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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
BALLARD MILLS CLOSE
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fConcluded.)
-s.--=a----s-rs.s4aaaaass -ssia-ssIs-tel'ssHss'
proponc to cut these figures 10 81
and tiG0
The opening ~ the fight created
CONSERVATION among the workmen
IN Ballard Many Of them have their
homes there. and u viii hlt them
hard 10 be thrown out of work,
tie War Measure.
1T IT, a war measure" said
Green. III this cut were 10 ga
through, we could not afford 20 pay
our men shat they are getting now
We can't operate az "a profit at
these cheaper pricca
The Bolcom mills are two 81 the
largest In Ballard They are keep
Ing out Of the present fight. The
reason for this IL h stated. o. that
the Hulcom mills are brokers az
well as manufacturers. and that
they are enabled 20 cat out the mld-
demons profits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

She stopped the aasaasln's bullet
with her own frail body
For weeks the child lay unoon.
Hcious almost dead Finally she
resainea sufficient strength 20 tray.
81. Then Mrs schalpa fled to San
Francisco 10 escape the fiend who
bad not been captured.
AZ San Francisco ahe and Marga.
ret we're arrested on a warrant
sworn out by wealthy aunt OF the
child. who had started proceedings
In I.oe Angeles to gain possession
Of the little girl she loved Mar
garot but not as the mother loved
her.
Mrs schclps proved her love
She was without funds when she
reached Los Angeles. bot paid her
heyer 20 fiFht the case.
While he met qulbhle with quih
bile before Jadge Wilbur OF the
Juvenile court. the triendlesa widow
earned hlA fee by sweeping offices.
'scfuhhinE floors and washing
clothes
The ease Was won Mrs schelps
proved herself competent To care
Tor her own.
with a capital o. o. she returned
"a san Francisco she worked
drudged. scrimped for two months
TO secure money 10 cave Tor some
place where Ehe could be AZ peace
Finally she gathered sufficient
money foF passage 10 Denver Even
there ahs feared the long arms OF
her daughters wealthy kinsmsn. 50
she sought sanctuary farther. and
finally found u and peace on a little
farm just beyond Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

SAN FRANCISCO. April 22 For
two years uf persecution. miafor.
tune and NorruW. Mrs Minnie
schslps. a widow Of San Pedro.
Cal. blamcs love.
On account ~ love. which has
proved such a tragedy IA her life.
she has sought refuge with her IT..
yenrold daughter. Margaret. ou q
small farm nsaF ChieaEo There she
labOra ~ hours each DAY for their
support. while guarding her daugh.
ter from relatives whom she fearH
might kidnap the child.
shortly after hof fathers death.
two years ago. litile Margaret was
stricken with pneumonia Her
mother had hean Jeff penulleHn, 50.
while the little girl struggled
against the disease. Mrs schelps
worked In q laundry 20 pay the
doctor q
A she walked home, one evsf.
ING. spaniard. who had become
auamored % her. boldly walked -
and asked permiaai0n 70 pay her
court
She ran screaming Ia her home
A week later Mrs schviDa was
planting flowers IN a garden Ia
front ~ her cottage MarRarat.
weak from two months iilncan. sat
bundled IN an invalid's chair ON the
front varnnda
Withoat warning the spaniard
dashed into ths yard. bFsnSiahing
a revolver
with strength almost uuperhu
man. the child ran across the laws
and totfered between the man add
hsn intended victim a. he fired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
THIS DOCTOR WON'T HAVE TO WORRY
ABOUT HIS PRACTICE FOR A WHILE

dence presented TO tho jury Ia
Judge Tuthiira court. two years
ago. Dr. zeigief gave bis profession
n services Whenever called upon.
relyinE solely on the validity OF
bis contract for remuneration
which vas 70 be paid from Mrs
'McNackara estate
The heirs attacked the legality Of
the contract and alleged that tbs
physician took advantage OF hls
personal relations with his patient
10 influence her to sign a contract
FOR which they assert no common
sufate return was given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
TUG CAPTAIN is
ROBBERS VICTIM

