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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-11

to marry him Ia known to the wisdom
Of the blessed ones!"
you never saw him." BarakA an
swered with perfect simplicity. "Hs
is beautiful man: his beard 10 like
the rays Of the morning sun on ripe
cornheld. His eyes are bright ~ an
eagles. but blue ~ sapphires. He II
much taller and bigger and stronger
that you are. Do you mot see why I
want him for q husband? Why did
he not desire me for his wife! Am
crooked. am I blinded by the small.
pox. or hSse six fingers on both
hands and . hump ON my shoulder
like the Witch Of Affair Was my Dor.
tion cotton shift. one brass bangle
and horn comb for my hairf gave
him the riches OF the world 70 take
me. and he would not! do not un.
derstand. Am l an evil sight In .
mans eyes! Tell me the truth. for
you are friend!"
you are good to sse," Logotheti
answered. stopping and pretending 70
examine her face critically - she
stood and faced him.
Il do not desire you to speak for
yourself" returned Baraka. II wish
you to speak for any man. since 90
about unveiled and any man may see
me. What would they say In the
street II they saw me now. - . WON.
ant That u what must know. for he
10 . Frank. and he will Judge M -
the Franks Judge whom he sees me!
What win he say?"
shall ! speak a. . Frank? Or q
they speak In Constantinople?"
Speak - he would speak. I pray.
But speak the TRUTH"
II take Allah to witness that I speak
the TRUTH" Logothett answered. III
I had never seen you. and II ! were
walking In the Great Garden In Lon.
don and ] met you By the bank Of the
river. ! should say that you were the
prettiest dark girl In England. but
that should Hike TO - you In .
beautiful Ferinshi hat and the best
frock that could DO made In Paris.
Baraka's face WAS troubled, and she
looked into his eyes anxiosnsly.
Il understand" she said. Before 1
meet him l must have more clothes.
many beautiful new dresses. Il was
shameless. but II was easy to drsss
- man. aftsr had learned. for L
was always the same-the difference
was three buttons-or four buttons. or
. high hat or . little hat: mot much.
ALSO the Fsringhi msa button their
gnrmanta A thu Mnasnlmana A IA
left over the right. but ! often seo
their uomen's coats buttoned like q
Hindu's. Why 10 this? Have the
women another religion than the
menf Il d very stranse!"
Loeothsd laughed. for he had really
never noticed the rather singular faet
which had struck the born Asiattc Ct
once.
CTo IN coNrINUED.)
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Practical Christie nifty.

"On behalf Of the sewing circle Of
this church.. said the pastor at tn
conclusion Of the morning service. Il
desire to thank the congregation for
81 buttons placed In the contribution
boz during the past month. n now
the philanthropicaliy inclined donors
OF these objects will put . half.dosen
undershirts and three pairs Of other
strictly secular garments on tho plats
next Sunday morning. 20 that We may
have something to sew those buttons
on We shall be additionally grateful"
-Harperis Weekly.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-11

Apparently II pays not TO b. crue.
TO horses out In Chicago. A teamstes
who admitted abandoning his horses
for six hours ON . recent stormy DAP
was fined $50 BY . magistrate. The
humane society prosecuted the cass
vigorously and promised 70 report the
matter to the drivers employers. Pre-
sumably he will lose his job. q hs
Vas unable TO pay the nne and VIII
have to serve . Jail term.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-11

1T II . wonder that . hot-hea4ed
man II generally thought 70 b. one q
mettle.
why . wonder?'
because metal u usually well tenn
pered."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
CROOK IS FREED
(coneludedj

The notorious Bowman arrested October H. II
then took the prosecuting attorneys office days decide
appear against Bowman in Justice Browns and
Mcbride carefully stating that he acting Nandcvccrs
order. moved for the release Of Bowman.
Then days later Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Murphy
manages 10 file information direct During these int
ing days bowman al liberty where he pleased lie
had official notice from the prosecuting attorneys office that lie
would be arrested felony charge. and naturally lie de-
eamped
Had the prosecuting attorneys office desired Bowman
could have been behind the bars this minute
But Bowman knows too much about the gang II Bow
jail he might tell what he knows 81 the graf. and
corruption that has prevailed IN Seattle Bowman had
given chance make hs escape and the prosecuting
ney's office kindly gave him two days.
Bowmans bond for $3.50 will be reiustated SOMEBODY
will los, $3.50 but Bowman viii escape long term in ail
Bowman and Bowman friends have made thousands upon
thousands through the counance OF the police and the
cutting attorneys office. The bond is simply drop the
bucket
That is tho way law is administered Seattle The law is
a Joke and the officials Of the law are tho iokers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
TWO BALLOONS
ARE MISSING

