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The Washington herald., 1909-10-19

Gregory, Tex, oct 1S-A wildcat hunt.
days tarpon fishing. motor boating
and automobiling. jack rabbit chasing,
and golf are few OF the diversions IN
which President Taft is expected to IN
dulge in the course OF his four days rest
at his brothers big ranch here.
The President arrived here at $50
O'CLOCK tonight, determined to devote
tho next four days TO having good
time. There have been stops on the Taft
trip. such as the three days at the Yo-
semitic Valley and the day at the Grand
Canyon, which have been intended as
breathing spells for the President on his
l9.OO0-mle jaunt. but at both places the
President was accompanied by politi-
clans and local committeeman. who in
sisted on talking
Need for Rest.
At the Charles P. Taft ranch the Presi-
dent win be among those who appreciate
his need OF rest and recreation. No local
committeeman will be allowed within the
precincts Of the 1OO.OOO-acre ranch. unless
possibly on the last day. when the Presi-
dent may consent to deliver a little
speech at Corpus Christi.
The Taft ranch fronts on three bayous
OF the Gulf It is devoted largely to cat
tie raising. The Presidents brother has
provided a big. strong horse for HIS
guest. and the President viii do consider
able riding. They do their wildcat hunt
ing In the evening. or along about dusk.
when the creatures venture from the
woods in search OF prey. Charles p.
Taft has several fine hounds that are all
trained for Wildcats, and local hunters
stand ready to assure the President that
the glory OF the great African game
killer will be obscured. at least for one
day. II he wiz consent TO join in the
chase Ducks and geese also have be-
gun to come in from the North. and the
President my try his luck with them.
The golf links on the ranch have been
laid out specially FOR the Presidents visit.
c. p Taft. his wife. and their daugh-
ter. Miss Louise. were at the station to
greet the President when his train pulled
in. Secretary OF War Dickinson made
the trip from San Antonio with the Pres
ldent. and he will be a guest at the ranch
during the Presidents stay.
Reviews the Troops.
The President left San Antonio at ?
o'clock in the afternoon. The Texans
had kept him on the go from O'Clock
in the morning. when he was entertained
at a breakfast An hour later found him
at the Sam Houston army post, reviewing
the troops.
While the review was IN progress. a
horse ridden by Mai John Stone, surgeon,
became unmanageable and started down
the field at a terrific clip. The major
stuck pluckily to his saddle about 200
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SHOOTS AND KILLS WOMAN.
BOarder Declares II Is Suicide, but
Later COnfesseS to Crime.

Later COnfesseS to Crime.
Gary, Ind, Oct. 1S.-Mrs Katherine
Franc and her husband came from
Buffalo some time ago and were followed
by Martin Thot who obtained a room IN
their house as a boarder.
Last night Thot shot and killed Mrs.
Franc. after a quarrel He declared that
the woman had committed suicide, but
when such theory was shown to be i'm
possible under the conditions found by
the police. he confessed.
II IS believed Mrs Franc refused 10
elope with him. and this led to the quarrel
and the murder
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Attend Creat Frrc,Icr,.l, -

EXcursIon tickets good on an trains
October IS 70 p; valid for return until
23d, $50 For special train s a. m.
October p, returning same day, A.70
round trip.
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LAMBERT CIRCLES
THE EEIFFEL TOWER.
Frenchman Makes Remark
able AirShip Flight.
USES A WRIGHT BIPLANE
Aviator Goes from Juvisy Field
to Paris and Return.

In Continuous Flight Fifty-seven
Ainutes-BIano Machine Falls, In
iuring WOman-deet Opens Bril-
IiantIy at BInckpooI, and Flights
Made ut DoncnSter CarnivaI-One
Hundred Thousand Present.
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plans fnr Mr.. Prfce,n FnnernI.

New York, Oct. l.-The funeral Of the wealthy
Mrs Bruce Prics. Of Tuxedo Park. who was killed
yesterday in an automobile accident on the L. H.
Hartman Ipad. near Arden. Will be held tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock in 81. Mary's Church Tuxedo.
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FORCES TARIFF ISSUES.

