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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
Thirtx-Eive Struck Out

versity of Maryland baseball team de-
feated Navy here this afternoon, to o.
Anderson, the University of Maryland
pitcher. retired twenty of the midsfip-
mems batsmen, while Meade, who
pitched for the Navy, struck out M
teen of the visitors.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

New Haven.-On May 6, 7 and g..
New Haven will entertain the mem
bers of the American Therapeutic So
ciety, which convention Will bring to
this city some of the most prominent
men in the medical profession in the
country.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
sullivan Beats RattIinn niok

New York, April 28.-Paddy Suili-
van of Brooklyn tonight defeated Bat
ting Dick Nelson of New York in a
ten round bout before the Sharkey A
c. There was no interference by the
police
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

idseport-Accordin to a report In
the probate court by the Connecticut
Trust & Safe Deposit co. Of Hart
ford, there is an excess income from
the principal set aside for providing
for the annuity to Baroness D'Oregi-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
MONEY.

New York. April 2S.-Money on call
steady, 1 1-2@2 per cent. ruling rate 2.
Vast loan 1-2, no bid, offered at l.
Time loans slightly easier; sixty
days 2 IA to IL per cent ninety
days l2, six months per cent
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
INSURANCE.
i'll. LATHROP 6 SONS

continue to issue insurance on Mer.
camille, Dwellings and Farm Property
in tho strongest companies at low rates.
Give us a call before placing your
business elsewhere.
% shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn.
mar1daw
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

At Lynn--Iynn l. Fall River 5.
At Norcester-Haverhill 4. Worcester l.
At observation-disclosures 4. Brockton l.
At LOWeIl-NeW Bedford IL. Lowell 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
RrooklYn eet, Eivs Run, IN ninth.

Philadelphia, April 2s.-After being he'd to two
hits In eight innings by Foxen today Brooklyn won
the game in the ninth by scoring five runs on dou-
bles b. Apernan and Jordan q single by Kustus, a
triple by Lennox sacrifices by Hummel and Bergen,
a double steal BY Sebring. who got a pass and
Kustus md error BY Doom. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
NORWICH guLLETIN rHuRspAY, APRIL %, 1909
Giants win. from Boston.

New York. April 2s.--New York won from
Boston in the eighth inning today by following a
pass to O'Hara with three hard hits, which brought
I'm two runs. ChaDDelle poorly supported by his
mates, and New lorks first two runs were due TO
Beck's errors Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
ChaIIenoe.

The Preston boys would like to race
with the boys who ran around Greene
Vile last Saturday. Apply TO Walter
Murphy. East Main St, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

Boston a. New York Z.

Boston April 2S.-In slow game. marked by the
visitors poor fielding Boston defeated New York
today II to 2. Steele pitched effectively. base
on balls four errors and three hits IN the fourth
inning netsd the locals six The weather
very cold and high wind ham2ered the outheld-
ers. nlavIne Scnre.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

Runs for n. j. A. Lawler 2 Noyes 2. Ricketts,
4. Hendrick 2. Murphy 2. Murray 2. Severn 2
Crocker /. Thompson :. two base hits. Gallivan
Crocker. Ricketts,: two base hit HendrlcS: home
runs Noyes Ricketts,. Murphy; bases balls on
LAWYER !. of Gavan 2. OF Shugrue /; hit by
pitcher SeTery 2 Lawler: struck out. by Lawler g.
by Galllyan 6. by Shuzrue .: stolen bases. ". +.
A. s. Bacon Academy 5; passed ball. Tracy; wild
pitch. shurnIe. umpire. q. Sullivan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
81, Louis lakes Last Of ssri...

St. Louis April asst. Louis won the final game
Of the series with Pittsburg today. to @ Pitts
burg tried three pitchers. Maddox and Leield were
hit hard. which. coupled with weird throwing IN the
sixth inning by Leifeld and Clarke. Noted runs.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
wa,hinv,on 3 phIIaseIuhls a-T,n InnInv,.