MONTREAL. Oct % The first
news In four days OF the balloon
America n Of the United States
and Dusseldorf OF Germany, that
they were last seen crossing the
Great Lakes. reached here today In
a telegram from Pogamasing
The message said that one bal
loon had been seen landing 80 miles
northwest Of there. and that anoth.
or was reported sailing along in
the teeth Of a gale 300 miles 10 the
west, headed TOWARD Hudson bay.
Relief Expedition Starts.
Relief expeditions that already
were being formed were rushed at
once 10 the section whore the bal
loon was reported 10 have landed
and Il Is expected that within a
hours some definite news Of the
two balloons will be- received
The gas bag that came down ls
believed 10 be the Dusseldorf
The other balloon. presumably
the America n. was high In the air.
and was about 20 pass over a dense
forest that stretches unbrOken for
100 miles The Hudson Bay com
pany's officials were notified. and
Indian runners sent out iu the hope
Of learning where the balloon came
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
SUPREME COURT is
UNlNASKED

candidate for that office. ard who
as governor wlnked az the doinaa o.
Insurance commiasloner J. ~.
SehlVely. and appointed az adiutant
general a man who robbed the state
OF S35,o0o which he squandsred In
rlotous living
And this Is one o. the typical con.
ventlens entrusted with nominating
members o. the supreme court. the
court which can 90 no wrong
The Farrell convention touched
the supreme court % four places
Il renomluatcd Judge Mark A Fut
lcrton. Il nominated judge Frank
u, Rudklu Sc nominated governor
who upon the recommendation ~
prominent corporation lawyers. ap.
pointed Judges Milo a Root and
Herman y Crow. and Il created a
stEte central committee which
elected as its chairman f. II. Pal
mer
fillertou's denomination was
without opposition. so. strictly
speaking. he was not a product az
that Convention. And yet bad his
course on tho bench been dlapieaA.
ing % the Great Northern bosses. be
would. IN all probability. not have
been renominated This " iudlcat.
ed by the fate meted out by the
convention 60 Attorney General W
y. Sfratton. Stratton vas a thor
oughly capable official. entitled uu.
der party tradition % second
term But he had committed the
nnforglvable oiienae towards the
Great Northern OF having brought
suit FOR che dissolution Of the
Northern Securities company a
Great Northern holding company,
afterwards dissolved under ladw
meut OF suit ordered by Theodore
Roosevelt
stra'tnu had no opponent before
the convention. but the convention
managers succeeded iu fiud.ug one
iu the person OK a candidate iut an
other office a gentleman who w8H
not even admitted 90 the bar until
four months after bis nomiua,iuu
Judge Radkiu az the time % bis
hNNlAaAoh. WIS fArthA h"fioHA &C
cusation 10 a civil suit
T. y Palmer Is discredltad old
guard politician 81 Seattle. attor
mes. With bis partner Judge Root.
az that time Tor the Seattle Electric
company and other Bic corpora
lions. and b accused OF trying 20
profit by bis personal relations with
Root while the latter was on the
bench
Root and Crow we're appointed on
the bench tn aeeo rdanee with cor.
poration conspiracy 10 pack the
court for the purpose Of securing
reversal Of an important rule Of
the law Of the killed and wounded.
An account Of 'hat conspiracy @iil
be made the subject Of Mondays
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
MOB CHINK WHOI
WE'D WHITE GIRL

Frank Louie. a Chinese. who re-.
Gently married Miss Lillian Fuller.
formerly q telephone operator az
the Hotel Sorrento and the Hotel
Kennedy was nearly mobhcd by
an angry crowd of white men last
ulEht after he knocked down Mrs
Richard Powers. the girls mother
az YeHler Way and Second av The
mob was hnsgllng Louie toward
the waterfront with the ayowed ia,
teutlon Of throwing him into the
bay. when pRtrolman noggcss ras
cuod hlm ana took him 90 Jail
Mrs Powers told Capt nannick
that her daughter Was controlled
by Louie through tho use % drugs
Louie told Capt uannick that hla
white wife WIS housed az the Hoi
land hotel. Fourth av. and 1cffer
son a. The young wife was
brought 90 the station and lmme
dlaiely demanded 10 see her hus
band. Mrs Powers says she viii
file a charge Of assault and battery
against her Chinese nHshiiant.
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tcoueludsdl

