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Evening star., 1909-02-28
You are simply rip

saw; saw you look 50 we'll before You are simply rip
round snd s MICE Of % yd % Wsa % pa Hf o
And what Splendid eo1oT Fancy % narrow ss ehesed
Hercules like this! Three years at Davos Patz have
simply made you over' just as Dr. Harwen said
Don't drag that duffer into it'll" said LEROY
trife grufay. He was the beginning of every
thing. Leave him Quit"
Certainly, if you wish it. We've left out so
did you arrive,-here, l mean, not in America. l
by the papers that you did that fortnight ago.
l didn't hear you announced
two or three other people. But l never expected
out and the New Year in and to meet Mr.. John
Lefingwell Fancy Mrs. Anstruther saying
anything, and you in the room!"
Il don't think she knows She's Scot you know,
and she didn't set up in New York until last winter
teenth of last October
Fancy your remembering the actual date! I
should have thought you would have forgotten it
Should you? That's of the curious things
about woman Jlm-you never can tell what she
thoughts barking back to other times
''Or forget, yes" she agreed with little laugh.
And l used to forget lots of things in those old
days, Dolops didn't l? Sometimes it would be the
dinner,-when particularly absorbing theme laid
its thral upon and 1 was anxious to dash off
chapter or two while the inspiration was hot,-and
sometimes it the laundry work; and l
recolected that you hadn't clean collar in the
house until you wanted one. At other times it
your socks and nearly all the time it was buttons.
Dollops, l have come to the conclusion that the
whole tragedy of life is written in buttons. A man
can't emulate the angels and have nothing to fasten
his suspenders to-
He looked at her and laughed 'If you had only
thought of that at the time he began-and then
pulled himself up short He up and she was
Evening star., 1909-02-28

annoyed him. He
stood for a moment,
twisting his mus
tache and looking
straight across at the
much worn green
frock and the pink
roses and the palpa-
bly, cleaned gloves;
then he jerked him
self together and
walked over to her.
WHY, Dollops! Is
How well you are
looking!" she said,
reaching out a well
coming hand before
he had got past the
stilted and formal
Il beg your pardon
with which he opened
fire.
The sound of the
old pet name sent
the blood up into his
face and brought a
little confused laugh.
He didn't know, con-
sidering how they
had parted, just what
sort of reception to
expect; but certain
ly he never expected
one like this.
How do you do,
Ju?" he said, taking
the slim outstretched
hand and confusedly
shaking it. Well,
yes, I dare say l do
look a great deal bet
ter. And you, you
know--well, l never
Evening star., 1909-02-28
WHEN FALSE
GODS GO
BY T. w. HANSf1EW
Drawins by T. K. Hanna

FROY sucked in his breath hard,
and his heart began to hammer.
Of course, sooner or later, they
would have to meet somewhere or
somehow,-he had known that
when he came back to New York.
but to be pitchforked into that
meeting in this abrupt way and in
the presence of forty or fifty people
at a Watch Night dance He
faced round suddenly Sayaqelv an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
If THEY DON'T GET PAID
~?
DO THEY DOT?

The Seattle Electric company much the master Of
we corporations committee city council as is OF the
men who operate street ears
N view Of the members the
oH"se constantly DO TIE bidding Electric company
" " HARDLY CONCEIVABLE THAT SOME THEM AT LEAST
eNt NOT ON The PAY ROLL or THAT CORPORATION
Attend meeting OF the corporations committee any time
matters affecting the street
Foa vi" that this conclusion disputed
Members Of hs committee
inc Seattle Electric that they fairly
p Ho~e the attorney regularly appears before the
eonne FOR the purpose Of making argument
Solicitation are necessary the
last night the reported avuraby unon
ne hgh bid OF W r. Crawford franchise on Pine
81 tom Third to Eighth gave Seattle
Electric permit Temporary" street
COVERING exactly the territory.
Ard then ha the company might
first the ground the chairman suddenly dsov
cred that the Crawford really been made out
the Of the Railway company and
ret IN shs Of W. r. Crawford
Thersore necessary
the eorittse without oversight
This notwithstanding fact hy
Crawford contains permit
ted he Seattle Electric The
The Seattle Electric does
~eommonascr" clause committee
insist that prior win corporation
rght fixed route
required recorded history
rslnasished
n
PRESIDENT FuRTH's SERVANTS w sEATTLEs
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ARE FAITHFUL TO THEIR MASTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
SAVED BY
BELL CORD
STREET. CAR KNOCKS MAN OFF
TREsTtE INTO LAKE
kNioN.

