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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24
WINNERS OF PRIZES IN
ST. COLUMBIA CONTESTS.
Miss Ray Campbell Gets Ring,
Michael VIM the Watch.

A vaudeville entertainment and dance
concluded the formal opening last night
OF the new hall OF st. Columba's r. @.
Church, of which the Rev. M. J. White
Is pastor. The place was crowded.
The diamond ring contest was won by
Miss Ray Campbell by 1876 votes. The
gold watch was won by Michael VIM,
ceachmsp for Joseph M. Byrne, by 1,16o
votes over John Harrington. John Glynn
and Johra Bodington. -.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24
LOCAL OPTION HEARING.
IRON a Stan Correspondent.

TRENTON. Feb. Ex-senator Free
linghuysen. chairman of the committee
on judiciary, has tixed 3 O'clock on
March . as the time for the hearing on
the Plummer local option bill. Several
local option speakers will be present
to speak in it's favor.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24
Major Champlin Made
Iieutenant.C

Following the regular meeting of
the Senate yesterday, an executive
session was held, at which the
request by Governor Fort, made last
week, that Charles B. Champlin, late
major of the First Regiment. be given
the rank of brevet Northumberland
was granted. Major Champlin was re-
Gently placed on the retired list at his
request.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24
That Little
Piano
With a
Big Tone
The
Hallet & Davis
Style B

In the 70 years experience
in manufacturing pianos of
the highest grade and quail
ity, we have accomplished
many things: we have made
great strides in the perfection
of the modern pianoforte.
In fact, a careful study Of
the patents and improvements
In pianos during the past one
half century would show that
this concern has always led In
all matters tending to the bet
terment of the modern piano.
In the production of the new
colonial Style B, we have K
ceeded our expectations.
IT is a surprise and a de-
light to all musicians and
competent judges Of pianos
everywhere.
1t has all the depth and
quality Of a little grand plano
and the volume will surprise
you.
The simplicity and beauty
Of the case is irresistible, only
the choicest mahogany being
used.
The Price Is $3.50
1t Is Exactly Right
To those not posted on the
piano question, the price is a
revelation Only the tremen-
dous manufacturing and dis
tributing power Of this great
concern could produce such
indispensable quality OF tone
at such a moderate price.
Cali today and ask to see
one.
Terms to suit.
Hdllet & Davis
Piano Co.
Est. 1887
1876 Market ST.. at Broad
NEWARK.
! "The Hallet 6 Davis Payment
Plan saves you money. saves
your nerves and saves your
patience"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24
PHYSICIANS BILL LOST.

From a Stan Correspondent.l
TRENTON, Feb. Ex-senator Browns
bill compelling physicians to report to
the State Board of Health within twelve
hours any communicable diseases in
cattle was lost in the Senate today.
There was no opposition to the measure,
except that the time In which the report
should be made was too short. The vote
was reconsidered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
SECURES A
SETTLEMENT
FAMOUS FLUFFY RUFFLEs"
CASE AGAINST sHREws-
curry ENDS.

because Fate had decrced that
Ida Neill was not 20 be fluffy.
ruffles" girl hangs a tale OF courts
and legal proceedings which finally
came to an end In Superior Judge
Boyd J Tallman's court this morn
ing The case was dismissed today
after settlement was reached out
Of conrt.
Miss Well brought suit against
J. y. Shrewsbury. president OF the
park board OF this city. and who
also operates the Butler barber
shop. because Shrewsbury failed 10
keep an agreement made through
correspondence. wherein she arrang-
ed TO come 10 Seattle from Sacra.
mento and work for Shrewsbury as
a manicurist.
Miss Well gave un her position
in Sacramento and came to Seattle.
but there was no job for her. she
alleges IN her complaint that Mr.
Shrewsbury informed her he want.
ed "fluffy.rutfle" girls. those that
could Jolly the men. 20 work for
him.
Suit was commenced and Jury
In the Justice court awarded her
damages In the sum of S55. The
case was appealed and due 10 be
tried before Judge Tallmau today
The matter never came to trial and
was settled out OF court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
TWO die I'm A ROOM AT
the hotel TEDDY BEAR