(coneludedl
-~--s-~----s.aa- .-asa-s --ssa-a---s
and the well known wishes OF the
people of the state Prior 90 taNt
II had heon the custom Ia this state
10 hold two republican state con
venti0ns In presidential years, one
20 select delegates 60 the national
convention. one 20 nominate state
officers The jobbers In charge OF
the machinery Of the party decided
that year upon one convention Re
gardlng that decision. Congressman
Tawney. one OF the managers that
year Of the national republican
campaign. said
IL INSCRIPTIONS bosses wanted
20 manipulate the politics Of the
state I can SEE why they should
want 10 DO away with the fall con.
vention and do all the business In
the spring The one convention
proposition generally means that
somebody is trying 70 job things
This proved to be the case in
this instance INSCRIPTIONS boss.
es we're trying 70 Job things. and
they succeeded Calling county
conventions before much public tn.
terest had been aroused in state
politics. they prevailed upon many
OF them 20 authorize single iudivid-
uals 90 name all the state delegates
from the county Fully half the
delegates were named IN this man.
ner And the delegates so named
were selected by and took their or.
ders from their corporation bosses.
Ncs surrcptitiously and In secret.
but openly. VIGOROUSLY and boast.
ingly
This is not 4 catalogue Of crime.
but here are a Se~ Of the offenSes
committed by that Farrell eonVen,
ton:
u nominated for lieuteuant.sov.
ernor an old guard politician ~ho,
during two sessions % the leqis
iature, maintained free booze
room for the liquor interests IN a
room in the state capitol opening
off the senate chamber.
II nominated for a prominent
state office man who had been
Indicted fer ewbexxlenent IN an
Eastern state.
N nominated fer land commits
sioner political henehmsn q tho
Undergraduates, under whose ad
ulnistration the people have los,
millions Of dollars BY the sale Of
state lands for grossly inadequate
compensation.
u nominated for secretary ei
state an old guard politician. y2ho
was last year forced 10 resign from
his office when confronted By
charges which threatened to lead "a
his Impeachment BY the legislature
and his prosecution IN court.
Z; nominated for governor an Oh
scure lawyer who. prior to the as
sembling Of the convention, had
never even been suggested as a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
HELPS HER
in DIVORCE

Tehtlfylng against his own broth.
er. Frederick Kari Strive. son4n-
Law o. Jacob Furtf , ook the stand
10 behalf 81 Mrs florence Strive
when her suit for divorce came up
before Judge Tailman on Thursday
Frederick Karl Strive corroborat.
"a the w.fe's Atoy Ia many respects.
which showed that Capt Harry X
Strive, whom she had married IN
Manila In 1901. bad deserted her
since 1905
She met Capt Strive. she test
fed. while he was IN command Of
a ship In the Philippines and she
vas a nurse Later thcy moved 10
San Francisco. where he left her
10 take command Of blockade
runner In the Huaeo.JapaneEe war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
STUDEBAKER TO BE
COMMITTEE CHIEF

TACOMA. oct go G. A.
Stndebaker. Of Chehalls. vas elect.
ed chairman OF the now republican
congressional committee for the
Second district NJ a meeting held
here late yesterday afternoon "
q Helniey was elected secretary
Mayor "a Bsnn. of Aberdeen. f.
the retiring chairman. and Col y
W Coluor. ~ Tacoma, the retiring
secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
CRIPPEN TO HANG NOV n

'nppcn was fairly oo,,,,.
when be- heard hie fate ulp,ssf
been IN q measure pronasee y haa
worst by the INSTRUCTIONS ~ ~
jury Lord Alyerstone beto,. ~
Ing The verdict aloud warnsA 20
spectators against making an lh
onalratlon when be- anuoune,a - Z
verdict y
The death sentence was "a.
one possible under the law sa4
there 90 q chance that II ~. IL
committed fo life lmprigonmea, Z
Gently change ~ feeilng ~ Nv. -
suited in England over tbe $50. 2
sentences imposed upon defsrasss..s
convicted on circumstantisl W
dence. and CnDpeu may bene,,, I,
this feeling sufficiently TO &C.,. Y
the gall0wg
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(conel1ded)


Muir cOntended that the chain of
circumstances connecting CripDen
with murder ~ his wife was com.
plcte and that Crlppen'a own test
mony was damaging.
~ there were no other means ~
Identification Of the bOdy than the
abdominal scar be said that scar
would be- sufficient Witnesses for
the crown showed that Mrs Grip
pen had a similar scar. and Cnppcn
admitted a.
The prisoners attempt 10 show
that tho relies might be those 81
some other person was too fan
tagtie 10 believe
Lord Alvefstone's Instructions
generally supported Muirs c0nten.
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
COURT GRANTS
CHANGE OF VENUE