Saved from drowning BY a leather
street car bell cord. John Stewart
q bricsieyef. was pulled out Of Lake
fsipn. near Fremont. shortly before
midnsFht after having been knock
"a Ell the irsafe BY a street car.
Stewart vas waiting 1t one OF
the stations % the trestie for 90
Inward bound ear liia signal waa
observed Is tbs motorman hut. on
arcount - the slippery rails. the
car IND not come "a = fuli stop a.
thn lAndinE places. Stewart made
q Erah for the entrance handles
missed them aud WAS pianwod into
The water below lie swan 10 aud
eiunE cato pile pntil lhe car back
81 az. Having 10 rope. the bell
cord WAS rsauialifoned 20 save him
Nheu he eas pulled out II WAS
found thsf BE- had sustained severe
cuts on hia head fila wounds we're
ssfceaad b. pr Thomas nad be- WA
escorted a. his bone Al Third and
Cedar ~ Elsie z. Cox. passenger
on the cas-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
VII ste TRY JpEs TO

OLYMPIA. Jan. ss.-senator
Graves Of Spokane. will soon intro
6uce his bill restricting the sub
Iects 10 be treated in newspapers
This ls a hobby with The senator
from Spokane ans althouNh L vas
-.awfsased 81 the last session. he.
nokhtnE daunfed. viii make another
try
The btu wiil prohibit the pabllca-
zion cf The details 81 crimes. lyuch.
inKs and all sorts Of violence whlch
tend to shock good taste Of the
standard ses By Mr. Graves fAke
VS. Il viii present the publication
q lalfhv medical advertising. such
- has always been barred BY The
star
Some 81 she features Of the blli
meet with the approval generally
~ legislators. while others DO not
Members whose senslbiiitics are
not - sensitive a. those u the
Spokane senator have no objections
10 the accounts ~ a lynchlnK and
can see no reason why such should
b. prohibited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
J. A. MOORE
SERIOUSLY
ILL
HE GOES TO CALIFOR-
MA FOR HIS
HEALTH.
Friends of Prominent Cap
italist Are Worried
About Him.

James A. Moore. one Of the own.
ers % the New Washington hotel.
president Of the Moore Investment
company. and prominently identi.
fled with the material development
~ the city during the past few
years. II seriously iil, and on sun
day left on n train for the Paso
Robes hot springs. IA California.
where he Nili take a special treat.
meut.
Mr.. Moore first complained of a
cold This settled into n bad case
Of ia grippe. and recently II deyel.
oped into kidney trouble. which has
gone from bad 60 worse
A consultation of several phyei.
clans was held. and II was deter.
mined that trip 70 the hot springs
vas necessary in order 10 combat
the disease successfully.
Al bis offioc Il waH reported that
Mr. Moorc's condition has become
rather serious. although II Il ex.
pected that he Will be fully recoy-
cred by the middle 81 February.
when Il u expected that be can
return 10 this city
Mrs Moore died AZ the family
residence In this city some months
Ago. and the loss of hts wife preyed
upon Mr.. Moore's mind great deal
Before departing. Mr.. Moore held
long conference with hla lawyers
and arranged n number 81 legal
matters pertaining 10 his various In.
tereata in this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26

rate to 90 into operation under the
supervision - the department OF
commerce and labor But first !
wish 20 talk o. representatives Of
organized labor and 20 people who
are Interested In general IN this sub
Ject.
False representations.
Another thing which viii be- taken
40 at the labor conference Will be-
the dissemination Ia foreign cOun-
tries II more accurate information
az 10 labor conditions In the United
States. Many immigrants come 20
the United States aB result of
false representations. They are led
% believe that this country ia "a
veritablo III Dorado. whore lazinesa
~ rewarded and large returns await
oven the alothfui When such itn-
migrants come they find that while
the rewards ~ labor are much
greater IN this country than in their
own, the American laborer e. more
industrious, energetic and aelf-rei-
ant than elsewhere, and that while
the opportunities IN this country are
greater the qualities necessary 70
benefit thereby also require an in
crease of effective energy with
their deluaions dlspeiled they return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26

