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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
INSISTS
ON TAKING
GAS
CAPT. LEACH IS IN A
SERIOUS CON-
DTTION
Is Almost Asphyxiated in
His Room al Ven
dome Hotel

Capt John Leach recent ar
rival from Victoria. a. g.. Was found
overcome ~ liumiaasins gas tn hts
room at the Neudeme hotel iSta
First aV.. shortly after o'clock this
morning whether Leach turned on
TIE gas accidentally og with M+ieisi4si
inteut ie uut knowr. although ghe
police are inclined e. the latter sup
position
Leach il uow at 5he city hoa-
ritai IN sunatase cuadltlon, unable
fe make "a statement
Az the Nsmaume hotsi thlH murn-
ing "a waH stated thAf Leach ems
gagged "a room saturasY nirAt Ac-
eNrHInN to fhs hutef people Leach
was very much under tHe Influence
~ Hquog when be- Appeared az iho
hntei Ia wns q few minis sa before
Z o-claek iaat Night wb ghe 8nd-
lady detected the oaeF e sas saesn
ms fr0m Capt Leaeha roaW she
"A once entered abd tarne1 off the
flows
Cantiortnx Leach rsRaFtling ths
use ~ gas the iaudiadt geft Short
u after = e.rl9ek ghm morning a
strunF otter sf Nwa was again de-
teetesA coming from Leaehn Fuom
The lnmabAdy catered emily 81 find
Leach uaeanse1aua. bul stlii breath
snx he was taken 81 the cts hns
pitaA Ir q a. Green thinks Leaeh
ssh recover Leash "a not known
susong ioeai steamship men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

MINNEAPOLIS. Ainu. April a.
Now they aay olive fremntad. fa-
nous Minneapolis prlmn donna,
once waH employed as q domestic
~Frsnatsd derasst.s--~Nsil, what
81 ~" they demand. Els 4 a dis.
greece 20 have been poor enoeG And
arsnt al ths greatest singers ths
children % poor psrsnts7
How aisuHt MARY Garden. pupr
Obscure little church singer who
would have newer been known hed
not rich friends Interested tbem-
SELVES in herr
Hos about iast a. poor gsrai-
dine fhff@F daughter ~ "a baseball
player who had to asa apd hustle
aGd carve out her own musical
mtufeT
ffaw ahuut Pntit whoHe parents
lhuuEn talented musicians, werw
poorer than church m8eNT
Hos aisoat Nofdica daughter 81
German garrison master
And fos All Minneapolis knows
che sensation which prompts tho
eBat tB turn az its nFlatoefat3c noer.
may NOT o. true
~ happened this way
e. n Fowler. IL Springfield Mnaa
man. bad q grievance Mime frcm~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
SMALL.
CHANCE OF
LIVING
THEIR CUTTING FRAY
WILL END SERI.
OUSLY
John Amino VIII Die, and
Three Men Are
Arrested

That John AnEino. proprietor ~ "A
boarding house a. $40 Tenth av. =
who wnH stabbed Ia the breast al
domen and hack last nlght during
q drunken hFnwl Will IN all proba
uiiliy ale a. the result of hla
wounds IL the opinion Of physicians
az the ciiy hospital Il IL believed
that ths wound in the breast per
f0Fated the left lung Inflammation
settled in the stomach wound this
nguFnluE
fHtF Detectives Adams and CLARK
he hurried 60 the scene II the cut
tins a. soon AZ IL wha reported 10
ibe police arrested n. Nusca and
= itoulleti as suspects Carlo
lpGu Was also taken a. an accom-
pllee Lotti was armed with ~.
epigaF when searched A. police
headquarters The other two
PRISONERS each carried a clasp
knife
CLARK aud Adams learned that
NuFca and Roallcsti came "a seat
tle from Npohane four days ago
EheY E0ok fp0m M b boarding
house 81 siA Teeth Az II hnt were
aFaefea out yesterday because they
failsHl q pay their rent Ii le nald
lae pals thon scent 81 Ansinos place
but weFe refused admittAnce
Shortly after their refusal Anxino
49, stabbed Tho wonuded man
hae wife and one child The
pr sunefN refuse tn talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
GENERAL FUND is
STUNC