France Prepares to Apply Maximum
Rates on American Goods.
Paris. Oct. 1-The negotiations be-
tween France and the United States for
the prolongation OF the present tarin ar
rangement have failed. France. belley-
ing that the failure is definite. is pre-
pairing a decree applying the maximum
tariff on American goods after Novem-
har L
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To Limit working Hours of wome,

Chicago Oct. B.-0rganiEed labor in Chicago for
the first time has decided TO appeal to the churches
70 aid in arOusng public opinion in favor Of lecia
ton limiting the hours Of labor Of working women
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BREAKS PROPELLER AT SEA.
Hits Obstruction on Cape
Henry.

New York. Oct. 1S.-The steamship City
of Columbus reported by wireless to-day
while of Cape Henry. on her way from
Boston to Savannah. that she had struck
some obstacle and broken two Of her pro-
peller blades.
The steamship reported that she was
making about ten miles an hour and hav-
ing good weather
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Victoria. 3. c.. Oct n-Adricea were brought
yesterday by the Empress o. India that 500 persons
were drowned early in September IN East Java
through the bursting Of crater which had become
flled with water.
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Lisbon. Oct la-King Manuel is confined to his
bed with an intestinal trouble. accompanied with a
light fever.
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BARNARD ASSAILED
IN HEARST SPEECH
Called Anointed Candidate
of WOOdruffianS.
GAYN0R ALSO ATTACKED
Independent Declares He Does
Not Want Office Of Mayor.

Democratic Candidate Devotes His
speech 10 Attack ON Editor, and
DePIOres Fact that People would
Rather Read n Hearst Paper Than
a Magazine ArticIe-Has No Money
for Campaign Expenses.
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TAFT NOW RESTING
ON TEXAS RANCH
Will Spend Four Days at His
Brothers Home.
PLENTY OF DIVERSIONS
Hunting, Fishing, Motoring, and
Golf Are OH the List.

spends Busy Day at San Antonio
ana Fort Sam Houston - Reviews
Troops and Thousands of school
ChIidren-Caus the Alamo One OF
the Cradles Of American Liberty.
Refers tn Meeting with Diaz.
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Carpets for Fvery House

A large number OF good secondhand
carpets VIII be sold ar auction at sloan 4
14o7 G st. NV, tomorrow at 10 a. N. ~
reserve prices.
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DIinds-Ffnest--Best sII8 a paIr.
Frank Libbey & Co, 9Th & n. 7. AVG.
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Everybody Buys windows q blinds of
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th s. N. X. Ave.
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Windows GInzed, Ordinary sizes, sI.2S
Frank Libbey & Co., 6th & n. Y. Ave.
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SUICIDE TRAGEDY
IN POTOMAC RIVER
Well-dreSSed Man Ends Life
in Startling Manner.
BOYS WITNESS PLUNGE
Run from Scene and Notify
Fifth Precinct Police.

Effort 10 Recover Body Continued
Until an Early Hour This Morning
without AvaiI--CrOwd of Men and
Women Gather on Bsnk-TeIePhone
Calls Sent I'm by Persons Anxious
About Missing Persons.
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A Whole Window Glazed for SI.25.
Frank Libbey & Co, 9Th & n. Y Ave.
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Everybody Buys NVindOsVE & Rlfndu 4
Frank LAbbey & Co.. 9th & n. Y. Av
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Beautiful Killarney Roses
)c per doz. Blackstone. 18th and II.
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windows Glazed any Size Wanted.
Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th g. n. Y. Ave.
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SUPREME COUNCIL
OF MASONS MEETS
SOutherDJ DJurisdictiOnOfScOtsS
tish Rite in Session.
VISITING NOTABLES RECEIVED

samuel GOmPers and Frank MOrri-
son Among the Initiates in the
Royal Order of scOtIRnd-Washing-
ton Chosen as City of Next Inter
national Conference in 1912.
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Blinds No. %, Any Size You Want.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 6th & N. 7. Ave
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POET ADDRESSES CONvICTS.