analysis. Coroner Snyder viii hold
a post norton examination OF the
bodies 70 determine the exact cause
OF death.
Although the man registered as
John Hardin. il has been learned
that his real name IL John Hinkle,
and that he recently came TO Seat.
tie from Alaska II Is known that
he was Out of funds.
The woman reglstered as Hiukla's
wife Is said "a have been a Mrs.
Mary Young, although Il has not
been learned from whence she came
or who her relatives are.
Her mail was addressed to Mrs.
John Howard. aud was sent TO the
South Park postoffioe Papers In
her trunk gave the name OF Mary
strlngham. OF University Park. ore.
Il was reported 10 Coroner Car.
roll that the woman had been mar
rlod 10 Paul Young and was d..
voroed from him IN 1905 She next
seems 10 have married John w
Howard. soldier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
WOMEN AGREE TO
/ Die and TRY IT

The other woman has disappear
ed II Il believed that she became
sick OF her bargain when confront
ed with the means whcrewith 20 die
and ran away. fearing arrest
When Mrs Candy was turned
over 20 the police she stated TO
Detectives Clark and Adams that
she was tired Of life aud that her
troubles had driven her 90 attempt
suicide. hut she would not talk
about the other woman. She Stat.
Cd that she was married. but that
she had not been living with her
husband. who Is now in California
for the past two years.
Humane officer A. NJ. Kent stat.
cd that the woman tailed very
closely with the description OF the
woman who yesterday left her baby
with Mrs. Clark. asking her 10
tend IL while she attended her sis.
ter's funeral. and has not yet re-
turned for H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
az ALFRED RENFRo.

Perhaps no one sess the peculiar
characteristics Of persons face
A. does tie artist who IL making
tho hrawing.
Naturailsts make drawings ~ ami
mails. insects. flowers. etc. to dis.
cover their peculiar characteristics.
which they would overlook and
would not notice just BY looking at
the subject.
The pccullarities of all born fight,
ers and leaders or men OF determin-
alton are very marked.
The first thing one notices ~ the
set Of the Jaw perhaps. the lines Of
the mouth. the quick. keen eyes.
the eyebrows. the square or Roman
nose.
And the round head Bullet
head
Take a look at thix sketch OF
Billy Sunday and note the charac-
teristics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
DESERTS
HER BABY
BOY
LEAVES CHILD WITH
STRANGER AND
DISAPPEARS
Babe Sick and Alone, Is
Taken to the Or
phans' Home.

With a shivering baby boy,
wrapped IN water.sOaked clothing.
IN her arms. a woman appeared az
the home 81 Mrs. ~ Clark yester.
day afternoon and asked that the
little TOT be taken care OF until she
returned.
Since that time nothing has been
seen ~ the mother and this morn.
ing Humane officer A. M. Kent
took the little chap 70 the Wash.
ington Chlidren's Home. where he
now Hes IN with fever and a heavy
cold.
Made Strange Excuse.
Mrs. Clark SAYS the mother call.
ed al her home with ne child and
requested 4hat Mrs CLARK look
after the cornfort of the iittle one
while she. the mother. attended the
funeral Of her sister. The mother
told Mrs. CLARK that she would be
gone about two hours Mrs. Clark,
who Is an old woman. told the
visitor that she was not very well
herself but would carr for the baby
Hour after hour passed but the
mother did not return. During the
early evening the baby became
very ~ and Mrs. Clark was com.
PEELED 10 care for the child all night
long This morning she notified
the police. and Humane officer
Kent took the child 10 the Wash.
inElon Children's Home
The mother told Mrs. Clark that
she had a sister named Mrs Miller
living Ia the Green Lake region.
The baby Is ABOUT SIX months old
Mrs CLARK says The mother was
dressed very plainly The baby IL
clothed In the cheapest ~ material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