The eitys general fund sin yet
soaked twice a. 3 result II the de-.
elsion 81 Judge Fratcr IN The super
iof court On Saturday exemptiug
property "a the fegrade district 20
the extent ~ So GOO
~ reason ~ an adverse decision
IL the state supreme court some
Tins ago. $4,000 ri the total assess
menf for the work was lifted from
the roll There D. now an ordinance
before the council appropriatiug
ihls money from the general fund
This means that the general fund
which represents taxes from every
section ~ the city. must pay sl0Tf
600 for the benefit 81 Denny Hifi
property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
BURGLAR IS
ON TRIAL
he rs ALLOWED TO PLEAD TO
AN ASSAULT AND BAT.
Terry CHARGE.

Andrew Jameson was brought to
trial this morning before Superior
Judge Mitchell Gillian ON a charge
of assault and battery. Jameson
was originally charged with burg.
larry but this was changed owing TO
lack Of sufficient evidence against
him
Jameson was caught while IN the
basement OF the home Of Mrs. Cert.
rude Meters. $40 goth av. n. Mrs
Meters stepped into the basement
for a moment and saw Jameson.
She asked him what he wanted and
the man ran. She attempted to stop
him, when he turned and struck
her
In making his escape Jameson
threw off his coat. In which wees
found a bottle OF beer aud a bunch
OF skeleton keys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE?

Don't forget 70 give the carrier your address tse
phone The Star, Main 1850 AL The star viii de-
iIvered 10 you matter where YOU 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

etad'H managers charge too much
for seats ag her concerts.
So the Springfield sorehead writes
the Springfield Republican,
I.d.for ~ the Republican
lived ID Minneapolis from 1855 60
1888. and came 10 Springfield 10
1893 in 1855 in Minneapolis We
had our piano tuned by q man
named Frcnstad who said Dc had
"a daughter whom be wished 60 have
brought 49, in tire American way.
ard wanted Go know IL We could
take her in and teach bier the way
things were dome in This country.
Thls we ald and we paid hef
g. 30 week This rtFTH name was
Annie olive Fremafed whom pow
Hee # o. sing in our city have
followed her career win much
pleasure. and often think what q
great place Is America where one
can rise from ihe lowest place g.
the highest Whereas 7 had 20 pay
heF s. so for weeks work. ] VII
noW have % pay s2he az S. for
one seat 10 hear her sling one night
20 81 FOWLER
Fretnasad thus far hasn't made
aHF expression Aa 20 the anthem
tictfY of FawloFa story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
MANY BAPTESTS WILL
COME TO THE FAIR

10 Is planned az The ministerial
meeting ~ the Seattle Baptist A.
eociatlen ~ bold the last days
exercises uf lha Northwest Baptist
convention 10 the Baptist head
quarters at thr A-Y.F Kroauda
The convention meets from Mas e.
60 Mny RI. aud the Baptist head
quarters sill be ready f8f dedica
tiou at about thai time
Assurances are e1ulluE ln from
an ever the country from Hattlsis
" ho expect Ia attend the national
convention Ia Portland June ss 10
Jaiy that large delegation viii
xlall lhe A.Y v. eAlaAltlnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