90 their countries Haddpr. but wiser
men. Much IT this kind ~ imml-
grafton could be stopped at ita
source By the determination ~ core
rect information throughout foreign
countries. from which eur immigra-
ton chiefly comes Perhaps the best
medium through which this informa
tiou could BE- disseminated would be-
our consuis u ls this matter on
which ee wish 10 consult usth Ia
Dor organizations and 20 solicit their
AID and advice.
For Locomotive Inspection.
Some railway employees viii like
Wise be Interested in n plan which
r. proposed Tor charging the scope
of our steamboat boiler inspection
10 include boilers used ou ioc0ma-
tive engines Many accidents are
caused By The explosion 81 boilers.
and these might BE- aveFtcd " a come
potent and systematic inspection
we're had by federal authorities.
This viii be discussed
n n Is found that these matters
have the approval Of those most IN.
toresiod. they win be reported 10
congress with recommendation
that necessary legislation be- passed
to put them into effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
BOY KILLED
BY DOGS

TAFT. Mont. Jan. 2s.--By u. p.
As the result OF being terribly
wounded by two large dogs. Hud-
son Barringer. 5 years old. a son
o. H. r Barringer. forest ranger.
died late yesterday. The boy was
attacked Sunday by two large ami
mails. and before the parents could
rescue him he had been badly man
gled. The dogs belonged 10 a
nelghhoF. and had often been the
boys piaymAtes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
HOT TIME
IN SENATE

FINALLY order WAS secured and mos
tipns wfre made BY Senators Roth
~ TinsfKtun county and Booth ~
KING eounty % have the bin re-
fsrfed % the committee on rcHoiu-
lions
When she senate found out no
such COMMITTEES existed, another
spirited debate was started,
which ended IN the resolution
and ell decisions upon 4 being
espungta from the minutes %
the senate.
The. next round ~ legislative
fights started when the Anti Saloon
leagues lecai option bill came up.
A. times the members were on their
feet hurilnH Az aofto ~ epiihsia al
each other. Finally a motion WAS
passed ~ s yofe ~ az % 10, and Inc
measure was sent 10 the judiciary
ruumftgcl che same action having
been taken 81 the house yesterday
IN the house iAbar scored lie
fret victory this morning. The
bill was reported favorably
from the COMMITTEES making the
legal working hours 81 women /.
eight instead 81 ten houra, as 81
present Several amendments
we're nede 10 this. which. II car.
rted, would have pot the BIN
hackt but sitter a final vote the
repeft ~at accepted ard the
eight hoeF labor measure Zoe
women will nsss this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
= EN e -
TODA Y
LYRIC THEATRE CROWD GETS
SIS AND COSTS FROM
JUDGE GORDON.

7. Tromontin and r. J. Reeson.
proprietor and manager respective.
" Of the Lyric theatre. at Occi.
dental and Washington sits, were
convicted this morning In Judge
a0rdon'a court OF maintaining a
nuisance. and fined f7b and costs
These men. with al the other SO.
called actors and persons connected
with the theatre, we're arrested
December Sth on a warrant sworn
out By Sam r. Buck. OF The Star,
charging them with maintaining a
nuisance by giving filthy and
lewd program. the nature OF which
has previously been described IA
this paper.
The Jury WAS out but a few mo.
ments after all the evidence had
been taken. and returned with a
verdict o. guilty and fine of S76
and costs. The limit IN cases OF
this nature is 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
SURVIVORS TELL fearful.
STORY OF TRAGEDY ON
BOARD The SEQUEL

