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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-03-20
IMPORTANT news
NOTES OF 4 Week
LATEST HAPPENINGS THE WORLD
OVER TOLD IN iTEMizED
FORM.
EVENTS HERE AND THERE
Condensed Into . Few Lines for the
Perusal Of the Busy Mar
Latest Personal infor-
nation.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

nation.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Representative Henry Of Texas has
asked permission of Speaker Cannon
to introduce the first measure in the
Sixty-first congress. q joint resolution
proposing to amend the constitution OF
the United States SO as to change
the date of Inauguration from March
to April 80.
Just what policy Speaker Cannon
will pursue In selecting committees
for the next congress Is causing con-
siderable speculation among the In
surgent Republicanns and the Demo
Gratis.
In statement issued by the treas
ury department II Is shown that the
assassination OF President Mckinley
cost the government $42.517. in sur
geons bills and other expenses.
President Taft has been drawn into
the fight being waged by the insur-
gents against the rules of the house.
He held conferences with both sides
but declined to announce how he
stands.
Tho new tariff bill, part Of which
has been sent to the printer, Is under
stood to cut the duty on lumber one
half and place hides on the free list.
1t is expected to provide $350.00O.00O
additional revenue, despite these
changes.
According to report In Washington
the senate may investigate charges
that Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin
bought his election. 'f,r
While the house Is wrestling with
the tariff bill. 1t Is believed the senate
may take up other important matters.
PERSONAL.
Mayor Arthur G. Harper, who re.
rather than have facts about his pri'
vate life published. is the first victim
in the country of the recall" system
President Taft was made member
OF the Optimist Club of America.
Senator Beverage OF Indiana under
went surgical operation In the Johns
Hopkins hospital at Baltimore He is
bdiu U Uc III uO udHSCI.
Theodore Roosevelt had strenuous
time as a strap hanger in New York
street car on his first trip to the Office
of the Outlook where he began work
as an editor.
Count Arthur Cassini, former am
bassador to the United States, who re-
Gently retired from the Russian diplo
II ~ ~ 81 aa
has returned to st. Petersburg, His
last post was Madrid.
Mrs. Ruth Leavitt. daughter Of VIII
liam Jennings Bryan, obtained de
cree Of divorce from her husband al
Lincoln, Neb.
bag repair shop OF the post-ofice de
partment. has resigned after IL years
service.
Lieut.. Arnold of the Belgian army
who was ut ono time denounced by the
missionaries for burning and pillagine
villages and committing assassination
and other atrocities in the Congo, haf
been found guilty and sentenced to i'm
prisonment for IL years.
Charles e. Brown. lawyer OF Dan
Vile. ILL.,. was placed on trial in the
federal court on charge of counter
feiting.
John w. Fisher. formerly prominent
as lawyer and politician Of Buffalo
N. Y, was sentenced to Auburn prison
on his plea of guilty to grand larceny
in the first degree. The indictment
charged the theft of $4,000 from the
town of Cheektowaga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-03-20

cup butter, three
quarters cup sweet
milk, 3h cups
-four, two tea
spoons b a XII n 8
powder, five eggs.
one cas- po o n
cloves. three tea
spoons cinnamon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
RUNAWAY ENGINE
PLUEGES INTO
THE DEPOT

TRENTON. y. J.. Jan 22--By y.
r. 49, Michael Shillcr. an engineer,
vas dangerously injured when a
runaway locomotive and tender
crashed into the Philadelphia &
Reading passenger station He
jumped as the ponder0us machine
struck the station and may die
His fireman. Howard Reed stuck
10 his post. and, although he was
found 10 DO uuiniured. Il vas half
au hour after the crash came be-
fore he could be extflcated from
the ruins
The station matron saver her lie
only by leaping through a win.
dow as The engine and tender
plunged through the rear wall into
the womeus waiting room.
The engine with two empty
coaches was coming down o steep
grade. The airbrakos refused 70
work and ghlllcr lost all control.
When ~ struck "a bumper in front
al the station the two cars were
derailed but the locomotive con
tingcd on rs journey Of dcstruc-
ton
This is the second time that such
an accident has occurred within o
few years az the same station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