R@ffNA@fA - Hf@ANNs
In schedule q. dealing with earth
and carthenwarc. tbs rates remain
the same
The senate committee reduced
the duty on common eRrthenware
10 the rate already IN effect gndcr
the DinRley tariff Glassware will
remain the same as In the house
bin
Iron ore was restored 10 the
dutable list az Is cents per ton.
which If a reduction Of rs cents per
ton from the Dlngley rate The
house made large reductions in this
schedule throughout and nearly all
~ these we're retained By the senate
committee.
lumber Schedule.
In addition 10 those made hy the
house the senate committee has
made q large number Of other re-
dHctiong The committee has re-
tanned the house rate 81 IA cents
q pound on lead ore. but has been
obliged 60 raise the rates on lead
products throughout the bin to
correspond with this duty on lead
ere.
House rates on manufactures 81
wood have been retained. These
show reductions from the Dlngley
rates in almost every instance.
Imported hardwoods We're placed
on the free list BY the senate com
mlttee.
came from the house but the house
rates on sugared biscuits and
waters were reduced.
In schedule d, the house rate
Of s. per thousand feet on rough
lumber was retained. THIS is a re-.
ductiou Of 81 from the Dingiey rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
OFFICIAL OF THE
U. S. IHSULTED

MOBILE Ala April fT-lt ta
believed here to-day that The al
legged Insults hoapsd upon John 81
Gregory 1rs former United States
charge d'affaires "a ManaKua. Nie
araEua. were part ~ thc determined
efforts witch it 81 stated are g.
Ina made by the Zelaya govern
ment 10 drive Americans FROM the
country
Leters received here purportlne
to come from weil- known persons
Tia the Central American republic
are said e. static that Gregory wac
held "a virtual prisoner at the cap
llsi. and ihaf he was watch
"a night and day by govern
ment spies n BIZ alau raid that he
was openly lnsulted ~ Nicaraeuan
officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
MYSTERY IN A
WOMAN'S DEATH

SAN FRANCISCO Apui a. la
FeafiEatogs arr nuahlr to thruw any
ushi upen myatesiu3ss car ascl-
dent which Resulted Ia the death a
MiaH MARY phHiva papuJaf teach.
sF % the iueal boots
Mics Phillips uaH in3araa Safur
day ana died iaat nixht IA 81
Lakes hospital
ShnFslw after 8 a'rinek Saturday
night Mlas Phillips staggered ut
go tha front daer 90 haf hnfns aua
fell into hss mothefa arms. moan
ing
- fsM ffufu cars
THAT wns her lasf statement Shs
lapaed Into uueuuHe laHsmes@ af 0nes
ana remained iu thaf eanaltiHu unli
her death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
CASTRO DEPORTED
TO FRANCE

FORT DE FRANCE April ~ -
FruteHtinF Nlth an hla mieht. for.
mer President Castro u Venezuela.
mas placed aboard fhe Freneh
steamer Versailles late SATURDAY
nENhf ard ia nnw bound FOR Nt
NaKaife The deportation waa mark
- with scenes ~ riot Castro Ga
disliked and hundreds took the
opportunity 70 hnrl all aorgn og
threats nt bis bead ahen the Off
GERS we're placing him aboard the
steamer.
PARIS. AuFil iz-li IL annouur
- here that Castro wlll be- allowed
"a remain in France provided be-
viii b. good and does not 90 any.
fhiaE % cause International dis.
tnThanccA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
STRANGE MIXTURE OF INSANITY AND
FEARS OF INSANITY EXHIBITED HERE

In padded CELL strapped tightly
In strait Jacket Mrs Louise NJ
Matthews. 81 West Seattle, who
yesterday went insane while at
tending the services AZ the First
Presbyterian church, Rev. Or M A.,
Matthews, pastor, this morning
screamed and ravcd over a fancy
that her husband, Albert. had gone
insane.
Continually she cried out for Or
Matthew'S. dwelling ON the faot that
he was 'such good man" Al
night long the woman talked. shout
ed and sans hymns. She became $50
violent at last that Il became nce-
easary 20 place her Ia strait
mcket To-day she was tried be-
fore the insanity commission and
committed TO the steilae0om asy-
lum,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
CLAIM CRAZY
SNAKE Died
REPORT THAT HE WAS KILLED
AND BURIED is DiscREotT.
Ed BY U. S. OFFICERS.