fun Not because OF Crouch.
There we're umen when, / ran
across lines. or something whlrfs
we're the same a. with the great
Commoucr. Billy bryan.
And the dip 81 the head. the
quick eye and bullet head are
familiar 70 all OF those who have
sat By the ring side
would say that. comparlnK
BILLY Sundays face with the many
have drawn and aaricntnred. he
would be as successful In the buss.
ness politics. the navy.
army. ball field. or prize ring. is
he il In the pulpit.
he r. lover OF humanity orig.
snal. humorous and magnetic. 4
natural born leader and gwayer OF
men a hustler and a flghier-an aud
these points SO IN the makeup ol
a successful man Of today who ID
honest and loved
Take another look AZ his face. Il
Is worth studying
enjoyed drawing Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
HARTMAN CHARGED
WITH CONSPIRACY
OTHER ASSOCIATES or MAG
NATE ARE NAMED IN TIE
COMPLAINT.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. s.-By
XII PA petition charging y ".
Hartman and associates with con.
spiracy 70 defraud the government
waE filed today in the governments
suit 10 dissolve the merger of tho
Southern and Union Pacific rail-
roads.
Many 81 the country's most prom.
inent flnanciers. among them beine
James Stillman. jacob Schiff. II. II.
Rogers Henry Prick and William
N.iaFk. are made defendants with
Hartman and the Southern and
Union Pacific. the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern railroads.
The petition charges that the
Union Pacific acquired The North.
ern Pacific 10 stlfle competition.
u also Is alleged that Hartman.
through his ownership ~ railroads
and steamship lines between SeW
Orleans, Portland and San Francis.
90. exercises control over foreign
Az well AZ interstate commerce
Fifty witnesses we're subpgenacd
yesterday 10 testify IN the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
As ALFRED RENFR0 SAW BILLY SUNDAY

In making a drawing of a new
face. one IA struck b. the familiar
iines II le like coming across n
weli known path "a a new country
or finding a familiar house In a
new town.
On beginning the drawing. the
first thing which struck me was
that same old face Of Fighting
Bob" Evans
Il was HE making n sketch Of
Fighting Bob &hen he was n
lieutenant or captain.
I finished the face before work.
ing up the hair. with the results
he looked as though he Was bald
and II would have passed for a good
picture Of Eugene " Dehs
Or Biti Nye. and there IL where
the humor crops out There Is good
nature and hufnor IN the eyes and
In the mouth. ~ sell az fight
Al men with such features. I
have found. have great love for
their fellow men. II they fight u
IL for the good Of humanity. OF for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

AS A CRIME

WASHINGTON. Feb. aHy ~ r.
Publicity re cure for corporation
abuses is recommended hy Herbert
Knox smith. commissioner % cor.
pofatione. IN statement BY lHm
made public To-day. The commission.
ef suggests that provision should
he made for g aYHtem ~ regular re
ports from the large interstate cor
porutlonE. and that tho government
Officials should have access az All
reasonable times To the records and
accounts 81 such concerns
other eugRestioua along thiH line
follow Safeguard from pubilca .
tleu 81 an proper business secrets
recognition hY the government Of
the right to combine under proper
regulations. that the corporations
be under administrative rather than
judicial supervision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
MINER FROM ALASKA AND
WOMAN COMPANION ARE
AsPHYxiATED.

Lying cold in death. the bodies
of man and woman were found
on a bed In room az the
Hotel Teddy Bear. Fourth av. and
Pike st.. late yesterday afternoon.
Death Was due 10 asphyxiation. ac.
cording 10 Coroner James G..
Snyder
when 8 Wostway the proprietor.
forced open the door gas jet was
ailKht Gas was also escaping
from a break several inches from
the burner Both victims were
fnily dressed.
Westway says the man and WON.
an registered as John Hardin and
wife ON bureau were found two
haifemptied glasses Of beer A
bucket with q few drops Of beer
was also on the dresser. The beer
WIN be subjected 10 chemical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
BUT 1T STRIKES OUT
THE EMERGENCY
CLAUSE.
Vote in the Senate Is IMAM
imous-May Now Go
to Conference.
az ]. ]. plLLoN.

