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Evening journal., 1908-12-12
POWDER HEARING
BACK TO NEW YORK

CLEVELAND, Dec. t2--Investigation
by the Government attorneys into the al
legged connection between the Austin Pow
der Company OF this city. and the z. /.
DUPONT de Nemours Che so-called Pow
der Trust, was closed before Special COM
missioner Mahaney yesterday. The in
vestisation viii be continued in New
York at an early date.
Discovery OF documents tending to show
worldwide agreement between. the du-
Pont Company and scores Of other con-
Germs throughout this country and Europe
whereby the territory was proportioned
ana the price regulated was the salient
feature Of the Cleveland hearing. Presi-
dent Almon Lent, OF the Austin Company
produced the agreement" and said it ex-
pired last August.
Government attorneys submitted the
agreement and other papers with the dec
laratlon that they tended to show that
IN reality the agreement is still in force.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
CHANCE MAY NOT
PLAY BALL AGAIN

SANTA ANITA, Cal, Dec. 12-"l
may never play baseball again." wah
the statement OF Frank Chance. "Yol
sse there has been friction between
Murphy aud myself for quite "a while,
an of which had its origin as to the
management OF the Cubs last season
Unless I am left in absolute control A.,
shall quit organized baseball for good
THE whole matter is Of verv little
moment 90 me, anyway. I have abom
closed a deal whereby ! take over an
extensive orange ranch just outside Of
Pasadena. ] figure that with an ia
vestment Of $4,000 the farm will give
mo a yearly income OF $4,000. THAI
looks a great deal bettee to me than
wranglng with managers and baseball
players"
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
SPRINGS, JRS.,
AGAIN VICTORS
Defeated Mohawk, JrS., 2 to
| in Second Game Of Roller
Polo Last Night

Tho following account was writtcn
by THE EVENING JOURNAL rcpor-
toriai rooms messenger boy;
sprInss Juniors. % Mohawk Juniors.
a.
POP" Cioward's "littlc pale faces"
actually out playod the young miuns7
last night IN polo game at tho Elev-
enth Street Rink.-Gce but wasn't that
game exciting the way those little
midgets Knocked that ban around, and
then some OF thcm tried TO chop 1t IN
half. but II was too tough. and the
vors; OF II was. one OF them fell on the
hall and almost bit a hole in II. almost,
Just think Of &C. Tho game was clean,
good and exciting from start 10 finish,
End some very clover work was done.
Inc passing of the ball from player 90
slayer, and many other tactics ~ play
ing vas used
on account OF the disagrecabo wealth
the gathering az the rink was not
large as was expected. but those
Tho attended were we'll entertained.
Credld should be given 10 goal-tender
roulk. Cloward. Chandler and Pagan,
ihe aunrtettc being right on the Job. -
N'W IIN DAnWlf 'aH R' AhiAA'N VII hNlN WI
players. for they each did there
beet
Pagan scored the FIRST goal IN 4.4o
rutes. Ee carried The ball across tho
q or and with terrific right hand
Shot put the ball in back OF the net.
'inVard followed Pagan. and put the
han into the cage In 2.20 time. In the
second half Horty scored one for the
"injuns" IN a pop goal I'm 10 minutes,
by a clever pass from Chandler Be
tween the first and second halves a
block skating contest was held. Each
ono who participated in this contest
was given a fog Those who stopped
skating IN the box when the music
stopped had their flags taken from
them Bob Kidd was the last holder
OF "a nag and manager Cloward pre-
scented him with a box OF Sweets"
Hn
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
ROCKEFELLER TO SPEND
MILLIONS ON ORIENTALS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Dec. l2-On the authority
of the faculty of Chicago University. John
d. Rockefeller is ready to spend S5O.-
100000 for the education OF Oriental peo-
pie.
According to the story Mr. Rockefeller
VIII await the reports Of Prof Ernest
Burton and. Prof. Thomas c. Chamber
lain, who have been commissioned to in
vestigate conditions in the Orient Prof.
Burton is in India and Prof Chamberlin
and his son Rollin, are to start for China
next month.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
ATTELL DEFEATS
"AD" WOLGAST