ition was ~ fault, and with her
husband she thought the lights 20
bc those that mark the entrance to
the Straits OF Juan de Fuca. &C
cordinRly the course Of the ship
was ST between the lights. and
thinking themselves az last safe
within the quiet waters Of Puget
sound. Mira HenninEsen and her In
FAINT went below 80 rest Then Il
was that tho fates must have gath
cred close In Eier 20 witness the
final discontinue of their chosen
victims.
Crash
At fun speed the vessel stranded
on the Seabird rocks. with n rend-
ing % wood. and the sound Of fall
inR spars that drove the frantic wo-
man again on the deck and TO her
husband.
Already a nfcboat had been
loosened from it, cradle. IN readi-
ness to take her ashore. and with
her infant in her arms. she stood
ready % depart, when with hiss
inE roar a great wave reared its
head above the rail and struck
straight for tho helpless woman.
This Is Death.
'This n death. kiss mo. Carl" she
cried with her last breath. A mo-
ment later three bodies were
dragged from beneath the wreclage
of the llfeboat which the wave had
dashed upon Thorn. Two 81 them
were dead. the other was Captain
Honningscn. stunned. but as the
last cruel Jest Of fate. stil alive.
with the siiffenlng body Of his wife
IN his arms, and Ia his ears a pitiful
crying kiss me, Carl"
Others Of the crew are suffering
from broken limbs and severe
bruises. but the frail woman and the
little child were the only ones
chosen by the Sea God for his vic
Tins
Captain HcnninRsen IL himself IN
a dangerous condition. His mind
has given way under the terrible
strain fever has ensued, aud Il may
be that In n few hours the cry
which ever goes up from his de-
lirious lips may be granted. MARY,
Mary. come. Where are YOU Mary"
ne cries constantly. and those who
know the story seem 60 hear an an
swer In tho silence; kiss me.
Carl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
HUNTED DUCKS IN
A POWER
BOAT

Geo. &. Cnngdon. lawyer with o.
fees tn the Cofman building. vas
fined SIC yesterday by Justice John
e Carroll Cor violating the game
laws
On Sunday Cengdon went out
after ducks on the Sound along the
shore Of fNaptisroY park With a
speedy power boat. he ran into
flock after flock and fired ~ them
with a pump gun he was arrested
hv Deputy Game Warden , W
Sampson and brought before Justice
Carroll and Kixen the minimum
fire. The maximum for this o..
Tense H. t5oe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
GRIM DEATHS VICTORY ON
WRECKED SHIP rs
ptTlFuL.

This Is death. kisa me. Car"
Such Nerc the iaNt words 81 Mrs.
Carl HcunlnKssa. wife ~ the cap
tain u the dnor4ed Sequel uttered
hair second before a terrific wave
dashed over the doomed vessel kill-
inR her IN her husbands arms and
crushing the life out ~ their infant
daughter against the rail
The tale told hy the survivors Of
this wreck has few equals IN point
% pathoa. and the seeming con g.
splrRcy - fate against the lifc and
happiness ~ one man.
Two weeks ago the Sequel made
san Francisco bay from Cali
lao. and Captain Henningnon went
ashore 10 visit his family Always
fearful ~ the sea and ita constant
dangers. AIRS HenninEacn had long
been pleading with her husband 10
abandon hlH hazardous calling and
remain with his family in the COM
parntivo safety u the shore.
Troubles start early.
A. this time she again renewed
NNf ifffHNHtNNN"a MNttt NHA"A MNNhA hAAA
aideraiion her husband finally de-
csdod 20 make the voyage from san
Frauciuco to Seattle his last. MrH.
HenninFaen consented 60 accom-
pany him IN hts final passage
Hardly had the vessel got under way
when mishap came aboard and took
up her abode. bringing with her her
entire family Of troubles and disas-
tcrs
outside the bar terrific storm
seized the ship and hurried her far
up the coast Huge seas broke con-
stantiy over the vessel. and SAIL by
sail her canvas WAS torn Go shreds
All rcekonings were useless and for
days the best that could be done
was to ny before tho wind. hoping
against hope that all would be- we'll
Through all this Mrs. HcnnlnEsen
was constant aolace and support 90
her harrled husband, advising him
and counselling him In the thousand
little ways of wisdom that women
know how 60 use. until lights were
sighted on the coast OF Vancouver
island
Here for once her woman's intu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
WILL STOP A.JOB FRAMED
UP FOR the S. {. co.
CRAWFORD WRITES A
LETTER TO CITY
COUNCIL.
City Fathers Do the Ac-
robatic Stunt Ex-
pectcd.