OLYMPIA, Feb. Sole Ham
sens race track bill, minus the
emergency clause. Nas passed by
the senate this morning b.
vote Of ~ to nothing.
The bin was Immediately sent 70
the house, with q notice that the
emergency clause had been stricken
out bat the house refused 10 concur
Ia the change. and sent the bill hack
10 The senate with notice 20 this
effect.
The fight ia the senate this morn
ing WAS ali confined % the emer-
Rency clause.
Amend Emergency.
Knlckerbocker ~ King attempted
10 amend the emergency clause 70
that the Law would 70 into effect On
May 4, 1903. The bin with this
amendment WAS passed, bat again
rec0nsidered and the emergency
clause stricken entirely
When notice BY The house that IL
would not concur ln the change was
received, Senator Cotteriil made
motion for the appointment 81 a con
ference committee. Senator Graves
took the stand that inssmuch as the
bin WAS not amended there was no
reason for the appointment Of such
committee.
No Conferences.
After a long debate President Ruth
tecianef that the striking Of tie
clause was not an
20 the bin. and therefore
YETI -. opportunity for a conferences
copmittee However. he informed
Senator cotterlli that he would look
the matter up more closely during
recess today, and u H. possible that
he may change his ruling this after
noon.
In the House.
Speaker Meigs. Immediately after
the house this morning.
the appointment 81 Rep
resenfatiyes Sims. Taylor. cogswtll
and Speddcn to the appropriations
This appointment breaks
up the plan 20 make this COMMITTEES
wet and the committee win now
maintain ita relative proportion Of
other words. the dryg
VIII have q small majority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
WANTED FOR
LARCENY

Peter John. alias John Peters.
alias Pete Jones, q Greek. was ar
rested thta morning by CITY De-
tectiycH william Peterson aud JEFF
McCiurE AZ q fugitive from justice,
Jones has been wanted by the poo
lice Of san Francisco for more than
six mOnthf on a charge 81 grand lar
cenyi
Jones was found Ia the Living
stone hotel. Ia hia room we're Bev
ernl articles Of wearing apparel
which lad been stolen from other
tenants Of the hotel According
20 the San Francisco police, Jones
has served time IN the San Quentin
pouitentiHTy for grand larceny
Jones VIII be- held here putil Cali.
fornia officers arrive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
OFFICER SHOT
CHASING THUG

OAKLAND. Cal, Feb. 3.--By u.
P.--Ex- Chief OF Police s c. Hodg-
kins. OF this city, was shot twice
and seriously although not fatally
wounded. last night. while attempt
ing 10 capture Charles Clifton, who
had attempted 70 hold up n drug
store on Telegraph nv. One bullet
lodged in the neck and the other
IN the shoulder Clifton was cap
tured after a short chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
ALASKA MURDERER
MUST NOW HANG

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Feb. 3.--fiy
L., P.~-Word has been received here
that Nuko Perosieh. the convicted
murderer. must die The Judgment
OF the court here has been affirmed
hy the circuit court OF appeals at
SAN Francisco. Former United
states Marshal Perry at one time
prepared the gallows FOR perovich.
but the case was appealed and
stay Of execution taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
HIGH WATER
in SOUTH
TOWNS ARE FLOODED AND
PEOPLE BEING RESCUED
ALONG SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb o.. ny
u. P.-~Tho highest waters ever
known 10 have been recorded are
now experienced al Tehama. st.
Johns and other points on the upper
Sacramento river. Great areas Of
rich farming lands are flooded st.
Johns. Glenn county, IL covered
with four feet 81 water and - IN the
middle OF d vast sea The Southern
Pacific aud county bridges are tot
tering and are expected 20 collapse.
Many people are being rescued by
boats along the Sacramento river
The leyeea near Phelan ranch.
Butte county. are threatened. II
these leveea should give way. more
than GOO cattle will be lost A big
gang Of men has gone from Chico
10 fight for the leveea.
Tehama Is under water. The
railroad bridge al this point has
been washed out, but all the inhab.
itants are safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
SENATEzPASSES
HANSON'S BILL
WHY THIS ANXIETY
Mr.. SAWYER?

