank
shortly before her home was con
sumod by flames was all the money
that was left. II Is likely she In.
vested most OF the money she
took from her victims in real os-
tate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Former Senator Turner
Voices This Sentiment
al Spokane.
Keynote Of His Address
as Chairman Of Demo
cratic Convention.
10y United prsss

SPOKANE. MAY is.-Thc dnmo.
cratic state convention opened this
morning wlth ext $ senator Geo
Turner ~ temporary chairman lie
viii probably he made permanent.
tits sps.ech vas declaration
against the local option plank
adopted By the reuuhilcans Tur
usf said that the proposition Of
declarins shat ouss netEhbar shall
eat or driuk was an American and
Unfair THIS Was TIE keynote II
the platform on ihs loeal option
question
The democrats viil substitute an
Initiative aud referendum plank
Lat nights slate Vas cracked 50.
DAY BY a movement fn eliminate
alteruatea and Send 20 delegates
instead % 10. each having half
vote
The convention adjourned at
noon f0g delegation caueuses and
nsw States are expected
~ y nuupby. of Waila Walla.
Is agreed On apparently fog "a
tiouai cumnliftesmRn n the frame
ap Tosa through Frpd BALDWIN. ~
spokane. G q nelfaef. ~ Seattle.
A. n Tltl0N. n Tacoma. and Geo
? Christensen. u HitEtiiic. vii BE-
delegates az large
The first district slate vas r A..
McDonaid and I r Calhoun. Of
King county. and Daniel Garry. %
suohomlsh
second district candidates are
Frank Spinning. Pierce. l.. ~ It'd
den. Clarke. " ". Cannon. Lewis.
and J 3 Conlur. ThuFaiou. and l.
n Hignold chsballs
Delegate from the third district
Jerome uflmheller sposaae. and
r. A. White. ~ John. whitman
county Aiicrnates. third district.
ian Paul. Douglas. J u Mitchell.
Lincoln. and n a smaliey Dixon
cyan
For permanent electors " II
Hamilton. Benton. aud } ~, Ne
Herman. Garfield
Increase Of the delegation To- 20
viii neeeasifate doubling this nam.
Der aud the new program will
probably not be finished before the
convention eonxcuss this afternoon.
The platform Win be strongly for
Bryan and viii advocate the inis
tiative and referendum and the
alghthaur Law In addition 10 tariff
revision and usual declarations Of
democratic policy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Fourteen of Atlantic Fleet
and Two Others
En- Route Here.
Battleships Wisconsin and
Nebraska TO Join
the Armada.
icy United Press)

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1s--En-
veloped ia a slight haze. with q
steady rain beating upon them,
"a ships OF Evans fleet and the
battleships Wisconsin and Ne
braska. which joined the armada
here. sailed today for Puget sound.
Led BY the Connecticut. from
whose peak the blue pennant Of
Rear Admiral Sperry fluttered. the
ships In single file steamed slowly
and quietly through Golden Gate
and pointed their sharp noses TO
the north.
There was no ceremony. shortly
after II O'Clock the Connecticut
gave the signal 10 up anchors"
The great mud hooks were
hauled up and the start Was made
Some merchant vessels in the bay
hung out the farewell signal and
good-byes were shouted. the men
Of the war vessels responding. but
beyond this there was no demon
stration-
Fleet Makeup.
The fleet IS made up as follows:
First squadron. first division -
Connecticut. Kansas, Minnesota
and Vermont
Second division-Georgia. Ne
braska, New Jersey and Rhode IS
land
Second squadron, third division
Louisiana. Virginia, Ohio and Mis-
souri,
Fourth division Wisconsin. II.
linois, kearsarge and Kentucky.
The Alabama and Maine. which
formed part Of the original fleet.
were left behind for repairs As
soon as they are In condition they
will proceed direct TO the Philip
pines. there 10 await the coming
OF Sperry's ships.
Sound itinerary.
The fleet will arrive IN Puget
Sound on Thursday. MAY 81 Eight
vessels will then visit Bellingham
bay, four will go 10 Port Angeles,
three will 20 20 Port Townsend.
and one will go straight to the dry
dock at Bremefton.
on Saturday. May %. Is ships
viii rendezvous near Port Town
send. and will proceed TO an an
ohorage at Seattle.
On Wednesday. May %. 10 OF
these ships will proceed TO Ia
coma. but only four will remain
at that port. the other eight con
tinuiug on out Of the sound and
proceeding TO San Francisco. The
ships left in the sound will take
their turns in drydocking. and then
steam back 10 San Francisco, the
last arriving here on July 3. On
July : the fleet will start for Hobo
lulu and Australia.
The following schedule for dock
ing NJ Bremerton has been made
mp:
Kentucky. Thursday. MAY 81 to
&c: Kearsarge. Thursday. May IS
TO June /. Illinois. June > TO 6:
Georgia. June : to II: New Jer-
sey. June l2 90 t6. Rhode Island.
June II TO 20; Wisconsin. June %
TO %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
TORPEDO Squadron.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. May is
Tonight the men of the torpedo
squadron will be guests nf the
Spanish war veterans. Sailors to-
day engaged at target practice on
the national guard range. They
are being handsomely entertained.
Tomorrow the officers will be taxi
en- hy automobiles through the or
chards along American river and
uu a visit to the state prison at
Folsom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
DREW KNIFE ON
DOC CATCHER