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LOS ANGELES. CAL Dec. l2-Abe At
tell is the same foxy Abe" as Of old.
Last night he took a ten round decision
over 'Ad" wolgast. the Milwaukee fgnt-
er.
Attell started in early ana cut out a
swift pace. The Milwaukee lad could not
class with him. When he had secured
this lead Attell rested on hts laurels. He
could have cut wolgast to ribbons. but he
knew he would get the nght on points and
he let the little AIilwsukee tighter stay
the limit.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
MARTY HOGAN TO
BOSS LANCASTER

LANCASTER. Dec. 12-Thc Lam
caster Baseball Association OF the Trl-
state League elected Marty Hogan O..
succeed Clarence Foster as manager foi
next season. Hogan won three success
sive pennants for Youngstown I'm tho
J.. O. and NJ League. and lost last sea.
son for GAINESVILLE by mere scratch
HIS selection is bic surprise. as IL
was generally supposed the club own
ers were all at sea as 10 q manager.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Miller swarthmore cnntain.

SWARTHMORE. Pa. Dec. III.
Alfred Miller, Jr. OF Mount Airy. Pa.
was elected football captain OF the
Swarthmore team for the season Of
1909. Miller graduated at Central High
School, Philadelphia. in 1905. and has
played right end on the varsity team
for the past two years. lie is a mem-
Der OF the Garnet relay team and IS
also manager of track athletics
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Issuino 1eoa Annual Paas.

Thousands of annual passes for 1909
are being distributed this month among
officials ad employees Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. That there will be a
number Of important changes on the
different reads in the near future is in
dicatel by the fact that officials and
employees of certain divisions have noJ
received their passes for next year. It
is customary for the division officers tc
distribute passes TO their employees dur
ing the early part Of December.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
w. c. I. u. Meetinn-

The monthly meeting OF state Road
W c. T. L. was held al the home of
Mrs. James McCailster on Thursday
afternoon. Among those present were
Mrs William Shaffer president: Mrs.
James McCallister. Mrs. Samuel Miller.
Mrs. James Denning. Mrs. r. Hobson.
Miss Elizabeth ShaGer, Miss Mary Nc
Callister Miss Ruth Dcnning ana Mrs.
James White Of this city.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Again Shipping Sweet Potatoes.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

HARRINGTON. Del. Dec l2-Tha
housing Of sweet potatoes for winter
use and midsummer shipment. which
was interrupted last week by the high
prices offered in tho cities for the
tubers. has been resumed. irving Cui-
yer Of Delmar. has finished housing 20.
000 baskets
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
NfOhaWlxs Jre
BROWNSON TEAMS
WIN TWO GAMES

McmbNs OF the Brownson Library
Association won two basketball games
an Brownson Hall last night. The
Brownson first team defeated the Cam
den n. j.. team by the score OF "A to
% The Brownson second team defeat
ed West End by the score OF 30 to i6.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Food Fish are Plentiful.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

DOVER. Del. Dec 12-The sandbars
along the Delaware Bay ana ocean are
affording winter food TO the hungry
who can spare a few minutes of thu
ray and their vitality to go out ara
dig. The razor blades" mananoses
and CLAIMS are appearing in profusion
and become a most delicious table
accessory when prepared in fritters anu
entrees. People In the neighborhoo.
of Lewes make money by gather ng
these beach combers ami. afte- opening
them. selling them for twenty-five cents
the quart
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
No Germs in Rehoboth Water

IEHOBOIH, Dec. l2.-Fearing that
typhoid fever had been occasioned
here by the drinking Of impure water
a sample of the town water was sent
to the State Board of Health for analy-
sis. The report was received last night
and read before the meeting Of the
town commissioners, and stated that
the water was pure and contained no
typhoid germs
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
EIeetrie Linht Eor seaford.