was the most amazing in chicago's
history
Tho dapper. happy gplucky for
tune teller. according % the police
Theory. met and conquered. either
vith love or hypnoiiFm. Mrs Rose
Vzrai Superstition. forluuctoliing,
black arf. ana the other pastimcs
Of Ignorance. we're the features Of
their ncqualntanceship FOR a time
Tho womsnH husband Martin
Vxrai. died Unexpectedly Ia March,
1906 The police said hiilik shared
IN the Insurance Of 1000 Ia July,
MARY. ~ died under circumstances
similar 10 those that attended the
death ~ her father The insurance
vas sass. In December. Title died
The insurance vas $3.50. In the
meantime niilik was spending most
~ hts time with Mrs. NzTal, and
once took her on trip 70 Cleye-
land. Rose. Is. died In August
1906. Insured for tl75. and three
months later. Fila. ~. insured for
sos. followed her family into
eternity
Another Death.
A week later Mrs Rose Nzral.
the mother. followed them all. sui
eide. Millk'N arrest resulted 81 the
suggestion az Mrs Emma Neiman, a
married daughter Of Mrs. NKraL
Billlk Was condemned 10 hang on
q charge OF poisoning Mary Nzfal
The most damaging fact was that
arsenic had been found ia the stom.
aeha % all tho Nxtais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

A reprieye was granted. while the
authorities investigated the sudden
death 81 Vim. Neiman. which took
place while Bank was Ia jail.
Biliik was sentenced TO hang
June g.
New Champion Arises.
Suddenly a champion arose-Fa-
Their =. J O'Callaghan. priest, who
declared be kuew Bllllk vas limo
cent. Edna INilik. 10 years old,
made pltiful appeals for her father.
Sweet and innocent. Il seemed that
In her the Blllik family line vas
some day 10 be raised out 81 the
fortrne.telilng level in which the
girls father had been born.
ON the night before Billik was 10
b hanged. six monster mass meet.
lnFs we're held IN Chicago, ad-
dressed By Edward r. Dunno, for
mef mayor. the priest, Edna Billik.
and lersaiabot Vzrai. son Of Mrs.
Rose Vzral. who told the crowds
that the prosecution had forced him
to perjury.
Telegrnms poured "a on Gov De
neen and Judge lands Chicago
went mercy mad Judge lands
lighted a bomb OF Joy the next day
when he granted Blllik stay OF
sentence. only an hour before the
time set for execution.
And now comes the Communication
az the death sentence. and although
she must visit him behind prison
bars. little Edna Blink stlll has her
papa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

Eina nllk 10 years q age. Is
sea happ.eai little slri In the world
today
Yesterday Gov. Deneen Of the
state u Illinois oommuted to life
imrflsonmcni the sentence Of death
urla her father. Herman Billlk.
fggsnd ruiiss ct the murder 81 MARI
VITAL Ia iniy 1905
Six times since be was cOndemucd
90 death BlllIk was Efnnted respite.
af BtAya ~ execution. She repfleFea
eCuilng twice within -four days %
the dafea set for HIS execution and
oneg iust AZ the death march 10
tbs aenffold was about "a start
Edna's fearful PlesdinGs.
70 e very great extent. little ia.
"a Hillik Was responsible In each
eaen fof these rcpFicyen. Her tear.
Ell pleRdlnEs. coupled with the ap.
Il ais Of Edward p Dunno. former
mayer 81 Chicago. Father p T.
OCAlfnghnn and jersalabot Vrrai.
nephew ~ the woman whom biilik
.as charged with having murdered,
scared elk times executive elem.
encY and now the little glrl and
hef loyal friends and believers IN
her fathers Innocence. have made
Ii psssiblr 10 secure az some future
dais q pardon for the man whom
nefriy al the people Of Chicago be
llesed "a BE- gniitleEs
story o. the Crime.
The crime charged against Bilik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
MAN BURIED AS a SUICIDE
MAY HAVE BEEN
MURDERED.