Ike Williams. n young negro. was
fined $40 b. Police Judge John y.
Gordon because he threatened To
knife Henry Gregg. the dog catch.
or. IN a saloon ~ 2i7 Washington
St. last night. Williams told the
court that Henry drew q blk gun
on him without prOYoeation, and
that he flashed his knife TO protect
himself The court thought other.
wise and the fine resulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
ORDERS HIS COFFIN
WHEN DEATH Is NEAR

HOPKINsVILLE. Ky. May is
Prof !. w. Coyner. prominent ed.
ucator nc Salt Lake and Los
Angeles for years. died today. vic
tim OF grip. lie was 70lyears old.
For some time he toured the coun.
try, lscturing against Mormonism.
Realizing he had not long 20 live.
Prof. Coyner recently selected his
own burial easket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18

BLEW OUT GAS.

Tho body OF william NJ. Culpitt.
aged "a years. was found In a lodg
ing house at SOS Fifth av. Satur.
day night by ]. NJ Caffrey. the
proprietor The old man had cvi.
IDENTITY blown ont the gas In a mo-
mcnt Of absent mindedneas, as the
room was filled with the deadly
odor Culpitt was civil war vet.
arm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
TO ASK JOHN o. TO
GIVE EMPLOYMENT
(By United Press.l

= NEW YORK. May IS
= John u. Rockefeller will be
= asked TO give financial assist !
= ance TO the unemployed OF !
q New York. and to suggest !
. some way whereby the johless :
= army can get further relief !
= A convention of men who are I
= out OF work Is now being held /
. Ia Manhattan Lyceum. and a
= committee has been appointed I
= To call ON the oil king 10 make {
. an appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Republican Contests.

CHICAGO. May 1S.-Thirty con-
tests have been filed with Secretary
Elmer Dover of the republican ma
fIonal committee and he expects
SS more before the time limit. May
81 Seven will be state, the re-
maiuder district contests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Gov. Sparks Improving.

RENO. New. May iS,-Gov. John
Sparks. who has been III with neu-
ralEia since last December. rallied
last night and this morning his con-
dition shows improvement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
o. X SAYS TAFT.


) WARRINGTON. May is
} Secretary Of War Taft return.
! ed 10 Washington today from
; bis Panama trip lie says the
; differences OF the Panama
! canal commissioner have ,
} been amicably settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Deserted Woman Drinks
Poison in Home Of
Police Marion.
Husband Had Abandoned
Her Taking Combined
Savings With Him.