". y. craefaFa. sessEdsas q
ths ssstsls Rsrten a sosthsrr.
,~seessfal biadsf Ter ths Pine
-. franehiss. fisd = letter With
y TIE eeurefi lass alahe protesting
4 n strona fsfnss at ths proposed
attsrapt 70 rieh- hinn sst % me
franehiae. hs anneaneea that
unless tks frsrchiss sss award
> ed te his sempsny isursediatels
he ~esld appeal 70 the courts
In hts communication AR Craw-
ford POINTS aut That DESPITE the fact
"a his ertsflnE lhe high tid. the coF-
rofaftfn eowmfffae hat NOT acted
ur1u the franchise Wa said ~ has
been given So understand that the
same eoFpurattans committee hefuai.
ID lnteHaet e. BRING Isl a repcft ree
emnenaink thal thN Seattle Electric
company he given a temporary per-
mit % Ay tracks over she came
itenticai ground
n coaeiesiun Mr.. Crawford states
nat the Seattle. Rcutnn q south
efn VII resist any attempt % aiNe
kne Seattle Electric company auY in-
I1fest % privileges ~ any portion
cf Pine a. covered b the frenchisc
Ter which hr Was the high bidder
There wns No discussion I'M enun.
ST. meeting rcEaYtine she letter d
WAS referred 90 the committee ahleh
has IN charge the Franchise issue
Tho Crawford franchise. as ex-
peeted. aae referred again 70 ths
corporations committee when IA
came ~ for passage Ia council last
night and the temporary permit Ter
the Seattle Electric company weni
CrMwforf'B franchise was DELAYED.
while the s. 4 Co gets the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
BEATEN UNTIL
LIFE EXTINCT

WFVHI, Ore, Jan. Ely
U, P.--Word has been received here
OF the brutal marder OF Polly Dick,
an aged. blind and paralyzed In
dian woman. who lived In a hut
across the Siletz river from the
siletz Indian agency. Polly was
beaten to death and both arms
broken. There Is no clew 10 the
murderers. nor Is any cause for
the crime apparent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
CARRIE NATION is
ROTTEN EDGED

LONDON. Jan. 26--By u. p
Mrs. Carrie Nation, who Is attempt
ing 10 deliver a series OF lectures
here, met with a hostile reception
az the Canterbury music hall last
night She was presented with
ancient eggs. one OF them striking
her in the face. The audience main
tanned chorus OF Kisses Mrs. Ma
lion was obliged to leave the house
under police protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
BIC ALASKAN
SH|ES1AT
AUTOS
HE NEVER SAW ONE
UNTIL YESTER-
DAY.
Interesting Character and
Big Man Visiting
Here.