BOISE Ida. Oct ~ The Lewis
toa National Bank embexrlemen,
eases was today transferred on a
change of venue from Moscow Ia
Boise
The court sets the date FOR the
trial a. January 9 1911
The government charges that
William = kerNlhach. president
Ggprge II kcHter. cashier. Clar
cuer w Rnbuelf. boohkeepsr and
Frank Vi ksttenbach. a director u
the bank. embrEzled $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
OPEN RATioNALIsT SCHOOL

The radical societies which -
Gently commemorated the MARTYR.
dom of the spanish teacheg. Fes
rera, are planning pcrmansm
school OF rationalism. The limi
meeting will BE- held AZ II o'cloek
Sunday morning. October %. ia the
M. ". w. hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
HISTORY or cRIPPEH CASE.

December t9og-Nrs Hawley r. Crippcn. formerly gers
Gilmore. American opera singer. disappear london
that she visiting freuda country
February isto-Announeement In London papers thst
Mira crlppen R dead
February July-Polce and Scotland sork nermb
tngly disappearance CriDpen questioned NOT
held
July i4-crlppcn disappears with stenographe Ethel L.
Body believed be Mrs Crppen found buried base
July 24-Capt Kendall. of Monrose sends wire
reports Crppen board bound Quebec Race
follows
july siluepector Dew. Scotland Yard. beats Moniross
into Quebec arrests Cfippen and Leneye.
August 4Crppcu and girl awagned In Quebec Ordered
returned 70 England.
September e-Cnppen trial starts ln London.
October 22-Crppen found guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
VENDING IN STATES HANDS.

LOUISVILLE. ks. oct ~ 10.
asph Wendling. accused slayer ~
little Alma kcllnef. must be tried Ia
The state courts. u has been a.
esded. Wedding sought 10 have bis
case transferred 10 the federal
courts on tho grounds that be L. an
alien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
N. Y. Hotel
Burning |
Body Found

NEW YORK. Oct 22.--The
Clarendon hotel, IN Brook iyn,
caught fire ~ the Night. and az
st45 this morning was burning
iiereely a. that time oHs body
had been recovered, but ], was
feared that many guests had
persisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

PORTLAND, oct % Suit has
been filed here against Jan RICO.
the Hungarian fiddler, on behalf Of
a Seattle restauranteur, TO collect
$3.50, said 10 be- due on board
bill Rigo is entertaining I'm a local
restaurant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
NO ONE KNOWS WHO
HIT SEN. AlDR|cE

NEW YORK. Oct 2z.--ln spl.se
the usual ~ Is officially denieF
statements that Senator Seisrr r
Aldrich. Of Rhode Island Va
struck BY a vehicle night besws
last. scores ~ persons inierened i
ascertaining the cause Of the ss.z.
tors mysterious injuries today see
unable to locate the iaxic8h or .ru1
ley car that - alleged 10 have
struck him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

NEW YORK Oct e Owing to
rainy weather aud a set track. the
automobile race planned heiween
Barney Oldneld and ueavg Aright
Champion Jack Johnson vas post.
rousf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

MONTREAL. Oct Theodore
schameck. pilot Of the balloon Hell
yetia in the international race. and
Paul Armbruster his aide. arrived
In Montreal today from villa Marie.
where their balloon landed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
CLARENCE BARROW COMING

Clarence Darrow. the lawyer who
defended the Western Federation 81
Miners Officials. charged with the
murder OF Gov Steunenberg. of
Idaho will speak in Dreamland rink
next Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
CANARY BIRDS SONG SAVES TWO LIVES

STAMFORD. Conn. Oct % a
canary birds song saved the lives
% Mr and Mrs Frank Etro when
Eaa thrown of by a coal fire In
The kitchen range was suffocating
the sleeping couple
Ahnnl ~ 90 n-rlnrh iuaf hafnrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
VI Do ~ KlNps

or painting, vanishing. Uniting.
papering. Phone us 10 call and give
you an estimate 1913 or Main
1904.
Federal Paint g. Wall Paper Co,
1914 First Az, near University st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
CUTS OFF WIFE'S HAIR FOR JEAL OIJSY

GLOUCESTER. Mass, oct %.
william Blatchford. % has been ar.
rested charged with assault and bat.
terry upon his l7.yoarold wife.
Susan. whose hair he clipped close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
SERVES HALF OF LIFE IN PRISON

MANSFIELD. o.. Oct ~ After
serving nearly half hia life behind
prison walls. Arthur Brown "a. Of
Akron. has been granted a parole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
CANADA STARTS NAVY.