EfENWFETTA. Okla April a.
Reports that CRAZY SNAKE the out
law Indian chieg wnn KILLED and
buried March 81 uy posse Of citi.
gems are diacredited here today
col Hoffman, commanding the
troopa which have taken the field
AGAINST the aetd Indian and his
hand ~ negro and redskin followers
"a nos willing % accept the story
of Crazy Snakes death and an-
uounesa that he would continue The
chase
According 90 the reports receive
"a here. the members of the posse
after knnme crazy Snake. pledged
themselves 20 keep the matter SOC
eret one ~ them violated hls
pledae the story runs and allowed
the news 20 loak out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
GREEN LAKE RESIDENTS oP
POSE AN A~YsP. ESposL
TON SCHEME.

Numerous protests against the r..
moval Of the animals Of the Wood
land Park zoe "a tho A Y-P expo
siiiou we're made today and these
protests wiil b. brought before the
park commissioner az their next
meeting
The point made by the people oh.
iectine to the transfer IL that the
animals are supposed tu BE- free
attraction IN a free public park and
that When they are taken to the fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
BIG SALE OF A.-Y.-P.
TICKET BOOKS TODAY

The sale Of season tickets "a the
A-Y.-P exposition opened up this
morning In room $40 IN the Globe
building with q rush.
These season books will entitle
the holder TO 100 admissions 20 the
fair grounds and cost $40 IL is
expected that there will be- an I'M
usually heavy advance demand for
the books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
WAITING FOR CARRICAN

County Commissioners Abraham
and Rutherford are wondering wben
Commissioner CaffiEan, who for
nearly three @eeha has bNen absent
10 San Francisco. luteuas to return
"a Seattle There are several I'm
portant matters pending before the
board which require Immediate at
tentlon and which have been delay
ed owing a. the absence Of Mr car
rtNan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
CONTRACTOR
HURT

Suffering from several aeair
sounds aud n bruised side Sig
OuElnnh. a contractor, who resides
IA 14se Howard Az ~ was found
unconscious an fhe sidewalk ri
Easflake az. and Ward ST. al
3 cinck yesterday morning
pairoimen MILLER and Jones. who
found uueiand. ordered hlm taken
ga che ciiy hospital. where pr ! y
Green dressed bis wounds
0nxlanA wns unable 90 tell the
0fllcers huw he sustained bis
epnnda but the patr0lmeu believe
thar he fell from a street car ong
land vas rational this morning he
"a aut seriously injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
AT WORK ON AUTO
REGULATIONS BILL

The license and revenue commit
tee of che eliY council - this after
noon considering the ordnance
introduced by Councilman Mckin
non intended 10 regulate the use uf
automobiles and prevent accidents
as far a. possible Il II generally
expected that the proposed law win
be- amended In q number ~ par
iicalarA before u goes back O. the
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
EARTHQUAKE

nv InIIOu FfFss-1
COPENHAGEN April IA
violent earthquake shock occurred
Saturday near Sundsval. Sweden.
tt lasted nearly a minute and. ae-
cording 70 reports. did considerable
damage
LAlBACH Austria, April a.
Three separate earthquakes were
registered by the photographic I'm.
struments az the observatory here
Saturday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
SHOULD PUT MATS
ON SLIPPERY
STEPS

A. J. Hannlgcr this morning
brought suit against the Seattle
Paris company for t20,000 damages
FOR lire loss az an arm He says he
slipped on wet stairway and sus-
tanned injuries that resulted IN the
amputatinn ~ the arm IN his
complaint he alleges that the steps
were faulty, iu that they did not
have rubber mats on them which
would prevent people from slipping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
NO ROOMS FOR
VISITING ELKS