Deserted by her husband In
strange ciiY. and bearing marks II
hts brutality. Mrs Alice Wilson. 70
yeara old. wife Of E u Wilson,
% Eagle lafior. attempted to end
her life BY Swallowing pint Of
horse Imminent A. the home of the
police matrou shortly after z
O'Clock this morning A physician
Was hufFiediy summoned and after
an hours hard work the woman
was pronounced out Of danger She
Was taken to the waysidc hospital
Late yesterday afternoon Mrs
Wilson met Palrolman 4. A
brown 90 Washington - aud told
him that her husband had dcAyrtnd
her after keeping 500 IN cash. the
result 81 hard NoTk Tor many
months AZ EaEle iiafbor The won.
an SAYS Wllaon aud she came 20
seattle Saturday. and be secured
room for her un second ay. &
lte left shortly Afterwards. but
failed 20 return.
Finds Her Husband.
Mra. Wilson started out TO locate
her husband. and finally found him
ia a Washington r. lodging house
Wilson eluded The woman after a
short paricy. however. leaving her
a small fox terrier ~ vay Of con
.aa.f.sI.as a. NsfH.g... - s.Ea
rairoiman Brown of her prcdlca
ment rairolman nrown took the
woman to police headquarters. and
she was later sent - the home Of
Police MAtrou Dchau
Although her eyes showed the
effects % brutal beating. and her
thruat bore black and blue finger
marks the woman refused TO make
any charge against Wilson other
than plain deaertion
A fes minutes past o'clock this
morning Mrs Wilson appeared
down hearted. and repeatedly said
that life was not worth the living
Attempts 10 Suicide.
From her grip she took a bottle
OF SloAnN morse IMMINENT. and be-
fore Police MHtron nehan could in.
teffere the woman swallowed the
entire contents.
oh. ! want 20 die. moaned the
suffering woman I'd rather KIN
myself than die in the electric
chair Will not live
After Dr Murray removed the
poisonous Imminent from the wom.
ans stomach aud she was able 90
walk. an ambulance was called to
take her to the Ways EmtNEeney
hospital when the ambulance ar,
rived Mrs. Wilson ran To the top
floor Of the home and had 10 be
taken by force 10 the waiting We.
hicio.
Believe Her insane.
The police believe that the WON.
ans mind IL affected BY brutal
treatment and the desertlon of her
husband Her reference to the
electric chair is taken to be the
wanderinEs OF weakened mind.
To Acting Captain OF Police Alec
Macdonald Mrs Wilson made
vague charge against another WON
nm ufhp UNau ne EnpTa Iarh..f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18

e,.,l ~ Edgar G. Steele. wife Of n
ESQ., Judge Of Idaho. has been
OAR "' u 'he ns''onai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
f,u Hours on Tuesday
Are Sci Aside 10
View Parade.
La dCommanding Officers
k Furnished Chamber
Of Commerce.