SEAFORD. Dec. 12.-Work on the
new Seaford-Iaurel electric light
plant is nearly completed, and in a
short time the current that is to sup
ply electric lights to the two towns
will be turned on
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Motor Cycles For Linemen.

Sp''iai 10 iiE nv NENlNG JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, Dec 12-Motor bicycles
have been procured for the men who
look for trouble along the lines Of tn.
Diamond state Telephone Company
The lincmen now rattle around after
the defects at all hours Of the day ana
night
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
RasketbalI Al Delaware.

The first game OF basketball will be
played in Delaware College gymnasium
al Newark. on Wednesday evening. De-
cember 1e. The contest viii be between
the Freshman Sophomore classes. and
the Junior Senior classes.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
BANK CLEARINGS
AGAIN DECREASE

The clearings Of the Wilmington Clear
Ing House Association for the week end
ing to-day amounted TO 81. 222.72a For tho
corresponding week OF last year they
amounted TO Si.e6i, i01.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
open House Al countrv clnh

The Wilmington Country Club viii
hold open house this evening for .nem-
bers. There will be cards. dancing sud
supper. This arrangement is Ia pro-
mote sociability and good fellowship
among the members Of the club.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Neptune Returns 10 putv.

The boarding boat Neptune. which
has been undergoing repairs here has
has returned tu her station at the
Roedy island station.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Want Boxing LsaaIizsd.

state law to iegallze boxing is to be
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
BOWLING

The weekly games of Crusaders cas-
tie. No. g. knights OF the Golden Eagle
Bowling League. played last evening
resulting as follows.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12

The standing Of the teams Is now as
follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
KEkEY WILL Be
REkPP0lNTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Ian 3-Dis
tflct Attorney william y ilsnedan
has cmphaucaily denied the report
peraiatsDlty circulated thG he
would ~, rcappoin Francis }.
Heuof. Who has had charge 0f the
prosecution 81 the bribery 1fnft
cares. as assistant district attorney
You can state that there ih not
the nligatsst Foundation for the a..
port aud that iF Ileusy wlll be-
raaBuainied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
FIND MURDERED
. MAN ON BEACH

indicate that ehe man ws.
dofod and thrown into ~ a nai'
The dead muu vas about h siaa'
old black eh.H beard - as
lnehea tail aHa saigbea ils 49," ,'s'
Five cents iu cash wa go F.a''af.
the body HhieH had bess N 20
water two HeeH Ts~talles ne
notified the paE afttss - :. -. ~
envelope and every efierf w5n
made to unHasrI The mystery !.
The mans death. VI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
Chill DREN's HOME TO Be
PAINTED FREE BY UNION

home At Mortimer station will not
cost he society q cent
Members al the painters union
have volunteered "a give a da5 r
work eacs 90 the task of painting
the new home # will be- up to the
paint shops 10 furnish ladders tools
aud material which they can d.
readily by each asnp apportionlus
a very little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
LAST DAY FOR FILING

To-day being the last day ca,
which declarations OF candidacy for
primary nominations can be filed.
rush ot declarations rs expected dur
ms The afternoon Two declarations
were filed this morning. those OF
John +. Miller. machine candidate
Tor the republican nomination for
mayor ana Neal noyie. ST.. randl
date Tor the city party nomination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

gor councilman from the Sixth ward
Mr. loyle Is Pike a. clothing
merchant aud an old pioneer n Sc
nitle For several DAYS mcmbefa
uf the democratic machine have
bera cndeatofluE 20 induce AT
nuy IL Ia file Hs the democratic cna
dldate but MI lioylc declined 10 ne
made member OF the forlofn hope
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
OPEN SHOP RE
NOT IN FORCE

All work pfuHreaslnGDin thlu city
ON which wotbmgn of the HulldIne
TFadpa Assembly are engaged pro
cSeded today without interruption.
aud the contractors Of tAc builders
Exchange nowhere Attempted 10
begin the enforcement Of the open
shop regime which they recently de
eldcd ON
Union labor IL waiting auNlpualV
70 see u the Master uuildera as
ISOLATION comprising much The
same membership uH the Hulldera'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
Corpse Found Near West Point Light House Bound
With Ongs--EpeODeo Addressed to Catholic
Home in Oakland Furnishes Only Clue.