HALIFAX. n. y. Oct az The
cruiser Niobe. the firai ship to be
assigned 10 Canada'6 own navy. has
arrived here from England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
GIRL DIES, LOVER ENTERS PRIESTHOOD

DETROIT. Oct ~ Unable 10
bear up under the death % HE
sweetheart Michael Bourks. a bril-
liant young attorney 81 this city.
and prominent In local political ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
ODDITIES in The NEWS
PLYMOUTH ROCK ROOSTER HAS SMALL Poxl

TULSA. Okla. Oct % a ply
mouth Rock rooster which had been
accustomed 20 eating from the
hands of patients At thc city pest
house contracted virulcnt case of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

TO the scalp In IN Of Jealous anger
"a few days ago.
The couple have been married
about year and lilaichford often
has shown signs OF jealousy. accord
Ing TO the nelghbors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

Pearl So those are opea.clock
stockings that chappie has ong
huby-Yes, but from their loud.
ness you would think they were
alarm clock stockings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

smallpox
Treatment wmw given the bril- ard
Treatment vas given The bird.
and IL la now couyaicacinE and In
fair way a. completely recover
from the effects ~ the disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

from the Ohlh state rcformatury
Brown entered upon hts career 0i
crime shcn be vas barely 10 years
Old and was sent % the boys IN
duafHai school AZ Lancaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

NEW YORK. Oct % The failure
81 the Hoffman House. one Of the
beathnnwn hotels In New York. was
announced today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
RAH RAH BOYS
FREED TODAY
VarnItN peNIls

Lyman Shotweli. coxswain 81 the
varsity eight. Carl Misfeldt. Roy
Jones. James Royal. Frank Lebold
Herman Goodlick. Samuel GOodlick.
Joseph Murphy. George Stevens
Jean Harrington. Clarence Dunlap
G. Y Woods. A. M Lacey. Edwin
G. kinsel. Paul Johnson. ". z. San.
dera y n sorenson. r T Birelow
VI l. MUNICH. Chris white. ". G..
Ramseyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

After smashing the main doors
Of the Majestic theatre and knock.
ing several teeth down an uahers
throat a wildeyed bunch u uni.
versiiy students last night swarmcd
down the aislos and into the show
house and broke up the show
In the fight which preceded the
student raid Police Sergeant Delgh
and Patrolmau Prothero bruised
their knuckles handing Out punches
70 the students. and many a sore
head and black eye g. being nursed
today.
Arrest Innocent Men.
a hurry-up call for police aid
sent a squad OF bluecoats 10 the
theatre. but n was like locking the
door after the horse had been
stolen Tweuty-one students who
were seated In the show house were
gathered IN by the police IN their
zeal the police not only piuched the
disguised students. but took 3. l..
Derry. a printer. and G. - Steven.
son, "a butcher who had paid for
their seats. along as we'll
Sergeant DeiRh characterized the
rush as not having rs equal In the
history Of the Pacific slope Ho
WIS 90 worked up about II he left
Judge Gordons court room this
morning because continuance oi
the case was not granted
City Attorney Pierce moved that
the students be released for lack
OF prosecution
The entire crowd filed out after
John g. Higgins. a regent Of the
state university, announced that tho
students had agreed 10 pay for the
/ damaged door, also for the damaged
face Of one usher who foolahly
tried 10 stop the student rush. Mr.
/ Higgins also said that President
Kane 0f the university viii fire tho
next student who engages In d
theatre rush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

Tire supreme euuft yesterday
granted a motion for q reheaSing
in the Lake Washington canal case.
which WAS decided against nup.
poytnra % the canal last May The
sew hearing ta ST for November I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
MIND CLEARS AFTER 40 YEARS BLANK

KENYON, o.. Oct 22.--After be-
Ing In mental darkness for 90 years
as the result Of an explosion. the
mind Of " Exline has cleared
Ia 1870 MIR Exllnc. then a young
man. was employed IN a saw mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

the bird became llfelesA. u burst
forth into song Weak and qnayer.
ing enough Il was. but stu sui.
ficiently loud 20 awaken Mr.. Etro
The nciRhbura heard his cry for
help and hurried 10 the apartment
"A physician who was summoned
aafd tho Etofus had had "A cIone call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

fraternal circles. has gone 20 -.
Paul 10 enter - Paurs seminary
lie has hprHaken a lucrative las
practice 20 become q priest 81 the
Roman church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
REVENUE BOAT
SINKS In GULF

HAVANA. Oct. y The revenue
cutter Ceadepes has been wr"cked
or Cupe San An,onip and. accord
ing 90 latgsi reports received here
today. all aboard except two have
been drowned
Several steamers are reported
ashore along The coast near fluA
del Rlu