Was Dick pcterick. lahorer who
was found overcome by Illuminating
Rms In room az She Normandy
Apartments 2itTM Western ov.
last Tuesday. and who subsequently
dled az the Pacific hospital. a sui
cldff
Coroner ,. q snyder IA light or
Indignation conveyed To- him today,
~ uot entirely satisfied that Dow
orl3k waH responsible for his own
doatb. and today he instructed one
~ re deputies 90 Thoroughly probe
the circumstance surrounding the
caaN
Nhfa the police were notified last
Ttie ebay that peverick was found
overcome by gas Pstrolman oden
vert Ia the Normandy house to in
veailFate The man was barely
alive and was Immediately taken 90
tho Pacific hospital, whore he died
the next morning
coroner Snyder saw the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
Unknown ship WRECKED
ON THE SEA-BlRD ROCKS
WOMEN WITH one CHILD
MAY BE ALLOWED VOTE

The author Of the latest Numnn's
suffrage blN ~ keeping under cover
although his measure la In The
hands OF the bin clerk. yet h. has
carefully withheld bis name from
the document and the clerk u
pledged 10 secrecy.
The announcement threw the
womann suffrage lobby into a Ter.
menf. Several 81 them have no
children. aud a person who dtdu {
care for consequences might doubt
their chances Of every complying
with the qualifications suggested
One and all. howeyef. arv indiS
nant. insisting that the bill IL moth.
Ing more or less thar an attempt
tthey sniff herel 10 briittie their
movement and make them appear
ridiculous
The Neman's suffrage bill has
decidedly fair chance Of pass
age. II the ioeularitY occasion.
ed By this new one does not XIII
IL. Tire house has been polled
and the women have a major.
~. What is more astounding.
the senate seems disposed 20
hearksr 10 the cry for the bal
lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
CAUSE OF DEVERlCK'S
Death Will BE PR0BED
BY CORONER SNYDER

Thursday morning. and AZ be- had
already instructed enc 90 his dopu-
ties 20 investigate the case. ne
naturally thought that the report
that Dcvcrlck had committed sui
eide was true.
but today he received informa-
ton which throws a cloud upon the
suicide theory. II was reported 60
him that druFged beer Is and has
been sold az the Normandy Apart
monts for the past four years. The
coroner was told that a soldier
from one of the forts down the
Sound claims 60 have been drugged
and robbed ia the Normandy Apart
mcnts.
Was Dcverick druggcd and given
such y strong dose that his condi-
tlan grew $50 bad Il was feared he
would dic2
Aud then was the gas turned on
a. prevent suspicion m case he dicdf
These are the questions that Cor
onor Snyder wants probcd. And
they win be- II necessary DcVcr-
ick's body viii be exhumed and cx-
aminod for traces Of drugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
| N aug URATE
C0SGR0vE
TUESDAY
PLANS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR
CEREMONY AT OLYMPIA
LEGlSLATURE's RECESS
BY 7. J. DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Jan. Ex-Governor.
elect Cosgrove will be inaugurated
here next Tuesday morning, &C
oording TO the program outlined
here today This forenoon How
ard Cosgrove left for Portland to
meet his father. after completing
all arrangements for receiving the
governor here. II is possible that
the Inauguration will take place
in the special car bringing Mr.. Cos
grove and Immediately after the
ceremony the return trip 10 paso
Robes will begin.
There are two inches OF snow
on the ground and the forecast
promises more cold weather.
Both houses OF the legislature adj
iourned yesterday until Monday
morning. and the printing houses
are working overtime on the bills.
to have them ready for the legis-
lators when the third week OF the
session begins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
INSIST THAT
ACTION Be
TAKEN
EASTLAKE PEOPLE
WANT STAR BILL
PASSED.
Improvement Club Names
a Special Committee
To Boost.

