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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07

This effort proved too much for
him aud he sank 10 the walk.
Seeing the man he had ahof on
his feet. Gene Fortisf returned and
fired five shots Into the head o.
the then fallen man.
WeuId Warn Woman.
Nclghbors who we're attracted to
The spo, BY the shooting placed the
little is-yearoid son Of the mur.
dsred man In a buggy and started
him out 10 warn NJ. Fortler's wife.
Who Is living on a farm about four
miles away.
Tho boy waa forced out Of the
hnxxy and The murderer whipped
up the horss and hurried away
from tho scene Of his crime The
Officers arrived a short time later
and took ~ the pursuit
The police authorities and detect.
Ives are unable 10 ascfibc a motive
10 the crime
Gene Foftier was Ia the employ
Of his brother until last February
when be was discharged because
the business would not warrant the
keeping Of help, Whether this was
the motive or not "a not known.
Acted Strangely.
The murderer came IN town this
morning and 10 said to have acted
strangely lie IL known TO be- A
heavy drinker. whils II. for,ler vas
not.
A. roriier fired the last shot Into
the head Of his then dead brother,
he said, = EusAa this will fix you :
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BLOWS HIS
BROTHERS,
BRAINS OUT
INSANE MAN THEN STARTS ON WILD RIDE TO
KILL SIsTER.IN-LAw, AND SUCCEEDS
IN COMMITTING DOUBLE MURDER.

Gene Fsslss stole ns pstsrssns mill camp shortly after
nssn today shes and fatally wounded his wife
Three shots were fired into the ~cman's body
Amer kAlirs hs brother Denny STATEN. Green Lake
ss forenoon Forsr started Tor the mill camp broth
srs wife ~esSns cook.
Hs sysssssd sudne the officers started In an auto
rsbas IN pursuit. II the murderer.
Word VI second tragedy brought pssny STATEN
b ne srsaser o. the mill camp He speed on
kqe&
~ Of Feer has been effected But the
pcIics close pursuit ard he will before
sns ssspss,s fight expected murdsrous man lie
s~cssstsfsd
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and stood ;ransTixed with the sick
enlng spectacle.
Drag Victims Forth.
In an instant all was changed.
Running hither and thither, excit-
ed spectators dragged forth the
victims who had plunged from the
balcony and those who had been
crushed TO the hard floor by the
falling avalanche Of human beings.
At least 100 men, women and
children were injured Some there
were who were merely stunned,
while others lay with blood.laved
faces and broken limbs.
The means of the injured who
lay as they fell. spnrred score
Of cool heads. and In a very short
space OF time score Of physi-
clans were on hand, Every stand
automobile, taxicab. hack and am
hulance In the city violated the
speed laws in mad rush toward
the armory with it's injured.
Physicians worked like Trojans,
giving temporary aid 10 the crush
ed and MANNED before their re-
moyal to hospitals and homes.
Mayor John + Miller, Postmaster
George Russell, Prosecuting Al
torney George F. vanderveer, Cor.
oner J. c. Snyder and many other
well known residents Of Seattle
did all they could to aid the suf.
fering. Several Of these men had
narrow escapes.
Learn Of Accident.
After the first shock the news
OF the accident was telephoned to
the police, aud like a flash news
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Continued on Page "a
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He FINALLY HAS TO
APPEAL FOR AID

his children are grandparents,
Since the coming o. tho "Gringuz
to this country, the broad Griialya
estates have dwindlod until Juan
wAs compelled 10 appeal to the
Associated Charities for aid when
bis youngest baby. little Dolores.
became W. She Ia vol now, and
II IL imperative that she have the
sun and air daily Hence the ad.
vertisemcnt for a pcrsmbulaior In.
serted by the authorities Of the "a.
ISOLATION.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May -
Miss Katherine FELTON, OF the Asso.
clAtad Charities Of this city today
advertised In the daily papers far
baby carriage for smonthHold
Dolores GrlJniva. thirty.fifth child
o. Juan Manuelo Griialya, descend.
ant Of q Spanish grandee and
former proprietor Of thousands Of
sunny acres In this state.
Juan has been married four
times and is 10 years old. Two Of
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The two architects eho 4
= drew the plans and supervised 4
= the construction were W g. =
= Place and George Lohman. =
4 Mr.. Place said Mr. i.ohman 4
4 supervised the erection Of the .
\ rAlinE and the latter replied 4
4 that Mr. Place was liar, 4
4 Lehman said he had finally 4
\ passed upon the completed 4
4 structure. both architects said 4
= they did not remember wheth.
= CT the specifications called for
4 the rods TO 80 through the 4
= railing or outside the railing,
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]. CIC0RIA
IS fatally
WOUNDED
PROMINENT ITALIAN SHOT DOWN ON SECOND
AVENUE AS THE RESULT oFAN
OLD FEUD