Capt Fred johnson. Of the tug
Bedclla. went out for good time
with four fellow c0untrymen from
Norway last night They finally
wound up IN a room IN a lodging
house run By a Jap Here one Of
the captains newly found friends
struck him over the head with
piece Of Raspipe and took about
sa5 from him The captain told
the police. but they could moi do
anything for Elm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

KANSAS CITY. $40. Apru ~ --
Prosecutor cenkltng announced To-
day that he had discovered enough
eonnection between the disappear
ance u the notes ~ the grand iury
investigation u the swope murder
and the attorneys FOR Dr. HYDE. the
defendant 10 warrant a grand Jury
Investigation.
Miss Pearl keilar. Colonel RWope'a
nurse whose testimony n strongly
for the prosecution. continued on
the witness stand teaay AFTER fin
ishfnx her direct testimony she vas
severely crosa -rxaminsd hy attar-
nsya for The defense. Her story was
apparently mistaken hy the ardeai
Miss Keliar described IN detail
the death throos % Col Swops. The
most noticeable difference In her
testimony under REORGANIZATION
Was that she denied that she prev
iously had testified that she gave
Col Swope a strychnine tonic three
times 4 day. Her deposition hither.
90 taken showed that she had given
swope the tonic.
She attempted 20 reconcile her
two statements and Walsh insisted
upon direct answers 20 his ques
ttona
Judge LAtahaw lntsrxsncd and
told the attorney that the witness
SHOULD be- treated with the courtesy
usually accorded a woman
Walsh objected to the remarks ~
the court. AAying thar Judge lat
shaw was hedging him In hia
cross .eKAminations"
In the course uf cross questioning
hY Walsh. the states attorney 90.
iect~d frequently "a questions mnd
the court sustained evsry objection.
Judge tatshaw interrupted tho sx.
animation ~ the witness frequently
20 give Miss KsilaE time to rrfiect
before anaweFlng and 10 explain
her answers
Undertaken OF proved good
witness for the defense. his teatt
mony conflicting With that Of Miss
Kellar In two important details.
lie aaid that water uaed IN waAh.
ing the arm Of Col Hunton had
been poured into n jar with the
blood that was let from Huntou's
arm by Dr HYDE. and that the ia.
uid might have been the blood
which Miss keiiRr had testified
measured two quarts.
\ He also said that pr Twyman.
ard not Or. Hyde. controlled the
letting 81 the blood He testified
that nv TwymAn, and not DR..
Hyde. held the threads that closed
the vein and hy pulling them az any
time could have closed r. or was
present when the oodletting op.
GRAFTON was performed on Hunton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
SLEEPS IN JAIL;
BURNS TO DEATH


PAYETTE. Idaho. April IL
While guest Of the night watch.
man. William Jackson persisted
early this morning IA the flames
which destroyed the city jail.
wooden building.
Origin OF the. fire Is a mystery.
Jackson. unable 10 get lodging at
the hotels, asked Might Waterman
Feldeher for the privilege Of 0ccu-
plying the empty jail The officer
had agreed 10 release the GUEST In
the morning
About 4 o'clock an alarm Of fire
was sounded, but by the time the
fire department reached the scene.
the flames were 80 hot Il was im-
possible 20 enter the building.
When the fire was eStinguished the
body Of Jackson vas found on the
floor. blanket wrapped about his
head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
PLANS MADE FOR
PARK ON LAKE

The initial steps were taken At
the meeting OF the council commit
tee on finance for tbs establish.
ment of a long, narrow park along
the shore % Lake Washington from
Pine At. above Madrona park. down
70 t.nschi. ~ the foot OF Yesler
Way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
DID YOU SEE 1T?
WHAT?
WHY THE MAJESTIC
Want to- Go Free?
Why of Course!