With hands bound by o. leather
thong. and another thong nb0u. the
neck ~ which a rock might have
been lied. the bddF ~ NJ unknown
man wits found on the beach near
-Four Mile rock. Ia the vicinity of
West Point lieht house. thls morn.
iug Joseph Carroll. II TO- seventh
nR ~. and Frank Hea. Of iiGA
uennf way, found the corpse. aud
IL was toRad h. the Pioneer boat.
house bY r. Nelson. who Coroner
Carroll took charge and IL WINS 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
MINISTER is
FOUND GUILTY

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3-fhe
nine "ttloTn.s appointed 10 hear
charges preferred AGAINST rev
William 9chaeffer. presiding elder
If the west district of the rhilade
rhln Methodist Episcopal eouief
ence. have returned IA verdict
against the accused While no spec
iacasioua have been made official
IL nH To the nature ~ the charges,
ID Is believed that nr Seharffof IL
charged with conduct unhecominR
"a minister Ia his relations With
Mrs. Martha DelehleY postmlHiF-eh
Of Morcant0VH, Pa The "trisrr
simply decided that the charges had
been aubstantiated and pr srhaef
fef D. suspended
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The local painters union today
offered GO donate 20 the Washing.
ton Childrvna Home society the
painting u the new building nov
under construction near Rayenna
park. They believe that local paiet
shops viii furnish the paint. and
that much of the work OF making
"a home for the children left dssti
tute hy the burning vt the former
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
WEEKS 30 BE
SURVIVES TRAGEDY

deserted hy her father and. 20
all appearances abandoned b. her
grandmother uenatchre Lee the
three sresaold babY 81 Mra Hazel
lie. Formerly ~ Wenatchop. was
ssdsy assrded te the custody 0f
tie Washington Chlldfrus Home
aseiety ~ Judge Pfaier
fhe tale hes for lie heritage.
traEsdy that finds no counterpart
30 the history IL the Juvenile court
10 besenl,ar the ungheF aad The
hBbys sister. Hazel Lee. Nere
abandoned By lee s0Wans bus
band. and Wrs lee sas taken 20
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Outlines
TnhE CASE

INV YORK. Jan 3 District A..
tuFueY Jerome announced today
that the plans be followed iu the
first Thaw trial wiil b. adopted iu
the second hearing BE will again
Be assisted by GarVin. assistant
district attorney The Sane long
hypothetical questions pas 10 The
witnesses IN the first trial Will
again b. aaked In an effort "a
autiine The defense. = conference Of
Thaw attorneys was held Last night
Attorneys f.iiileton. Peabody apd
oHpllly acre present Thef VIII
meet arstiu this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
GOVERN HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

The state Hlsh School Athletic
association. composed 1T the nun
cipsis ~ the hieh schools Of the
state. Who met IN Seattle Yesterday
dl0 not pssa a rnle making an age
limit 10 hiRh school athletes bnt
asd amend the constitution Ha as
IA pa, hieh school athletic etikibli
~ on AZ equal baala throughout thu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
oeArss AND rusesALs.

ssfs. Grace 1iare. s.. wife ~ John
Hare. uf 1885 Queen Anne az. died
81 the famiiy home on Thursday
.morniug ~ Tuberculosis she WaH
q daughter Of I A. aandefa0n of
Marshall ID Tier husband tWo
aons and twa daughters survive
her The funeral will occur on sat
urdRY afternoon AZ 2 O'clock from
che residence laierment AZ Lake
View cemetery
TIE fua,fnl u Harold Saudttrum
p hn died =; his home. z0ti fsat
lake. On Dec 81. wiii be held from
the Presbyterian church. Boston
and Franklin ats un SUNDAY af 2
O'Clock in;ermcut at i.ake WV
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