shot. AZ q matter Of fact. he fired
hut one shot
clcotia was taken 10 the city hna
pltAi. where I, Ia believed that he
has no chance Of recovery
Moaoefo has a wife aud two hoYa
Since the divorce he has been aiip.
porting the two boys
preminsr, italian.
Gloria and Mascara both are
prominent members u the italian
club Of this city. and q, ditfefens
times they have FLASHED Although
Masoera would not admit that he
came 10 town for the express plsr.
poss Of killing cichFia. he dld admit
that be never carried a Eun before
lie seems 10 think that he has done
nothing vronE. and he says that
cieufia IL q brisand. and that be
eenaiyes with hts lawyers TO exgsrt
Nancy nom him b. proiunging tbs
divorce Proceedings
ss~ tho Shooting.
Joe uoldio, whose place Of bush
meas u near tho corner Of second
as. and James sl, was standing In
fired.
4 looked down tho street and
there saw Gloria siagKsr siishtiy
froa tho curb on me southeast cor
her Of Second and lanes, said Nj
Goldie. "A man smaller than
Gloria. whom I recoxnis~a as an
Italian baker whose name ! don't
know. wss standing With hts arm
outstrctchcd and In his hand held
the smoking revolver
Gloria ran across the sirest
directly 10 where ! was standing
and began 10 sinRacr Just as he
reached nc. with some othefs
close BY ! assisted HIN and made
him comfortable unlll the hmbn.
lance arrived
'iiis only reference 10 tho shoot.
Ing vas. They've 10, me. all
right. aud some remark regarding
one corgiat"
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IMPROPERLY BUILT.

= The railing was put ~ in an =
; Improper manner The posts 4
\ should have been secured by A
\ heavy bolts or lag screws. 4
\ The railing should have also 4
/ been placed inside Of the rods 4
\ 10 support the balcony from 4
\ The roof truases Had this 4
\ been done. the accident could A
not have occurred. Tho 4
4 armory was opened without 4
4 an inspection and the approval 4
\ Of the building department 4
\ Statement Of Francis W 4
\ Grant. superintendent OF the 4
\ building department. 4
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Erickson says one II the high
Naymsn held me gun at his head.
while The other searched hiH poek-
cts taking about 70 cents IN silver
After searching their victim. one Of
the hlrhwayincn went behind the bar
and looted the cash register Both
highwaymen wore white masks
From the descriptions furnished BY
Erickson the police believe the high
wayinen are tho same ones who held
~ the Shirley hotel several nights
ago.
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Half cr3zsd with liquor and
hn<ied vmnx. tseas Fortisr this
n~si1s scot and killed bis brother.
\ p9tisr. a sFccefsman At Denny
r1tI1n On the Green Lake car
Isyihg committed this murder
= erzni nan escaped in q buggy
- d1s1>A wlldiy ax4y In the o.
rfl,o< n Bis victims home. tour
~ z1rsh Of Cfceu Lake.
\ haired that be intends
11u1IlaG BIZ crime BY staying hls
E1lh<ft wife Officers in The
lIce 41tpmohile arr In hot pur.
~ end 20 doubt will oysftake the
haz1c nan before be cAn add 10
" lfzeeds.
oin Sees Crime.
There ~as only one witness to
~ hhoo,iuK Of Nj. Forsier. That
1ule fif'. Eugene Hagen. who
y entered his grocery store 70
Netr . purchase.
kcrpr1inx 10 the story OF the girl.
e1c Pbr;ief erept from the rear Of
y stpfc. rhere be had been hid
IS aad before the murdered man
oe4 Of his presence there. be fired
10 1hofz Into y FoFtiefss breast
N1iii1x only long enough TO zee
~ brother fkll. the half erared
- rsn through the rear door. The
1jsf<d man staggered to his feet
= succeeded 10 getting to the
~ Of HE store and beekoned to a
IN working a few yards away.
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SCORES ARE HURT in COLLAPSE in ARMORY
MANY ARE HURT
M NEW ARMORY