Dan Callahan
You don't kuow HIM
Dams particular qualification FOR
a nlche ia The bah a fame IL tbs
chi-fiainshlp Of the Barch Greek in.
dlnns. ~ Alaska.
No. Dan e not an Indian. he
carries 900 pounds ~ aalld Cancms
Sian flesh upon bis bones
Not ualy as chieftAin wfii nan'a
name 20 down IN history. Tor b.,
side hls nafne will 6e written AZ
dsFmau. soardouEh. aud . Jolly
Good Fcilew.
Bu, here's the interesting stuff
about Dnus
Sees tils First Auto.
When the steamship Yucatan
reached pur, frw days aRo. Dan
act foot upon Nkahiugton antl for
the first time In "a years
just imagine the emotions Of a
man who never before aaw an auto.
mobile. or the wireless. OF a street
car. or an Alaska building.
When the fucatnn steamed fato
Elliott bay n was clear. dark
night Dan stood at the rail drink.
ms In The beauties 81 Seattle BY
nlKht.
see that dog team muahIns
along that tfaili exclaimed Dan
20 his friends. r A. Martin and
William Greenland.
That's a street cor explained
Martin
What's = street carr" qasrsed
the white chief
And Martin had a hard time ex-
planning. too.
why. u runs by electricity. aud
carries people for s cents thros.
Friends Job Him.
you go way back and set
down." regoftod Dan. iust 10 shew
that he was there with a line II
oid-tine rctorte
Well. Dan went to a hotel.
The next day II is an historical
fact that Dan SHE'D at passing
autos Ike a sNlttlah colt. 10 the
huge delight Of his companions.
i3ut the crueiest part OF the en-.
ter,aiument was yet 20 De staged
II appears that Dan was unable to
stand the strain Of modern civil.
lzation. and wore a regular path
through a pair 81 swing doors until
"Angelfacc got picked"
Martin and Greenland motioned
20 Pairolman Fuqua. who happened
60 BE- passing the Gin Grotto.
Gets an Auto Ride.
with Rftted teeth pairolman
Fuqua tackled the unsuspectlnK
Dan. who protested that he wazh
awrl"
But Dan did really resist when
they attempted TO load him into the
police auto II was his first ride
IN a whlx wagon. and he nearly
died Of fright as Chauffeur Roper
elatterod down Third and Yealer.
Dan was locked up. and his
friends came down 10 the station to
Eluat over their captive.
Yea. n Daniel brought 10 ludg.
mentl" said Martin, as he peeked
through the bars.
After Dan slept Il off. bail IN the
sim of $50 WAS deposited for HIS
appearance Ia the police court this
afternoon.
But Dan forgot 10 appear.
And he's looking for his friends.
He also carries a heavy. black
stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
TWO LIVELY SCENES
OCCURRED THIS
MORNING.
Resolution TO Investigate
All the State Offices
Starts Fireworks.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2s. - The
morning session Of the senate
Was the scene 81 two % The hot.
test disputes ever witnessed IN
= similar gathering In this state.
The troubis started when Senator
Aicx Poison uf ChohaiiH introduced
concurrent resolution that the sen
ate appoint a committee - five 20
act With a similar committee FROM
the house 10 Investigate the Hu-
prrme court judges. all other state
officers and all members 81 The luw
iaiature touching on their integrity
This waA the outcome ~ THE Root
Gordon Investigation. This fraolu.
ton WAS fought bitterly On tbs floor
~ the senate. and 81 times every
member II the upper HOUSE was on
hts feet az tho same time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26

Divorce proceedings we're insti.
gated IN the superior court thss
morning BY Mrs ~ Wiederhoid
against Albert Wicdcrhoid on
charges of nouaappor,. She asks
10 have charge ~ All property and
four children. ranging from 20
II years of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. 26.--
by u, P.-W II. Irvine. former chief
OF police Of San Antonio. and
widely known cattleman. was In
dicted by the grand jury and re-
manded TO Jail without bond today
charged with the murder OF Edgar
Bryan. negro coachman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
MAN is KILLED
UNDER A CAR

SPOKANE, WASH, Jan. 26.-ny
Y. p John 4. Renolds. a private
from Fort Wright. fell beneath a
street car here last night aud both
legs were SO mangled that he died
later at The hospital Renolds had
been In the army for % years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
TRAIN GOES OVER an
EMBANKMENT

The special ear Of General Man.
ager Mckeen. OF the Vandalia
branch OF the Pennsylvania rail.
road was attached 20 the train.
Il rolled a distance OF so feet Me
Keen was slightly cut by glass, but
otherwise Uninjured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26

COsHOCTON. O., Jan. 26-ny
Y. Seventeen passengers were
injured today when a ST. Louis
express train, east bound, struck a
broken rail az Adams mills, nine
miles west of here. aud rolled
down an cmbankmenl.