Then watch the classified col.
umns OF Tho Star.
Somewhere there are two free
tickets advertised. They will be
given 70 the persons whose names
are mentioned IN the nd. Those
names we're picked nt random from
the city directory They may be
your own. There IL always a good
show at the Majestic. the best
there IL Ia vaudeville Read The
Star classified ads and Get the
Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
S. {. CO. MUST PAY
(couc,uded.)

--a--.--'aa'-.-a s-7s.-..-.a-t---s=-
declaration that he would make
trouble II the taxes were not forth.
coming. "rll take the strongest
methods know how 20 collect
those taxes. All that can stop me
rs the courts
The purpose OF the company In
delaying payment Is to force the
county to accept compromises on
taxes. They refuse 10 pay to force
the county Into court. Tho traction
companies then hope that the coun.
~ attorney viii recommend a de-
crease IN the amount OF the taxes
TO save litigation The three com
panies In the past have always been
active In tax lodging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
VASSAR CHOCOLATES MAY BE FRESH,
BUT NEVER, NEVER VASSAR GIRLS

KANSAS CITY. April 77vasssr college today is plaintiff
shs LessWs~ company
ssns the ed "ssssr certain brand % tia chocolates The
obieotion 81
ari
TIRE fsur. words "vsssar chocoss" substitutes
vssssr College while endsrussth 81 the college
Purity snd wisdom the slogan. always fresh" The
complaint reoltss ALWAYS
pteahls 70 the fsuals figure shove them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Twain. rated a wealthy man. as.
sumed IS debts. though n swept
away his fortune and ieft an IN.
debtedness Of 100000. which he
paid In full
In the midst Of this came The
death OF his wife In 1906 lie was
heart-broken. nut laid aside HIS
grief Ions enough 10 pay her this
tribute.
AHer character and deposition
we're Of the sort that not only IN.
vises worship but commands a."
His daughter Jean became his
sole companion and assistant Until
the time Of her death they lived In
the beautiful country home
"st0rmfield." near Reddlng, Conn
named after Capt atormfield. whom
Mark Twain sent on visit %
heaven.
He Smokes Cigars.
A year ago Mark Twain was
for smoking a.afgar while
waiting for his Doctors degree al
oxford. England.
They cannot 0ttfibnto an my
crimes and misdemeanoFs 10 tho
excessive use Of tobacco" was his
reply @There are about forty
other causes. and tobacco viii have
10 bear only ouefOrtiofh part Of the
blame"
Last year Mark Twain, az tho
New York medical school, appeared
clad In bis angel Clothes as he
termed them q dress suit OF spot.
less white matchlcss setting for
the iuxuriant silyery hair.
The fighting spirit endured 20 tho
last Although sadness dissolved
the humorous note In his familiar
draWi. the author lent his voice 70
che cause OF woman's suffrage only
tao days before the death Of his
daughter Jean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
ODDS
AND
{ ~ = 9

Talk about your DiannH KING
county has real one. Mrs Harry
Osborn of Enumclaw collected $40
bounty yesterday on cougar she
killed near haF home town.
Students az the Washington state
university win have chance 10
gather some ~ the $4,000 worth Of
prizes offered every year by Hart.
Shaffner a Marx FOR the best es-
says this year on economic subjects
No riot followed upon the reading
OF Mr.. Bryan's letter At that Jeffsr-
son banquet, ~ ~aa anticipated. u
was not resd until 2i30 q. m. when
many of the Jsffersonian democrats
had departed or got drunk. And IL
was = mighty unsan way 20 treat q
professional keynote sounder, too.
o temporal o naorest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