The Chamber Of Commerce I'M
formation bureau has received word
from the Great Northern officials
that a party OF $50 Eiks had writ
ten to the railway office here ask.
Ing for accommodations tn Seattles
best hotel during the exposition
They viii come here after the Elks
convention In los Angeles
After a fruitless canvass at the
different hotels IN Seattle none Of
whom would make reservations for
the party the responsibility OF car
ing for the visitors was turned over
20 the Information bureau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
iREBOAT ALL RIGHT;
MEN NOT NEGLIGENT

- q.
I u opinion # Frank W Hubs.
=. spsff who examiued the fire.
u liasialc ihf vessel can get
- minof Repairs until faii.
h hire the 81 fireboat wlli
as's. s'.'afnlsaiou Then. with an
Assas'is and few repairs b.
~ s. she rnpW4almlf can d.
sss.. s'fefal years go come Thla
+ 81 Submitted 0n Saturday
81 '.e'''haf 1biuden ~ lhe ape
= s''.liiittse appointed ta make
s6s,sss ''aa ton ana report npon fhs
nea of Che fireheat
y peft further stated shat
ass were nai negligent In
aFe q las boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
zoo SHOULD STAY
AT WOODLAND PARK

grounds they cannot be seen unless
one pays an admission. For this
reason alone the legal right o. The
park commissioners 90 move the ZOO
is questioned
Woodland park Is one Of the
greatest Fairgrounds for the chill.
aren IN the city" states one Green
Lake resident. and the animals
are one Of the most enjoyable az.
fractions FOR the little ones Take
the animals away from Woodland
park and ynu viii have removed It's
greatest attraction 90 the pablo
And ! do NOT believe the presence
Of the ZOO ut the fair will be much
compensation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
WILL DECLARE
AN EMERGENCY

The ems wili provide police Ter
ths A-N.-p exposition
~ order to comply wien thf char
tee amendments Mayor Miller with
have to tsciars an emergency. and
the council iu turn. etu provide fMs
for such number ~ emergency men
as niil be- eaulfed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
EASTER FLOWERS CAUSE
MANY TO FAINT

NEW YORK, Aprh t2.-Over-
come by The heavy flower scented
atmosphere. 10 unconscious persons
were carried out of fashionable 81
Bartholomew during tho Easter
services yesterday
Tho crowd was one ~ the largest
ever seen uu Easter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
SOCIALISTS In A
BIG QUARREL

local socialists neeAinH e. de-
tAane she small mlnufity clique
hteh has bad coutFei ~ the local
nfSensEasiun feF many months yes
tgfaaf wfAnKled from i0 olugk ia
the morning until : o'cloek al nlght
FL an effort ~ devise says and
meAHs ~ restoring harmony ia the
party here In the end recon.
meaaations IN the share ~ amend
mahss declaring against the ~AAlatie
excsaRion ard down with the hlFh
feufs slogan q the minority were
paasea and sill be presented to tbs
state committee whlch meets here
uexk SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
CHIEF WARD hABS
WASHER

Fred wilson young electrician,
had tho distinction 81 being arrest 81
"a So maaher AZ the hands ~ i'o-
lice chief irving ward shortly after
oclnck yesterday morning
The chief was waiting for a street
cav at Second Mv. and Yealer way
when he noticed Wilson trying 10
converse with AN unattended young
woman ~ menna ~ the sign Ian
Euaee The girl didn't want 60 talk,
aua the chief stopped the bon Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
NATIONAL GUARD
IN NEW ARMORY

The local companies Of the ma
tionai guard yesterday moved into
the now armory az Western av. and
Virginia 81 and within a dag or two
viii have everything adjusted IN It's
place Ia the new structure The
old building on Terry ay viii bc
torn down. as the lease which the
state held ON the ground expires
within q few days
The new afmory Is connections
and adequate The floor Of the
main drlll hall. 81 hardwood. affords
an uninterrupted drill space Of a.
Geo square feet one Of the largest
in the entire West. offering exs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
hURDE RER IS
ARRESTED