Al the meeting Of the Eaniiake
Improvement club last might The
Stars ordinance "a compel tho So
atilc Electric company 20 remedy
H. veg unsatisfactory street car
service waa discussed and d com
mltter was appointed o. take up
ihp matter Nith Councilman WaaH-
az. who introduced che ordinance.
and superintendent OF Public uuii.
ties houlilon.
Councilman Weaver aud Super.
intendent nouuion we're named az
a special committee little more
than week ago "a Investigate and
make Al exhaustive report upon
the uvercfuWdlnH ~ street ears ia
tbis cily. ard che committee named
BY the club iaa' night wsf specially
Instructed 10 ascertain boa aeon
this report would he made and 10
rrudar The tao officials anf "A
distance possible IN gathering data
Co ahow hoN the Eaatlahe residents
are suffering from tAo unsatlsfae.
tory car service
Want star Bill psaeed.
Ia the discussion ~ the question.
considerable bitterness vas shown
iownfda the Seattle Electric com.
pnuy for iss disregard for the CON.
fort and convenience Of lia patrons
and the public geueraliy Ia tho op
GRAFTON ~ lta service
The stars ordinance vas unaui.
monaiy endorsed and the special
committee. consisting 81 n W.
Brown. A Bergman aud G. ~
Lyons. vas Instructed 10 DO every.
ihiuE ia lis power 10 secure imme.
dia9r and favorable action upon
that measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

A message resolved BY the
Merchants Exchange late this
afternoon from Bannfieid. 9. C.,
reports an unknown tvso-masted
schooner on the rocks near
where the Valencia went ashore
a few years age. No details
ear be secured. but the steamer
Leebro ard a ife-savina cre~
left az once for tire wreck from
Bannfielo.
II Is not known how long the yes
sci has been ia this dangerous 20
sstiou. AZ the point on which she
struck is isolated.
a heavy sea Is rolling off The
coast today and little hops q had
~ saving either vessel or crcw
Another report Of the wreck was
received this AFTERNOON from FFt
dag HaFbor This unknown
schooner. with q white hull and
black bottom. Is on Sea Bird rocks,
standing high out ~ water
The steamer Leebfo. which iefi
Bamfieid this morning, IL standing
81 ready 20 render any assistance
necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
WAS DRUNK FOR
TEN LONG YEARS

Claiming that her husband was
drunk for 10 years. refused 60 work
or support herself and her child.
Mrs. Aanna Mann This morning COM
moncod suit for divorce In the SUI
perior court from Warren Mann
The Mauns were married I'm Wis.,
consin I'M 1894 They have a child.
Margaret, aged i3 years Mrs Mann
asks IN addition to a decree Of d.
VorCe that she be given charge OF
the child and 10 acres Of land I'm
Sonoma county, California, owned
Jointly by her ana her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
IS RUN DOWN
BY CAR

George C. Peterson. screen boss
for the Coal Creek Mining Co. was
run down by an ore car az the
mines and almost instantly killed
afternoon
Or George Sparkling and Deputy
Coroner Andrew HIM Investigated
the death and came 10 the conelu-
sion that IL was accidental No In
quest will be held Peterson leaves
a widow aud four children on a
ranch near May Greek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
CHICAGO MAY FLY
OVER SEATTLE

Seattle may soon be the scene
81 several flights of tho big gas
balloon Chicago Charles A.
Coey. millionaire and president
OF the Federation Of American Aero
Clubs and the COcy Taxicab com.
pany. Ia q letter 20 William Pitt
Trlmhlo. president Of the Seattle
Aero club. states be may come here
within a month aud make several
aseenaiona Since the formation 81
the Seattle club. many other coast
cities have followed ~ VIII follow
suit ana organize aero clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
MANY LIVES
BELIEVED
LOST
UNKNOWN STEAMER
COLLIDES WITH
THE REPUBLIC.
Nearly Five Hundred Per.
sons on the Steamship
Most Damaged.