Continued on Page 3, Column ..
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ls<sssestteeeestet<<%es.
! THE ROYAL
COMPENDIUM F;


Ganley placed tho Royal Com.
pendiam Of Literature, Science and
Art upon the low stone wall and
pecped through the iron gate Tor
lnconalderaie dogs Nothing stir.
rod within the immonAe. park like
Enclosure, however and. taking IN
the heavy prospectus. ho pasncd
up tho cedar lined walk 10 m. Ms
Uncovered mansion The quiet
gloon OF tho great, brick house
rather frightened him. but Ne need.
cd funds for the final year at The
technical school. aud he aot his
Jaws.
As he tuErrd NJ the old.fashloned
bell knob, Ganiey ran over In his
mind the mnliifarm merits Of the
books before the door had been
half opened. he was we'll into his
introductory statement
Madam, | have here the most
antoundinaly aamptuous aud extra
ordinary complete compilation Of
facts, fun and fieuren tho world han
looked upon. The Royal Compcn.
dun comprises aa volueh, 10000
pages. with maps, charts, flags OF
all nations. the worlds famous
paintings
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ANOTHER CLASH
IN BOARD

City Engineer X. II. Thomson
and A. V. Douillon. superintendent
Of public utilities. this morning en-.
gagged in another clash pursuant to
Mr.. Boulllon's expressed opinion
that the board Of public works was
too lenient In the matter OF forcing
corporations 10 complete work upon
city streets after having been given
a permit
The matter came up when the
permit issued last week to the Sc
attic Electric company, giving that
corporation thirty days IN which to
complete the work Of paving Its
car tracks on Eighth av., between
Pike ST and Olive St. and Howell
st., between Eighth nv and Terry,
was returned by the corporation
with statement that Il would not
accept the permit under the time
limit fixed. The company wants
i22 days In which to complete the
work.
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SELL SEATS FOR
MINSTREL SHOW

This morning at 10 o'clock thu
reserved scat sale began at the
Moore for the big minstrel show tr
be put on there nrxt Monday even.
ms BY the two local councils Of ths
Knights u Columbus, with talent
drawn from every council on Puget
sound.
The benefi, performance Of NEXT
Monday evening At the Moore will
bs but the first Of ssfies Of similar
events. for tho entire production Il
10 be taken on tour Of the stats
after the local performance. and the
knights u Columbus Ministries sill
BE- seen In Spokane. Tacoma Bel
iinsham. Everett. Yakima and Other
large towns OF Washington. Under
these circumstances the company
will be splendidiy costumed. and the
most massive Of first part settings
will DO provided. 30 that ali those
who attend the Moore next Monday
evening will be assured Of ons Of the
rHreut treats In the way Of a lively.
funny and picturesque minstrel
show that they have seen in seasons-
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eau states had cities called Bath.
he didn't back down.
We'll pay the expenses of the
prettiest airi In each town Of Bath
10 come TO England for our big
carnival In July" he announced.
Hence the excitement
Who'll BIO the beauty Of BATH
The contest Ia now waglng
hath. o., this county, ID vii
iage Of some 70 souls, and you can
get a good idea OF what's happen
lag Ia each Of the Baths OF the
country from the front porch Of the
bath hotel. Ohio.
With the announcement OF the
news every unmarried lady who
scaled under 3S became a oandi.
dw,e for village beauty Every mar,
Red one. ali unmarried ones over
90. and every man mad boy In town
became a worker for one or other
Of the candidates.
From morning 10 nlght the cam
palgnlng goes on. There Ia but one
topic Of discussion In the village.
Housewives leave their chnrning
half done. tho dishes unwaabed. to
canvass the nelghborhood Old
eonen who can only VT on the
porch and knit hall the people who
drive past. Paw has given up
pipuing aud Is pulling more wirca
than In any presidential election
fha Vicinity ever raw,
Two Of the FIRST Girls IN the field
In this Ohio bath who are con.
eeded to have something on the
ret Of the aspirnnts are Miss Lucy
Carr and Miss Elizabeth Bsiler.
Alrs Carr IL a blond. tail. slender.
blus-eyed. Miss Bailer 10 dark
hs;rud. shorter. trim and vivacious
Everyone In the village has a
vpss. regardless Of aEe or ser. Gov
Harmon must certify To The cleo
Ton. and formally dominate tho
winner as Ohio's choice
And 40 II goes In other Baths IN
other states. You'll IND election
nerlnE. Influence and all sorts Of
political tricks In the pretty siri
contests In all tho American Baths
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POSSE HUNTING
A FIEND