Why coupsmsn sawyer kssnIy subway
frapehiss7
Does Councilman Sawyer represent people
q the hackers Of the Bloody Dudley orans7
u Councilman DOES people Of his ward
and the people why fighting the agents
Of the Body franehise7
These pertinent questions opinion city Of
s who have attended e meetings Of the committee
when the franchise under discussion.
THE FRANCHISE
Councilman Sawyer Dudley franchise
BIZ ia the council unusually interested
the dale ne the hackers Of the
franchise available opportunity AZ committee meetings he
franchise bachcand opposes nearly
protecting the
The financial responsibility Of the subway hackers questioned
n hshs eaponabe people Sawyer laughed NJ this cold storage
never lost an opportunity ioAmpar in
formation that everything a right lie made hight 81 stories
that questioned the gigantic scheme lis
The city hired Boulon. depart
men Of pabc unea Investigate the Of proposed
municipality dealing
4 WOULD SAFEGUARD THE PUBLIC.
Mr Roullon asked did
franchise originally introduced public
otrsd franchise
f0oHno THE rrtNe ON THE SIDE OF the PEOPLE.
sa~yor laughed e dealed Bouion franchise fought
ewan kicked bodily.
1e' ale,.,ea sss' .ea, a. a. saa said noulon
sropenton" he told acquaintance afterwards
RumoRs ABOUT CITY HALL.
fuanoru which sawyers
unpsuai interest In this subway franchise
81 These b. Of sawyers
eadact not hard TO believe that q these stories may
Or Mr sawyer could some day be found oosns after the
Interests OF the instead eorpoaons
hs political fend more charitable view ~ his ond nigh, m
taken The end thas these would
DISCOVERIES IN p,rrssuRo
they recently not
nsf anxious special Mr.
actually money eerrvptiy.
M Sawyer should be careful people think evil
might possibly always his
right hand ~hs, mia lsss, hard doing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
THE ATTEMPT
IN THE BAY
4 TO-DAY

Deepondent ard tired Of life.
two sonen--one Mrs. William
GaueY, aged - years. and an.
other. an old woman, whose
hsuae Mrs. Gsvdy refuses 70 dis.
close. entered into suicide
pact which. at O'Clock, they
attempted to carry out.
The two Women went to the cas-,
waterway at Stacy a. and Occi.
dental ay.. where they had intended
10 ciid their miaefieh Mrs. Gaady
wadcd into the water aud Was
struggling against the tide. which
Was sweeping her hack to the
shore. when she Was rescued by
carpenters working nearby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
WILL SHIP BODY
TO COLORADO

The body 81 John Farrell. the
young bartender who committed
suicide ~ inhaling illuminating Tas
in lbs room at the Illinois hotel
First as. and hell St. Monday night.
after driving his wife into tire
street. will be shipped TO Colorado
Springs Colo. Hutterwerth a Sons.
unNeFtnkcrs today received word
from the father 60 prepare and
ship the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
CONTRACTOR
IS INJURED

While experimenting repair work
at the Arlington hotel this morning
n falling scaff0ld struck Contractor
y. T., pinckney inflicting severe
he will recover. Mr.. pincincy lives
at 1909 18th ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
PLOT TO KILL
KING MANUEL

LISBON. Fob. 3.-By u. P.-fhe
police today arrested former
sailor. who IS alleged 10 have been
chosen by the royolutIonissa as one
OF 4 band selected to throw bomb
al the king as he attended the
memorial services 10 BIO held Mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
GIVEN A GREAT ISSUE-BACKED
By THE FORCE OF MORALITY
and BILLY SUNDAY IS A GREAT 4
PREACHER--A GREAT PLEADER
DILLON AND RENFROl
DRAW PICTURES
OF SUNDAY
Both Agree Upon His
Greatness and Efficien-
cy as Evangelist.