NEW YORK. Jan 23.-By q. p
News Of a sea disaster IN which II
- feared many lives may have been
lost has reached here By a wireless
from the revenue cutter Baltic.
An unknown steamer crashed
into the White Star liner Re-
public, 26 miles south u Nan
tucket. The Republic had $50
first-clsss passengers and 2if
steersse passengers aboard.
The Republic was starting for
Mediterranean cruise when the
accident happened.
Later messages by wireless state
that the Republic was damaged but
reports Of the loss d life were not
given. It IS believed that the Re-
public has received several bad
holes in her hull and water is leak
ing into the hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
BIG MEETING
TOMORROW

IN the interests OF the King
County Sunday School association
n mass meeting VIII be held tomor.
row NJ the Plymouth Congregation.
al church. Short talks will BE-
given By prominent Sunday school
workers and a musical program win
be rendered by number 81 the
players IN the Seattle Philharmonic
orchestra. The selections will Be
FROM Haudel's Messiah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
QUESTION is
SOON TO BE AN ISSUE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.--By T..
r Maybe, and maybe not was
The reply made today by senator
Flint ~ California. when asked n
tho japanese question IA his state
was really a. serious as reported
ia dispatches from the west
while ! do not think amy anti
Japanese legislation viii be enacted
at thiE session of the California leg
ielaturc." he continued, III " "a quos-
ton that must be dealt with IA the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
WANTS A RECEIVER
APPOINTED.

v. T.. Peterson this morning filed
a petition IN the superior court ask
ing that receiver be appointed for
the Lone Lake Lumber company, nl-
leging that Thomas McrriNcathur
and Sarah Mcrriwsather were man
aging the CumpanNs business un-
pfofitahly Peterson is stockhold-
or, and IN his complaint states that
last January tho company's liahIli-
ties amounted 20 nothing and it's
assets 90 $4,000. AZ the present time.
Peterson alleges. the company's ass
sets have dropped 90 $1,000 and It's
risen 10 Sl.lO0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
HOLY NAME ACADEMY
NORTHUMBERLAND

The formal opening and dedication
81 the new auditorium ~ the Holy
Names Academy and Normal School
Jas 2tst av. and Aloha ~. was held
last night. attended b. an excellent
musical program. given by the pu-
pits ~ the school Miss Suzanne
McAfdle waa the solnist 81 the even
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
TEACH FRUIT GR0WIG
AT STATE COLLEGE

Tee department Of horticulture Of
the Washington State college has
completed the arrangements for
the short school course for fruit
growers. 10 start February ( and
70 continue for two weeks Com.
morclal orchading Tor an parts Of
the state viii be- dealt with and "a
series Of lectures on fruit growing
81 al kinds viii be given by differ
ent prominent officials and profess
eOrs % the college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
FILE DEM URRERS
TO COMPLAINTS

Attorneys for l.. W. Held, J. b.
Wandeslorde and d. r. Carleton.
charged with grand larceny and
conspiracy against the Title Guar
antee company Of this city, entered
a demurrer 20 both charges In the
superior court this morning. Tho
matter was taken under advisement
by the court and viii be resumed
again next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
BIG SUM FOR THE
QUAKE SUFFERERS

The subscription lists Of the local
Red Cross Society and OF tho ltal-
ian consul. Or A. J. Ghiglionc. viii
bc closed tonight and indications are
that Seattle will remit close 60 tfb.-
600 for the relief ~ stricken Italians
Dr. Ghiglionc reported s9aN5 this
morning The Red Cross St.043.02.
Father kauten chancellor of the
Catholic diocose ~ Seattle. Sf.Sfi.e0.
and the National Bank ~ Commerce
&tal.ls. Reports are forthcoming
from several other funds. which will
swell the total sum close 10 the si6.-
coo mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
COLD SNAP STOPS
THE FLOODS

County Engineer Morrison stated
this morning that she floods Ia the
Duwamish river district had abated
somewhat and Shat be feared no
rise IN the Immediate future. En-.
nbeer Morrison states that the re-
cent cold snap here and IN the
mOunialng baH frozen up The snow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
RESCUE BOAT WRECKED.