COLLEGE PARK. Cal. May L.
wearied by an all nigh, man hunt
fpr the fisnd who brutality attacked
Miss Minnie withrow. the attract.
tive 70,yearold daughter Of a prom.
lnent family Of this community. the
band Of depntles from the county
sheriffs office and young men Of
this place today gave over tho
search to fresh posses. who are
securing every foot Of the country
for miles around. The father and
brothers Of the young woman r..
fused to give up the hunt, bent
upon revenge for the cowardly at
tack.
Miss withrow was walking from
her home TO Santa Clara late yes.
terday. While passing a grain
field she was attacked and gagged
with handkerchief She was
dragged into the fold after a des-
perate struggle with her aesailani.
An hour later abe stumbled Into
her homo. her clothing torn TO
tattera and hor face and arms
pItlfully bruised.
The sheriffs force In san Jose
was notified. and posse was OF.
ganlxed here 10 take up the hunt.
Every able bodied man In this
village has Joined the hunters. who
declare they will wreak summary
vengeance II tho brute is run to
earth.
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ADJUSTMENTS


Following the symphony concert
Of last Wednesday night at the
Moor theatre. al which time
Mischa Elman was presented as tho
soloist OF the occasion. Manager
cort negotiated the services OF this
distinguished artist for a recital
Sunday evening. the event being
hailed with pleasure by the people
before whom Elman had accom-
plished such a tremendous hit that
his acceptance was In the nature
Of an ovation. Elman will be heard
In a program that will emphasize
his artistic capacities and furnish
him with an opportunity 10 domi-
nate the entire evening. The SO
lectiona that will advance Elman
At the Sunday night recital will con
slst OF tho following.
symphony Espagnole," allegro.
andante. rondo .............L alo
''raniasle" ('Faust") Wieniawski
fal "Mlnuet" ...-..... Beethoven
Oh "Deutscher TanS" Dlttersdorf
lei "Gayotte" ..............G oasee
TAI "Melodie" Tschaikowsky
IN Caprice Basque" -. sarasate
Mr., Henry Grahoff at the piano.
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BANK ROBBERY
WAS PLANNED