N The eYonI IhnI any o. :
= the victims Of last nights &C. 4
4 eldout At the armofy die. II Is 4
4 very probable that ! shall hold 4
q an Investigation That some 4
. one is TO blame for the acci. ,
. dent there can be no doubt n
= death results, ! shall do my
4 best To fix the blame where 4
q Il properly belongs State. 4
. ment OF Prosecuting Attorney 4
= George = Vanderyeer.
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CONTRACTORS STATE.
MENT,


Everything about the build. 4
ing seemed to be built In ac- 4
cordanoe with the architec-
tural plans, and think the 4
job was up TO these require
! ments. The collars and 4
/ screws used 10 hoidi2g the 4
! railing should be sufficient for 4
! any ordinary strain. The rail 4
! was built as a hand rest and 4
! guide, and was never intended 4
to lean on. Statement Of 4
! Matthew ? Dow, contractor 4
f1s the armory 4
4 4 4 4 a = 4 4 a = A 4 =
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fhtf tbfNfi tfntf1fAia
tushLis, rDw ann. ios
tsftaft slightly krui.sd.
Hff>s, CHARLES ~, Of
IDEAS A fartis=f head ssft nst So
fisa-i inJurp dressed at rrssi-
asner ha.pitai.
itHHEif.s. HARRY, iao asth
ss.t scalp weasai brsi.sa.
ffnif, MARSHALL. no1 gTfh
at hsais iniuredl lett les aad
right arm bruised.
kustsE. iiI.nnEuT, rhira
ss.i smpisyea 81 Raleigh hs,si.
ent e.rs syel discharged.
NtHhtf, JOHN, spia tast
thsrrrl ssdiy iniarsdl Thought
iatfrssl inIuriss.
sfMpss0N, n NJ brighton
Hsaekl legs ssaly bruised.
SWANSON, Ole, NJ. bartender.
testes tifyi .prsfnsd ashie a.d
s .,.ss s,.s ss.,... ~o"ra' dressed
THORNTON, crcfi. Masdinad
rsrk ssJ very badly iaiursdl
feared interssi tnturis..
THOMPSON, tkl.1, MAURICE
" stis De- st.l saaiy sraissd
fuonfso>. ans. aainicE
w. nis Ds, ST. ssai, ssai.ssi
rpf ssttsas.
<<ftsss.
uif.kiSx, JAMES. Ninth .sa
rismsssri wrist hrshes, arrh la
Jared s-a head eat haaIy is-
isFra.
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John Cicorla. one Of the wealthy
members Of the local Italian col.
ouy OF tho city, and proprietor of
the Columbia bar. at 1857 Washing
ton IT., was shot and probably
fatally wounded BY Joe Mosoeto. a
baker. who resides op Rainier
boulevard. The ahootinE took place
near In. corner Of Second AZ. and
janice II.
Mosoero had Just emerged tfuln
the Vienna cafe. when he saw
GLORIA walking north on second
av. Pulling a gun from his pocket.
Nosoero ahot Gloria IA the back.
Tho shot attracted a large crowd.
and several police pa,rolmsn placed
Mnaoero under arrest, lie did not
offer any resistance
Mosoero's story.
Al police headquarters Masosfu
told this story.
About one year $50 he SUED his
sife for divorce. aud the court or.
dercd him 10 pay her $50 per
month sllmony. The divorce vas
no, granted until after several
months delay In the courts being
postponed from time 10 time
During this time. Moaoero says that
Gloria intcffsr-d with his lawyers
According To the prisoner. Cieofia
conferred With his tMosoern'si Al.
iorneys ln an effort 10 estoFt money
from him.
possr't Know Why We Shot.
This morning Muaoero left his
place Of hitFineaa. on Rainier boale.
yard, and came into the city He
spent the morning calling on
friends. and finally vent to tho
Vienna CATS for lunch. and Il vas
after iinishins lunch and coming
out Of the door that he saw Gloria
Mososro says that the aiehi Of Ct.
coris eaused him 10 90 crazy. and
be r.ya that he does not knos Why
he sho, him, or how mant times be
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4 THE CORONER SAYS. =
4 cannot order an inyestl. 4
4 CATION unless death results 4
. from this accident II a death \
= does result. sou may be very =
= sure that shall thoroughly A
probe the cause OF the accl. 4
. dent and place the RESPONSE \
= hilliy- Il seems strange that 4
y a balcony railing be fastened 4
= with small screws. and yet not 4
4 have that railing properly 4
a braeed Statement Of Coro- 4
4 ncr ]. c. susd 4
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,, y,sSs,%",,c n.osWfww GO.