Washington April 2s.-washinston defeated Phil
adelphis today in exciting ten inning game. )
N .. wild throw 10 the plate in the tenth inning
by Baker let In the winning run The regular sched-
ried here tomorrow between the locals and
Philadelphia has been postponed and both clubs
will attend the funeral Of DIR. Powers. Score
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

Runs. FOR Boston A. Mcconnell. Lord. Speaker 3
Gesser 2 sthshl >. Niles 2. Wagner Carrigan. for
Nc" York Austin. Ball; two base hits. Austin Speak
er, Engle three base hits. Ball Speaker Wagner
Stshl; hits. OF Quinn IN innings. on Ford in
sacrifice hits kceler. Steele 3 Niles. sacrifice fly
Wagner; stolen bases. Niles. Stahl Steele. A. Nc
Conneh, Ball; double plays Engle TO klenow. Ford
to c. Mcconnell: left bases Boston Z. New
York 5; first on balls OF Steele >. off Quinn /. of
Ford 4; hrst base errors. Boston 3. New York !.
hit by pitcher. by Quinn l. by Ford 2: time. o. :
umpirss. Connolly and Essn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

Washington
Totals. 80 8 80 II

No one out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
washington - Il 0 go Is
Philadelphia .... 20 0 ca
Runs for Washington Ganley. Ungaub Conroy.
for philadelphia Davis Strunk: two base hits Davis
Mcbride. Clymer. COMBS hits on Vickers in 6
innings. Coombs In 4; sacrifice hits. Mcbride.
Baker, Thomas: stolen bases Unglaub, Strunk; dou-
Bile play Delehanty 10 Unglaub left bases. Wash
ington H. Philadelphia s: first base balls. Groom
g. ViekeTs 2. COombs 3; first on error Washington
l. struck out. Groom G. Yiekers = COMBS ?:
passed ball. Thomas; wild pitch. Nickers time.
40. umpTes. Evans and Hurst.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

!"
Runs for Philadelphia Magee. for Brooklyn Alper-
man. Sebdn=. Kustus. Jordan 2 Lennox: two base
hits, Alperman. Jordan: three base hit Lennox
sacrifice hits Knabe AIagee. Osborne 9 Bergen.
Hummel stolen bases MaGee. Jordan. Sebring. Kus-
ts; left bases. Philadelphia r. Brooklyn 3: FIRST
base balls, OF Foxen B. OF Sebriig 8: first base
error. Brooklyn /: hit by pitcher, by Scanlon
struck out by Foxen 1, by Scanlon 5; time. 21O;
umpires, tombstone and Cusack.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
chinann G ninnInnati &

Cincinnati April TL-Four hits and two errors
gave Chicago four and the game in the ninth
inning today. Reulbschs wildnes. helped the locals
to seTeral OF their TunA Score;
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
New York.

Runs for Boston Becker Beaumont. Beck. for
New York Tenney 2. o'Hara. Devlin. Fletcher: two
bas hits. Dahlen. Schlei. Deylin stolen bases. Beck
Murray Tenncy; left on bases Boston 5. New York
Z; hrst base on errors. New York 3; struck out
by RAYMOND s. By ChaDpelle /: bases balls, on
Raymond 3. off ChaDDelle 2; umpires. Rigler and
TRULY; time, 2.0S.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
Or. III. T.. BEARDS LEY
237 Main Street
Apr20d
Mr.. Thomas S. Underwood,
Painter and Paper Hanger

Work done ~ "a reasonable price.
. Orders left ats e. ~, dway promptly
attended 20.
SPbone SSs-4. msr24d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

Cleveland. A9ril 2s.-Clevaand was beaten today
10 1 b. Detroit. Mullin was very effective. while
errors by Young and Perring very costlq The
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

At Baltimore-Toronto A. Baltimore 5.
At Jersey City-Jersey City 2, Buffalo 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

Score BY innings:
Chicago -. ........o 900 2 4-e
Cincinnati --.... ~ zoe o. O-5
Runs for Cincinnati oakes. Paskert g. Lobert
Mitchell, for Chicago Tinker. Holman 2. thinner
man. Chance q two base hits Lobert Mitchell; sac
rice hits. MOUrey Roth: sacrifice fly. Mowreyt sol-
en- base. Chance; double PLAYS. Movrey to Hoblit-
eel. Zimmerman to Chance: first base balls. of
Ewing !. Reubach S. struck out by Ewing g. Reul-
bach 2: hits, of Reulbach in innings on Brown
l in l; time 1-S2; umoires. KLEIN and Kane.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29