San FRANCISCO, Cal. May L.
Discovery Of a network Of tunnels.
leading from a vacant store build.
Ing at 1879 o'Fafrell st.. today re
sealed a plot TO loot the vaults Of
the Swiss American bank. the Faro
lewelry company and the Great
Western Loan company.
Tho tunnels wero found after
Waterman had discovered a pile
OF sand In the rear room OF the
vacant store. A hole had been
cut through the floor and a main
tunnel run within 10 feet OF the
bank vaults. Branch tunnels iod
10 The buildings occupied by the
ieweiry and loan companies
Work on the tunnels had evi.
IDENTIFY been abandoned for sew.
erai days. from the appearance Of
thu earth taken from them. Tho
Waterman who made the discovery
was put on duty In the Vicinity Of
the bank about a week ago. and Il
is believed this action led the rob.
bers to believe their plot had been
discovered and to take flight.
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In his mind. the dark. dreamy eyes
Of the maid At tho door obtrudcd.
and he had to pull himself derper.
afeiy together when the sid return.
cd. accompanied BY fvd faced.
sturdy old yeomsn. his good wife
and an unnecessarily plentiful rep
resentation Of younsstrrs Tho Girl
seemed 10 enjoy his brvilderment
and smiled half mockiusiy. halt
alphabetically.
Nov unwind she commanded
You'll have to listen fast. dad"
Ganiey flushed. II she would
mock at him. he would show her
his grit and make the sals In spite
OF her.
This magnificent compilation. "
he rnttied off. comprises Down on
the Farm and i.oc0 other pathetic
ballads. ssa recipes for making cv-
srything from asparagus soup TO
Zulu pudding. tho lives Of tho wives
Of the presidents. the language OF
flowers--
Hold on" interrupted tho old
farmer. lie turned TO tho watching
giri. Anything In these books
about farmingF
ASK him" prompted tho girl. her
eyes twinhlins; and Ganlcy took up
tho challenge.
Yes, sir." no responded. who
invented the enltiyator-vhat To
plant In the dark OF tho moon--iOoi
names tor plov horses
Wait" asked the dared Rood
wife. what about embroidery.
Fam
Ths Gid nodded further challenge,
Everything, madam" assured
Canlev. Tho famous dropsfitch.
lock stitch and ioopstl,ch--peffor'
afed patterns for stamping green
wretha on pink ehceseclcth.--an
article on how Cleopatra learned 10
sew
Anything funny. FAM" plped one
OF the youngsters.
Again Fan dared with hcr dreamy
eyes.
~You Just bet" declared Ganley'
~Joe Mliler's Joke book-6oo drum
mers yarns told on a freight train
In Arifona-the original story that
made the hyena laugh
We'll. swami" exclaimed the OLD
gentleman. IT'S the beatenest book
eyer.-what do you say. Fam
Caniey'B heart stood almost sun.
He required the commission on only
three moro sets 10 secure the covet
cd degrees. He was sorry now be
had antagonired tho girl; but she
had affected him very strongly and
he had desired to vindlcate himself.
hut whom he looked up she was re
garding him very grayely, almost
tenderly. Il seemed,
"Ycs." she nodded. BUY II, dad
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RI0TING FOLLOWS
SHOOTING

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, May THE
American vice consul here ieft for
Acayuean today In an effort TO lib
crate Harold sanborn Of Chicago.
who Is dangerously wounded and UNI
dor arrest there, II was Harmed to-
day that Macrio vinncos, a planter.
tried to quell figh, among drunken
Mcxioans and killed all the victims
except the girl, whom snnborn kill
ed, Rioting. shooting and knitting
are reported from the Santa 10 rlv-
or near Tlacotalpa.
Tho disorders today arc believed to
have resulted from tho shooting
Wednesday In which nix Mesicans
and a Mexican slrl were killed.
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TRYING TO PROVE
HAMS WAS
INSANE

FLUSHING. L. l.. May THE
prosecution IN the trial Of Captain
Peter c. Hams slayer Of William r.
Annia. devoted It's time TO day 10
rebuttal Of thu testimony Of the de-
Tense that tho officer was insane at
the time Of the killing.
Dr. Houghton. the ambulance sur
geon who attended Anuis. was
placed on the stand for cross az
animation today. After few ques-
tons Of little Importance he was
dismissed.
Edwin AndrcwA jr. and N. l.
Down. were the next Witnesses
Both testified that they believed
ialns 70 be rational at the time Of
the killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07
HE APPROVES GRANDMA
C0RMAN'S PLAN

Mrs. Agnes German, better known
as Grandma German, has made a
proposition to the county charity
commissioner TO have tho county
build her a house on her ~ acre
tract near Atlantic city and allow
har to take charges other than those
from the county. and at her death
the whole institution TO revert to the
county. This plan has received the
hearty approval " John Hanna.
county charity commissioner. and
very likely tho scheme will be car
fled into execution.
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FUNERAL OF NASH TO
Be HELD TOMORROW