WOODS HOLL. Mass. Jan. a.
BY L. P.-The steamer Nantucket,
with thirty passengers aboard. went
on the rocks this morning willis
sieaming 10 offer assistance to the
passengers Of the Republic. The
Nantucket struck the rocks Ia
dense fog and sank bow down.
Three holes were punched in her
side hy the rocks The crew and
passengers reached shore safely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

The Milwaukee Terminal Rail.
way company. represented by n H..
Field and G A. Goodnow. was yes
ferdaY advised BY the corporations
committee Of the city council to
apply FOR a franchise for the use
Of portion ~ 18th ay. ~ W., In
Ballard The company had asked
for temporary permit n use this
street for fifteen years On the
advice Of A. " Boulilon mpcrlu.
tendeut Of public utilities. that such
a permit would not We legal for that
length u time. the company will be
obliged 70 apply fof~a franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
RAINIER BEACH PEOPLE
COMPLAIN OF CITY'S
ACTION

From Rainier Beach the com.
plant IL made that the city has LEFT
The boulevard In that district IN a
terrible shape by reason OF the de-.
fcctiye water pipes. which are said
TO be leaking terribly, and causing
landslidoa which are fast covelng
up the street car tracks.
II Is feared that a serious acct.
dent viii result II immediate action
Is not taken 10 have the pipes re-.
paired aud the sides Of the street
which are above grade propped up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
NEW SUFFRAGE BiLL WHICH
MAKES CHILD BEARING The
KEY TO SITUATION.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 25.--A BILL
will be introduced w the lepls.
isfure nest week providing that
women who have one child may
vote.
The bill Is already drawn and
makes child bearing the Key "a
woman suffrage. II Is intended "a
head off the wonan's suffrage bin
which has no end Of friends IN the
legislature.
Mrs. De Voc, the head o. the
woman's suffrage lobby. when
informed Of the proposed meas
urs, announced that she would
present a substitute 51ii, max
ing paternity a qualification fer
holding office. of hand she
declared that her bill would re-
aulre aii members Of the lower
house 10 have AZ least two chill.
drer. members Of the senate
three. supreme Judges sis and
governors an even DOZEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

Major John HtrinRer OF the Second
Infantry National Guard, state OF
Washington, yesterday filed appli-
cation for restraining order IA the
superior court 60 prevent Adit. Gen
Ortis Hamilton, also 81 the National
Guard. from diaquallfyinF him from
candidacy 10 the office Of adjutant
general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

future. Of that I am certain. Not
withstanding reports 90 the contrary.
the Japanese are fiocking 10 this
country Ia hiK numbers. Some are
trying TO minimize the number"
Dr.. Yookim Not Guilty The Jury
In the case Of Or o. q Nockim,
charged with criminal assault hy
Mrs Hanna Larson, brought In
verdict Of not guilty IN Judge TALL
mans court yesterday afternoon.
The jury was out 80 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
HELD FOR
GAMBLING
GREEK CLUB RRIpED AND
SEVEN MEN TAKEN TO
YAfl

Police Sergeant William aearinE
and Patrnimeu Humphrey and Ian
dis last night fnided grcek club
az First ~. aud tnlun Ht and ar
rested seven men uu charge ~
gambling IhuHu Arreatah Mefr
George Martin. Sam peFnEes. A.
Ruia Mike huieuN. Gust West
Louis Mcuinus and Nick pailsr
Several decks az cards aud ehipn
were ennfisfatsd hy the affirars
Ia default ~ t25 bail each an arr
held az the city Sail except West.