DAVIDSON, .. u Stt ". tsm-
ss.ski h.th srma kr.kss.
DONALDSON, JAMES. f7ai
ssssrsh y. e. sroles ksse esp.
ssa sssh srs,s broken.
nptLL, JoltN ~, shermsa
hatsii rtaht les hrehsa sad beth
~flsfr iaiurrd
GREEN, nov g., sixas >a
iissss. sophomore. q. Of Wi
sra. sad sseh tsdir brui.sdt
fsssrssi trisriss feared eesai-
rtNku0rsr. nav. iop sis,h
~. vi beth sskiss fraet.rss.
sGHtL. CHARLES o.. ifit
Fsarfht kaaif hrsisea.
srnfeG>, sHs. o. o.. tsis MI
rer a.. ~ inferred acres. shesti
hssrt week. ~enditiss SERIOUS.
SEATTLE crsEuAf HOSPITAL.
Hint.En. ROSS H.. SO Olympic
ptarst fsfsrsa snkls.
HfHf.EH, LIONEL. sos Of itn~-
~. utelsr. sssd III scalp wounds,
HffffEH, JESSIE. daughter Of
Ha.s q. uibisri asnsraiiy bruissdi
fssrsd iHtsrssi tn)urie@.
HfDl.kn, hENNETti. son 81
uaas 4. tithferi slightly hrniscdt
.suads ars.xed and ssst h.nss.
Nt.EnD. .. e.. t1ha ~etenth NJ
srafp woand..
o'>Bii.i. EDWIN, -. frae-
farrt SAUL.
nfpn0an. WI. 7ozs nerss
All len fsg hrahsn.
sTHAffft>. seheolto,. tsif
sssrpfh ~. NJ left nrm truksa.
sd bsSlf hralsrd nhauf sodt.
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tents Of the cash register. amounting
to % or ~
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wsssfpr EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL
LEWIS, MARION, feunEstewai
5.arrks Meter Col psssihir frse-
turr al bs.s OF skaii. fiaht ear
sImsst torn Oft. snd riHht e,s la
Jared.
TAKEN HOME.
BALLARD. HOWARD. sou Of
prssh ". ballard. txaa Winrlew
place. rrrntaatt cut On head.
urnGsTu0M, Gus. isborer, aiai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
MISSIONARYS WIFE
PRAISES CUTICURA
Daughters Head Encrusted with
DsndruR Feared she Would Lose
her Halr-Many Treatments we're
Futile Baby had Milk-Crust
BOTH CHILDREN CURED
BY FAMOUS REMEDIES