The funeral Of Richard Mash, the
newspaper man who died onrly yes
terdny morning from burns received
In an explosion at Columbia. WIN bs
held Saturday morning at O'Clock
at H. Edwards church. Hillman
CITY, The intsrment will be at Cal
vary cemetery All friends arc In
ylted 10 attend the funeral services
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TAFT HA 8
BAD EYE

WASHINGTON. May 7,--Because
Of an Infection Of his left eye, sup
posed to have been caused by an In
sect striking II, while he was riding
"Wednesday. President Taft was un-
able to attend the exercises at the
unwilling OF the fongfcllow statue
today. Il Ia necessary for the presi-
dent to keep the eye bandaged. but
though II causes him much tilzcom-
fort. he attended 10 his official du-
Ties throughout the day
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FAVOR BAGGAGE STATION.

The Great Northern Railroad
company's petition for the erection
OF a temporary baggage station TO
accommodate Visitors during the A..
UP, exposition. was this morning
referred 10 the superintendent OF
buildings by the board OF public
works. with instructions TO inyastl-
gate and report back to the board
at It's next meeting.
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Avoid Disappointment
Don't DeIay-Reserve
Your June Dates Now

All orders for carpet and rug
cleaning by the compressed air
and vacuum method must be
phoned the Blue Wagon Office,
Main 2l55 or Ind. 1l4o. No
solicitors are employed. as the
Blue Wagon Service aims to
tighten the work Of the house
wife by saving her every an
noyance, as well as by making
her housekeeping easy. Esti-
mates cheerfulIy given. Dates
must be secured two weeks in
advance. Phone at once for
prices-M. PISS, Ind. ll4o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07
HOME DESTROYER
FATALLY SHOT

OAKLAND. oai,. May Hilary
d. shsttuok vas shot and seriously
wounded BY August coussans early
today. conssana accused shaituck
OF breaking up his homo Early to
day no went TO his wifes restaa-
rant. tho silver Moon. and lay 10
Walt for his Intended victim Soon
afterward shattuck appeared and
coussans fired twice. both bullets
penstrstins shattpck's breast
coassans vas arrested and IL held
in aetinus pending the outcome OF
shsttuek's injuries.
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WOMAN LOSES HER CASE.

SANTA CRUZ. Cal, May 7.--The
petition OF Anna C. rustseds for the
removal " 3. n Hucker - adminls-
ttator % the estate Of the late Major
Frank Mclaughlin WAS denied late
yesterday by Judge L. v. Smith.
Miss Bustcede charged Rucker with
falling 10 include In his inventory
all n the property belonging to the
estate. with being wastefui and with
uinmanagemenf
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scHIvELY NOT IN OLYMPIA.
fUf tuffed pfesst

OLYMPIA. May 7.-insurance
Commissioner sohiyely has not yet
appeared In Olympia and there have
been no new Developments in his
case today. The investigating com.
mittee has dispersed for the time
being. The last heard OF schively
he was In Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07
WILL HAVE WELCOME ARCH

The finance committee Of the city
council this morning appropriated
5000 TO be expended in the puf
chase Of welcome arch. II Is left
to the chamber OF commerce deco.
ration committee TO attend 10 the
place and design OF the arch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07
PIONEER IS DEAD


SALEM. Ore. May Lex state
Land Agent I. II. oesr. pioneer who
creased tho plains To oregon IN 1871.
died AT his boyhood home In tho
Waldo hills last night and will be
buried Sunday.
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roDAvs TaeAsUav REPORT.

WASHINGTON. d. C. May H.
The treasury report today shows
Receipts si.ssa.25s. disbursements
s2.iss. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07

The chsyrstts club Of Ballard met
last niRiit nj Tho homa " Mrs Dlroni
On w. seth NJ There were thfea la
blen u bridge whist, and the prizes
were won By Mrs Dixon and Mrs.
Iaeoby,