Runs for Cleveland Pernnz for Detroit Mcintyre
2. Bush g Crawford. Cobb. Schmidt. Muln: pitch
ers records nlts and 80 times at bat OF Young
In innings. hits and times at bat OF Falken-
berg in / inning. first base errors Detroit p two
base hits. Mcintyre Morsrty. Crawford; three base
hits. Morartg. Mcintyre; sacrifice hits. bradley.
Cobb Schmidt; sacrifice ny. hossman stolen base.
Bush. double play. Bradley to Stoyal 10 Bradlyey
first base balls Young /. Falkenberg 2 Mullin 3:
left bases. Cleveland s. Detroit s: struca out.
Young l. Mun 1; time. $50; umpires. KERN and
O'LoUghlin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

Runs for st. Louis Byrne 2. Shaw Evans 2 Ellis
2. Osteen. for PittsburE Wagner. Miller; two base
hits Byrne. Charles; sacrifice hits Phelps. j. NIL
Ter, Charles q sacrifice hits. Phelps. J. Miller.
Charles .; sacrifice hy. Bee6e: double plays Beebe
to Charles 10 Konetehy to Byrne. Abstein to wag-
10 Absteln; passed ball. Gibson: stolen bases
Leach 3. Wagner Wilson; bases balls. of Beebe
8. Maddox / Lelheld ]. Wacker / struck out. by
Beebe 2. LelheId /; hits. OF Maddox Z in 8 in
niugs Leiheid ia Q. Wacker in 2; left on bases.
st. Louis 4. Pittsburg s. time. LIB: umpirss. oDay
and Enslie.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
DIVIDEND
DENTISTRY
nlar1daw

The dental business established bV
my brother. whose assistant was for
many years, win be continued by ma
assisted by DR.. v. d. Eldred.
It will be a pleasure to see the former
customers OF my brother and as many
new ones as will favor me with their
patronage. Extracting 25c and up
nov19d DIR. C1AS. 3. ELDRED.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29

Totals. 80 4 % Ia g.
Slated for Young in sth.
e. - H...u....
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01
Every business concern in Lexington

Every business concern in Lexington
should have an advertisement in the
forthcoming Mid-AuuSumn number,
as it will make splendid showing for
the town at large and at the same time
bring its individual business before a
large number of new people, who may
become customers. It 10 needless to
say that every copy of that number
will be carefully conned over by every
one who receives one.
C. q. Boyett and Arthur Cabell, of
Walden, were here yesterday on a
business errand.
7. J. Murtagh, of Ebenezer, was
discernible on our busy marts Yester-
day.
w. 2. Smith went over to Marks.
vile Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Fields and children, --of Grona.
da. have been the cherished guests of
Mr.. and Mrs, @. G Jordan this week.
Home Bakery bread, same
price, at Nofqoist's. Ticket
with every loaf---lafge fruit
cake yoSrs If VOC hold isckY
n0mbef Dec. "a.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01
MY Annua1 Colt Show vii,

My AnnUa1 Colt Show vii,
take place on Thufsdayg
Oct, z. The usua1 premi1ms
of SIS and SIS wifi be
awarded at 3 o'clock. Re.
member the date and have
Yoor colts In good shape.
]. wi. Powers, Franklin.
W. B. Netherland, of Eulogy. is in
the city today on business.
". [. Pettus and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Susan Fryer.
Mrs. W. W. Wilburn has been the
guest of friends at Yazoo City this
week.
T. F. Doty, of Zeiglerville, was
here Monday with cotton.
Pickens Bros Millinery de-
partment 10 the place to 90 II
you are In need of something in
. fall hat; their prices are
right and they arc showing all
tho new shapes In tailored and
dross hmts.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01

Mr. and Mrs. s. T.. Burwell very
pleasantly entertained ab dinner, fol-
lowed by bridge playing, Tuesday,
Misses Mary Gwim Eloise Watson and
Julia Watson and Prof. Sanderson, Il.
W. Watson and Nichols.
e. V. Ashley and son. Gordon, left
Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga, where the
latter will enter the College of Tech
nology and take a course in electrical
engineering.
q. W. Motnershed returned Friday
from Senatobia, locking much improv-
ed after his recent illness. He is
spending the week with friends at
Franklin, before going to work again.
Mrs r. r Clack was over from Du-
rant on a visit to friends Tuesday.
]. T, Fincher went to Forest Sun
day with view to purchasing hotel
there. While favorably impressed
with the hustling city, he was de-
tered from investing by the fact that
the property was located on sixteenth
section land.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01