from Pekln, saying that riotinq had
been renewed az Chang sha.
PEKIN. April "a. Refugees from
llankow. who arrived here today
from Chang Sha. whore the Metho.
dist mission was burned by an In.
furlated mob OF Chinese. who then
attempted to kill the missionaries,
say that conditions at Chang Sha
were serious when they left Wed.
neHday
Following the destruction % the
mission and the governors yamen.
where tho citizens took refuge.
mobs began 10 wreck the properties
OF all foreigners.
The white persons who reached
here assert that there II not q
house which belonged 20 an Occi-
dental remaining IN Chang sha or
the neighboring villages, All have
been burned or wrecked
Many Chinese converts TO Chris.
tlanity have been slaughtered aud
dozens of students who attended the
mission training school were burn.
cd and tortured 10 death. say the
refugees
No foreigners had been killed up
10 tbs time the refugees fled Wed.
nssday. although the rioters were
threatening them with death.
Among those who left the place
In fear % their lives was the Brit
ish consul nj Chang sha. lie said
today that the escape % the whites
was providsntlai. a. the killing OF a
single Occidental would have start.
ed a massacre. from which none
would have succeeded In escaping
Adyices received here today from
Chang sha state that the arrival
OF the British gunboats has relicv.
cd the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

WASHINGTON. April 27.--The
situation AZ Chang shs Is ominous
today. according 10 reports from
Minister Calhoun and American
Consul Baugh. Of HRnkow Minis
ter Calhoun has reported 90 the
state department that there Ia no
Improvement IN the situation In the
Human province and Il IL feared
that the troable will spread
The legation at Pckin has asked
Rear Admiral Hubbard 10 render
further assistance. The Cleveland.
which already has been ordered 20
Chang sha. Il on the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

a samuel t. Clemens had m
4 cheekerca career as any char
4 acter be ever wrote about
a Twain's read 20 fame and for
4 tune WAS not royal. aud be suf-
4 fcred many Vlcissitudes before
4 he won his niche In the hearts
= 81 the people.
= Herr Is an epitome OF hts ca
4 reevs
4 November 30. 1885. born az
4 Hannibal. Mo
\ lSAa After meager education
4 Ne left Hannibal and became a
= wanderer.
4 isss tahouO River pilot on
4 the Mississippi
= 1880 Mark Twain host his
= money. coat. trousers and boots
4 playing cards with General
a bunker
a 1851 Enlisted In a Confeder-
a ate company % infantry, but
= was mustered out a few weeks
= later.
q 1850 Twain and friend
4 naned Higgins staked out a all
= yer mining claim IA Nevada
= Twain gees 70 care Tor a sick
= friend and Higgins on an err
= rand thereby losing a claim
q that made millions Tor others.
4 1857 lie published hts first
= hook. The Jumping FROG Of
= Caiavcras County"
4 1857 Travelled abroad Met
= olivia 1. LanEdon Of Elmlra,
q y. ".
q ''Innecents Abroad APP
= peared.
= 1870 Married Mlsa f.anaden.
4 Joined a literary coll
. ony at Hartford. Conn. whsre
= he ana . greater part % the
q literary work. Rcgardina this
q he wrote
I became scrihhlcr %
= hooks and an immovahie FIX
= ture among the other rocks of
= Ne~ England
isT1 Roughinw u" and
The Gilded Age" appeared
isTs-~fom Sawyer pub
a llshed.
4 fs1s-~The priacc and the
= Faacer- appeared
1885 ~Huckleherry Finn"
q published Twain entered ths
q rirm OF q l. Webster a Co.
4 publishers.
iseo-"A Connecticut Yankee
q a. the Court Of King Arthur {
. published
tsss ~rudd'n Head Wilson J
q published.
1855 Personal Recoilections {
A ~ Joan ~ Arc appeared. In
= this year his entire fortune Vas !
= swept assay By the failure Of
. Webster a Co. leaving him !
= deeply la debt At 50.
ts8s-whila struggling O. I
. clear tho debt. his eldest dRugh-
q ter. Olivia susan Clemens died I
. M the hour Of her greatest
4 promise. while he MAS abroad ,
Reported destitute and I
. dying Tn London. trtends ia I
q America raised a purse II t1e0o I
. for him. lie refuses - ACCEPT
= the gift saying his ease Is not
. hopeless
. 1891 --Yaie university co.,
. ferrea degree ~ a A.
tso2 University Of Missouri.
. HIS native state. conferred
. IL u
tsas-His wife died In Flor I
. ence. Italy. whittier the family
= haa moved in the hope that the I
. ciiutafs would restore her 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
NURSE WAIVERS
UNDER CROSS
EXAMINATION
Pearl Kellar Saved From
Confusion by the Court,
Which Stopped Tactics
of Hyde's Attorneys.
Doos AND FROGS Z
IN swoPg CASE. =