Exchange. viii trg to force an Omen
shop Ia violation ct ita ngteement
with union labor. lsAsd laHi March.
Many Of the building trades unions
have asked their national unions fuf
advice aa to their conduct IN hnch
a case unui such move IA msde
the union men VII continue ~ Vol
as before The builders Exchange
decision calls Tor open shop con
ditiana an an new work. but none
has been started since the contract
OTIS reached that decision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
soHDs Arc LuoAL

: A dispatch from Olympia :
4 today says the attorney reu.
! oral holds that araitio.s $500
> 00elleht extension bonds. dat
. 81 ian + leRal hondnY pts
= lrrui. II delivered tod.Va Pc
4 the Seattle authorities wfn 20. !
4 day sell $4,000 worth 70 The 4
= state aud get the enah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

state. thus ending all Disputes about
the clisibIlitY ~ athletes and mHk
ins the Hta0 association hfhiief al
future disputes Principal Coliicoa
0f Tacoma. WAS elected president
Of lhe association Principal GaEer
81 Seattle. secretary aud treasurer.
and Principal Hart. Of spokane.
tlcH president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

the Nayaide Emergency heapital
who're she died uu Dee ls. coon
after WouaIrhee uas born.
Little Hazel and her uee haby
sister werg taken o. the Nashiag
tou Childrcn'a hume which ans.de.
sifoYed hS fire on Dee - The
elder gifl Was burned o. death Ia
the collaboration
Dan Watson. Of Coneuliy. MrH
Lees tats.F. has been notifies. "
the sad circumstance. bat Ind
- provision fps the habf. - IL wlt
10 cared Tor ~ the society uuai
Il can be placed IN a home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
W0NENS CLUBS WILL
RAISE FUNDS

tho building board q the Fedora
'an u Women.s Clubs met AZ IA.
'hamher ~ Commerce today aud
ieeided to give n tauEfeilow enter
eminent 81 the nos Moofe thealcf
20 the evening of Iau 81 On the
tftefno0u % Jan - there will fol
"a q matinee az the same theatcr
fhe proceeds viii 50 Ia the clubs
luildieg fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
SUIT o. MORTGAGE

Suit was .usiito,ed IN the sass
fior sonrt today by Louis end Alg,,
Heinrich against tho seneca Lana
COMPANY 10 recover ~. 600. ailes.a
70 be- The unpaid balance % a. er,e'
insl m0fikags fof SO 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

DIX SAILS moaoEy.

Tho transport Tox. belonsine Co
the United States qusrtermaater' 5
department. vii sail from Seattle
Monday morning for the Philip
pines She was loaded In this city
with a fall cargo 81 oats and hay
$50 mules and So horses Her des.
tiuatlon Is Manila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

moved fo nouuey Wnt0n morgne
The aulY cline 10 the mans iden#
ufy was q letter beginning Dear
Father aud an addressed en-
telouu The address ia. N lat
grade, 81 Joseph - n Home 1909
fetesfs ph Ave Oakland. chi The
letters % n probably stand for
Deaf lutte. sri ~, hume a Cath
ollie iusiliuiion whcIs h. man s
daughter 10 q tiulna
80 iin,in nf yi0innce we're oh the
hodp. except the Things ,ut ghesc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