For several yenra my husband was
q m~issicnnry IN the Southwest. and We
we're living on the edge Of the desert At
an elevation Of nearly Ave thousand
feet. Evnry one III that high and dry
atmosphere has more OF lies trouble
With dandrun and my danfhtefs SCALP
hfcAfnH So enoFusfed with N that was
alarmed FOR fear she would loaa all her
hair, which wa eefv he0vv. After
spending between Ave and IL dollars
for vafioua remedies. Ia desperation
bought q cake 81 CKtieura Scan and 4
box IF Cuilcura Ointment. After f4sbs
Ding the tutieura Ointment ~thofpuehlg
into the roots az ghe half. / gently
npmbed the oFtfaf az dandruH ffee frum
ne scalp. and then gave her head 3
thorough ehempoo With the Cutlcufa
soap. This left the apalp beautifully
clean and free from dandruH and after
the hair was dry. aaain rubbed the
luiienfa Ointment this time fpafiuflg.
into ne roots. and ! am happy N ser
that the CutienfR Remedies we're Il
complete SUCCESS, NJ froublea with
dnpnfnH we're evof, although fer Q long
time Hftefward usad thu fullrura
olnte9ent ne 81 first after shampoolne.
which Kept he scalr Hud foofs nl the
hair moist have usfd slieeessfuilf
The Eutlcufh Remedies Tor 40 Called
milkofnet On oahy head. and hnva
never found ANYTHING IL ehual them.
You afa A. liberty 10 publish this letter.
Tor | d. sincerely believe that the fuli5
rufn Remedies arr 4 hiffslnA u mHn
kind Mw !. A. Darling. $40 Fifth
ST. Carthage. Ohio, Jan 90 Ia0s.
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miller Is as picturesque 4 type Of the
American epwboy as ihe west has
ever Yielded he IS educated ln the
books oi lbe east bat stern and re-
ientlees experience hae schooled him
the iesspns Of me prairie. AT home,
~ has .pii charge 81 the i've stocA
feature pf the ranch. Every horse and
every steer IS IN hls charge Ne buys
and sells and trades, but deals In CAR
lcnis and whole herds as lhe small
ranchman Barriers o single animals.
Ah the great southwest comedies that
Mt. Miller aue no rival as 4 QUICK
iudge e the worth. aGe. condition
weight o. breed % q bovine or equine.
A small army be the crnck eowboya.
ol ne country ere enrolled On The.
Mlllee brothers lie3 of employees,
and % attain aud mainluln their sure
eudufing respect Mr. Miller must
needs De their superior III an The
Yafipd spheres o. physical endoavof lnI
their calling. None Il hln equal with
The rope, with firearms Of a horse
Mr. Miller Viii auhdnp The MOST ma
lesolent equine outlaw whom others
arc afraid even 70 approach. No
eulne mood Is savage enough to dauut
bin an1, anee lodged III the saddle
90 twist of turn OF fDpDilHs of raging
oeaal can uhseat him. His compan.
Ions &c tha range and r0und.up ire.
QueaEls stand aweslfnck Il his *.
plolla 81 skill and daring. Tie can
losR ths ealI IT his thfephtreHa lafint
with aeemlnels uuerrlag Hnl infalli.
Ole accuracy. ia gale. Ia rain or IL
BITS Moose faiia swift and SIRE
with rife. shotgun 81 pistol De Is 4
marvel among lhe mmons shDin of the
raneh pa E~allepins horse of unmoHnt
aany lfnpHles 0f hla proWasa
adofa the l01 Ranch BONES iuf Wild
turkeys guail wild ducks. slid geese
ana wolves abound 81 ne 100000
acres shich the MlHer nrothera own
aeyefal mounted deefheads testify 10
lhe speedy fate which belell antlefed
animals which efaasea his path
among lhe grassy slupaa aud lreeclad
hills.
We Miller IS a conspicuous figure
u all the nNnbera 81 The long and
garied program o. the i0i Ranch Wild
Webt shaW performance and leads
the long line OF mounted men end
women in lhe forenoon atreHt parade,
The horse ne Rides Is x fnil. hlooded
arabian stoed imported from the des.
straight 10 me i'll Ranch. II Is
valued III xanhA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
JOHNSON AND EETGHELM MATCHED