OLYMPIA. Feb s.--nnly Sunday
came. talked and conquered saw
loco men. packed to suffocaiion in
a vssiated atmosphere jump 70
their feet and cheer and scream In
the polEnaucy Of their emotions. as
Blily Sunday. IKE a Padcrewski or
= Knhelik. played on them with a
master hand.
II Billy Sunday had been before
che legislature making the cloeing
speech fer the local option bill. and
the vote taken as he concluded his
strange hypnotic mixture q prayer.
acrobatic tamhiing exhortation and
TRADE. the local option bin would
have become 4 LAW By an over
wheIming majority He would have
swept al opposition before him by
his cycionlc appeal So Intense Is
HIS emotion. SO mighty bis struggle
With word ana gesture 20 express II.
that ccssaic metaphor Is not 80
placed In describing him-
a Fallen Idol
knew of Blly sunday i score
Of years hack Shvlned Ia ms lmAE
ination. he was . hero Who shone
with iasg = mite less brillianxy than
cid king Kelly. the. king who died
y drunkard And when THE news
came that nilly Sunday had quilted
the essential and aillnportant field
Of baseball 70 take up the incense.
queuttal business e n minister. In
the spaganness Of yansh resented
n. and mourucd him aa lost After
listening 10 him and % those who
have listened fo him. one muAt ad
matt that the amount o. good he "a
doing Is lncalcniAble. beyond co1npu-
tation o. mathematical conjecture
Given q great Issue. backed b.
the Irresistible aud indlspntable
force q morality. an issue suNcep.
tible % tempersmeutai treatuieDs.
and BIlly Sunday - great pseach.
cr AMI a ereafer pleaeeg.
Crimes Of WHISKY.
Blliy Sunday. armed with cold
logic. unsupported hy paahos or
farce. would never rlsr above modl
ocffty- But passioBateiy conscious
~ the crimes and treasons Of
whisky. with the whole tragic story
81 drunkenness IN his heart. With
the picture Of wretched. aQuAiid
homes. starving. degenerate chill
dren. despafriug and heart bro4en
wives before his eye. then be q
himself and reaches the fall scope
~ his oratorical and dramatic
power
! doubt II Billy Sunday conld ap-
pear before q congress % physicians
and change one doctors views on
the correctness u koch's theory of
Tuberculosis. or II he could convert
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
is KILLED
BY RAIN

Auburn today to conduct an Inquest
over the hody ~ Gustave Thofnp-
son, a young farmer who was
Killed BY . Northern Pacific pas
afnRer train last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

pOWgRsNIiJ4n, Mo- Feb. a-
Thrcc men were killed today FL
collision between two cattle trains
on tho Chicago. Milwaukee a 81
Paul railroad. II Is reported that
the engineer lost control Of one OF
the trains and II dashed down
grade. smashing Into the cars
ahead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
GOV. C0SCROYE IS in
SERIOUS CONDITION

pAsO RomES. Fob a~-Gov. s @.
Cosarave. of washington has re-
turned from hts trip 90 OLYMPIA. ana
his condition Is serious. The strain
has told ON the governor. and nhysi-
clans are trlfle worried over his
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

day In memory Of his father and
brother, who were assassinated sew
eral months ago Three accom-.
plices were also arrested, but later
effected their escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

ONSENSNIl.I.E, Ind. Feb s.-By
Il. PA slight earthquake shock
was felt here today. Two miles
east OF town the shock was much
moro severe and OF longer duration.
No damage was done.