A. Flower wifi bake the
large frgit cake to be given
away ON Dec. d. Boy youf
Home Bakery bread at Nor
quist's, and get a ticket enti-
ting YoU to participate In the
drawing. N0mbered tickets
free with every loaf.
W. A. Stigler. of Ruleville. has been
visiting his brother. s. D. Stigler, this
week.
Mr.. and,,Mrs. ..B. H. Cooper went to
Jackson Tuesday.
Miss Belle Stigler, Mrs. E.F. Brown
and Rev. I, W. Green attended the
meeting of the Yazoo Baptist Associa-
tion, at Durant, this week.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01
Home Breyities

Photographer Fonville has been en-
gagged this week in taking photograph
of residence buildings for the Adver
tiser's Mid-Autumn number--a large
number Of them. You will ever re-
gret 1t if your residence is not in tht
list,
PROT. ]. Fl. Belford orders address o.
his paper changed from Lake Village,
Ark, to Little Rock, Ark.
Moody Dorman left Yesterday fol
jackson to resume his studies at Mill.
saps College. - t a @ e
Nosqeist In selling Home
Bakery bread at the same
pfice Yo0 pay it---and iss0es
. ticket with every loaf en-
titlfng holder to participate
In the drawing for tine large
ffUit cake to Be given away
Dec. d next.
st. Mary 8 Guild meets with Mrs.
j. G. Reid on Monday afternoon at
four o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Roberts and
little son, of New York, arrivedF riday
on . visit to Mrs. /. Levy and family.
Housekeepers as you plan your Sun
day dinner don't forget that the Home
made Bakery Sale can help you. They
will have lot of good things to choose
from.
Iundy's annual colt show will
DO held at Lexington, Saturday,
October q. Usual prizes of$15
and $40 will he awarded mt 3
o'clock. Get your colts In nice
shape for the occasion.
NJ. nj. Rayner visited Memphis the
fore part of the week to visit the Tri-
State Fair and purchase goods.
Hon and Mrs. W. P. Tackett visited
Mrs. S. N. Sample and family, at
Ebenezer, Wednesday and Thursday.
John RHYME is up and around again
and is recovering nicely after his re-
ent operation for appendicitis.
Chicken salad for your Sunday din
ner at the Bakery Sale
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01
New Goods at
L-fpsey-Keirn Co.'S

Maple Syrap In bottles,
Morning Glory Peaches,
Pork and Beans,
Devi1ed Crabs, with shells,
Diff Pickles,
New-catch Mackeref,
Nelker's Herring, In kegs,
Goldfish, t-lb. packages or
shredded.
NOtfo's Ffo1f, In sacks,
Graham Flouf, In sacks,
New Evap. Apples and
Peaches, ) ID. packages,
Phone No. J07.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01
Homemade Bakery sale

The ladies of the NJ. q. church will
have ssle OF homemade bread. cake,
doughnuts, salads, pickles, brown
bread, etc, at Lipsey Keirn's' store
Saturday morning, October Q, at nine
o'clock.
Be sure to patronize the Homemade
Bakery Sale Saturday morning.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01
New Arrivals

Foil Cream Cheese,
Ferndell Rolled Oats,
Fernde1l B0ckwheat Flour,
Fefnde1l Pancake Ffour,
Cranberries, Celery and
Ff0its.
Fresh shipment Snow Drop
Flour.
Phone efs yoaf orders. No.
1O7.
lipsey ; Keiu'n Co.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. 8. r. Young aud chill.
dreu and Mrs. A. A. Young, Of Green.
wood, were the appreciated guests nc
White Cr6at Sunday, Mrs. Young re.
naming the balance of the week.
John D. Townsend, Houston, Texas.
is new addition TO our subscription
list.
Dee and Vernon Lundy and Otis Ste
phenson on Monday expressed samples
OF corn OF their own culture to Supt.
". a. Smith. OF Durant, who sent
them with number Of Others for ex-
hibition at the Tri-State Fair at Mem
phis.
Prof. r. W. Gulledge, of Bowling
Green, was noted on our streets Tues
day.
Capt. D. @. Pepper came down from
sardis Wednesday on visit.
Lundy's annual oolt chow win
be held at Lexington, 0 aturday,
October %. Usual prizes of els
and 80 will be awarded &C q
o'clock. Get your colts In nice
shape for the occasion.
Last Friday Hal A. Gillian took
Mrs. e. FL. Shaddock, Miss Annie
stigler and Miss Evelyn Erwin fol q
trip to Greenwood in bis automobile.
he made the trip and return, cover
ing about 100 miles, in splendid time
and without single mishap or delay,
despite the fact that he encountered
many bad places in the roads. Mr..
Gillian has mastered all the intrica-
cies of bis machine and is one of the
most competent handlers OF an autorno.
bile In the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Herbert are re-
ceiving the congratulations of friends
on the arrival, Sunday night, Of a little
daughter in their househId.
N. A. Brown, of Yazoo City, lectur-
or for the Farmers Union, spent Sat
uray with friends in the city. He re-
ports the union growing nicely in
membership and the warehouse propo.
sition advancing in popular favor.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-10-01