New York, April ie.--Jack Johnson
and stanley IIetehei we're matched to.
day "a box twenty rounds for mo
heavyweight championship Of the
world III TIC culma Athletic club on
October IL, The H1hiers are 10 re.
oelve 50 per cent az Tho gross fecslpts.
10 he divided So pef cent to tho win.
uer and 90 per cent to the loser. Bofh
Ketchel and Johnson signed the aftl.
eies
The nftclee Of agreement provide
that soi surgical haniaaes Or finger.
less gloyea OF Kid ara ID be pegmltle6
and % 30 put on "a Tho satisfaction
0f The referee. n WIS further pfovid.
ed thai each party 10 Che agreement
deposit $1,000 10 Ne paid 20 the winner
Of thls contest and that this sum ls
20. 80 as a forfeit tor the compliance.
by both men win the articles or the
agreement The $4,000 Is To be put
up Immediately and transferred 10 W.
w Natghion Of san Francisco. Roth
contestants are 10 submit rs physical
examinations BY the official physician.
DIR. w. g Reattie 0l Colma Cal. at.
reasonable times. and both men are to
be IN san Francisco thirty days Sc
fore the contest The referee l5 Ia.
be announced not later than dfteenl
days before the contest. Moving Pie
lures Of The hshl win be taken and
the procee ds divided by a private.
agreement The articles are signed
by Willis Britt, johnson. Keichel and
James cuflroth Tor the Colma club.
Ketrhel WAS anxious 10 ilght forty.
five rounds. bal Johnson aemurred.
saying twenty rounds would suffice To
which WIS The better mar cuf
Froth argued cor nearly fouf h0urH
lc set johnson to agree 20 a
match. but tha champion was
obduratA and finally had his way
Ketchal said he Weighed It's puunds
ct presani end would enter the ring
Al 1870 pounds.
The contest sib probably take place
IN The early afternoon Of October IL.
The hour WIN Do named later BY COT
fr0th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

Rf"AHfH ~ W fNHN tNNif ~
New York. April l6-Thlrty thou.
sand petaous attended The opening
championship game on the Pon
grounds between the New York ana
Brooklyn clubs and watched the home
team 10 down 70 defeat By a score d.
3 % O. after thirteen innings.
The game was J pitching duel De-
tween lfglng Wilhelm and Leon
ames. Ames ava not allow b BIT Vi
the FIRST nine innings. only "a men
facing him IN this time. IN the exlrs
periods the Brooklyn batleFs rot NJ
him stronelgs
Score r. h. @.
Brooklyn 600 900 400 900 a~-.3 1
~. Y, 900 900 200 ono 90 3 .
Hetierles-Wilhelm and nefgln
Amea and achlel.
Summary. Twp.base hlts-Aiperman
g. Jordan: lhree-base hlts-Lumley,
stolen bases-OHara Burch; donbie
plays~Flelcher. Bridwhll Tenney;
struck ont BY Ames 10: by wilhelm
A: hasos On baIle--0f Wilhelm Z. of.
q Umpires-J0hnslone and al
Hal.
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IEEERIEs STILL Undecided

New York, April i6 Hugh Mclus
iosh Tho Australian promoter who
came To this city a few weeks ago say
ing mat hia principal object was TO
arrange d lght betwecn Jegrles mud
.Johnaou sailed today on tho steamer
Mnufeiunla for Liverpool. Ne expects
~ return III a month, he said.
= am confldent thut Johnson and
ferries will face each ether N The
ring said Mr.. Mcintosh. Johnson
has been eager for the fight FOR 4 lanf
time. and wong back cut. JefIrles.
has promised to give an answer within
days as to whether ho will ac.
cept q proposition to fight Johnson.
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spEWEp OUT BY
THEIR oWN ORGAN

Continued fsam paaa yne
the responsibility.
The mayor asked lhe city engineer
Il the bridge had been fpaired AZ.
curding 70 agreement and Miles re-
piled IN the affirmative.
Barker Take Plain
Ur. Barker then Rakea hoe the
bridge was raised ana Miller said by
Jacks. 70 Barkef's question as io
baw the jacks were placed on. Mlf
Ter replied. 'on tlmbera. This pr
Barker said could not be as there
was % Foundation The mayor said
the city engineer said The bridge bad
been repaired per agreement 70
which Dr. Barker replied that The
CITY engineer had made lots q stats
ments which they did not believe.
Councilman haller arose aud said
the bridge was repaired and that "
saw two Jacks there, but AS to how
hIeh the bridge was raised he dld noi
know.
Payment Went Over
So much strife vas s. lhla time
created that on d motion the pay.
menl went oyer until sha next meet
lng night.
People who liaVn span ihA work Az
he brldEe say The structure was sup.
posed % be ralsed, but The Jacks
were supported BY wire cables
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