4 KANSAS CITY. April a. /.
4 DOGS and frogs are expected /.
= "a play an interesting part in 4
4 conyictinE or clearing DR.. n 4
4 G. Hyde on the charge Of muir 4
q der The state has announced 4
liza intention of demonstrating 4
= the action OF strychninc BY 4
= poisoning 1--we frog with the 4
= drug before the eyes OF the 4
= lurymen Psychologists em 4
= ployed BY Dr. Hyde erc main. 4
tanning poison squad" Of 4
= six dogs for the purpose of 4
studying the effects OF atrych. a
q nine upon them Some os the 4
4 canlnca are being given one. 4
= fifteenth Of a grain OF atryeh, 4
4 nine four times a day. Others a
= receive a smaller amount Of 4
= poison. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

SPOKANE Mrs Sarah CrowelI
widow. n. was burned 10 death
yesterday afternoon III fire that
destroyed her home al si2 Virginia
av. The iifeieas body was found IN
a bathtub filled with water, where
she had retreated for safety. IL r.
supposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

tHItAHU. ApFil q Or. l. q
~ ~ zeiklsr u entitled 10 400 600
from the estate Of Mrs. J. "A Nc.
Wicker. as provided b. a contract
he held 20 furnish her medical
treatment while she lived The au
prems court entered q tinAl order
In the case to-day. Tho contract
ON which the suit vas based was
made on July 10. 1853. and Mrs. Nc.
Wicker died IN California on August
"a. 1904
During this period of more than
five years. recording 20 the evi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
TEAMSTER CAUGHT
STEALING GOODS

james Eonley. a teamatcr was ar
rested today while selling a baE q
beans 10 the Gem Waffle House
conloy's arrest disclosed the fact
that for the past week the achwa
bacher Grocery company has beer
Systematically robbed. over tt06
worth of goods cigars. canned goods.
sugar and beans has been taken from
the premises and sold to nearby res-
tRurnnta
Conloy r. employed hy the sohwa-
haeher firm. and had No difficulty IN
walking away with his theta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Vice gets more IN this vicious
world than piety Fletcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

whaiH The summing up began Each
49, was given an hour for closing
argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

MOSCOW Russia 49, a diamond
ornament was stolen from the great
iumge M the Virgin Ia the US
pehski cathedral. ana many precious
stones cut from frames 0f pictures
of the saints last night The total
loot is estimated al $500 goo.
As good be out OF the world as
out Of fashion Clhber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