Hens with..young chickens--f2 to 10
In brood. Phone so or notify
MRS. g. H. McMORROUGH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
CUSTOMS HOUSE EXPECTS TO
HANDLE AN ENORMOUS
BUSINESS HERE.

The United states government
officials az Seattle are hooking for
ward 90 the greatest year in the
history uf The department on Puget
sound
Every branch Of trade elth which
the departments have to deal 10
makiug unprecedented preparations
Co handle az enormous business
The large fish packing concerns
are prrssink ihto service ever
available boat suitable to the husl
uess. principally fof the reason that
sxeF3 fourth year fhe salmon catch
De- unusually heavy This year Is
the fourth end all Indications polni
Ca d biF business
Every boat that clears from Be-
attic has tn have papers from the
customs house. aHd The extra nam
ler 81 fishins hfsats that av be-
ms pas inin commission requife
exifa inspection
The hundreds ~ small launches
THAT wiil ply nu ghe sound and un
Lake Washington Tor hirr an hare
fe secure papers ffum The cuatnrhs
ofileials and this class % craft Nill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
COLLEGES IN
CONTEST

nEnkFfI.V. cal Aprii is IN
fife alffsfnat eaufrets. California
and Stamford uniSersisiss wi'i meet
tamafrow I'm the 18Th annual track
ard field daS sc HrrAeisy
it nln b. ths meat Important
sssni ~ tke Yraf tt BE- expected
fhaf ths field Gas ali 30 one ~
tHe closest ever held 30 the colleges
The universities crewH wiii gnesf
nn Oakland estHsFN faf coufeee
ehleh wiii 81 followed hF contest
f.efHsen pakiaHa frewH in the
mems tennis Fansa tomorrow Met.
tiiie and iierhsff Long fnf cat.
farnia. uiu pia8 1uFdan and Coos an.
20 Stanford THE Wnmfu's feunia
eamse Win rFetfae thr meas
tn Earmne NYmuasium tomoffna
evening enc detAtans teams - she
tHa universities wiit clash Cali
fgrnia gphelslinE 90. affirmative -
she question ~ the adfiaabiiitY -
abandoning ths protective tafiff RI
addition CD These five contests L.
tnn intercollegiate chess tournament
tonight and ihe final game ~ the
intercollegiate baseball series plag "a
fhis afternpan ar stanford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
READY FOR A Big RUSH

increase like flies around q honey
jur. during the progress ~ the ~
position Dozens u former pleas
ure boats will be- put into uso for
commercial purposes. and that
brings them under The jurisdiction
~ the customs house
y " Kelley marine deputy col.
lrcior ~ customs said Win the
great increase in The number ~
small bohia plYing on both the Lake
aud the sound the department vill
have go take extra precautions
against uvHFeru~dinF on the part
az interruptions masters. and also
ser that an % the boats are On.
urulY nsAworthy Undoubtedly
owners Of condemned boats viii try
90 pot them into use during tho
exposition. thinking 10 reap some
az the harvest. without knowledge
hut w. arc preparing % handle the
proposition and expect 90 thorough.
81 examine rverg craft used for
hire"
An of the large passenger steam
rra are expecting fo 90 a. enur
nous business ihia year Overhaul.
ius rrgaintlnE aud alterations are
brinE made on nearly an uf the
BIS boats. a. put them Ia pre-
aeniRhie condition when ihs hir
crowds viii Be- handled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
YOU CANSAuE
MONEY
TOMORROW IS AMP. e. COZ
pom DAY. so GET ONE
QUICKLY.