Nzsps Miller will declare a legal
hazsg between the hours Of 10 a
nn4tR N 81 TUESDAY. MAJ 20.
y zse e he blE parade which
IS - ebe q the leading features
y b. pfu<runi daFiaE the eisit 81
~ Atlantic bastieship fleet
RS decision Sas reached bf the
RVS ehief executive as a resnli
4 samsrous requests made 10 him
= dsrsxre ome day a holiday during
NJ sssf Of the fleet In thls haFhar
h il believed that a majority 81
~ 1<al Manufacturing establish.
menls AMI bHsiness houses will al
~ shsir empssyes the entire day
IT.
Ne State Holiday.
Gas = Com. Lieutenant goy.
sFnsr and aefinE governor. has j.
sses a pEpciamsfi0u urginE All per
Nxs shD eau do ~ Ia abstain from
'sssF asaai toeafiona on the dayA
shzt TIE iiscs wlil be ia the harb0r
szsY requests have been made that
kxsl koiidsys b. declared. bat after
ssrsalsatton with the chief inatice
q IL Supreme euurt. IL was aeeid-
4 p D. impfaeficable 70 declare
ssai holiday throughout the
STATE.
Officers IN Command.
Information vas received b. the
Nh2nher Of Commerce this morn
"a fsnm San Francisco giving the
- q officers and ships Whlch sill
ariFs IN Seattle on Saturday after.
fanr Rear Admgai &. = spcfrY
VI Be IN command Of the fleet
Mar Admiral W ~ Emory sill
sunnisnd the Second squadron
uttsia :. Schroeder sill head the
szr'h division and Captain r
nsinsFssht Will be In command Of
Ne second division.
Ihe bsfileships and their com.
Eazfihg officers are. Cart. IL
ssrhans. Connecticut: Capt. e. r
Hesland Kansas Capt. W. =. Pot.
Vermont Capt J. Hubbard.
Sa11ssota. Capt. r. McCrea.
s>n7Eis. Capt v ,. Nicholson. Ne.
hxska. Capt ". ~ n. soufher-
1ha New Jersey. Cap, J. u. Muir.
saek, Rhode Island Capt X. Niles.
louisiana. Capt A. Sharp. vir.
phis' Capt G. " BARTLETT. Ohio.
.&pt @ A Merriam. Missouri
,&pt u. M0rrell. Wisconsin: capt
y Bower Illinois: Capt. u.
na,shlts. kearsacse. and Capt "
y r cosles. Kentucky.
To Prevent Esiortion.
Efforts viii b made By the
sa@moer Of Commerce 20 prevent
aSftion By merchants while the
~ = Billed with visitors 70 see
- het All persons who are
*ssht MARKING more than normal
r'sss vii b. exposed. The Hotel
80 Restaurant Keepers aaaocia.
- h2n passed resolutions not TO
.s'se prices while the fleet IL In
harnor. and II IL probable that
Resolutions.
. AlIanrements have been made by
- iouhg Mems Christian associa.
a. lof The use Of the building on
oha ~. and Seneca St. belong
% the Amos Brown estate. ss
1agnaFiers for the sailors. For
- men Who oYerstay their shore
and are unable 10 return TO
- ssipA a night. 800 cots viii be
Amosemenis Provided.
~, m1ssealnEs shifting and game rooms
Hl se provided for the fraa nse
-, ss men. An information bureau
-. 80 Be maintained in the build.
- ~ s@s'des The one located In front
:, ''st :. The association uiI do
es,. 'ash u can IN order 10 take
" me enlisted men.
Ms EHa.. a. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Former Seattle Man Loses
Hands by Freezing
in Blizzard.
Fought for Life Three Days
and Nights Before
Rescued.

Caught 10 q terrible Alaska bllE
rard and forced to spend three daya
and nights on the wind swept
reaches u she Arctic regions wiih.
ont food or driuk. George " niane.
formerly a weil.kuovn resident Of
this city. had a narru~ escape from
freezing "a death early Ia the
month of January and will b.
brought back % thia eitY on the
first steamer a helpless cripple
one ~ his hands Waa entirely am
puiatsd. and culy the stuaius 81
two fingers remain on the other
hand
Hlane had taken a contract a.
carry the malls from Coancsi To-
Fort BloHsnm. 10 the upprf Nome
peninsula country. and made his
first trip In January. ile had =
team o. ninc dogs ON the r~furn.
inE trip the man saa overtaksn
BY a hliEnara and hts dogs and
sleigh we're blown over = cliff. b..
Ina ioat A fur sleeping has be-
came DETACHED. and this IL al that
prevented Blame from freezing TO
death
eap saves life.
The gsat night Blame eraNied
into his sleeping baE for protection
and went tg sleep During the
uiKht the slnd changed aud ahsn
b. aWoke he found himself buried
iu snow IN crawling out through
tho drift which bad covered him
his handB became frozen In this
piiiable state be spent the next
two nights aud DAYS wandering
about Ia the raging storm. and 1t
Wsa not until late on the third
daf that he managed 90 reach Ree.
waieck. where he was hurfiedly
given every attention and taken 20
Candle Greek e. the hospital
wife Was Summoned.
Nrs. Blame vas at home IN Coun.
ell aud was notified that her has.
band waH dying. She made the trip
on a dos sleigh. occupying three
DAYS and bali aud remained by
the bedside Of her husband until
the doctors managed 10 save his
life by amputaiinE one hand en-.
tiroly and cutting Off much OF the
other hand
Blame II a member Of Evergreen
lodge No. 30. A O 4. W. Of this
city. and the facts regarding his
mishap reached Seattle today 10
letter from the wife 10 Roland
cortehll. flnancier Of the lodge.
Upon the mans return Il Il likely
that the lodge will lead In an
effort TO provide him some re-
muncrative occupation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18
Councilman Murphy to Push
Scheme in Committee
on Friday.
Interested Councilmen Again
Planning Farming Out
Contract.