coLFAX -Four cases 81 append
citls IN five years. and three 81 them
Within the last six months. Is the
record held IN the johnson family
% brothers and sisters.
An almanac printed in 1867 has
been sold for e385 IN Boston. Blamed
nssr az old snd high priced as their
beans.
SOUTH BEND. Sebastian 0iesy.
the last local survivor Of the once
prosperous communicate colony
which formerly existed in the VII
lapa valley. II dead. He came here
with the colony in 1885
WARSAW. Ind Preston Brown.
one Of the four men who captured
jefferson Davis at the close of the
civil war. II dead az Leesburg.
RICHMOND va--Fred Cunning.
ham. alias Eddie Fay. and Prank
Chester. alias Little Dick Harris.
charged with the robbery Of the
Richmond pontofffca March 81. TAX
ms $4,000 In stamps. plead guilty
yesterday and were sentenced 70 10
years IN the federal prison and fined
~. 900.
Eleven people have died suddenly
~ Westerly, y. l.. from drinking
medicinal sshisksy. It's dry town
for everybody except the under
takers.
MITCHELL. s. D-A trio OF yasR
men made an unHucceNafui attempt
20 rob the state hank AZ Kayior. q
small town on the milwaukee, early
this morning Cashier Cartwright
drove them or, seriously in1urfnR
one % the bandits. who was cap
turcd.
PHILADELPHIA. The battleshlp
Indiana has completed a five days
test ~ the new barn door" brake
Tor bssfieahips. THE brake will stop
the big warship in hair It's length
while travelling ~ knots an hour.
New Works 20 have a 3i-story
office building. The beautiful type.
writer lady on the upper floor will
almost be able 20 talk with Mr..
HailsS on his comet.
NEW YORK. win hls sole com
pnniou a little spaniel. lying beside
him. Joseph Taylor. 70 years old.
waH found dead In his Brooklyn
apartments yesterday. GA. tube in
his mouth. After living with him
50 years. his wife left him recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
bUTCHER|NG
THE CHINESE
CHRISTIANS
Refugees Arriving in Pekin
Tell Tales of Terror
American and English
Warships on Way.

(Bg DATED Pressl
LONDON, April 22.--The foreign
office tonight received a dispatch
from Pekin, saying that rioting had
been renewed AZ Chang Sha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
MARK TWAIN is DEAD



~ soaaezsian ct his faculties. lie
's. ~ hts daughter Clara ana
a her. Tho effort was toe
~ for him however and he
- hls hast words "Give me nay
- The spectacies were hand
= hlna he laid them aside IN
~ moments and sank into a
..yssge Ths anxious watchers be-
4. hls bed DO not know whether
Z was conscious or not The doc
4. eala he was growing weaker
:. o'clock a bulletin was issued
~s.eh Indicated that the doctors did
q ,xpect death 50 soon.
Mars Twain was horn IN 1885, and
=. neAriy 10 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

New Works 70 have 3i-story
otfies building. The beautiful type.
writer lady on the upper floor will
almost be able 70 talk with Mr..
HALEY on bis comet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

PHILADELPHIA The battleship
Indiana has completed a five days
test ~ the new barn door brake
for bafiicahips. The brake viii stop
the big warship in hair It's length
while travelling ~ knots an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Eleven people have died suddenly
81 Westerly, n. l.. from, drinking
medicinal sshiaksy. It's a dry town
for everybody except the under
takers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

coJFAX -Four cases 81 append
citis IN five years. and three u them
Within the last SIX months, IS the
record held In the johnson family
OF brothers and sisters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

An almanac printed in 1867 has
been sold for e385 in Boston. Blamed
nssr "a old and high priced as their
beans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

SOUTH BEND. Sebastian Gieny.
the last local survivor 81 the once
prosperous communicate colony
which formerly existed in tbs VII
lapa valley ~ dead He came here
with the colony in 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

NEW YORK with hls sole com
pnniou. little spaniel. lying beside
him. Joseph Taylor. 70 years old.
was found dead In hie Brooklyn
a apartments yesterday. a gas tubs Tn
his mouth. After living with him
50 years. his wife left him recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

WARSAW. Ind Preston Brown.
one Of the four men who captured
jefferson Davis az the close of the
Civil war. II dead az L.eaburg.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-09-16
Hay Barns Burned.

The hay barns of Arthur w. Brown
located on the road leading to Case
street, near Dennis McHugh's, caught
fire about II O'Clock Wednesday night
and were totally destroyed. The barns
were filled to their capacity, containing
about 80 tons of hay. The loss is esti-
mated at about 50, 900 with an insurance
of about $500 on buildings and contents.
The cause of the fire is not known as
there had been no one near the place
for several days. Mr.. Browns large
touring car, which was stored in the
barn, was also destroyed. The machine
was valued at $1,000. The burning of
Mr.. Browns barns make total of four
barns burned in that vicinity within the
past ninety days without the slightest
trace of the origin of the fires.