esse4 ~ af8ed Frees
sAAfkk Colo april IA
- believed 10 BE- Alfred Hunter.
- for the murder 81 bis wifo
ias killing Of Sheriff Garrison
eslAhnma county. Osla on june
- has been arrested here
accompanied by another
- Who Il now serving a ilfe
hse shot and killed Sheriff
80 s.a..,n and wounded Deputy
~ thafles Sanders in q pitch.
sue which took place Id q hay
a. = assf Bridegroom Okln Hunter
although goo men hnnfrd
- e''shifg over for him after the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
FROHMAN SUED
FOR DIVORCE
aAR6ARET ELLINGTON. hts
WIFE, TO WE'D EDWARD
BowEs.

CHICAGO. krgil ~ MagEaTet
xscr ief; this city to-day for San
Faaesscn. where she ell meet Ea.
sn4 J fsewes e Tacowa The
assa actress announced Yesterday
- 81 ha& taken ne first steps
) SECURE : divorce from Daniel
fHAmAn. chat she may marry She
a. a Der ehoiee Mrs Fruhmaa
AseA - state on shat grounds
- has applied gor 3 decree
I a0at care @ talk about 4.
= a. 4 only want the divorce
. ssisklg A. possible want q
kA&Tied so The man I really love
- = settle doNu IN ms uwa bone
'sal domestic happiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
GEISHA GIRL
CAUSE OF
DIVORCE

SAN FRANCISCO. April H.
Marie Louise Potter was granted q
decree Of divorce today from Ash
ton Howard Potter former lieulen.
ant III the United States army. and
nephew of the late Bishop Potter
" New York, on the ground Of De.
sertiou
The pofterH were married NJ
Yokohama. in November 1900 IN
1906 they agreed 10 separate, after
polters name bad become involved
with that 0f a Gcieha girl Mrs.
Potter vent 20 Paris and was pro
yided for by her husband for a
year After that she alleged. he
failed 10 provide Tor her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

NEW YORK April t2--joseph
petroHino. lieutenant of the local
police force who was 8aaassinated
by the Black Hand at Palermo.
Italy. was buried today at calvary
cemetery. Fathers Lnveiio and
Kearney conducted the funeral scrv-
Ices.
Highest ttihntc was paid Ca the
memory of the great Italian Auer-
lean detective. An enormous crowd
gathered at the old 81 Patrick d
church. on Mott a.. where retro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

COMPLAINTS

The public utilities department
has commenced an Investigation ~
the transfer system employ.
"a BY the local street car corpora.
linns Tor the purpose Of calling the
companies 10 fask Cor any failure
b. live 49, to their franchise require.
menfR
Scores ~ complaints from people
about alleged faults in the local ays.
Gem ~ street car transfers caused
the inquiry. which wiil BE- thorough
and complete BIZ every particular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12

ooutonRl opportunities for battalion
and regimental drill
The headquarters for the state
guard Will be maintained tn the new
armory and the supplies viii be
distributed from this city.
The new armory will provide seat.
ing accommodation for 6.l00 on
the main floor aud 4.000 more can
see comfortably standing This VIII
make an ideal place for big conycn'
lions. mass meetings aud large
gatherings. The urmory viii be
formally opened ON the night of
May "a with a ball ln honor of the
officers aud men OF the guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
ROOM cooper vIsItlna FIanee.

LOUISVILLE. KY April Ia
Robin Cooper recently convicted
In the Tennessee courts for the
murder OF former United States
Senator Carmack, Is ia Louisville
he ls said Go BE visiting the family
OF Louisville society girl, TO
whom no Is said 20 be helruthed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
INJURED IN EGG HUNT.
IN. HMM rsaasl

SAN JOSE. cal April t2~ Rich
ara Brown BE- to-day suffering from
q alafouated veftehfne and ffacs
ture 81 both lex and woman. vino
refuHed 10 give hef name is nufae
ing bfoken arm' aa tho results
r. accidents sustained during an
naefof egg hunt near this city yea
tefdny