A meetinE of she city oouneiIs
health and sanitation committee
will BE- held next Friday afternoon
"a take up the question 81 eollese
iian u saFhaTs BY the city.
The meeting has been called bs
Councilman Murphy. who il chat
man II the committees. and who has
an ordinance now F@naiug before
the couneii providing NAYS asa
means fur the city 10 take over tiss
cufifc disposition ~ garbage. 4
cindlna the collection ~ the REFUSE
as uuli as It's destruction
That another effort " under So
"a have ihe conaeil pass ias pe
mittiuK the council clique e. farm
uat the garbage busiarsa 60 private
parties g. evident from several
statements reevntiY made bf those
who afc Understood 10 be faxes
able 70 such q scheme. counsai
man Murphy believes thar the cits
should attend to this business
itself. ard Il 10 likely shat a.
effort will be made to have hih
ordinance reported back "a the
council sith a favorable report ia
the near future
Provides Funds.
Thia measure Nil Ne taken up
by the committee Friday Il prp.
yideA In substance fuf an initial
appropriation VI t2i0oo from tho
general fund 10 purchase sn0nsf
apparatus to install the first unit
IN a systrm Of garbage collections
with this amount u Il urged that
a dozen or more teams could b.
put 20 work hauling garbage. nad
that ~ the city finances pernaii
other teams can be lronsht. adai
iioual incinerators supplied whcfr
needed and = thoroughly equipped
municipal system 81 dcsiroyins
garbage installed which would b.
both practical and economical
CITY Health CommiHklonsf erich
ton urges the establishment Of thls
system ~ the earliest possible
date. Ha believes the general
health Of the citizens Is vitality
affected BIS the prompt collection
and destruction Of garbage aad
refuse
Opposes contrse, system.
lie has looked into the situation
carefully. and. besides declaring
that the present inciuerator is a
success. he insists that n the cliy
permits the business 10 be handled
by private contract IL Will lead 20
considerable trouble. aunoYance
and extra expense.
This business can and should b.
handled by the municipality, do
clares Or Criehton. and the sooner
we get To II the better. Thia IL no
time 90 temporixe. We ought to
get busy right away. before hot
weather sets in Under the present
system many portions Of the real
d.nce districts are very poorly pro
yided for In the way of garbage re-
moval aud II the city council wants
10 keep things ia a healthy and
sanitary condition. they cannot
make any better start than BY Inn
mediate disposition OF this city gag
bage question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18

Orrin Nashbnru. OF Mt. Vernon.
lost HIS lit Saturday In Burrows
Bay while working on a boom Of
logs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18

~, m1eea'ng, shifting and game rooms
= y provided for the free use
~, ~ +, men. An Information bureau
49, 40 80 be maintained Ia the build.
~ pss s'aes The one located IN front
IN 80 =. The association viii do
80. shsh u can IN order 10 take
-'e o. The enlisted men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-18

Boats and Trains. : Cent?.
{ WEATHER - SHOWERS TONIGHT
TUE sDhYs gOUTHEaLY BREEZE.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-10
Excursion To Florida
Points.

The Al & A. railroad announce
that they will, on September
81, Operate an excursion to Jack,
sonville, st. Augustine and Tampa
Florida, from all stations east of
Senoia.
This excursion will give the
people living along the line of the
road an opportunity of seeing Flor
ida at a cheap rate. The usual
care of the passengers going will
be given that has characterized the
A. B. & A. as the finest equipped
railroad in the United States.
The train will be special one
and will leave Fitzgerald at 1O.3o
a m. on Monday, September 81.
Any information that you may
wish to get will be given gladly by
any ticket agent of the company.