YARN uAuHAfN- aeHas ri~a level
isHd wuif iHaHfuF ed ~ eFiaasIrra hsaafla
frl lHks hanaV e. Haad fawa " mi 60
from seattle bard Co.. haafIla nu
hlnas - small ffuits. = HsifnF - larWs
FuafHs. fHaHe harn tanss SEVERAL hag-
bufldlnza owner aeafrer aulHH aaia
price fer a fen aaYs s. soc Wtieh La
riatsa HufaHs# cows. piEs care sna.
EesEe. Eeaa u8fff II faHwsine ametes
utsnta ana haN ia the barn Thta farHa
meats ore - tna hssl ruaaa 81 Eiar
CEuHtr uHEua fsara crsamery cells
falls. - q aad tetenhoae swft iaa.
ROBERT MsLTHf
ate-sa9-aGt Atassa ufaK -@si-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

TACOMA. Jan s-The county
commissioners Of Pierce county
have promoted plans To- an organi.
zation OF the boards Of the state
In response to inyitetiops sent out
calling a meeting toq tho puFpo@
az Tacoma. February H. many
favorable feslsoses have been re-.
cefVpd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
CANDIDATES FILE
NOTICE

Two candidates. tug muBieipa. Of
flee we're filed this mnruinB. snd
mors are expected lato today. che
Il la learned that to-day. and Dot 10
morrow. ia the last day When ne
lieaH - candidacy tua The pFims
election can be- fiied Those flee
this nsoruinE are
golun r Williams. ct Moth az
Dor corporation epunsri on tue re-
publican ticket
]. G. Haihhan. 40as 18th 81 y T..
for coHneilnah from tho Tenth
ward ON the city party urkef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

= GEORGETOWN. NJ Iao ,
q After dellbersiine tuS g. I
. crai hasra, tns iary 10 the eco
. 81 Caleb Powers reported ftie
q murninE that q ruDl8 ofa .
. agree. but vas aeot hacs to :
. make anuaher effort. :
1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

Mr. and Mr. Avila nnclua. Of
10th and bradford Sta. South Sc
attic now claim the honor Of hav
Ing the last child born in Seattle
during 1907 a baby girl was born
10 the couple at $40 on New Year
eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03
FoP EXCHANGE

enut improved acre outside eitY um
itH convenient 90 g. ear line. Will rf
rh@uE. equity NJ about $500 In heusr
ct Madison district Address Msph
~. L-.u. L. .L.LL.. II LII .LL.
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EXTRA er9p nApaAfNa ansss
level izn2 eaealleut saiI QsktfaitF ion
proved tsruam haDss Naaa vet Price
teta Tsrues ftte essh 'aaietea fts
every "a uhmtha
N1uEkr NAGTuT
stHaaaaezf ALASKA nsan At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

UPPER sANDrsgY. ONO Ian
a--The nine mcuipss o. The
families 81 Clarence Hril and
Whrnler Kddcr are dyinE from
ptomalHe poisoning 10 cheese thcf
ate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-03

COUNTESS BEGINS ST.
Foa a DIVORCE.

y LONDON. Jan a-Ths sur. =
. priHinE ahhoance nnEnt yes
d made tpday that the eountcas 4
. Of Yarmouth. formsFiy Alice =
- Tbaw. sister of HaFry Thaw. 4
q whose second trial fpF our. 4
a ar starts in Nee YeFk IN a .
4 few DAYS. has heaua proceed
o inns TO have her marriage 10 4
. the early Of Yarmouth snnul 4
= led. The hearing Will tese 4
= place Ia Camera. ,
4 4
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10 THN SFuE * liuianEfs % " Ash
f~aNHs HAIE MfNtSN CO NHt5ea e
ksrah4 niraH thas ths snAu48 a1eatluE -
Tn asna ! tais6afa AZ u ssh uEtaH y els
uiairF sfaspanF Rtt - hafd tn the hau
81 asa thtfa ftgas - ths sluiih hAseN
tasHE HfHsf az SEATTLE 81 sat e
o.eissk m Ian s. tsas 2 Martin
sse9 III
81 Fnu are tn HaHd - arAlf. HHsste -
affsa rssrntzI trees. anFuAs o. El8nta i y 81
silnNf4 fatIH anfa atfh tHs hasi uf uuHa
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