why nnt purchase an A-N o.
eaupon boos and Commence te save
money at onee
A large force ~ clefks wiN hf nn
hand tomorroe ig ruom lsL 4lapg
building Gail eafiy lu the nf1Fus
tins nnd haze y0ur coupon tsfnk
mnde nnt Don't DELAY it wiii alao
Facilitate enc anfk "a ihe men in
charge Yau wN svoid ihe rush
that b. sure g. ooeur SO fne close
81 che sale
Here are poiofs io he remein
bsrea
The coupon tNah contains zee -
missions 20 the grounds
YOU may uae ere tpnk a. mauY
times q day a. Vau wish
Every mefnhar ~ family must
have separate book
The books are nat transferable
Books uill bear the photograph ~
the owner
Thia wili mnke it ueceHAarY fpr
sou g1 vistt gha official photograph.
~ st thr exposition
An Interim tiekrf Tor that pur-
uoae wlii be- issued i0 yru upan Co..
celpt &c ygnr application.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
SCHIVELY IS
PLACED ON
TRIAL

OLYMPIA. April 10 The leRls.
latiye investigating committee be-
gan the lnyealiEatlun OF Witnesses
in the 8chlvciy case this morning
when W H Vnnvofia ~ Tacoma
organiser 81 The defuuct Guarantee
Fund and Life. was placed on the
stand aud testified that Schlvely
permitted his company 90 with.
draw from business Without lnking
ans action io protect the policy
holders Vanyohs also said BchiYeiY
never examined The securities 0f
the company
schieely took the stand and teati.
fled that this being q mutual com.
panF h. had 300 control over u when
q withdrew from business Nc read
the correspondence with tbe com.
panyn officers explaining hiA &C.
tionH regarding H.
The committee adjourned until
"Wednesday 90 permit schiyeiy %
appear before the spokane grand
jury on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
MARRIES HIS
STEPMOTF4ER

Ithaca. y y AZ that time Harry
was t3 Years old After bis fathers
death BE- corfcsponded with his
Htopmother and was deeply attach.
"a Ga her
Mrs ueckwith became HtCpog
mpher e. Prof Harry POWELL ln the
bureau of foreign travel OF Cornell
university and lived abroad for
several years Returning 10 Amori.
Ca. she moved to Chicago
Young neckwlth followed hcr
" hon he had completed bic pre-
puntorg course in the Ithaca high
school lie went "a Cornell uni.
vcraity Ca study architecture. waa
gfadualed ln February. aud return.
90 tu this CltY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
STRIPPED OF THEIR
AUTHORITY

Hired and paid b. the county
and yet stripped ~ an police az.
thoriiy hy their own employers. is
the peculiar predicament IN which
u iAmpman and J u brennan.
baiiiffa in the police court. find
themselves today
II has always heeu The custom
for the county 20 keep two baiilffs
employed Ia the police court. Who
iuok after the county prisoners
awaiting preliminary hearings and
aid ia guarding the city prisoners.
Those bailiffa are vested with the
authority ~ deputy ahcriffn
uui nov. for some unexplained
reason. the county has stripped the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
MOTOR CYCLIST
ARRESTED

patF0imAa a il Pence yesterday
made the first arrest under The city
ordinance which prohibits driving
q motor cycle a. an excessive rate
o. speed. whsn be captured ~
saiher who vas speedins ~ First
av AZ what the officer believed "a
b. 80 miles 40 hour
saiheF vas attempting 70 over.
take an automobile speeding up
First av Peace. Who 70 a crossing
patTolmRn. stationed IT First AZ.
and Madison st. says the street
waa crowded yesterday afternoon
when 9ather hurtied BY 4Athcr
vas released on $40 bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
IS MANGLED BY
HIS ENGINE

Falllne beneath enc wheels 90 hts
own engine Jamva 2 rurupc q
Northern Pacific ucomotl,o euvi
neer was the Victim 80 In accident
yesterday afternoon Bt railroad
way and Occidental av which re-
suited in The loss oi both arms
Althuugh TERRIBLY mauglod phyat
clans heugyo thst Turner VIII 20.
cover
Turner was driving d switch en-.
sine aloug Che tracks ui Railroad
way when hts 0gCman. Andrew
lunu noticed him lean out Of The
cab as though looklng under the
engine Lunu Thought ittv of the
matter and from hig slide uf lhu cab